it's called "the oliver stone experience." we'll talk about that and much more tonight with filmmaker oliver stone, coming up in just a moment. ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> pleased to welcome award-winning director oliver stone back to this program. his latest project is called "snowden," which releases december 27th on dvd and on blu-ray. there is also a wonderful and very heavy coffee table book called "the oliver stone experience," which delves into his film work over the years. we'll get to this later in the program. before we start our conversation, though, with oliver stone, first a clip from "snowden." >> where's the modern battlefield, soldier? >> everywhere. >> what's the first rule of battle? >> never reveal your position. >> and if one unauthorized person knew, if congress knew -- >> so would the enemy. >> that, mr. snowden, is the state of the world. secrecy is security and security is victory. >> you buy that? you believe that, that secrecy is security and

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oliver stone is essentially saying, wow, that's really impressive. boy, you guys are sure fighting real good against isis. and they stick with this tape for a long time. it's a big part of the interview. it makes it into the trailer and everything. they go over this over and over again. they talk about it in detail, what's happening in the video, putin is narrating it. the weapons you can see there, what the guys on the ground are using in terms of their own weapons, the risk that the pilots are taking, in attacking these isis guys this way. turns out what vladimir putin is showing oliver stone on that phone is not actually the russian military attacking isis. turns out what he's showing oliver stone there is an old video from 2009 that's actually american military pilots fighting the taliban in afghanistan. and somebody apparently dubbed the audio from that tape, dubbed it over in russian, and fooled the kremlin into thinking this was brand-new tape of russian military helicopters attacking isis. it's not. it's the afghanistan, taliban and american

laura: filmmaker oliver stone likes to push boundaries.n films like "platoon" and snowden," he challenges conventional wisdom. his latest is an interview with the vladimir putin for the channel showtime. when they met in february, they talked about allegations of russian hacking of the election. oliver stone has been telling me about his close encounters with russia's president. oliver stone, you had unparalleled access to vladimir putin for a western filmmaker. what do you hope all the access is revealing about him? oliver: i hope it would lead to a serious, interesting discussion about world affairs, particularly u.s. and russia. he lays out a world that we don't know for the most part. we know about the latest crisis. russia is referred to rather malevolently in the western media, but let's get beyond those images, those caricatures. laura: you spent a lot of time with him. you went to his summer house and film him playing ice hockey. what was your impression of vladimir putin? oliver: i would say hugh is a very disciplined man. he answ

i want to talk about oliver stone i don't know if in your view what's more is the reception of. stone's work in western media it's really shocking it shows i have to admit that the. western propaganda effort against russia has been largely successful. you know the most interesting part about it is i saw a lot of interviews with oliver stone when he was promoting the showtime piece and just about everyone that was interviewing him began the interview with one sentence i haven't seen all the interviews out but stephen all to go but to go here very nice to put it of. him it's a very very friendly approach so all the right away you have these these these people that are interviewing oliver stone saying i haven't seen it i don't know what it's about but i don't like the tone you're taking to humanize this and this this president of great power the only interview that was very fair was talking processor interview where he actually just sat back and listen to what oliver stone had to say that's what gave you an appendicitis. it's amazing how the american media for gordon their own wart

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film—maker, oliver stone, likes to push boundaries.mentary, he challenges conventional wisdom. his latest work is a series of interviews with vladimir putin, for the channel, showtime. when the two men last met in february, they talked about the allegations of russia hacking the us election. oliver stone's been telling my colleague, laura trevelyan, about his close encounters with russia's president. oliver stone, you have had unparalleled access to vladimir putin for a western filmmaker. what do you hope all that access is revealing about him?|j do you hope all that access is revealing about him? i hope it leads toa revealing about him? i hope it leads to a serious and interesting discussion about world affairs, especially the us and russia. he lays out a world we don't know. we know about the latest crisis and all that in the western media, but let's go beyond those pictures and caricatures. you spend a lot of time with him, going to his holiday house, playing ice hockey with him. what was your impression? he is an extremely discipli

pleasure. >> rose: oliver stone is here. he's used films such as platoon, j.f.k. and last year's snowden to challenge the prevailing narrative. for his latest project stone charts another contrary course to let russian president vladimir putin to explain the world as he sees it. over the course of nearly two years the two men sat down for a series of wide' ranging conversations. stone's goal he says was to listen to president putin and see if we can understand what he wants. here's a look at the president putin interviews. >> all right, ready? action! a lot of western people don't know much about you. we would like to know about your background and where you calm from. your critics say that russia is a traditional authoritarian state. in a hot war with russia, is the u.s. dominant? most americans think rust is as bad as the u.s. when it comes to surveillance. f.b.i., c.i.a. and n.s.a. believed russia hacked the election. people say trump is in the kremlin's pocket. >> rose: i'm pleased to have oliver stone back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> ros

