robert de niro s&p. >> robert de niro, joe pesci, harvey keitel. >> jimmy: it's like the avengers ofis great character named skinny razor. best name ever. >> jimmy: nice. >> and i am -- i you've seen the movie but it spans like 50 years, they're using this new technology, these cameras to age -- to make these guys younger. so bob, you know, is playing a guy who's younger than me. >> jimmy: really? >> and i play his boss. >> jimmy: oh, wow. what's that like, to play his boss? >> it's wild, man. like you know, these guys are like my heroes. >> jimmy: sure. of course. >> but i've got to be cool. because i've got to work with them. and so in my head, my voice is screaming. oh, my god, i can't believe it. but i'm coming off really aloof. these guys are always trying to talk to me because i'm not talking to anybody. in my head i've got bob de niro in front of me. and in my head i'm going, you talking to me? you talking to me? and in reality i'm not saying anything. >> jimmy: you're literally not talking to him. >> truth is they're the greatest actors in the world. >> jimmy: sure. >> i'm do

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de niro says she was forced into a major climbdown over her major climbdown comments on humiliation.er papers are not as harsh. she only won by three votes as well. it is not exactly unanimous. she has continuously won within the commons. she is not defeated yet. let's talk about netflix. it threatens their status. this had to come, didn't it? for the likes of netflix and facebook, and yvonne, google, just because the share price of some of these companies have been going up and up, at some point they hacked it say something that will cause a sell—off. say something that will cause a sell-off. it is just say something that will cause a sell-off. it isjust how markets work. if you look at the nasdaq ioo, the stocks are the major constituency. the biggest weighted ones. there has been a lot of negativity recently, a fall in these share prices. doesn't take much news to see these shares fall were attacked at a lot for them to start to rally again. that is a sign that these markets are not topping out, but showing signs that they need to plateau for a while instead ofjust being firmly up

why do you think he's picking some of these fights with everyone from the nfl to de niro? is what i feel. first of all, you remember there's two different donald trump, the donald trump of the 90s, the fights, the casinos, mike tyson was there, don king promoting the fights. he's hanging out with hip hop cats. and this other one, the post dementia donald trump who loves picking fights. i think he's a lonely man. i think this man never really had a lot of friends. he wants to be popular. he wants to be a celebrity. and he loves being able to twitter slam people because you don't have to see them face to face. he's not good with that. >> are you suggesting that not unlike drake's observation, people with twitter fingers sometimes aren't as hard core when you meet them in person? >> they're keyboard meet them i >> they are king board gangster. >> do you think the yolk was on trump when you -- >> the win for him was to get a show, to go almost to the goal line, not win, pull a hamstring move and get a tv show, because he could have said, i could have won. i am too good. too tr

sounds like he doing a robert de niro impression there. [ laughter and applause ] and i think de niroession.bout you doing >> [ bleep ] trump. [ laughter and applause ] g seth: now here's the th [ cheers and applause ] here's the thing -- i know what i'm saying. trump has made cleartedly that he aligned himself with putin. there are no surprises there.ti the qu is whether congress is willing to do anything, like censure him or subpoena his tax returns, and so far the answer s been a resounding "no. alaska senator lisa murkowski, who casts herself as an occasional tru critic told politico "when the president says something that i disagree with, i will state my disagreements sometimes very directly. i don't know if you've noticed, i'not really a bomb throwe i don't really lay my body in front of the train." that is an amazing quo i don't know if you've noticed, but i would never sacrifice myself for the great good. i'm not one of those serve the public types. [ laughter ] also you don't have to lay in frs t of the train, the trai already off the tracks and headed your way. right w it's

