writer and director of "get out," jordan peele. music from old 97's. featuring the 8g band with andres forero. ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, and this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] yeah. it's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. today is president's day. and you just know trump was up at the crack of dawn, ready to open presents. [ laughter ] "well, then they shouldn't call it that, because that's very confusing." [ light laughter ] the president took office one month ago today, and just look at how the job has already aged him. [ laughter ] that's right. [ applause ] that's right. president trump took office one month ago today. wow. it's hard to believe the past few years has only been a month. [ laughter ] at a recent dinner, while president trump invited other attendees to order whatever they wanted, trump demanded chris christie have the white house meat loaf. coincidently, white house meat loaf is also the position trump is

the director, jordan peele, described it as a social thriller, so essentially, it is a satire about post—racial, in inverted commas. daniel kaluuya is this keen—eyed photographer, alison williams is his preppy girlfriend, and they are going to her rich parents‘ house for the weekend, and he says, they do know i'm black, right? and she said, why would they need to know, they are incredibly liberal people. my father would have voted for obama for a third time and when they arrive at the mansion— like house, that is pretty much the first thing he says — i would have voted for obama for a third time.

then writer/director jordan peele one half of the sketch comedy duo key and peele discusses his horror film "get out" that topped the box office with more than $30 million in ticket sales. glad you've joined us. conversations with david frum and jordan peele coming up right now. ♪ ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >>> david frum is a former speechwriter for george w. bush and senior editor at "the atlantic" magazine. he penned the cover story in the march issue called "how to build an autocracy which builds a dystopian future under donald trump." he joins us from washington. glad to have you back on the program. >> thank you very much for your hospitality. >> tomorrow donald trump will give his first -- we're not calling it a state of the union address, of the white house isn't calling it that. it is his first address to a joint session of congress. number one, why make that distinction? and what do you expect? >> it's very traditional in the first year of presidency not to call the first speech a state of the union. simply because the new

and, jeffrey brown sits down with "get out" diretor jordan peele to talk why the hit horror film about race is striking a chord with audiences. >> for me the social thriller is the thriller in which the fears, the horrors, and the thrills are coming from society. they're coming from the way humans interact. >> yang: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> supported by the rockefeller foundation. promoting the well-being of humanity around the world by building resilience and inclusive economies. more at rockefellerfoundation.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and individuals. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. some of the key changes include ending direct government subsidies for low and middle income americans t

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it's written and directed by jordan peel who is most famous for his comedy duo key and peel. here he goes to horror, his first love. i'd describe it as sort of guess who's coming to dinner meets the stepford wives with a little ro rosemary's baby thrown in there. he goes with allison williams to meet her parents. while he's there, the parents claim they're open minded, progressive. but as the day wears on and you know you meet some of the creepy groundkeepers and maids, you realize something's not quite correct in this secluded family i'd urge you to give it a shot. jordan peel delivers an awesome, tightly crafted script where everything happens for a reason, if not two or three reasons. if you're a fan of the craft of screen writing, it's working on multiple levels with symbolic imagery with pieces of cotton or deer antlers that come into play. things are introduced early on that come back later in a big way. it's probably one of the best horror thrillers i've seen in a few years. >> interesting. >> that's high praise coming from you. on the coldest weekend of the year they

>> and making history, jordan peel is first black writer/director with $100 million movie debut. he's behind this "get out" it cost $10 million to market. he's winning. >> cashing in all the way. >> fox news coverage of our significant snowfall of the winter season returns with updated list of kloings and delays. >> less look live across the d.c. region an see what it looks like out. there here's one view of the storm from one of the crews out there. we want to know what you're seeing and experiencing when you step outside your home or maybe just look through the window. send us your pictures of the snow, rain, outside, whatever is happening on your door step. >> be sure to use the #fox5snowday when you post and we'll put them up for everybody to see. 4:3 21. temperature 32 degez. back >> winter's revenge. this is what it looks like outside. snowy, wintry weather, yucky mix out there falling across the region. >> it comes days after some of you wearing shorts, tee shirts and sandals and we're getting ready to cleanup the first significant snowfall of the season. >> right now good

