katharine hilbery has zero interest in love. until she...ho's unlike anyone she's ever met and changes her mind a little bit. i said when i get the vote, i'll be the one wearing the trousers and you'll be free to do the ironing. the film is full of feisty women fighting for the vote, and it features lily allen in herfirst film role. the character i'm playing is a sort of ceo of her own little suffragette movement, and she is a sort of source of inspiration for katharine, who, you know, is the lead character in the film. and she sort of inspires her to follow her dreams and stand up for herself. will you please find my daughter? they're just resetting in the library. but i'vejust seen a familiar face over here. jack whitehall, what are you doing in here on your own? i'm waiting to be used. i'm like a coiled spring. they're about to get to my scene. well, i say they're about to get to my scene... they've been about to get to my scene for four hours. tell me about the character you play, then. i play william rodney, who is one of the love inter

mary katharine: people tried last time and it was part of the problem and reacting in the way that thes pretty accurately you're being led around by the no's by trout instead of covering what might matter but they did it to themselves. and they did it to themselves because there's going to disagree with them and i don't know if there's a governor that can stand up and say let's try a different attack. ben: no think there's anybody say let's rethink this. what an idea. a concept. as we've been discussing the far left media is trying to redeem its credibility by questioning democrats if they misled americans on bidens mental acuity. >> i want to play you something that you said back in february at 2024. take a look back you think it's time to pass the baton to a generation of leadership 30 think joe biden is the strongest candidate. >> joe biden is definitely the strongest candidate to defeat donald trump. >> what do you say to americans who believe you and other top democrats misled them? >> joe biden was incoming president at the time indicated at the time and i supported him at the ti

mary katharine ham, fox news contributors and charlie hurt, the new co-host of "fox & friends weekendshould we expect from biden's farewell address tonight? >> we should expect a sad, sorry episode from a president who i think is only going to be remembered tonight for his age. people are going to watch him on tv and say boy, does he look old. is he kind of hard to hear sometimes. and i think that's going to be the lasting memory. is he going to do his best tonight to sell himself to talk about the good things he did over the last four years. but, frankly, he is america's first one-term president since jimmy carter. he got forced out of the race by his own party because they knew he was going to lose so badly. you look at his record when it came to inflation, southern border, foreign policy failures, wars, there is very little can he point to of any success. he tried to be a progressive president. he failed at that. he passed too many liberal policies to begin with. and it failed the country. that's what he will be remembered for. >> laura: are you surprised, mary katharine, that our

mary katharine ham and megan, fox poll members ahead plus this. >> what effect briefly in layman terms and i know you are not a scientific but carbon monoxide combustion and the air? do you agree with president-elect trump climate change is a hoax? epa is supposed to be the environmental watchdog and not a fossil fuel lapdog. that is what it says. >> it doesn't actually say that. >> sandra: democrats only and on climate change as environmental picks take their turns on capitol hill. so will a regulation rollback grabs up america's economy? when i have customers come in i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come back in and tell me, "david, that really works so good for me." makes my day. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. whether it's your future health, ♪ your future income, ♪ or your future happiness, ♪ becoming an aarp member today can help. join now for just $15 for your first year with automatic renewal

mary katharine ham and josh holmf the ruthless podcast for senator membership mcconnell.are doing. only one confirmation so far in secretary of state rubio. >> well, can i say first off kicking off the second trump administration i had forgotten the pace of donald trump and it is like going from droopy the dog to sonic the hedgehog. definitely an adjustment. so where there are delays they are not with the president. they are over in the senate. where it was heartening to see senator rubio confirmed 99- 0. we can do a few things bipartisan sanly. i think the american people would like to get these moving. trump is having a honeymoon he did not have frankly the first time around i think he has the american people on his side on that point as well. >> bret: josh, it is like drinking from a fire hose and the fire hose keeps on going. there is a lot of news made every moment. he has with peter answered more questions in the last 24 hours than joe biden did for months and months. >> just shocking sort of departure from where we have been over the last four years. i think what i