. >> trevor: okay but robert de niro saying [bleep] trump at the tony awards. >> that is crude, okay,shington saw what has become of the tony awards, trevor, i'm just glad he's dead. >> trevor: here is the thing i guess i just don't understand how people could be more offended at language than policy. how conservatives flipped out when peter fonda tweeted trump's children should be locked in a cage. >> and how dare he, trevor, how dare peter fonda the star of ulee's, the 123rd top-grossing movie of 1997, a man with that kind of power say the president's child should be locked up. >> trevor: but the president is actually locking up children right now. >> yeah, so what, sometimes you got to lock kids up. but to threaten to lock kids up, i just thank god abraham lincoln was shot to death before he read that tweet. >> trevor: okay. but just so we're clear, this is the same side that cheered encoree lewandowski when he mocked a girl with down syndrome being taken away from her parents. >> did you even have jokes in africa, trevor. lewandowski want mocking the girl, he was mocking people wh

is taking on a lot of de niro's characters, which is true.dent say i want you to hit me in the face. and then they throw everything at president trump things like this, i never went down. you never got me down. >> it's out of control. there is a history on the senate not work. i am wondering, he was against this, right? >> neil cavuto put steve sweeney on. the guy should be governor. he got bought out. he's got those big meaty hands. hi, i just benchpress rhode island. when you mess with this guy. neil: he did not say that. i will wring your neck, mr. governor. but really come you got to give it to china because that's a big difference. >> he obviously was concerned in the beginning about leaving the state and all of that. if you didn't have your hit show, you would be out. so what's going to keep people there? >> somebody has to run and take our state act. people walk up to me at the food show we are doing and appearance because my career is going great. the sponsor at the food show. more people came up to me and said, where is our new jerse

>>of >> tariq: yonded me a a little bit. >> uh, de niro? >> yes.my >> jnot bad!climb the skyscraper and kill the big gorilla right now -- in every movie that i'm in. [ buzzer ] oh! that was a hard one. >> tariq: i never would have guess the rock, anywhere. >> all right. guys, we got that one. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: we'll talk about it. this is fun. this is really fun. you can tell. [ cheers and applause ] >> tariq: it's fun now. >> jimmy: it's the best game. isn't it? od game.y >> jimmy: yeah. i love it. it's so much fun. [ laughter ] all right. round two. maybe you want to start us off there? >> tariq: oh, okay. >> jimmy: throw your mask on. three, two, one, go. >> i am -- trump is my bitch. t iq: vladimir putin. [ laughter and applause ] >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] >> oh, i can't -- i can't -- [ bird noise ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? i'm a chimp. space. >> jimmy: cardi b? [ laughter ] >> i'm really hairy. [ screech ]im >>: oh, chewbacca? a oh, man! >> tariq: you get r, you get a car. >> oprah! >> oh, my god. [ buzzer ] >> oh! >> tariq: w

explained that he was fascinated by the cinema, that he used to see hollywood movies with robert de niro and spectacular escapes. but french police say his crimes often involve heavy weaponry and brutal violence. faid was serving a 25—year sentence of this policewoman was killed in 2010 in a raid he organised. this is actually his second jail break. last time, he used dynamite to blast off the prison doors and was on the run for six weeks. another manhunt is under way. even for a man who's used to throwing himself into thin air this was a particularly adrenalin packed weekend. swiss skydiver and pilot, marc hauser, was taken up ten thousand metres in a hot air balloon and literally threw himself into the jet stream over the skies of australia on saturday. but it wasn't just for the thrill or to break a record, this is a serious mission and could help highlight untapped energy in the jet stream and other high altitude wind sources. i am pleased to say that marcjoins us now. tell us, how did thatjump on saturday go? we had some stress of there because suddenly all of the oxygen was leaking

magazine "the point," faid would take his criminal inspiration from movies and actors such as robert de niro and michael mann's 1995 movie "heat," watching scenes hundreds of times in order to recreate them in real life. >> put your hands down! >> reporter: this isn't the first time fayid has managed to escape from prison. he escaped in 2013 and was caught shortly after. but it wasn't always like this for the gangster. in 2010, he vowed to change his life around, going on a press tour promoting a book about his criminal past. tonight, authorities on an extensive manhunt to find him. french media is reporting that drones were seen flying over the prison for several months. leading officials to think he was planning this for some time. >> eva, thank you. >>> next to voters in mexico heading to the polls today. four candidates running. former mexico city mayor lopez, known as anlo, goes into election day leading the polls. the run-up to election has been particularly bloody. more than 100 candidates killed amid cartel violence. >>> and nearly 50 people killed when a bus plunged from a road in i

