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i'm in a movie with george clooney and julia roberts. and then it kind of chills out again.kind of energy is just really so sweet. >> seth: it's also great that -- i mean, again, you play their daughter in this film, so you're allowed to walk around the rest of your life and say, "i know what you're thinking, did george clooney and julia roberts have a baby? [ laughter ] >> listen, it's true [ cheers and applause >> seth: yeah. >> i got to do that. >> seth: yeah. >> it's true >> seth: there's some really wonderful outtakes at end of the film that make it clear that you got to ad lib as well. and -- >> yeah. >> seth: it just -- i can't imagine what the energy of that would be like. >> i mean, the energy on the set was so much fun. i can't even -- i can't even tell you i -- george and julia were goofing around all the time. they love making each other laugh. they love make everyone around on set laugh me laugh, it was hard to keep a straight face most of the time and it was funny, i really think about, like, how -- how i just normalized taking a speed boat to work every day. >

english i constantly in the orphanage everyone said that i have a hollywood smile i look like julia robertsny in the orphanage love. i really wanted a family for myself, my family wanted to take me, they had a very good son. mom was good a lot of animals. the situation with my father turns out with my husband, when i go to bed, he came to me and did his business. he climbed into my underpants with his own hands and just said what you don’t say to my wife, well, the teacher didn’t tell me, but she knows about it, istra a completely different person. she was mad at me for leaving russia. to be honest, i don't even remember if i said goodbye to her or not. it is absolutely not remember. i just need a person who would guide me, she kept all this pain in herself. she told me that it was hard for her at first. it was very hard for me too. i tried to find myself. i just moved away from her. i'm just and for her it was a wound. for me, what i did was right. as parents, we have already discussed points several times. and what will happen next, when , let’s say, we don’t have it, that is , somehow it

george clooney, julia roberts and diane keyaton to name a few.ther big-name actors. another big role for you was in "oc "oceans 11", where you play the menacing owner of a casino where george clooney and his crew plan to rob, and to make matters even dicier, you're now involved with a woman who george clooney in the movie used to be married to. >> i just stop ped by to say hi to tess for old time's sake. >> stay and have a drink. >> you can't. >> well, then. i don't imagine we'll be seeing you anytime soon. >> you never know. >> i know everything that's happening in my mhotels. the towels you can keep. >> i worried what you were going to do to george clooney in that movie. and it raise the question, how is it, how do you play scary in movies? how do you appear dangerous on film? because you were. >> she went, like, i'm sweating, because the tension that george and i created. she goes, "i'm sweating." it's your job to lose yourself in the character. and that's the beauty of the work, you know. >> you've also done some lighter roles, including as c

is why if i can give america dads one gift this father's day it would be -- a naked picture of julia robertsis least we deserve after lousy macaroni necklaces and give two gifts i would throw in the ability to embrace their responsibility to raise strong kids who don't fall for all of the woke grievances and pretend oppressions coming from the left. yo -- nobody is under attack in this country nobody is being pressed. and we all would be so much better off if more dads stepped up and pushed the need for greatness over grievance that got this country to the moon in the first place. as a modern day neil armstrong would say, that would be one small step for them. one giant leap for the kind we have a big show ahead on fox news saturday night i have an amazing panel we have dog the bounty hunter in the house lovely tutor dickson here too plus i search times square for proof of alien life and i'm note kidding i have an exclusive interview with former president mike pence on ufo's so stay tuned or you're dead to mess. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by

we have quite a week george clooney julia roberts jamie lee curtis jessica chastain marlene morris withar apollo midland and john pardi. so police join us. our first guest won five nba titles with the lakers then bought the dodgers, and they won the world series. now he enters the world of digital collectables with nba top shot. please welcome the one and only earvin "magic" johnson! ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> magic: i'm good, how are you. >> jimmy: good i noticed you made a bee-line. you had paula abdul, we have guillermo. >> magic: that's right. my show time lakers. >> jimmy: that's right. >> magic: you did good. >> guillermo: thank you magic. >> jimmy: everybody talks about the lakers with you but i think sometimes maybe people forget you own the dodgers. >> magic: yes. and we're in the playoffs starting tomorrow. >> jimmy: best team in baseball, won 111 games. how many of those 111 games did you watch personally. >> magic: personally? >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> magic: a lot of them. >> jimmy: a lot of them? more than 11? >> magic: yes. >> jimmy: more than 11, okay. >> magic: you know,