[applause] ♪ ♪ >> glenn: one of my most treasured possessions is a letter katharine hepburn wrote tole profession, this terrifying profession, and, let's face it, this delicious way to spend your life." we are all so blessed to be in this room! we are also blessed and lucky to be together in this room. let's get to the reason why we are here. the six nominees for best motion picture, drama. >> announcer: "the brutalist." "a complete unknown." "conclave." "dune: part two." "nickel boys." "september 5." [applause] >> glenn: and the golden globe goes to... "the brutalist." [applause] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: coming to the stage tonight and accepting the golden globe for "the brutalist" is a writer, director, and producer, brady corbet. because the film's run time is over three and a half hours, it includes a 15-minute intermission for audiences, and guy pierce told us that most people love the intermision. also felicity jones said she wanted to have a margarita to celebrate the night. i bet it'll be more than one now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brady: all right. i am incredibly moved. i prepared one speech, n

and yeah, he got numerous invitations from katharine graham, the publisher of the washington post. and he turned them down. now, he admitted later to me that this was probably a mistake, that you have to he realized you have to room and and cultivate the, the washington establishment. but he really had a disdain for that whole scene. he he would much prefer to have pizza and beer with hamilton jordan and his press secretary, jody powell. you. yeah. >> all right, let's send it back to wolf at the capitol, where, of course, that procession is heading right now, wolf, to where you are down those old streets of washington. >> and we hear from where we're sitting here up on capitol hill, we can already hear the procession coming, the music in the background. it's always so, so moving to hear that military band play these very, very moving renditions of the traditional songs that we all love. manu raju. our chief congressional correspondent is up on capitol hill as well. manu set the scene for us. what we're about to see unfold. >> yeah, we're watching right now. this military band play

but thanks for sticking the around, mary katharine ham, meghan hayes.t's it for this edition of "mediabuzz." i'm howard kurtz, we'll see you next time. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ always dry scoop before you run. listen to me, the hot dog diet got me shredded. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. follow my finger without turning your head. no, just follow with your eyes. i don't think you understand what i'm asking. i don't think you know how owls work. ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu

of stories today, that he was a difficult relationship politically in washington and didn't go to katharine graham's house for invited dinners and cocktail parties in georgetown. i think that's a little overstated. i'm not too impressed with that. >> terry, it's doug here. if you could, that story. you ended up -- president carter. >> we've known each other for 62 years. it was really the last 43 i could say i became really close friend. it started when he hired me as an attorney for a particular matter which involved a gossip columnist who had moved from the washington star to "the washington post." the first column reported a rumor that the partners had bugged blair house while ronald reagan was there to prepr his transition to president. and an overheard between nancy reagan and ted graebner, the decorator. when he heard this, it was published october 5, 1981, which is significant because that was the day sadat was killed and i was on the telephone with president carter being hired as a lawyer when he got the message that sadat were shot. they didn't know he was dead yet. he went to atte

mary c katharine ham joins me n. california appears to be turning on its leaders, is that right? reporter: well it should, because this thing is far from over as we heard in that report just now and i think these kinds of leaders who have not acted before a disaster happens to mitigate it for their citizens need pressure to do the right things moving forward, so there's a reason to be mad. there's a reason for citizens to get upset with them. i liked by the way that the owner of the l.a. times is noting his mistakes from the past. that's something a lot of media could learn from and regaining trust with folks, but look. thank you first to all of the first responders on the ground doing the hard work. the hard work became more dangerous because the people in charge of the levers of all of these resources did not plan for an event that they knew could happen, right? disasters are disasters. you'll have disastrous results. however, in a place like florida, where desantis is very good at emergency planning, you have a situation where you know what assets you have. you know where to p

katharine hepburn. >> she wrote me this wonderful letter and she said "i'm so happy i had something toing profession. and let's face it, this delicious way to spend your life." i take that to heart because it is terrible, it is terrifying, and and it is also delicious. >> glen's new movie "back in action" is streaming on netflix. our thanks to the restaurant danielle in new york for hosting our conversation and glenn's dog pip for joining us. don't forget to subscribe to the sunday sit down podcast including her long tradition of keeping the costumes from all of those famous movies. you can find our conversation wherever you get your podcasts or scan the qr code on the screen. >>> and next week, a favorite sunday sitdown with the talented costar of the blockbuster "wicked" movie. cynthia erivo on playing elphaba with oscar nominations a few days away. cynthia erivo next week on here through the santa clara valley with that dense fog that is settling in. it's worse up there in the north bay, too, and out towards the central valley. that will be with us through 9 a.m. you can see this ve

it was me and josh gad and katharine mcphee, who is so lovely and funny. >> jimmy: she's amazing, yeahwant to fall into the wheel. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, you know, she guess there like -- she's like, "is there a 't'." and they said, "no, there's no 't'." so, now, it's my turn. so i, like, really am focused on spinning this wheel. >> jimmy: and not falling down. >> and staying up right. i don't want to rip my pants or vomit. so, i spin the wheel. and they're like, "what letter do you want?" and i say, "t." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's great. i think that's great. >> 'cause i was so nervous. >> jimmy: i think that's great. you've got a "wheel of fortune" fail which is even harder than -- >> a real bad one. >> jimmy: that's a great thing to go -- >> but -- but we're not supposed to say how it ended but i made up for it in the end. >> jimmy: yes! that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] >> you'll be proud. you'll be proud of me. >> jimmy: you're one of my favorites and i'm happy to be in this show with you, making my debut. >> well, broadway's lucky to have you.