explained that he was fascinated by the cinema, that he used to see hollywood movies with robert de niro spectacular escapes. but french police say his crimes often involve heavy weaponry and brutal violence. faid was serving a 25—year sentence of this policewoman was killed in 2010 in a raid he organised. this is actually his second jail break. last time, he used dynamite to blast off the prison doors and was on the run for six weeks. another manhunt is under way. richard lister, bbc news. you could not make it up. you can reach me on twitter and once in a while i do sweet interesting stuff but most of the time it is boring staff. bye—bye. hello there, good morning. we turned up the heat again on sunday, 32 celsius, 90 fahrenheit in hampshire. if you are looking for rain you will be out of luck. 0n the whole it will be out of luck. 0n the whole it will be dry. the first day ofjuly dropped some rain towards the south—west of the uk from that area of cloud. those earlier showers and thunderstorms have pretty much moved away and out into the english channel over towards the near continent

he explained that he was fascinated by the cinema, he used to see hollywood movies with robert de nirot talked about spectacular attacks and spectacular escapes. but french police say his crimes often involved heavy weaponry and brutal violence. faid was serving a 25—year sentence after this policewoman was killed in 2010 in a raid he organised. this is actually his second jail break. last time, he used dynamite to blast off the prison doors and was on the run for six weeks. another manhunt is under way. richard lister, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news... security officials in mali say french and malian troops have been attacked in the north of the country. there are reports of deaths and injuries, but no further details have been given. the troops are said to have been attacked by a car bomb while on patrol in the city of gao. some 3,000 french troops are stationed in the sahel to help in the fight against islamist extremists. police in india say more than 30 people have been killed when their bus fell into a gorge. the accident happened in the

explained that he was fascinated by the cinema, that he used to see hollywood movies with robert de niroular escapes. but french police say his crimes often involve heavy weaponry and brutal violence. faid was serving a 25—year sentence of this policewoman was killed in 2010 in a raid he organised. this is actually his second jail break. last time, he used dynamite to blast off the prison doors and was on the run for six weeks. another manhunt is under way. richard lister, bbc news. and finally, climbing season is underway at mount fuji for trails on the yamanashi prefecture. 0n the first day, a crowd of a 150 people gathered at the summit of japan's highest mountain and cheered as the sun came up. last summer around a quarter of a million people climbed the mountain, which is a designated unesco world heritage site. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @nkem|fejika. i ,is hello there, good morning. we turned up the heat again on sunday, 32 celsius, 90 fahrenheit in hampshire. london, 31, through the midlands in the strong sunshine that we had here. and there's going to be more than sunshine

explained that he was fascinated by the cinema, that he used to see hollywood movies with robert de niroular escapes. but french police say his crimes often involve heavy weaponry and brutal violence. faid was serving a 25—year sentence of this policewoman was killed in 2010 in a raid he organised. this is actually his second jail break. last time, he used dynamite to blast off the prison doors and was on the run for six weeks. another manhunt is under way. richard lister, bbc news. football now. this is becoming a world cup of big upsets. we've already said goodbye to germany, argentina and portugal. now, spain have been knocked out, and it was by the hosts russia. in the day's other match, croatia beat denmark on penalties. james burford watched all the action. they can hardly believe it. germany's group stage exit was undoubtedly the shock of the tournament, that was until now. ranked a full 60 places below spain, few thought russia could cause any sort of damage to the 2010 champions and perhaps for a time the story played out that we. an own goal and spain off the mark. but, as with

the french magazine, he would take his criminal inspiration from movies and actors like robert de niro in heat watching scenes hundreds of times in order to recreate them in real life. this isn't the first time he has managed to escape from prison. he escaped in 2013 and was caught shortly after. it wasn't always like this for the gangster. in 2010 he vowed to change his life around, going on a press tour, promoting a book about his criminal past. tonight authorities on an extensive man hunt to find him. >> the french media ve porting that drones were seen flying over the prison for several months, laetding officials to think he was planning this for some time. >> unbelievable. now, in contrast, the launch of a rocket in the early hours of friday resulted in some pretty spectacular pictures. check it out. the rocket took off in the clear night sky beneat a nearly full moon loaded with nearly 6,000 pounds of cargo including genetically identical mice and 63 freeze-dried packets of coffee from new york. the rocket should dock tomorrow. >> back on earth, the company hit its milestone. pro