nobody wants to see julia roberts and richard gear in pretty person, you don't want al pacino in a fewnt to watch a film. think of classic films. schindler's list couldn't win, because it is predominantly white actors. can't tell the story of the holocaust, it is not woke enough to be recognized by hollywood. the godfather couldn't win best picture unless halfway through he became the godmother and made someone an offer they couldn't hear and was deaf. >> emily, there's an actress saying i am away taking away gender specific awards, female best actress, male. >> and i think the reality is when that is applied, it shut out women. talking about biological women. for those that preach inclusion, diversity, and celebrating women, then where are they disappeared to, the result means it stamps them all out. all of this is theater which i guess that's what they gave themselves the oscars for. >> speaking of theater, my favorite reality star jumping into the 2024 race, a real challenge for joe, tiger king, known as joe exotic, also a great singer announced he is running, will lead his campaign

george clooney, julia roberts, diane keaton just to name a few.g-name actors. another big role for you was in "ocean's eleven." where you play the menacing owner of a casino that george clooney and his gang, his crew, plan to rob. and to make matters even dicier, you're now involved with a woman who george clooney, in the movie, used to be married to. >> i just stopped by to say hi to tess for old times' sake. stay and have a drink. >> he can't. >> well, then. i don't imagine we'll be seeing you socially any time soon, right? >> you never know. >> ah. i know everything that's happening in my hotels. >> so i should put those towels back? >> oh, the towels you can keep. >> i worried what you were going to do to george clooney in that movie. and it raises the question, how is it -- how do you play scary in movies? how do you appear dangerous on film? because you were. >> i remember julia -- i flashed on it when i saw -- she went, "i'm sweating." because of the tension that george and i created in the scene. she goes, "i'm sweating." you know, you jus

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. >> when this happened, we talked to erin brokovich, the real erin brokovich, not julia roberts. her work was over time and begging to talk to residents who didn't want to talk to her, who were skeptical of the system and proving everything out. it's going to take a lot of time and a lot of effort. >> absolutely. our reporter, brenda goodman, broke the story a few months ago, some the cdc researchers there experienced symptoms themselves while doing the work. >> i remember that. thanks, meg. >> i can't understand the terror of not knowing. great reporting as always, meg. appreciate it. >>> a new jersey lawyer accused of raping multiple women 15 years ago in boston has entered a not guilty plea. matthew nilo appeared in a boston courthouse yesterday. prosecutors in 2008 and 2007 say he raped three women and sexually assaulted a fourth. they say investigators used dna and publicly available genealogy data to track him down. our jean ne is following all of this. lawyers say they may challenge this dna evidence, is that right? >> yes. this is a fascinating case because it involves ge

movies to get away from identity politics, poe the real world.e julics, >> nobody wants to see julia robertsand richard gere in pretta richar y person. richar you know what i mean? in you don't want to see al pacino and a few good them, but that's exactly what you're going to do if you want to watch a film. so you think classic films thatk classic couldn't win, schindler's list couldn't win because it's predominantllisty white actors n schindler's list. so we can't tell the story of the holocaust. rs. of is not woke enough now e recognized by hollywood? the godfather couldn't win best picture unless halfway through marlon brando became ber and made someone an offer he couldn't hear because he was deaf. so, you get it, eaf. stupid. >> good point. anyway, quick question for you. there's thisthere' actress, jama jamil, who is saying, i'm against taking away the, you know, gender specific awards, female best actresecifi male best actress. you and i talk all the time. where are the feminists? we might have won. that's stillss, not with us.isw >> that's right. and i think the reality, too, is when

english all the time in the orphanage, everyone said that i have a hollywood smile and i look like julia robertsanage. i really wanted a family for myself, my family wanted to take it away from me. they had a very good son. mom was good a lot of animals. the situation with my father turns out with my husband, when i go to bed, he came to me and did his business. he climbed into my underpants with his own hands and just said what you don’t say to my wife, well, the teacher didn’t tell me, but she knows about it, istra would be a completely different person. she was mad at me for leaving russia, and to be honest, i don’t even remember if i said goodbye to her or not. i don't remember it at all. i just need a person who would guide me, she kept all this pain in herself. she to me she said that it was difficult for her at first. it was very hard for me too. i tried to find myself. i just moved away from her. i'm just and for her it was a wound. for me, what i did was right. as parents, we have already discussed points several times. and what will happen next, when, let’s say, we don’t have it, that