. >> can you only imagine katharine graham giving $1 million to richard nixon or lbj?n't imagine it's that is fundamentally at odds with the mission and the purpose of a newspaper, which is to be fiercely independent, to be unshackled by other people's interests. >> and when you're in the business of balancing a billionaire's corporate interests that have nothing to do with the washington post and everything to do with his relationship with the incoming president and the journalistic mission. >> that's a conflict of interest that is just insoluble. >> and so i could be part of that. >> so you could have done a lot of things. you're a very popular columnist. i love norm, i've known him forever. but i mean, there's a bigger reason than working with norm to launching the contrarian. why? >> i think this is the moment when we need not only a defense of democracy, not only a defense of the rule of law, but we need to reach people that, frankly, mainstream media hasn't been reaching. we learned in the campaign there's a whole universe of americans who do not subscribe to the

the honorable katharine spindor and mr.ugural committee. >> senator deb fisher and amy klobuchar are the cochairs of the inaugural committee. so here is the outgoing first lady and outgoing first gentleman coming in and next will be the out going vice president as well. it is tough for those two to be standing there smiling. doug emhoff, who had hoped he would be the first gentleman with his wife, vice president kamala harris being the first woman president. that did not happen and obviously, dr. jill biden, the outgoing first lady, not a fan of the incoming president and not a fan of how everything went down with her husband stepping down as democratic presidential nominee. >> yeah. they're there because this is the process of transferring power in this country and i do think that because of the tumult of the last eight years, people forget that. that you are supposed to lose even if you don't like it and when you lose, you still show up. the fact they showed up and they÷÷have a bit of a smile -- bit of a smile on their fa

mary katharine gallagher. >> stephane always made me laugh. >>> a lot more of that coming up.house gives it more clarity today. we have savannah sellers with a close eye on this. good morning. >> good morning, peter. that is right. the company is asking for a definitive statement to provide what they say is necessary. clarity and assurance to the other companies they say are necessary to maintain ing tikto. they want to be clear they won't be hit with the fines tomorrow. we reported first here at nbc news the biden administration does not plan to collect the fines, but will they put it in writing? my sources tell me tiktok is in active conversations with the other companies. think oracle, hosting the data, apple and google in the app stores. smaller companies as well. this is very much p up in the a. if tiktok were to go dark tomorrow, it doesn't mean it is permanent. soon to be president-elect trump wants to save the app. his decision on what to do about tiktok will be made in the not too distant future. tiktok ceo thanked mr. trump to find a solution to keep it available. so

. >> imagine katharine graham sending $1 million to nixon. yes, unimaginable. >> unimaginable. >> there's also, as we're watching, the opulence is the best way to describe it. i mean, one of the lessons all of these tech billionaires have learned from elon musk is if you give a lot of money, you're going to get access. and the inaugural committee, they raised $200 million, which is multiples of what was raised by the biden inaugural committee and by the obama inaugural committee. there are limitations to it. trump can't put it in his pocket, but it's essentially a slush fund that anybody can give to. there aren't limitations like there are in campaign finance. so we've seen that lesson play out over the last couple of months. and the question now is like, well, what happens with that money? what do they do with it? but also what lessons have they learned from here? yeah. >> well, i mean, if you think about the lesson, if you and i don't know if the reporting is, as the bytedance ceo made it to this, he was going to attend. but if you just loo

katharine birbalsingh, often dubbed britain's strictest headmistress, has today written a public letterthe education secretary imploring her not to press ahead with the government's controversial schools bill. now, here's a quick reminder of some of those more controversial provisions within that bill. firstly, all schools are going to be compelled to follow the national curriculum, including academies and free schools, which currently are allowed to teach what they want. there are going to be new powers for education secretary to give directions to academy leaders. there's going to be no flexibilities for academies to pay specialist teachers more, and schools will only be allowed a maximum of three branded uniform items. now, catherine joined me earlier for an exclusive interview to explain her concerns was extraordinarily successful. you've got quite a deprived intake of children, and yet your results are absolutely astounding. it was really extraordinary that that bridget phillipson couldn't even bring herself to congratulate you and your school on your latest exam results. why do yo