the director, jordan peele, described it as a social thriller, so essentially, it is a satire about post—racial, in inverted commas. daniel kaluuya is this keen—eyed photographer, alison williams is his preppy girlfriend, and they are going to her rich parents‘ house for the weekend, and he says, they do know i'm black, right? and she said, why would they need to know, they are incredibly liberal people. my father would have voted for obama for a third time and when they arrive at the mansion— like house, that is pretty much the first thing he says — i would have voted for obama for a third time. he's really sort of friendly and chummy in a way which is, frankly, rather creepy. here is a clip. how long has this been going on, this thing? how long? four months. four months? five months, actually. she's right, i'm wrong. atta boy, better get used to saying that! please. i'm so sorry. she's right, i'm wrong. does he have an off button? this is exhausting. i wanna give you a tour! do you want to unpack first? at first, everything seems bonhomie and charming, but there are signs that everything isn'

are you now jordan peele horror movie director? that's it? >> say it again. i love it.m complicated. >> reporter: i'm nick watt in los angeles. >> my husband saw it. he loved it. apparently he wasn't alone. it grossed $26.11 million this weekend. >> impressive second week. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer from surfaces for up to 48 hours. you can pick up the flu it's like having a sick family member in your home. but lysol kills 99.9% of germs including 8 cold and flu viruses. to help protect your home lysol that. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. from surfaces for up to 48 hours. you can pick up the flu it's like having a sick family member in your home. but lysol kills 99.9% of germs including 8 cold and flu viruses. to help protect your home lysol that. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but can it fix this teen's skateboarding mishap? nope. so let's be cle

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and, jeffrey brown sits down with "get out" diretor jordan peele to talk why the hit horror film aboutrace is striking a chord with audiences. >> for me the social thriller is

amazingly jordan peel's "get out" with less than a $5 million budget crossed the $100 million thresholdn its third weekend. >>> winter is coming for ed sheeran, headed to westros to guest star in the upcoming season of "game of thrones." still no details on his role or when he will appear. >> they want details, people. >>> the person who bought the winning ticket in last month's $435 million powerball drawing is expected to claim the prize today. the ticket was sold at a gas station in indiana, lump sum cash value $263 million. but that's before taxes. >> now all the relatives know and know how much they will get from all of it. >>> the expected interest rate hike and oil prices are moving markets. cnbcs landon dowdy is watching it all. good morning to you. >> good morning to you both. u.s. gasoline prices on the rise. the average cost of a gallon of unledded gas up two sends in the past two weeks to $2.35 a gallon according to the industry. prices up 51 cents from this time last year. this, as crude oil falls to the lowest point in three months. >>> meanwhile, tens of millions of ameri

ec i'll let kevin go first.ir >> go kevin.ev >> get out. >> get out masterpiece by jordan peel it hast's phenomenal film.ilm. >> it was a good movie but it bi wasn't great movie to me i wasis confused whether i was watchingh lifetime movie versus a horror movie.e. the social commentary is fine but too mixed up for me.or m >> i heard it was excellent.elnt >> h has this much culture ram impacc in regards to people talkingoplg about it. >> amazing. i think it's beautiful story danielle is amazing in the films. allison williams is phenomenal.. already made $85 million so farn at the box office. box office. >> you're saying he's winning.eg i might as well be quiet. >> phenomenal movie.nal >> you've been in a lot ofen iao movies.movi. >> yes. >> have you ever been more roar movie.ever be. >> yes. do you remember what it was.emb >> dead and dead derr.ead . with dean cane. cane. >> used to be superman on tv. >> ax to grind that was independent movie.moe. yeah.h. >> how did you like being in thk horror movie. >> i love playing a villain andd horror movies you can be as badb as you want to be.t

amazingly jordan peel's "get out" with less than a $5 million budget crossed the $100 million threshold in its third weekend. >>> winter isom sheeran, headed to westros to guest star in the upcoming season of "game of thrones." still no details on his role or when he will appear. a lot of anticipation for his appearance. >>> the person who bought the winning ticket in last month's $435 million powerball drawing is expected to claim the prize today. the ticket was sold at a gas station in indiana, lump sum cash value $263 million. but that's before taxes. so, you know. it's not that much. >> not that much at all. after they line up the lawyers, the financial planners, everything else to get in line. >>> speaking of getting things in line in your money, wall street is looking ahead to the fed's expected interest rate hike. oil prices are month moving markets. brackets are costing billions. cnbc's carolin roth is watching it for us. >> gas up 2 cents per gallon in the u.s. over t gallon. year on year they have jumped by 51 cents, though. but this could change, according to some analysts, a