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. >> julia ainsley, thank you so much. >>> and robert hanssen, the fbi agent convicted of one of theorado supermax prison. he was convicted of spying on russia's behalf both during and after the cold war for more than two decades. hanssen, seen here being taken into custody after making his final dead drop for the russians in february of 2001 was serving a life sentence, labeled the most damaging spy in bureau history. during his years spying for moscow, he outed several undercover russians, working for the u.s. who were then executed. and then also was responsible for revealing to moscow that the cia had built a tunnel under the russian embassy in d.c. for eavesdropping. robert hanssen was 79 years old. >>> and making his case, prince harry in court, taking the stand against the british tabloids. what he had to say coming up next. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ - why are these so bad? - if i would've used kayak to book our car, we could have saved on our trip instead of during our trip. ughh - kayak. search

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julia manchester, thank you. >> thank you. >> neil: all right, we've been talking about robert f kennedy jr., he'll be my special guest on thispick apart what's happening in this campaign as his numbers and traction seem to gain hold among all sorts of groups. and why the white house might be very concerned about that . again, robert f. kennedy on this show tomorrow. by the way, we were telling you about this haze from hell that's affecting so much of the country in the new york area. major league baseball announced the new york yankees game that was to air tonight will not be played tonight with the chicago white sox separately. tonight's game between the philadelphia fillies and detroit tigers hales has also been -- has also been rescheduled because of air quality in philadelphia. stay with us. called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements. ingrezza is different. it's the simple, once-daily treatment proven to reduce td that's #1 p

julia, if i can concentrate what we learned about joe biden and his challengers and particularly robert f. kennedy jr. who commands one out of every enough democratic votes at this early juncture out of the gate. that is name recognition, you might say as well that it's early. don't read too many into it. in a state like new hampshire that is not far from kennedy territory, he could pull some surprises there. >> yeah, he could pull some surprises and comes at a time when you see the democratic national committee and the new hampshire democratic party really at odds over the calendar. we saw that earlier this year. democrats, the d.n.c. voted to make south carolina the first in the nation primary state. that obviously ticked a lot of democrats off in new hampshire because we know how proud new hampshire democrats and republicans are for having a first in the nation primary. it comes at a time when you have the dnc, which is allied with president biden. you know, they have a lot of tension right now with, you know, democratic leadership. so if someone like robert f. kennedy were to capita

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julia, what more did the justices have to say in their decision? >> reporter: well, in short, they have ended affirmative action as we know it. in the majority opinion, chief justice john roberts says harvard and unc admissions, says those programs cannot be reconciled with the guarantees of the equal protection clause. both programs lack sufficiently focused and measurable objectives warranting the use of race, unavoidably employ race in a negative manner and involve racial stereotyping and went on to say, it is okay for students to mention in their essays how race played a role in their rare, inspiration or discrimination or otherwise. justice jackson said that, you know what, just because the law says that race should not be looked at, that's not how things are in american life. she says that race plays a factor in american life in innumerable ways and the decision today will make things worse, not better. this is a court that in 2003 said we hope that in 25 years, this was from then justice o'connor, in 25 years, we won't have to look at race when determining college admissions, but right now we do. we're 20 years later, justice jackson saying we still live in that world,

general robert released the update today, saying the numbers are a reminder that there is more work to get done. ktvu political reporter greg lee here in studio live now with the numbers. greg mike, julia bonta was candid. he had hoped for better numbers than this. his office and other agencies across the state have made efforts to better respond to hate crimes. he's urging everyone to recommit and move forward together. he shows us statistically what we already know, that hate crimes are up california attorney general rob bonta released the state department of justice's 2022 hate crime report data shows reported hate crime events increased 20.2% from 2021. our diverse communities continue to face incredible pain and hardship. flanked by a group of diverse community and faith leaders, ag bonta said he believes this is an undercount because reporting a hate crime can be difficult. the report shows hate crimes targeting black californians are most prevalent, going from 513 to 655, an increase of 27.1, making sure that african americans and the broader communities that we serve have a safe and productive place to call home. a place where neighbors don't see color rather, rather brotherly