and i go, "kevin smith." [ laughter ] and he goes, "no. you said ports mouth. it's smith."ur language." [ laughter ] right then and there, i was like i got my opener for seth. [ laughter ] all right, so i have so much to accomplish and so little time. >> seth: and for those who haven't seen you on this show before, this is the part where you take over. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] we'll get to that in a second. first i want to bring you comic books. >> seth: you brought me comic books. >> yes, these are -- >> seth: i love you as a comic book writer. it's one of your -- >> i know, and he's a comic book guy. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: one of the things people don't know about you. there we go. yep. great. >> but now that that is out of the way. so i have this movie coming out, "4:30 movie." honestly that clip came from like the -- spoilers, the end of the movie. so you can sip it. >> seth: you see how it ends. >> yeah, yeah. but it's so emotional. the whole movie's a big -- it's got all the feels. but it's actually very funny. >> seth: all right, great. >> all right, so

and let everyone know professor kevin smith is a professor of political science of the university ofbut i know you're going to get to that. before you do tell me how does one turn down the stress? >> it was very difficult, arthel part american's psychiatric association said 70% of our voters out there are public out there are feeling anxiety for 2024 election. it is a problem. what you do about it? doctor kevin smith university of nebraska says you could unplug but nobody wants to do that because of civic responsibility. the other idea is desensitization. he figure out other activities where you decrease your anxiety by yoga, by exercise, by being kind to each other. but i also asked him something else pretty talk about the fight or flight reaction which is a literally you get this reaction when you see the news. a surge of stress hormones. i ask, are people different in terms of their reactions? is everyone the same? here is what he had to say. >> our research has found as people on the political left tend to respond to a greater extent of experiencing stress and anxiety about polit

kevin smith, professor of political science at the university of nebraska and he said it is fight orght reaction, which i rode in one of my books where literally or stressed and you want to fight or flee but you can't and you can't really unplug and you feel the stress hormone release very unhealthy. what is interesting dr. smith said it is not all created equal. people on the left are more anxious and those on the right. take a look. >> error research has found is that people on the political left tend to respond to a greater extent in terms of expressing stress and anxiety about politics. young people especially tend to experience the same effects compared to older people. and the data is a little less clear, but it seems to be an agenda difference with females reporting more of these effects than males, although the findings are a little shaky. >> so what you supposed to do about it, sandra, right? he talked about unplugging and very hard to do that because many of us have a civic responsibility. they were as yoga, image and, but there is another idea. take a look. >> we have a su

i approve this message. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i wanna thank my guests kathryn hahn, kevin smith, everybody. there's a new episode of "corrections." we just put it on youtube. check it out. we love you, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ are you ready tomorrow night at this time, the winds are likely to pick up, and that's prompting pg&e to issue a warning to thousands of customers that power may be shut off to reduce the threat of a wildfire. more than 32,000 customers in northern california have been put on notice. that includes thousands in the six bay area counties that you see on that map. nbc's thom jensen joins us now from contra costa county in clayton, which could be a high fire zone. tom raj and jess yet more than 900 customers here in contra costa county, many of them here in the clayton area, got those psps warnings and it's all hands on deck for pg&e crews as these psps power shutoffs could be in place through saturday if the high winds begin whipping up the hillsides around clayton and other locations in the bay area. as expected, pg&e could begin implementing p

that's like -- [ laughter ] getting fashion advice from kevin smith.laughter ] i love you dude. you know i love you. you look like an 8-year-old with a court date. [ laughter ] and i love you. a new book by legendary journalist bob woodward claims that former president trump has called russian president vladimir putin as many as seven times since leaving the white house. that's how you know they're tight. adult men never call each other. [ laughter ] i haven't called my best friend seven times total. [ light laughter ] in a new interview, former first lady melania trump said that former president trump has known about her position on abortion rights since the day they met. which is great. but maybe work on your small talk. [ laughter ] "i think this first date's going great. anything else?" [ laughter ] a sixth senior member of new york mayor eric adams' administration has resigned. okay, who is even left at this point? at this rate, his communications director is just gonna be a times square dora. [ laughter ] in honor of the movie's 40th anniversary,