since its realize last night the jordan peel movie has social steer types, perceptions on raisin nowe if you've seen the movie it's all over social media. people run at top speed untiled they get to the camera and thenn make a sharp left or right and run out of frames. some did it, others didn't quitn get the 90-degree turn.ur of course the challenge mimics it in the movie.ie at the last minute in a truly creepy moment turns and keeps running. i dare you to do that? me? >> i'll try it.l tr sure. > we're going to film and post-it on social media. i didn't know you were going to film it.lm that's the whole point. stay with us, fox5 news at 11 starts right now.ht n this is fox5 local news at 11. right now at 11, after a gorgeous warm day where we hitht 74-degrees it's hard to believe that in a few hours we could be seeing snow falling return.retu i'll have your forecast.fore the redskins fire general manager scott ma clue and, what's next? they stole 30 guns in less than 90 seconds. what the feds are saying about this bold gun store break-in.bra an uber driver forced to make drug delive

writer and director of "get out," jordan peele. music from old 97's. to the news. today is president's day. and you just know trump was up at the crack of dawn, ready to open presents. [ laughter ]

the challenge inspired by jordan peel's new horror movie. and one cheap pie scene.king a very sharp turn. curry captioned #get out and here's what happened when good day joined in on the train. >> he did the stef curry move. i like it. >> she's fast. she's fast. >> my gosh. >> that was quincy commenting. >> first up is karen hepp. >> the heels are off. >> karen looked like she was going to crash right into the camera. look at iain. apparently he had some kind of knee surgery. which is why he wasn't full speed running. and alex trying to pull out her track days. >> that's quincy. >> look at alex running like full speed at the camera like she's still running track. she was a track star. that is so funny. >> here's fails, of course, there's those let these videos be a cautionary tale if you're trying to reenact the scene, make sure that you have enough fai faith -- what is wrong with these people? who does that? jeez. >> then there have been 100 reenactments posted with the #get out challenge. you're take a look at two of them. seems like a simple video to shoot. look

because there's really funnyyun ones go to jordan peel's page. .e if you've seen thee film you know what that meansate ole ththing. movie has a lot of inside insid elements and easter eggs whennde you see it theas second time what is happening. and wisdom, i'll take this t opportunity to say, how did youu not like this movie? it'ss insane to me. >> i don't know not liking it is accurate.cura i just said that it wasn't like' one of my favorites because i i understand the, um, socialocia statements and all the racial ra things that he was doing in theg movie and all the hidden thingsg he was doing. i got all of that.ha the only thing was, um, the horror movie versus watchingg lifetime.fetime i mean -- i didn't know whethere i was watching lifetime made fof tv movie or horror movie. mie it wasn't that scary. sry it wasn't scary.n't s >> i sent some backtracking here. when you came in the other day e did not like get out.. >> okay. >> we'll go with that.e' g >> did you say that. day you said you didn't like it. i. >> he's not an arguing man today. >> t

islandsl last week i gave my second fivee out five logan the first fivestv out of five was get out jordan peel's king kong in theio movie it takes place during the vietnam war.m w. john goodman, corey hawk wins kins, tom hiddleston huge cast, samuel l. jackson brie larson. the film maker pace homage to aa loft vietnam films. coppola, a pock list oliver stone, full metal jacket and king kong thrown in the mixm the sound track is absolutelyy brilliant.lian they did brilliant job with thee movie overall and the action the biggest problem with the filmite they don't write the characterss as strong.tron i think that john c riley is amazing. i think that king kong is amazing and emotional but the brie larson and tom hiddleston characters not strongly writtent they felt like they were runninn around and reaction to go thingi versus giving us a story lineryl about who they are.ey. you don't really necessarilyecei care for them particularly.ticul but this is some of the coolesto effects i've seen in movie and d believe we have the 1933 trailea for king kong. can we show this? look at the t difference. di

the jews thought they were getting all of that land plus on the other side of the jordan river, peele said you are getting a small piece of what is now israeli. the zionist, they mr. very unhappy, and they said yes. and the arabs were very-- let me finish. the arabs were very unhappy and launched the riots of 1936, 1937. in 1947 when the u.n. par tition commission began to discuss whether to divide it up and how to divide it, what the map should be, the zionists again, the jews who actually saw this as our national liberation movement, this wasn't about just making a state. this was about ending the tenuousness of jewish life across the world it was about saying we don't want to live that way any more. we don't want to live in england and when they decide they don't want any more jews, the jews will be gone. we don't want to live in spain at the highest echelons of culture and philosophy and art, even pretty close to political power and then ferd nand and isabelle in 1492 decide the jews can either burn at the stake, leave or convert. we don't want to be in berlin in 1933 thinking we