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netflix is making one more teeny, tiny pricing tweak.f $22.99 we're raising it to -- you have to win "squid game!" [ laughter ] that's right. we're doing a real life "squid game." look outside. there's a white van waiting to take you to a [ bleep ]-up island, where you'll fight 400 other subscribers to the death. be honest. you'd rather kill a stranger than watch ads. netflix. >> jimmy: yeah, that's interesting choices. [ applause ] they're not wrong. and finally, today a company released the world's first a.i.-designed shoe that is 3-d printed to fit your foot. can we see it? [ audience ohs ] if you ask me what that is, i'm not even sure i'd guess shoe. [ laughter ] we have a great show, everybody. give it up for the roots tonight. come on, now. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. one of our favorites. she stars in the new horror movie "presence," which opens in theaters nationwide this friday. lucy liu is here this evening! [ cheers and applause ] "presence." it's good. steven soderbergh, yeah. it's

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i'm going to put up some of the names that you been watching, you just mentioned netflix, every timet, spotify have you pull the trigger on these yet? >> spotify reports tomorrow and read it next week, all they do when they had bad days they get hit and come right back by the end of the day and they did it again today, that is reading the tape where's the strength and wears institutions plowing their money into these things and those are two names like big sore thumbs, earnings are coming up and i could change the playing field. >> you are the best, so is liz claman. here she is. liz: i was about to get mad at you for saying that. i need to be thrown in there with the best. breaking news, 3:00 p.m. eastern whilthe tariffs tantrum the market will come to is kind of calm investors are not clinking glasses yet that might come in this hour maybe maybe not, right now president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau have scheduled a cal

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is netflix a party here kuester question. >> no they are not. is there anything in any business other than hard-core pouring party here concerned about the application of this law? >> yes. what's your honor to have the american booksellers association for you have old schools devoted to sex education. >> you have netflix, anything or anybody else like that who is concerned with this? soft pouring it's not something with answer to the description you're suggesting earlier. they're actually going to be brought within this. >> could we get to the question presented? the question presented is whether or not the law passes is constitutional the question is what level of scrutiny, correct? >> correct. >> the issue that justice gorsuch asked you what type of scrutiny should we apply when content can be obscene to children but not obscene as to adults, correct? >> correct. >> we have at least five precedents then answer that the question directly. >> yes. some of the material was obscene to children. even if it wasn't obscene as to adults. because with

. >>> nate bargatze's latest netflix special has been streamed more than 8 million times performing inhosts nba games, bargatze tells the story of being a meter reader in tennessee when he suddenly is asked to defend the homeland after the attacks of september 11th. part two now of our sunday sitdown live. >>> ladies and gentlemen, nate bargatze. an unbelievable story you tell in the new special, in your friend nate bargatze. about being a water meter reader. >> after 9/11 people were scared there would be more attacks, figured they just went to new york, the next stop mount julius tennessee. what did they tell you. >> we got to defend our water. the whole country was very scared, and so it's like, they're going to poison our water, they had us to go out there, a bunch of 20-year-old idiots, just sitting out there and they were real big on you can't drink, there -- don't bring weapons, because we were in the south, like, you know, people, i'll bring all the weapons. >> i love that you were the last line of defense. >> yeah. >> until al qaeda showed up it was up to you. >> yeah, i'm rig

erin foster, sara foster, kristen bell, adrien brody, netflix." [ laughter ] do you -- do you get youad. but recently, i was just at dinner with my director of "the brutalist," brady corbet, and i went to the restroom, and this guy came down. he said, "i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry. my wife's much better at this than i am, but are you adam brody?" [ laughter ] and i said "adrien brody." he said, "oh, yes, yes, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry." and then he proceeded to go into the ladies' room. [ light laughter ] and i said, "that's the women's restroom." and he said, "yes, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry." [ light laughter ] so. >> jimmy: just a confused man. >> yeah, i think so. >> jimmy: yeah. congrats on all the success. >> thanks. >> jimmy: you've been nominated for every major award including an oscar. [ cheers and applause ] you're nominated again. this is your second oscar nomination. last time you were nominated, you were 29, you won, and you became the youngest person to ever win best actor. that's amazing. [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. does the nomination feel different this t