explained that he was fascinated by its on the that he used to seek hollywood movies with robert de nirotalked about the spectacular attacks and spectacular escapes. but french police say his crimes often involve heavy weaponry and brutal violence. faid was serving a 25—year sentence of this policewoman was killed in 2010 in a raid he organised. this is actually his second jail break. last time, he used dynamite to blast off the prison doors and was on the run for six weeks. another manhunt is under way. richard lister, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: dozens of fire crews continue to tackle an aggressive moorland fire near bolton. lancashire fire brigade say they expect the blaze to continue for days. an investigation is launched after a young girl dies after being thrown from inflatable play equipment on a beach in norfolk. the head of nhs england says extensive planning is under way to prepare the health service for a no—deal brexit sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's tim. good evening. hosts russia will play croatia in the world cup quarter finals, af

that he was fascinated by the cinema, the fact that he used to see hollywood movies with robert de niro and spectacular escapes. but french police say his crimes often involved heavy weaponry and brutal violence. faid was serving a 25 year sentence after this policewoman was killed in 2010 in a raid he organised. this is actually his second jail break. last time he used dynamite to blast off the prison doors and was on the run for six weeks. another manhunt is under way. richard lister, bbc news. the pakistan army has rescued two british mountaineers from the ultar sar peak in the hunza valley. the army said the climbers' tent had been hit by an avalanche. bruce normand and timothy miller were rescued by pilots at about 19,000 feet above sea level. another climber, from austria, died in the avalanche. celebrations have been held in tredegar today, as the community remembered its famous son and founder of the nhs, aneurin bevan. its been the culmination of a week of events in the town, where bevan used the local workingman s medical aid society as the blueprint for the national health se

know what is happening so she goes on phone he is gone packing bag to go calls up other guy marco de niro, had just at an over brazilian soccer confederation from the other one says marco polo you got to help me, my husband is in horrible trouble got to come help. marco polo, so he says terrible, awful i'm going to come right now help you out, he hangs up the phone goes over and packs a suitcase, then goes to lobby the hotel gets in limo he goes to the airport flooidz to brazil never went to her room, i side i don't want to touch him, flies in from brazil back to take a vote, later he was voting delegate, and he is in brazil, his phone, the trial all the other guy and start showing, and sort of almost convicted in trial, all convicted also -- said one thing after the other after the other making the statement about associate, the end, start stopped making comments. in that room. >> investigation indictment broke, after u.s. had lost its bid to host the 2022, to cut it, and a lot of discussion then that it was just a revenge move by united states because they were so mad thought it was sto

we see peter fonda robert de niro having trump syndrome, they are going crazy, all this vitriol in thisountry, as the commander-in-chief, as the president of this great country, what can you do to bring us together? >> some of them do it for publicity. i hate to say it. some of them do it for publicity. the restaurant i thought it was terrible with sarah. >> it is all terrible. >> i think some of the things that are said are terrible. and you know, it's our people are so incredible -- do you know, there's probably never been a base in the history of politics in this country like my base. i hope the other side realizes that they better just take it easy. they better just take it easy because some of the language used, some of the words used, even some of the radical ideas i really think they are very bad for the country. i think they are actually very dangerous for the country. >> all the while you are creating economic growth and job opportunities. >> so if you look at black unemployment, the best in history. hispanic unemployment, the best in history. lowest in the history of our count

neil: you mentioned de niro and you heard his comments using the f-word and all that.e? >> it doesn't, matter of fact. neil: these are your friends. >> and broadway and-- >> how would you? >> i would say anything i want to say. neil: they know you're a little bit more conservative than they, which wouldn't be a huge leap, but you get along with them. they like you and how is that possible? >> if you say anything marginally nice about donald j. trump they will come after you. that's frustrating because all we want is what is a great for america. our families come from other countries. the immigrants are the mosaic of the united states of america. neil: stop, stop. you have to admit the president sometimes feeds the beast, right? >> that's a fair criticism. neil: so when the president made a comment about president bush seniors and mocking the thousand points of light. do you think that's appropriate to do. >> i'm not on my raid no show to use that word. i got scolded-- >> what word? >> i don't want to say it because the woman would be listening. he said the s-word and h

