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that i had sewn like an old morrissey t-shirt on the back.erywhere, i saw tommy dorfman, and she had, like, one of my old chanel purses that i had bought at like a thrift store years ago. it was just like - >> jimmy: didn't olivia rodrigo just have something on >> she was wearing like a vintage versace dress that i had. yes. >> jimmy: this is -- >> wild. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. that's so bizarre, bud >> i have a lot of reach in the fashion world. >> jimmy: you always dress -- yeah but you have a lot of cool stuff. i'm coming to the next one, by the way. i want to talk about this new ryan murphy jam. this is "feud: capote vs. the swans. i loved the other "feud" he did. but this one, truman capote -- can you explain what the swans are and what this whole scene is >> the swans were a group of kind of socialites in new york city, actually the world over and truman capote befriended them all you know, they were very glamorous ladies, fashionable, and kind of precursors to influencers. they, you know, kind of sold this idea of glamor and fame >>

our big thanks against to grand morrissey restaurant for hosting our conversation.matt and ben are teaming up again in the new thriller called "animals" starring damon and directed by affleck. don't forget to subscribe to the "sunday sitdown" podcast to hear the full extended interview with matt damon. there are many more great hollywood stories in there. you can find it on apple podcast or wherever you get yours. >>> and next week on grammy sunday, my conversation with olivia rodrigo nominated for six awards at the ceremony, on her meteoric rise from middle school songwriter to superstar. >>> happy sunday. i'm cinthia pimentel. right now, we're tracking light showers towards the coast of san francisco, the peninsula, and the north bay. marin county approaching novoto and petaluma. this will start to approach sonoma as the morning goes on. we'll go in for some mild temperatures today. upper 60s in san francisco to mid 70s down here in the south bay. enjoy t >>> ahead on "sunday today," during this week of holocaust remembrance, harry smith brings us the extraordinar

our attorney general patrick morrissey please give him a big round of applause.plause] our state auditor another round of applause. [applause] our secretary of state. >> warner please another round of applause. [applause] our commissioner of agriculture same it. [applause] our state treasurer riley moore. [applause] [cheering] and our state superintendent of schools. [applause] well, it h now. but just think about this. seven years ago -- in seven years for some i am sure his gun really, really fast. this is my last state of the state. seven years my gosh it seemed like an eternity when it all started. for a lot it has got really fast and i am sure for several of you it has gone really slow. [laughter] but along the way i have tried to do this, i have tried to give wisdom. wisdom that i was taught mostly from my dad. wisdom about don't for confuseus a day of got to work nights. dad would've said as i stood in front of him and said there was anything i could do desk exploded as he jumped forward and grabbed me as an 18-year-old around my shirt and slammed me down

long journey of trying to realize the the principles, the basic principle of equality and for us to morrissey has to lead towards that and that if you don't have the part of the thing that you want the people to be able to do is to make choices that result in a society that is equal, that points towards equality and fairness to all people. so i think that's when people say a democracy very often or a democratic process, this notion of equality and fairness, i think is embedded in that. and that's what it means for us. denver yes, i think this principle of equality is essential to really propelling american democracy in the 19th century into the 20th century and even the 21st. and, and like in that, i think largely because of the declaration of independence that it created an ideal that the people at the time didn't fulfill and that we still struggle to fulfill. but but is ongoing. and one thing i'd like to teach with our students and talk about is that the american revolution is a living revolution. we are still you know, in the society and living in the frame of government that was created b

it's like morrissey when he off. you feel when he started off. the song than the actual relationship. i think any relationship. well i think any time really famous time we look at really famous people and expect normal behaviour like behaviour out of them, it's like guys, they're really famous people. completely people. they've completely wrong. but didn't she strike you as like as kind of, you know, it's like it's about the drama. and then she writes a great song about it and no, no, you know, i'm she writes a great song about it anisorry. no, no, you know, i'm so sorry. >> f’- so sorry. >> know enough about >> i don't know enough about taylor think know the taylor swift. i think i know the shaking coming across shaking is still coming across as a swiftie. >> she's got some great songs. >> she's got some great songs. >> she does. >> um, she does. >> um, she does. >> uh, blank page, >> i like, uh, blank page, right? style, like right? i like style, i like shakeit right? i like style, i like shake it off. oh, great. >> some listening. >> some list

and it's an interesting thing because morrissey, of course, came out as a brexiteer .terribly with smiths went down terribly with smiths fans. and now the double whammy the trump is using their music to they must be, must be having a clutch of the vapours. >> you never know. maybe >> well, you never know. maybe when royalties when he looks at his royalties check and sees much he's check and sees how much he's getting of those getting for all of those performances , so to speak, at performances, so to speak, at the various trump rallies with huge attendance, let's say , um, huge attendance, let's say, um, maybe he'll change his mind . maybe he'll change his mind. >> superb. thank very much. >> superb. thank you very much. this ray addison . this charming man, ray addison. now, here's a question for you. would you fight for king and country? i'm asking that question after the head of the british army warned that conscription could return. chief of the general staff , general of the general staff, general sir patrick sanders , has told sir patrick sanders, has told minist

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