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watch "the piano lesson" on netflix now. was one of the warmest greetings. >> i try to bring a little love. i didn't hug you the last time and i said, i will not get my hand popped by my mama because you're supposed to talk to everybody in the house when you come in the house. hi, guillermo. >> guillermo: yeah, thank you, thank you. that was great. >> jimmy: you flew in from atlanta? >> i did. >> jimmy: was it snowing? >> it wasn't. i left early. >> jimmy: you missed the snow. are you bummed? >> no, jimmy. [ laughter ] it's atlanta. >> jimmy: it's atlanta. >> it's snow. it's no good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how often does it snow in atlanta? >> maybe every five to seven years. >> jimmy: five to seven, okay. >> something like that. >> jimmy: you missed it. >> there was skating in midtown. >> jimmy: do tsa agents now really want to talk to you? because you're in the movie "carry on"? >> yes, jimmy, that's a problem. [ laughter ] it's a problem. >> jimmy: i would imagine that would be the case. that is something that was in the

. >> people were threatening to boycott netflix. remember being so scared like, wow, we just did all this work. is our show just gone? and the netflix executives sent us an email and said. we're putting this show out. these comments let us know exactly how much this show is needed. >> and frankly. >> you know, making. >> the show. >> dear white people, in the time of trump. is and was a form of protest. our entire four season run is bookended by his election win and his thank god election loss. >> you're not rashida jones biracial. >> you're tracee. >> ellis ross. >> biracial people think. of you. >> as. >> black. >> hip hop music. >> so now you have shows like 20s, which is created by lena waithe, which made history as one of the first shows to have his lead character's lgbtq. and what that says is that we, again, are changing and that we can tell these stories and that black people are so different. >> what stands out for me about 20s is the lead character is a black queer woman. you know, she's not the sidekick. >> but i also lov

. >> i had two netflix. >> you had two netflix accounts. i had two fubo accounts. how much money did it save you? >> $700. >> 700 bucks, i guess if you guys want to save some money, download rocket money. it probably will cover the drinks. >> i guess. >> i'm not the easiest person to please. >> i like things just right. >> oh. >> that's why i love redfin's home recommendations. >> they know what i want. >> even before i do. >> a home. that's just. >> right. >> yes, yes. >> socks, underwear and t-shirts are the most requested items in homeless shelters. bombas was founded to help. so one purchase equals one donated with 140 million donations and counting. visit bombas dotcom and get 20% off your first order. >> love. >> love will keep us together. >> now for something you can both agree on. a sleep number. smart bed is perfect for couples. the climate 360 smart bed is the only bed that cools and warms on each side, and all our smart beds adjust the firmness for each of you. let's agree to agree on better sleep. and now save 50% on the new sleep number. limited editi

and he he gives these examples saying, oh, it's no more information than you'd give netflix.e, yeah, netflix can't put me in prison and they're not going to pay my pension when i'm old. you know, i. >> ..- >> just. >> just. >> now. yeah, absolutely. i'm not into it. >> exactly. it sounds nice. it sounds oh digital id and it keeps track of all this and that. but yeah, the reality is like, what nick's saying is they'll just use it to force us into giving all our information out. we can't be. we won't be able to do it by anything without the government knowing. and it's. yeah, like what tony blair has always wanted to do. >> i think he made a big. mistake on the vaccine passport because it was so unpopular to me, so unpopular, that if he hadnt me, so unpopular, that if he hadn't have gone for that, he could have got these id cards because people hate illegal immigration. he could have said this could have been his time, i think. but he got greedy on the vaccine. >> he's saying he thinks that people are prepared to trade privacy for efficiency. i think he's right. i just don't th

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so, you know, met uh amazon, apple, google, netflix. however, when i asked them why they're not able to articulate themselves. and so i asked them, what are the main drivers, what's the point of this? what is it that you're doing? you know, yes, you know, i think computer science is a wonderful degree. i got my degree in computer science with my minor in english because i knew that the english minor would actually helped me with my career. and so when i ask them for direction with which you know, where do they want to go down? they all sometimes don't understand or they don't know. so i have to help himself discover through asking them questions through constipated process and throughout that process it really helps to shape their understanding of how business operates as opposed to being in academia which are 2 totally different world. and then once they understand that, and they have a clear focus, they can move forward. there's interesting because you said it happens with all ages, not only with the younger generations on need or are