peter fonda and robert de niro. what is your take and reaction to what b said to you? myself to forget the extraordinary privilege that i have to serve this country and i try to stay focused on that and executing in the long-term and trying to retain my focus on my personal signal. i have chosen and i've made a conscientious decision a long time ago that i was not going to get into the fray. i believe that i will absorb the body blows that come my way but it is important to me to focus on the task at hand which is serving the american people and using this moment in my life and an agenda that i deeply believe in and fill or china to work on tax reform as an example of that. while it ended up being partisan partisan -- i had democratic lawmakers to my home and visited their offices. there many bipartisan things where working on. maria: what about sarah sanders getting kicked out of a restaurant last week? how do we make this stop? >> i think that the energy and the passion can't be good and in other cases it's totally counterproductive. we are seeing examples of that ev

he once wore a hockey mask like robert de niro's character in heat. those who suffered his bravado, he is a real-life villain. the parents of a french policewoman killed in one of faid's robbery attempts were devastated by the news. now once again free and once again the subject of an international manhunt, his victims must wait for justice. >>> to japan now and a terrible setback for a privately owned space company. watch this. that spectacular crash happened early friday local time. the unmanned rocket that went down would have been japan's first privately owned rocket in space. here you see the stunned reaction of mission controllers. they are part of a private space founded five years ago by a japanese entrepreneur who served prison time for accounting fraud. >>> it is 6:00 eastern, 3:00 in the afternoon out west. i'm ana cabrera, and you are live in the "cnn newsroom" on this july 1st. president trump is back in the nation's capital now after a working weekend in new jersey. the working part is the issue that will potentially shape u.s. policy we

the winner still ascending as he reached the finish line was niro quintana of colombia. the yellow jersey continues to belong to thomas, the briton who holds a 2-minute edge over the rest of the field. >> nice to see a different outcome than yesterday when there was a pepper spray and no hay bales or angry farmers or that. >> that's cool with kd. it took them a second to go, hey, who is that guy! oh, my god, that's kevin durant! >> very tall flight attendant. >> thank you. good night. t-minus 60 seconds! oh, it all comes down to this! oh, i've got butterflies. don't get soft on me, hofstadter. i will slap those glasses right off your face. what's going on? hey. we're about to buy tickets for comic-con. oh. t minus 45 seconds! they sell out incredibly fast, but as long as one of us gets in, we can buy passes... good lord, this is not the time for flirting! keep it in your pants! it's a whole lot of weird before coffee. t-minus 30 seconds! oh, i have to go to the bathroom so bad. every year! i told you, wear a diaper! and i told you i get diaper rash! 15 seconds! oh, this

he once wore a hockey mask during a heist like robert de niro's character in "heat" and brazenly attacked armored trucks and other targets. but for those who suffered his bravado he is a real-life villain. the parents of a french policewoman killed in one of faid's robbery attempts were devastated by the news. cnn affiliate vfm reported now once again free and once again the subject of an international manhunt, his victims must wait for justice. anna cabrera, cnn, new york. >>> anna, thank you. still ahead, the migrant nicknamed spider-man. the man who scaled a building to save a child. or discover magic when you hit the open road. with the free audible app, your stories go wherever you do. and for just $14.95 a month you get a credit, good for any audiobook. if you don't like it exchange it any time. no questions asked. you can also roll your credits to the next month if you don't use them. so take audible with you this summer... on the road... on the trail... or to the beach. start a 30-day trial and your first audiobook is free. cancel anytime, and your books are yours to keep forever.

