. >> jesse: leonardo dicaprio?rdo dicaprio. >> greg: you are mushing the movies. a boat crashes into a forest and then you run. >> juan: he was a captain in louisiana, shrimp boat. >> greg: house of cards. >> martha: robin wright. >> greg: from sheila, what do you think is the most overused word or phrase today? i can say it but i'm going to wait. i will go to you, juan. >> juan: overused phrase. >> greg: what's a word you often hear? >> juan: wait a second. guess what? >> greg: there you go! [laughs] i believe you are solely responsible for that phrase spreading like a meme to other shows. >> juan: it's a good one. i used to say "check it out" all the time. >> greg: now you say "guess what." the nearly 3 million people who watch the show. >> dana: now 9 million people are saying it. >> greg: i blame you. >> martha: i don't like "it's all good." van it in 2019. you already banded i'm sure. >> greg: when you ask someone "how are you doing," what do they say? "living the dream." it's become kind of like being ironic

. >> i had a poster of leonardo dicaprio. >> a few other things you didn't know about the pair named year -- when they met, emily had never seen john in "the office." >> john admits he definitely married up and neither one is the jealous type. >> if you weren't in the entertainment industry, what would you be doing? >> i would be renovating houses. >> i would be an english teacher. that's what i was gonna do before all this. >> how are you similar to jack ryan? >> oh, i don't know. >> he's a hero guys. >> done. >> mary poppins took a break from movies. when it came to working with john on a quiet place, she said i broke the rules for him. >> are you a morning person or night owl, john? >> you're a bit groggier than i am in the morning. >> what is that alluding to? >> no, just -- >> i would say i'm a morning person, right? >> yeah. i mean, you like the night life. you like to boogie. >> such a great couple. >> carrie underwood is also about love. she wrote a song about it. >> carrie performed it last month at the cmas. she got a standing ovation singing "love wins." now she's giving u

the truth is it hurts the poor and middle class the most, people like arnold schwarzenegger, leonardo dicaprio gore can afford to pay for their hypocrisy riding around in the jets, telling tv networks to al jazeera funded by qatar, they can afford it. the people who can't afford it on the working middle class and poor people in the country who need energy not to survive but also to run their businesses. when these taxes are put on they are put on from the elites who say it is for the better telling people as individuals the government knows better how their economy can function rather than allowing for innovation and new ideas to come to the private sector in a free market system to clean up the environment. there's a big difference between pollution and climate change and we see bureaucrats across the world doing more and more to take control not just of the environment but people's lives under the guise of cleaning up the environment. >> let's talk about one of the newest pushes on capitol hill. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who with other democratic incoming or current members has

he hung out with leonardo dicaprio. he said all of our pets are going to heaven.le other popes have driven around in mercedes-benzes, pope francis drives a ford focus. [ light laughter ] which probably helps with the whole celibacy thing.so the pre if you're not catholic, re and if you are catholic, you're probably thinking, "what's the latest i can leave my house and still get to mass on time?" but we should all care about this, because the pope is a world leader who's giving people permission to be prejudiced. i'm gay and i'm catholic. when i came out, some people in my family told me that i was going to hell. they got that idea at church. the same church that thinks it's a good idea for 300 people to drink out of the same cup. [ laughter ] [ applause ] gross. that's gross. one relative told me that because i was gay i wasn't fit to be a parent. and i might not be, but it's not because i'm gay. it's because every time my four-year-old wants to watch tv, i lie and tell him that the tv is sleeping. [ laughter ] my son is lucky he has two moms, because that means h

to fly within six months and start carrying customers who have already signed up, including leonardo dicaprios. >> there's thousands and thousands of people watching this program that if we can get the price down to a level where they could afford it, that they would absolutely love to go up on virgin galactic. >> reporter: branson is not alone. a new space race all about tourism is heating up. >> i'd like to introduce the first paying customer. >> reporter: elon musk's spacex recently announced a japanese billionaire tourist has signed up to eventually fly around the moon. fellow billionaire, jeff bezos, amazon's founder, plans a man test flight of his blue origin rocket sometime in 2019. >> that was tom costello reporting for us. a ride on bezos' rocket will cost $200,000. it's $250,000 on the branson space ship. branson stops signing up customers once they hit 700 passengers but says they plan to start taking names again and the price may go up. >>> developing story to tell you about. this 48-hour manhunt for a christmas market gunman is over. french police say sthey shot an killed the sus

were you playing with the most bankable stars, leonardo dicaprio, martin scorcese was directing you and you had to do an audition and you had, what, several seconds to make an impression, and you decided to do what? >> at the end of the scene, not that it was scripted, i slapped leo in the face. >> you do it like this -- was it a big slap? >> it was a big slap. yeah. especially since it wasn't meant -- i think the scene was meant to end, he says get over here and kiss me and that's the end of the scene. i don't know what took over in the moment, but it essentially got me the role. >> and then you swore at him. >> i did, yes. yeah. there was a lot of improvising. very different to mary queen of scots. a lot of improvising in the film. at some point i stopped looking at my script because it was inhibiting and made it harder because we improved everything. >> that got you the role, that slap. >> that's what him and marty said afterwards. >> what was their reaction as it was happening? >> there was silence for a couple seconds and then they just burst out laughing and marty was like, that w

