the tree in jurassic park. .. ., �* park... idon't want to interrupt the - park. reg, can i... idon't| want to interrupt the show park. reg, can i... i don't- want to interrupt the show but are you going to act as a guide as well in this? it are you going to act as a guide as well in this?— as well in this? it is up and running — as well in this? it is up and running in _ as well in this? it is up and running in hollywood. - as well in this? it is up and - running in hollywood. basically this is a pop—up that we did so we can be open for halloween season and holiday season. we're going to have a science—fiction fantasy and horror hall of fame for all the fans of these movies and this will be headquarters for people that like that kind of stuff. these movies have never gone out of supper no—one has ever paid tribute to them. it is going to be very much like the rock �*n' roll hall of fame. we rock 'n' roll hall of fame. we 'oined rock 'n' roll hall of fame. we joined at _ rock 'n' roll hall of fame. we joined at the _ rock 'n'

and i'm going to bring up the movie "jurassic park" because i think it's equivalent about "jurassic park a line in "jurassic park," ian katician or whatever that's talking to hammond who runs it and he turns to him and says, "you were so preoccupied with whether or not you could you never paused to ask yourself whether or not you should." and that i think is a real problem with facebook. and it's had the same effect. they created a theme park in "jurassic park" and then people ended up being -- horrible damage, horrible destruction, horrible things that happened to it. and so the idea was oh, we're going to have this great celebration and it turned out because they never asked themselves whether or not they should or the process for it. and to me that's where we are today. facebook ought to be seriously regulated. it is a news source for a vast part of our country today. it ought to be regulated in a way that a newspaper is or cable news is and that there should be some standards set on facebook and all that because if it continues the way it continues we're going to have january 6th mul

>> i've watched this negative effect and i'll bring up the movie jurassic park.n "jurassic park" that's talking to hammond who runs it and says you were so preoccupied with whether or not you could, you never pause to ask yourself whether or not you should and that is a real problem with facebook. it had the same effect. they created a theme park and people ended up having horrible damage and destruction, horrible things that happened to it and so the idea was we'll have this great celebration and it turned out because they never asked themselves whether or not they should or the process for it and to me, that's where we are today. facebook ought to be seriously regulated, it is a new source for the vast country. it ought to be regular lated and there should be some standard set on facebook and all that because if it comes the way it continues, we'll have january 6th multiple, multiple times because people are getting lies and conspiracies and they're also being encouraged to do awful things. >> listen, it's facebook. that's a whistle blower, twitter is same thin

of dinosaur blood in a mosquito trapped in amber, i think you know the story that i'm quoting, jurassic parkbig and dangerous. this did start in its own way so clumsy it's understandable that people dismissed it, particularly before january 6th, and that doesn't mean it doesn't stay that clumsy. tim snyder, the expert on tyranny joined us recently, and he made an important point about what it means when someone who is running to have these powers says in public that they support the previous big lie. take a look. >> what we're looking at is people who believe and pretend to believe in this big lie actually carrying out our elections and the problem with this or one of them is that since these people have already claimed that the other side cheated, that basically legitimates their cheating. in other words if you talk about the big lie now you're promising to cheat the next time around and that's very concerning. >> that seems important because there's certainly a hierarchy of propaganda right now. there are things people write on facebook that might be dangerous to your health, not minimizin

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romney leaves it out of his jurassic park math because it is less than what he and fellow republicansle the details are being negotiated let's say for the sake of argument the cost would be $1.5 trillion over ten years. that would be less than the $1.9 trillion cost of the trump tax cuts over the same period of time, and every single senate republican supported those tax breaks primarily for the rich and for corporations. it is less. that $1.5 trillion price tag from the democrats that the senator seems so worried about is equal to what we're about to spend on national defense in just two years. in two years. just the pentagon budget. if you project that defense spending out over the same ten-year window, well, golly, that's a heck of a lot of dinosaurs. robert reish served as secretary of labor under president bill clinton. he is also the author of "the system, who rigged it, how we fix it." betsy stevenson served on barack obama's council of advisors and as chief of the labor department in his administration. let me start with the big picture. the big numbers are meaningless to anyo

it is right up there with the last couple of "jurassic park" movies that have bombed.ssil fuels and meteors hitting the earth and climate change -- they are stretching a little far here. i will tell you this, though, when it comes to being a raptor, there is a ford raptor, a pretty cool truck, it burns a lot of fossil fuel but a little more relevant to this conversation, may be. >> lawrence: i think it is pretty relevant. it is our show, we can do what we want uruguay california man said he spends $154 on food each year. according to a magazine, he has been doing this since 2014 and has eaten about 2,000 meals at the park. he saved just pay off his student loans, got married, and bought a house. i think this guy is smart. >> no, you know, i applaud him. he made a plan, he stuck to it. but you can find food other than six flags, ramen noodles, easy max, mom's kitchen, go home and see mom every now and again, sht charge. that is a lot of work to go all the way to six flags, a theme park that is really not a great impart to be added at the beginning, i wish they would cha

hollywood profile rise when steven spielberg cast her in the block buster sequel "the last world jurassic parkmy god. >> that same year she played maternal porn star amber waves in "boog question nights". the performance earned her an academy award nomination. >> good night. glad you came by. >> it was really crazy, because my son was born december of 1997. so it was in the haze of having had a baby in early december and the nomination stuff came out. i was like what? i mean, i was just literally like i -- you know. >> fresh off of the buzz around "boogie nights" and with a new baby in the house moore stepped into a new unforgettable character in the classic ""the big lebowski"". >> all right. let's get down to cases. as for this kidnapping -- >> huh? >> let me tell you something. the whole thing stinks to high heaven. >> did that feel special in the moment? you couldn't have imagined it was going to be this cult classic? >> the minute i read the script, i was like this is amazing. it's genius. and then the reviews came out and they killed it. it tanked. the movie tanked. >> and the reviews we

but it is sort of this "jurassic park" kind of technology.s to you, but it's happening. and i was really suspect until i tasted it. and i'm here to tell you, i think it's inevitability. i think we're all going to be -- >> jimmy: eating brontosaurus burgers like the flintstones? [ laughter ] >> 100%. >> jimmy: people talk about the jetsons, they don't realize we're going to the flintstones with this. that's so crazy. we could eat a t-rex someday. >> i think so, yes. >> jimmy: a chain of kentucky fried t-rex. >> trademark that right now. >> jimmy: we're doing this for reasons of health of the planet, scarcity, i guess, supplies? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and it's probably good that we're doing this weird stuff. is it good that we have now robots in our kitchens? these automated kitchen situations? >> that's the real dilemma for me. because i'm super excited about the propect of having, you know, consistent work. but also, like, what does it mean? like, if my dad came to this country in 1963 and there were robots, he probably wouldn't be here today.

he and his team built a one of a kind jaguar breeding center, with jurassic park style enclosures.s learn to hunt by tapping into their instincts and from their mothers' examples. the team takes great pains to avoid getting anywhere near the cubs, for fear they might lose their natural desire to steer clear from humans once set free. >> we look from afar, so we never look at the cubs directly. they don't look at us. and we have several devices which we enter live prey inside the pen and they don't relate us with food provision. so that way we produce a kind of , jaguar that can be released. >> the jaguars are the marquee species in the rewilding project, but there is a strong supporting cast as well. in fact, the team is focused on repairing several other broken links in the food chain. they have nurtured red-and-green macaws, bringing them back here for the first time in 150 years. they have also succeeded in returning pampas deer, and collared peccary to the ecosystem. they use radio and gps signals to carefully track them. >> even when we release them, we still watch them a lot

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