robert de niro, a very low iq individual, has receivd too by real boxers in movies. russia continues to say they had nothing to do with meddling in our election. the last thing before we go is about the president's twitter feed. while we all are prone to typos, this president could benefit from one piece of advice every journalist has heard. everyone needs an editor. in march one tweet had two mistakes in the first four words. 25 minutes later the correction came. alex baldwin is of course alec baldwin, and dying is spelt with a y. but the other trump twitter mistakes live on without correction, like this one on the threat of a north korea missile. missile is spelled m-i-s-s-i-l-e m-i-s-s-i-l-e, and the word stopped generally has two ps. we all make mistakes, but the irony of tonight's presidential twitter typo didn't go unnoticed. at 5:19 p.m. eastern time, real donald trump tweeted, quote, after having written many best-selling books and somewhat priding myself on my ability to write, it should be noted that the fake news constantly likes to pour over my tweets, lo

. >> greg: robert de niro. >> juan: that could be.n actor, a celebrity, somebody who brings name i.d. to the table, has pockets of their own money, and challenges the party's base. that sounds like your guys candidate. >> greg: there you go. jesse, i like the idea of a rematch. the reason why i don't think hillary wants to be ever known as the person who lost her trump. that's quite a bit of first line in the obituary, not that she was secretary of state but that she lost her trump. >> dana: twice? if she lost twice. [laughter] >> jesse: i have listened to a lot of mediocre and preposterous monologues that i think that might have been one of your best in a long time. that is very good. almost as if i wrote it myself. just kidding. i think the democrats need to nominate a fresh face, and i'm going to be contributing to this little socialist, ocasio-cortez. they win with fresh faces. they win. they want someone who's gonna punch trump square in the face. they don't want to do this michelle obama thing. where trump goes low and we go hyb

kathy griffin holding a head, bloody head, peter fond today, robert de niro, what is your take and reactiond about you? >> for me i never allow myself to forget the extraordinary privilege i have to serve this country. and i try to stay focused on, on that, and on executing and on the long term and trying to maintain my focus on my personal signals. so i have chosen and i made a conscientious decision a long time ago that i was not going to get into the fray. that means that i will absorb the body boys that come my way but, it is important to me to focus on the task at hand which is serving the american people and using this moment in my life to advance an agenda i deeply believe in and feel very fortunate to work on tax reform is an exact example of that. so while it ended up being partisan, it wasn't for lack of effort. we met with countless democrat lawmakers. i had them to my home, visited them in their offices. there are many bipartisan things. maria: look at sarah sanders getting kicked out of a restaurant the other night with their family. what do you do about that? how do we make th

he would take his criminal inspiration from movies and actors like de niro and the movie "heat", watchingreds of times in order to recreate them in real life. this isn't the first time he has managed to escape from prison. he escaped in 2013 and was caught shortly after. but it wasn't always like this for the gangster. in 2010, he vowed to change his life around, going on a press tour promoting a book about his past. authorities on an extensive manhunt to find him. drones were seen flying over the prison for several months, leading officials to think he was planning this for some time. eva pilgrim, abc news, london. >>> it now costs more to buy heinz catsup as well as other popular american products in canada. the canadian government has started imposing more than $12.5 billion in tariffs on u.s. goods. it's retaliation for the u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum. justin trudeau celebrated at a plant where local catsup is produced. >>> protests in iran in the meantime over poor water quality are turning violent. at least 11 people have been injured in clashes between police and protestors.

kathy griffin holding a head, bloody head, peter fond today, robert de niro, what is your take and reaction bee said about you? >> for me i never allow myself to forget the extraordinary privilege i have to serve this country. and i try to stay focused on, on that, and on executing and on the long term and trying to maintain my focus on my personal signals. so i have chosen and i made a conscientious decision a long time ago that i was not going to get into the fray. that means that i will absorb the body boys that come my way but, it is important to me to focus on the task at hand which is serving the american people and using this moment in my life to advance an agenda i deeply believe in and feel very fortunate to work on tax reform is an exact example of that. so while it ended up being partisan, it wasn't for lack of effort. we met with countless democrat lawmakers. i had them to my home, visited them in their offices. there are many bipartisan things. maria: look at sarah sanders getting kicked out of a restaurant the other night with their family. what do you do about that? how do we