you can afford it if you're leonardo dicaprio. afford seven bucks a gallon gas just because macron wants a gala dinner with leonardo dicaprio, al gore, prince of wales. it doesn't work for regular people. brian: why we have the riots. they won by the way. >> they won. and they are the worst riots in france since 1968. they are middle class, working people riots. brian: who speak french. >> don't hold that against them. brian: it's a tough language. >> [speaking french] ainsley: merci. >> merci. bonjor. we could keep this up for hours. brian: i don't know german. >> i can do it all. brian: i don't know german. steve: there is carley with the headlines. carley: good morning, good to see you guys and an update on a big story we're following for weeks. the cia director briefing lawmakers, leaving them convinced that the saudi crown prince ordered jamal khashoggi's murder. >> there is not a smoking gun. there is a smoking saw. you have to be willfully blind not to come to the conclusion this was orchestrated and organized by people und

fly within six months, then start carrying the customers who have already signed up, including leonardo dicaprio and justin bieber. >> they would love to go up on virgin. >> a new space race all about tourism is heating up. >> i'd like to introduce the first paying customer. >> elon musk recently announced a japanese billionaire tourist signed up to eventually fly around the moon. bellow billionaire, amazon's founder, plans a man test flight. >> 700 signed up for that ride. is there room for more? >> are you interested? >> yeah. >> so branson tells me they stopped signing people up once they hit 700, but they expect to open up the waiting list again. this is really reserved for the rich. the current price $250,000. that price will go up before it goes down. and a ride on jeff's rocket, that will set you back a cool $200,000. >> this might be a good al-versary gift for al, but maybe not. >> you might all chip in for a one-way. >> al, we're going to party with you all day, but you have a check of the weather. >> yes, we do. we'll show you the warmth returning to the central planes. that will sprea

we're going to put the tax on the middle class and the poor, which doesn't affect people like leonardo dicaprio, people meeting in poland to talk about the environment. when they talk about that, they cannot say there will be an actual return on investment when it comes to improving the environment. they conflate pollution with climate change. they act like the united states is the main problem, when stuart, the united states, pulled out of the climate agreement and we're still meeting our requirements meeting carbon emissions while the countries still not in the agreement are not meeting their obligations. there is lecturing and little results at the cost of the poor and middle class. stuart: there is a lot of scaremongering. >> oh, yeah, not, five, six, seven years ago, we started this program, i was quoting prince charles, we have only 18 months left before we the end of the world. we're all going to drown. >> that has been since the '80s. stuart: come on. >> that is the is thing, right? we had multiple, dire predictions like people from al gore who is happy to make hundreds of millions of d

leonardo dicaprio flies 8,000 miles to pick up environmental award.change even though is he a big activist because he flies jets around. he has a whole airline hanger in his home. al gore lives in private jets and flies all around with huge carbon emissions. again, this is the sort of tone deaf, arnold schwarzenegger who went to the u.n. summit in poland and called president trump crazy for not believing in climate change, he commuted daily to the governor's mansion when he was governor at the same time touting his global warming bill. a total disconnect between what they claim to be doing and what the reality is. they want everyone else to give up fossil fuels, they themselves are unwilling to make an ounce of change in their lives. steve: i wonder if they are watching us now on their private jets. marc morano from private depot.com. thank you. >> thank you, steve. steve: straight ahead, congress set to vote on a short-term plan to vote on a government shut down. will a long-term deal get done and will it include money for a border wall? plus, 19 sho

followed by leonardo dicaprio and tom hanks. none of them had movies this year.east five leading actor credits and at least three or two movies that grossed over $100 million. so will smith 30 roles and his average box office is $132 million which makes him the top most bankable star of 2018 apparently. at the bottom is ryan reynolds came in last. he only had 16 roles. it sort of makes sense. dead pool was the top grossing movie and his average box office is about $73 million. so a few more dead pools movies which are probably in the offing will pull him up into the list. lauren: this was a fantastic year for the movies. >> fantastic. lauren: people were actually going. they're pulling in the revenue. attendance was up. what were the final numbers. >> if you build it, they will come. in 2018 with black panther, it was a huge, huge box office hit. aquaman, to end the year on a big note, $11.5 billion, the biggest box office in american history, over $41 billion worldwide and the driver for that was the domestic box office. all you hear about is china, china, china

unbelievable book and a fabulous movie with russell crowe and leonardo dicaprio. >> some of the authorsthat you say are your favorites and your favorite books, stephen king. >> a lot of people don't remember sidney sheldon. i went to school in paris my junior year. i was able to find a fabulous bookstore called shakespeare and company. george who ran it was an amazing guy. i was able to get my hand on some sidney sheldon books. he had an american, military american intelligence operation. sheldon led me to reading david morel. he wrote some great thrillers. he wrote some romance e-type things as well. he wrote some incredible thrillers. actually dictated them. had a stenographer in his office >> historical fiction writer. >> it is such a fantastic, fantastic book. how you take the backdrop hundreds of years to build a cathedral and tell the story of the lives of the people through that and make it riveting. that is on my bucket list. i would love to meet him. his book was given to me by a young tourist while i was on my honeymoon with my wife. we met this young couple. he suggested that