kevin smith has no idea what he's doing with his life, and he watches "slacker," and he says, "well ift even supposed to be here today. (soft classical music) - he sells everything he owns, he convinces the convenience store where he works to let him film there with his friends. the whole reason in, "clerks" that you have the door being stuck is just because they couldn't film in the daytime. - why don't you open the shutters, get some sunlight in here? - someone jammed gum in the locks. - "clerks" was so important to me and to my generation because it said, "oh, we can just do this." - i'll fuck anything that moves. - [amy] and this becomes like the major touchstone for gen x authenticity. - in the nineties, the thing that always blows me away is how i could spend an entire day doing absolutely nothing. i think that is what explains the appeal of the hangout movie. - because it's friday, you ain't got no job, and you ain't got shit to do. - [steven] it was young people smoking cigarettes, talking, drinking coffee, - galileo. - galileo. - (in falsetto) galileo. - [steven] and doing not

kevin: good evening, bret. the release of the jack smith dossier came as a surprise and obviously going to prompt further claimsf election interference most likely by the former president. that's because, keep in mind, this is just the federal prosecutor's version of the events that happened post 2020 election in that period leading up to the capitol riot on january the 6th. it's released with the election as you pointed out about a month away comes by way of federal trial judge tonya chutkan. her decision coming months after the u.s. supreme court ruled that former presidents enjoy a great deal of immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts committed while in office. the court had ordered the judge to go over all the charges against mr. trump to determine whether he had immunity. now, smith argues that the former president's efforts to block the certification of the 2020 election were private acts. not official. and, therefore, not deserving of presidential immunity. quote: working with a team of private co-conspirator, the defendant, mr. trump, acted as a candidate when he pursued multiple criminal m

smith behind the plate doing damage hitting as well and he spoke with ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, kevinthe common denominator in the streak of 33 consecutive scoreless innings. a lot of fans, i don't believe really understand what goes into game planning all of that. can you talk about the process, just to get ready for a game and maybe some of the unsung heroes behind the scenes? >> a lot goes into it. danny, mark, the other pitching coaches, we talk a lot. we have meetings every day, how we are going to attack their hitters. we are breaking down, looking at their swings, looking at their numbers and all that. just going out there and using our pitchers strengths and executing. >> ken: aside from that, today you have a bullpen game. i imagine catching a bullpen game is not the easiest thing in the world. how do you personally prepare when you have so many pitchers in play? >> the same way. you know, i -- know the hitters come another pitcher. one pitch at a time. try to keep it simple. try not to think too much about it. ultimately it's just coming down to execution and that's what the

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smith impressed for the tourist with fifty's. but the spinners dominated as roman i. li, i said you kinda took 6 wickets to a strict english, $267.00 all out. the basketball and kevin durronda started for the phoenix suns as they won the season opener against the los angeles clippers. it was a clip as the 1st game and the new $2000000000.00 include them off to sharing and a re now with the lakers for 25 years. but the funds that ruined the party as 14 time, also jolanda school 25 points. bradley bill has $24.00, is a beat to see if there is an over time $11613.00. and there was an opening day when for the orlando magic because they be the mom and he the 116 to 97. the magic out school, their opponents by 21 points in the 3rd quarter, their biggest margin for 14 years, from a rookie of the year powell onto who this was the saw with 33 points and 11 re bones of magic. and tyson fury and on exam that was sick, i have launch the press, a tool for the rematch in december. fury suffered the 1st to feed, to all of his korea to use it in may, but he's confident he can get revenge to begin his heavy weight will titles my re much re people is always ends up one way. i always

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smart and also the uncle of kevin, who writes with me >> let's get back to david at active passive david. >> all right, joined by the man we have been promising, jeff smith, ceo of starboard. been busy lately man, you have been busy. in fact, let's start there you just presented you started off with salesforce, which we discussed two years agoat at the same conference, and then you went on to kenvue and pfizer those are two very large companies. why at the same time for starboard? do you have even have the resources to actually devote to either one of these should they actually get nasty >> well, it's good to be here. nice to be with you again. >> good to be with you, too, jeff >> yeah, we have the resources there's a great team at starboard, it's not just me. we have a great team smart people work really hard and we have had about the same number of investments in our portfolio since the beginning. we have been doing this for over 20 years, so it's not a problem. but i'm not sure why any of them need to be nasty we like to work with everybody >> i know you do and you have in the past, of course, as well actually when was your last proxy fight? >> well,