. >> the unforgettable halftime performance on christmas day aired by netflix.s nominated at tomorrow night's grammy awards. >> the queen bee has 11 nominations in all, and everyone is wondering if this is finally the year she will win album of the year and if she will perform. more coming up in our half hour. >> it is like we're just wishing it into existence. >> it is kind of a wide open year this year, so anyone can win. >> we will talk about that in a moment. we want to begin with a check of the headlines. after four weeks, california officials say finally the devastating palisades and eaton fires are 100% contained. the fires burned more than 37,000 acres, destroyed more than 16,000 structures in the l.a. area. at least 29 people died as a result. meantime, a 56-year-old man agreed to plead guilty because of a collision between an unauthorized drone and a fire fighting aircraft that was flying over the palisades fire. the drone severely damaged the wing. the craft was forced out of service for repairs at a time when all fire fighting resources were needed.

to nate davis chapelle's netflix specials when you have the stuff to watch? is the republicans keep coming. [cheering] [bleep] >> laura: nothing screams i want to be american as much as applying the flag of another country. thousands of days anti-ice educators have shut down streets across l.a. protesting trump's deportations. will go live to l.a. where independent journalist anthony is standing by. i know you've been covering this for a while. tell us what you are seeing, how does it compare to last night, when they shut down the freeway which is fine out there. >> thank you for having me. l.a.p.d. is better prepared... they were not prepared for the amount of protesters. to get into the highway, they went through all the fires and law enforcement is stretched thin and so it took a couple of hours it for them to bring and restore some sense of normal into the scene. we are getting ready to see another standoff between police and there about the standoff here with protesters. >> laura: anthony it's hard to hear you but i will ask you a question anyway. are th

who needs dave chappelle's netflix specials when you have the stuff to watch? is the good news in the laps of republicans keep coming. [cheers and applause] phil[bleep]! >> here we go! >> laura: nothing screams "i want to beappl an american" as flying a flag of another country. thousands of these anti-i.c.e. agitators and really anti-american agitators abstract gnomic shut down the streets of l.a. protesting trump's. ant we will go live to anthony kabbalah standing by and anthony i know you've been covering this for a while. how tell us what you are seeing and how does it compare to last night and theywhic shut down the freeway, which is always fun. >> thank you for having me, laura. the l.a.p.d. talking to local management in an audible and audible the gathered to regulate people to get in and you havegh to remember we went through al n thfoe fires so law enforcement already s stretched them. they took uplea couple of hourso restore some sense of normalcy into fema. right now we are getting readye for another standoff between the police right here and they are

this is the netflix generation. you don't just get in your feed random bits of news organizations.e select it, and algorithm to make it more and more doubt into exactly what we want it so the myth that one, the media, is this all-encompassing being that goes from "the new york times" to some teenager with a phone in his basement, that ain't the media. there are different standards about what they are able to report on, the levels of fact checking i going to come up media source are subject to libel laws, where a lot of things in social media are not subject to get and the want to polarize us. the people i don't media want to tell you the truth, they want to tell you the story. they don't want to tell you only good news. that is a misconception, but they want to tell you what is happening behind the scenes come and i am glad that they are there as a watchdog of american government. host: funny you say the words "dialed in." let me give you the phone numbers come as usual split by political party, republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. c

so this is be a much smaller tour but i'm actually excited at halftime show on netflix. jack's i'm a beyonce fan. it was good. i didn't know it until that halftime show. but i know you're sold. i love it. and i love using that capital one card for those specific how targeted? very good. >> very shrewd. thank you as always, rob. we're going withdraw tomorrow. so get your questions and comments. and now you've got his contact information there at the bottom of >> 5 in san jose is going to make one no return zone for homeless people. this is after residents raised safety concerns about the area and the group is called the san jose action group and they met with the mayor last week over this. its encampments that are along the great oaks parkway. and the mayor said that they're going to be cleared out the next 3 weeks and after a temporary housing site goes up, which will have 150 beds. when that opens, then he says he will declare that no return zone and it will be enforced. and that's what's to happen by the end of the year. mayor daniel lurie in san francisco and state se

