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unhinged rant from robert de niro. jesse watters and jessica tarlov up next.t ahead. ♪ you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. when you're raising a child... just a little pinch. ...be soft. when you're doing it alone, be strong. thanks, dad. life takes softness and strength, which is why we make angel soft with a balance of both. >> sean: it's been a rough year >> sean: it's been a rough year for the elites in hollywood. they have been forced to endure a new political force, called president donald trump, and sadly under all off the stress, some of these liberal snowflakes are starting to break down. that includes actor robert de niro, who went on the anti-trump ranch last night during a speech honoring the ever so tal

jesse: i want you to tell me what you think about chelsea, but also this sound bite from robert de niro. >> this [bleep] idiot is the president. it's the emperor's new clothes. the guy is a fool. come on. our baby-in-chief has [bleep] [bleep]-in-chief i call him. jesse: that won't help ticket sales and the left loves it. >> the left at this moment in time is apoplectic. i think it's embarrassing that leo can't admit what chelsea did was wrong. it's not a surprise we are talking about chelsea handler and robert de niro, we are talking about hollywood. that's a tool the left uses to deploy against republicans. jesse: go ahead, leo. >> the bogeyman left. i'm part of this monstrous scary group. i am done. jesse: i think you guys should clean up the mess in your own house. you have no more high ground to preach about anything any more. i have got to run, thank you very much. "watters world" has been feeling stressed. so we brought in a therapy llama. up next. arning was canceled. they stated the system had not been hacked. jesse: this week is the anniversary of the infamous trump dossier. "b

robert de niro is truly one of hollywood's iconic tough guys but his act isn't so award-winning when he talks trash in the real world of politics. >> this [bleep] idiot is the president. [cheers and applause] it's the emperor's new clothes. the guy is a [bleep] fool, come on. our baby in chief, [bleep] in chief, i call him. >> laura: i think he means the emperor has no clothes, if someone doesn't write his lines he blows them. he's been mouthing off for year years. i had a chance to take a plane ride with him once. drinking jack daniel's at 1:00 in the afternoon. he is off the rails good >> i feel embarrassed for a guy like robert de niro, godfather, the wizard of lies. undermines the work when it engages in this kind of ad hominem, it cuts your audience in half and it drives people who genuinely love his work, he's a great actor. don't do this, it embarrasses you, without the line it's trouble. they say some actors take the role home with him. he's caught somewhere between raging bull and wizard of lies, i'll leave it there. >> laura: talk about iconic, french actress amazing. she i

i like the characters in the movies on television, by robert they niro and al pacino and james kendall feeney there was nothing funny or romantic, they used everyone around us as props, working stiffs like my father who for decades toiled in a beaten-down boiler room in the bowels of the building at 108, 42nd street to heal coolie offices of wealthy accountants and lawyers on the floors above. on sundays my father swallowed his anger and shame with a chaser of with your beer when he learned his oldest son michael spent afternoons with the gambino family who married into our family and would serve as john gotti's real-life godfather in the mob as well as my brothers. carmine, uncle charlie as we call him was not the romanticized picture of a suave godfather popularized in francis ford coppola's film. that was a caricature that would be modeled after another mobster by marriage into the family, pat emily, his brother-in-law, my mother's first cousin, started the first godfather movie as the villainous. in stark contrast, cary grant, peter lori, should give you a good visual of the two. i

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shot but could you doug wilder i would say like robert de niro or al pacino max guys are doing the pressure max guys are doing oppression of al pacino in that movie now but i will fix your hair by the way you go like that let's do it we've mentioned in the past everybody knows that trump got a lot of press attention for tweeting at kim jong un as little rocket man and that was after a little rocket man kim john had called president trump though tired and you know my feeling is that after this surprise we have profs won't between the north and south korea their meeting and the notion that north korea might actually send some athletes to the winter olympics i think actually surprisingly. it may have been schoolboy like but i feel like kim jong un felt respects like he's been doing all sorts of things for the last ten fifteen years to get any attention whatsoever from the president of the united states whoever that might be and none of them have ever referred to him directly they're always referring to the north koreans are going to be in trouble or whatever and never respond to him directly s

war two the proposed expansions in contrast to president trumps earlier pledge than to de seek to de niro to seek global d. nuclearization. number one i would like to do you know the world i would like russia and the united states and china and pakistan and many other countries that have nuclear weapons get rid of the pentagon says it won't comment on the polyphony version of the document but robert naiman from the just foreign policy campaign group told us that more usable weapons are unlikely to strengthen washington's powers of deterrence nobody really thinks any sane person is going to use nuclear weapons in a strategic competition the point of having these things if there is any or at all is you know so that the other person will be deterred supposedly using your nuclear at their nuclear weapons because then you might use yours having all nuclear weapons doesn't change that contractors are going to make money of producing a clear weapons so they'll create parochial interests there are pushing these things there are now something that is not in the interest of the world is not in the

not over at a moment where would i say you should just roll over for a supplier interest robert de niro used by select in order to excrete trip to this law. i'm pretty good about rick said. i think the economy. i think it's embarrassing. i think. yeah. just like the people of canterbury the governing conservative party and the opposition labor party are badly divided over breaks it in twenty eighty the realities of what it means will become much more tangible and prime minister to resign may and labor leader jeremy corbett will struggle to hold their parties together. the prime minister faces a dilemma does she choose a so-called soft breaks it that keeps britain closely aligned to the e.u. to victimize economic disruption. or does she choose a heartbreaks it bore divergence from europe both freedom for britain to make its own decisions but also a risk that it becomes a poorer more isolated country. is seen by his supporters as the prime minister in waiting but he too has dodged the most difficult decisions on bracks it if he wants to lead the country labor's ambiguous some say confused