faid said his lifestyle has been modelled on gangsters played by robert de niro and al pacino.alia last night ended up witnessing more than just the game. match officials spent over 30 minutes trying to restore order in the world cup qualifying game near manila — as players exchanged punches and flying kicks. 13 players were sent off. the international basketball federation is opening disciplinary proceedings and officials from both countries have apologised to theirfans. nothing quite like that in the colombia, england game yet! that it did look a little tent, there, christian... when it comes to climate change, president trump has made his position clear. but that's only part of the story here in the us. across this country in fact a lot is being done to tackle emissions, most of it by individual cities taking action of their own. next week new york will become the first city in the world to independtly report its progress on tackling climate to the un. nada tawfik has this report from new york, one of the most vulnerable cities doing a lot to fight the problem. the invading

asked about celebrities like robert de niro who publicly attacked trump and the owner of that virginiaarah huckabee sanders, trump had this to say. >> i hope the other side realizes that they better just take it easy. they better just take it easy. because some of the language used, some of the words, even some of the radical ideas i really think they're very bad for the country. i think they're actually very dangerous for the country. >> we're back with our "hardball" round table. beth, laura, emily. emily, based on donald trump's political style, i kind of think he doesn't want his opponents to take it easy. >> it could be perceived as a veiled threat. but everything that representative -- could also be perceived as a veiled threat and i think there's ramped up rhetoric all around. it doesn't help the general national discourse but it certainly helps say the president and the congresswoman with their bases because it fires up their supporters. >> what do you make of it, laura? fully think it's really rich for trump to encourage civility on either side. he has a history of encouraging

in the closing ceremony was a funny one wasn't ronald de niro on drums will smith serving up some bagpipes at one point as well i think. but i'm not a big fan of closing ceremonies but. now i think it's pretty it's been a good song for president giani and fencing reckons it's the best ever then again he would say about his first world cup he's been in charge of this beat there's just been some fantastic storylines of the south american fans here in russia have really made the atmosphere i think once again we saw the defending champions this fall it was germany going out in the group stages nobody would have thought that was going to happen we saw them. sue writes this individual pi is a christian or an album little messy perhaps answering the final phase of the pick days of their careers desperately fighting one more time to lift their team into the last stages of the tournament not being able to achieve it bartek said of the tournament on the same night i think the biggest story has been the success of the tournament in terms of the fan experience i think russian fans about a rare chance

de niro says of course it's true, i just saw it on tv. that's the trump doctrine. right? nothing more complicated here. he lives in this kind of fantasy world and we're all trapped in it. we're like the kids in a cave to some extent. and the divers won't come. come on, guys. so i think you're right about north korea. as richard knows, one of the things einstein all thought at the beginning of the nuclear age the technology would spread far more rapidly it has. north korea is the ninth or tenth state actor with the bomb, and i think the story of the last 75 years is really kind of remarkable more people haven't armed this way, and the question now is will the north korea example be a kind of a positive example in the way the gadhafi example is a negative one for states to accelerate, because they figure they can tell the united states anything, flatter the president and move forward without consequence. >> that's a real danger. i've been told "wag the dog" was 1997. by greatest apologies. i also, john, apologize to your wife that she's married to a man who spent the weeken

who knew de niro's lasting role will be irrelevant gas bag, pleasing irrelevant tears.fore becoming a stress sponge for these slackers. democrats believe it is time to have a fresh face. can you blame them. >> those are rants excerpted from the new book. gutfeld's from the 5:00 itself. pete: i'm not on morning tv. you can't listen to me in the morning. it's a lot. what? make him shut up. only at 5:00, maybe at night. not now. pete: we're at the 8:30 hour. >> 7:30 it is too much. so it is like. pete: great idea. congrats on the book. monologues are hilarious and inciteful when you launch into them. when did you come up with the idea? >> everybody asks me when they can find the monologues. why don't i put them together in a book. what is different about this, i add commentary to all these monologues because there are a lot of times where i screw up. no author has ever done this where they actually, confess to where they screwed up. steve: here is where i got it wrong. >> where i got it wrong. i add updates. time has been compressed under trump. everything is happening at