house on the prairie, of course, based on the books by laura ingalls wilder, is also slated for a netflix reboot. this segment is definitely for me, guys, i don't know. >> how. >> which somehow i'm. >> at a. table with all. >> gentlemen here. >> you did. >> love it. all right, so you can come back any time. guys. >> it was great. >> it was great show. i am terrified. >> to see the new woke hollywood version of little house on the prairie. >> let's hope. >> they don't screw this franchise up. >> oh my gosh, brad okay, thank you all guys for being here. thanks to all of you at home for joining us as well. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. cnn news central starts right now. >> breaking this morning. >> two self-inflicted. trade wars averted. >> one fully. >> on china targets crucial u.s. products and companies. and we are standing by to see how the markets react. >> well, fbi agents who investigated january 6th, rioters be punished for doing their jobs. a noon deadline set by president trump looms for senior officials who have been told to turn over those agents names. fear of a mass firing

in an ironic twist, before the crash, netflix actually shot a film about a train crash that was filmedn parts of ohio. >> life is good, jack. i hope it lasts forever. >> can't just sit on the fence. >> something that could actually. >> let's watch a sitcom or something. >> no. >> and my next guest was an extra in that movie. before living the real life nightmare in east palestine. ben ratner joins us now. ben, thank you so much for your time. i want to start with, what do you want to hear from vice president vance today? >> uh, i think it would be key for the new presidency to hold norfolk southern accountable and keep the promises that they put in place in the previous year. uh, keep keep those going. there's already a few things that have come off the plate or off the table, so to speak, that, uh, we were looking forward to and helping to move, move the town forward with a new emergency emergency center that's now not no longer in place. so things like that, uh, correcting that and making sure that, you know, holding them accountable in the long, long term would be important. >> you

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house on the prairie, of course, based on the books by laura ingalls wilder, is also slated for a netflix reboot. this segment is definitely for me, guys, i don't know. >> how. >> which somehow i'm. >> at a. table with all. >> gentlemen here. >> you did. >> love it. all right, so you can come back any time. guys. >> it was great. >> it was great show. i am terrified.

streaming this wednesday on netflix. and her co-star, so cute in the movie.today" on nbc. >>> and chronic pain is something that impacts nearly 52 million americans. and searching for a solution can mean a lot of doctors, medicines, alternative therapies. but what if the cure isn't a physical remedy at all? turns out there is a method that people all around the world say has ended their chronic pain. joined now by nicole sax, a leading clinician on mind and body wellness and the author of a fascinating new book, called "mind your body: a revolutionary program to release chronic pain." to release anxiety, as well. just started over the weekend. we were talking because this is top of mind for a lot of folks. "new york times" had a big piece on it the other day. chronic pain is real for millions of people. >> yes. >> we don't want to dismiss the idea of chronic pain. but you maintain that we can cure chronic pain by doing what? >> the first thing i always have to start with is the pain is not in your head. >> yes. >> you are not hysterical. you are not making it

this is the netflix generation. you don't just get in your feed random bits of news organizations. it, and algorithm to make it more and more doubt into exactly what we want it so the myth that one, the media, is this all-encompassing being that goes from "the new york times" to some teenager with a phone in his basement, that ain't the media. there are different standards about what they are able to report on, the levels of fact checking i going to come up media source are subject to libel laws, where a lot of things in social media are not subject to get and the want to polarize us. the people i don't media want to tell you the truth, they want to tell you the story. they don't want to tell you only good news. that is a misconception, but they want to tell you what is happening behind the scenes come and i am glad that they are there as a watchdog of american government. host: funny you say the words "dialed in." let me give you the phone numbers come as usual split by political party, republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. casey bur

when we are indoors we are utilizing the services you are watching netflix tonight you are on wi-fi. frankly if you're using your cell phone 80 -- 90% of the time you're also using wi-fi, not even the cellular network. it's the workhorse of the entire internet economy. as you focus and align your spectrum policy just keeping in mind the rapid innovation this stuff in my house today close to 12 years ago it expects with stunning compared to 12 years ago by. >> thank you. ms. rinaldo had us access to spectrum in the open policy coalition continued to lead on the next generation network is a spectrum environment could new technologies like ai driven network management help manage the spectrum issues basic concept so we missed the 5g wave. as spectrum bands come online where of the build out. other than dish u.s. deployed 20 plus thousand, at&t has made an investment of 14 billion. we are really focused internationally at this point. more band, and as far as ai, it's been a great story for the telecommunication industry. we can use everything from management of spectrum, energy efficienc