still be several months away the white house is reported to be split on the issue at the claire de niro hall there's disappointment not least because while the white house has a tate's steel imports have soared i thought it would have been done in middle summer make a decision but overseas they know this might become an artist dump and even more will are jones didn't vote for trump we're still flatline like not i mean since the election but then he never trusted trump he was willing to retain some hope that hasn't yet been justified i'm not sure other than you know money but money. now for the top. several times over the last year and all trump has touted his job creation skills only for job losses soon to fall or the most infamous example is the carrier factory in indiana carry well never leave but since then hundreds of workers have quietly been laid off from the plant as jobs moved elsewhere one of them from ski is the president of the clinton branch of the united steelworkers who seems to be his nature you know saying. there's still hope in the moment valerie but having been failed

i spoke to robert de niro, who actually went to class with her. >> jimmy: he did? >> he did.'s class, stella adler, this amazing diva and great, great acting teacher. and he saw her there. and someone had -- he didn't know who she was. he was a young kid, he told me. and there she was in class. she'd won an academy award. >> jimmy: she was in class with other students. >> yeah, which i thought was really striking. anyway, so then she met peat where she went to england to do play and they fell in love. >> jimmy: it's a great story. the movie -- elvis costello was here last night. >> i know. >> jimmy: there are a couple of his songs on the soundtrack. >> we were so lucky that elvis costello -- he loved gloria graham independently of the movie. they were approaching him to write a song, then found out he loved gloria. so it was so -- such an honor, so special to have him, you know, write this beautiful ballad about the love between these two people. >> jimmy: it is wonderful and an honor to have you annette bening. the movie is called "film stars don't die in liverpool." it's in

an oath-like setting is inevitable, you're positing this as the plot of "heat," and pacino and de niroch other and have to meet up at the end. >> the two men have to face off. look, the thing that i always keep coming back to at the core of this is, only donald trump knows what he did. only donald trump knows what he did or didn't do. when you look at his behavior, when you look at firing comey, the way they handled flynn, there's different ways to make sense of that behavior becaused on what the underlying fact pattern is. what is it him being panicky, or was he covering up a set of crimes he knew he committed. >> you make a great point. this is where lawyers and journalists look at this pile of aefd and try do it with an open mind. sometimes there's evidence. steve bannon reportedly said that he convinced and cajoled and demanded everyone around trump understand that removing comey would be a terrible thing and he said you could do it later or or day one but to do it now in the middle of this is a terrible thing. to a theory you're exploring, if donald trump and all the people around

i will call at the robert de niro circle of trust if you remember the movie "meet the parents."nce you get out of that circle of trust, you never get back in it. but if you get put in it, then you have, i believe, a moral obligation to honor the trust of the person who put you in that position. sandra, it is disturbing to me that people get in a political job than they want to make money off of it by going and telling a bunch of stuff. frankly, whether it is true or not is immaterial. two things you give to someone if you take a job like this. one is her loyalty and 2s or confidentiality. if you can't take those two things into my job, you shouldn't take it. if you violate them, it then you have no honor and you should never have been in those positions to begin with. >> sandra: it is wrong for them to just see him out there, and one of the only responses we have seen from bannon since all of this came out, he is a good man, he said of the president. >> well, i think that is probably, i would like to believe that is what he thinks. but it is interesting to me to watch the media

she's not all that out of my way but i say she's just rolled over for this interest robert de niro used bicycle. script to this. i think the economy i think it's embarrassing. i think. yeah. just like the people of canterbury the governing conservative party and the opposition labor party are badly divided over breaks in twenty eight the realities of what it means will become much more tangible and prime minister to resign may and labor leader jeremy corbett will struggle to hold the parties together. the prime minister faces a dilemma does she choose a so-called soft breaks it that keeps britain closely aligned to the e.u. to minimize economic disruption. or does she choose a heartbreaks it more divergence from europe more freedom for britain to make its own decisions but also a risk that it becomes a poorer more isolated country. corbin is seen by his supporters as the prime minister in waiting but he too has dodged the most difficult decisions on bracks it if he wants to lead the country labor's ambiguous some say confused position will have to become much clearer in twenty eighteen.

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they are absolutely desperate from all of these people from de niro in new york from everybody on the of the union speech. it is just in sane. it really is. rachel: well you just mentioned -- >> i think that it's not really tuned into this as they think they are. rachel: you mentioned robert den iro. let's look at what he had to say >> today the world is suffering from the real donald trump. this idiot is the president. the guy is a [bleep ] fool. come on. how a government today with the prompting of our baby in chief has [bleep ] chief i call him. pete: wait like a true actor we don't even know if the words are his own because he's reading them off paper. >> the point is this if you go to any comedy show and i've done this they're just about that same level this is what they attribute to being comedic and very funny today. it's easy to do those things. the difficult part is to understand the constitution and understand how the country's run now my surprise, and i admit that as a conservative, i'm really surprised, i think that at this point, i have no idea what the future is going to