vladimir putin, oliver stone. here it is. [video playing] russian]ing in >>. g to them as partners. "our partners." he said that too much. charlie: he does not give up. oliver: he stays at the table. he will talk and try to make a peace. this is the issue of nuclear parity, which is very important. he is saying that basically with the american abrogation of the treaty in 2001 under george bush, the nuclear balance is auseting to change bec -- charlie: the russians will have to meet that with more offense of weapons. oliver: they are putting the abms into poland and romania, and the reason given was that there is protection against iran, which he strips that reasoning away. charlie: they were not aiming towards russia. they were aiming towards iran. oliver: in another section, how the abm can be converted into an offensive missile. would not know what was in the air if it was coming to them. they would not know if it was defensive or an offensive missile. we try to show in the maps how they are surrounded on the northeast end -- north, east, and west side. all k

apparently oliver stone has not been keeping up on the right opinions.document on vladimir putin, and found himself grilled on expectedly by stephen colbert and ridiculed by the studio audience. watch this. >> he never really says anything bad about anybody. he's been through a lot, and he's been insulted and abused. i didn't sense any kind of -- abused in the press and the media. no question, he's a social conservative. he believes -- i don't know why you are laughing. >> because that's like a milder description of him. that's what i laughing. anything about him, negative that you found? >> tucker: oliver stone is so old that he has come all the way around and become unfashionable with the left. he never thought that was going to happen. it's a little weird to see oliver stone booed by a liberal audience. >> it's weird for stephen colbert to be blown away by something. that was the weirdest dynamic. he comes out and some pretty much says that this was a softball interview, and you have oliver stone saying, we had to give him his space. this is a two-yea

it's called "the oliver stone experience."at and much more tonight with filmmaker oliver stone, coming up in just a moment. ♪

find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> now, as promised, oliver stone.he doesn't grant more interviews to western media? >> well, he hasn't been well treated in the west. i think you know that. most, you know, often when you read an article about russia, they put the adjective or the adverb before putin trying to divide the alliance set. putin with his surlly manner did. there's a tendency to package him precriticize him. i think he's lost some of that spirit. i think he really wants to communicate and i think you see it in the film. he repeats the need for dialogue to overcome these problems and there are significant problems. >> did you feel you needed to confront the russian president about the allegations made by the u.s.? >> well, confront is, i'm asking him and listen, i can't change his mind. i can show his mind. i can show the american people, allow them to hear it. even if it's a denial and they don't want to hear that they should because he speaks in a certain way. >> even if he's lying you're saying we can learn from the way that he lies. >> y

and as governor, i won't let donald trump stand in our way. >>> legendary director and writer oliver stoneing movies like "born on the fourth of july," "platoon," and "midnight express." over the years he's introduced controversial figures like hugo chavez and vladimir putin. >> stone interviewed putin more than a dozen times over two years. no topic was off limits. in a conversation from february 2016, stone asked putin about the candidates in the united states presidential election. >> but you do realize how powerful your answer could be if you said suddenly that you preferred "x" candidate, he would go like that tomorrow, and if you said you didn't like trump or something, right? what would happen. he would win. you have that amount of power in the u.s. >> oliver stone is with us in studio. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> you had an opportunity to talk with vlademore putin. defense secretary gates said when he looked at him, he was looking at a full-blooded killer. what do you see? >> he reveals himself more in the film than anybody i've ever seen. if you think he's still a k

and legendary filmmaker oliver stone who has just released the putin interviews documentary says his film gives a unique view of the west russia and its leader the west is very divided as over you know the they would hate me i'm just a messenger i don't i don't take an opinion i don't take them and i think the camera doesn't belong to them or tells you things and body language body language. that you can't quite feel sometimes from just words. thank you for watching on t.v. international live from moscow i'm kate. hundreds of protesters have gathered in central london with the hope of bringing down the government the protests follows the grand fell tower fire that claimed the lives of at least seventy nine people laura smith is at the protest pressed down. by the lower it's been branded the day of rage what's been happening so far. well will you join me in a bit of a little bit of a high it's a way out we have a riot in westminster we tend to go mixes. from shepherd's bush those people are understandably quite tired but they have found the energy to keep on shouting and they are curr

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oliver stone interviewed vladimir putin at the kremlin. ian president has interesting things to say regarding gender and sexuality. when asked by stone if he ever had off days, putin stated, i am not a woman so i don't have bad days. i'm not trying to insult anyone, those are just the nature of things. there are certain natural cycles. i think it's safe to say unlike the interview with megyn kelly, this one did not disappoint. the party panel is back. so tom,n if megyn had asked some of these questions, maybe it would have been a more successful interview. tom: you get together with a couple of guys. oliver stone, he can hang with putin. if i were oliver stone i would be talking about showering with men, too. you justlet it flow. he didn't have any bad days. kennedy: men don't have bad days, do they? kat: there are a lot of people in my life who need to whine a lot less. it was a real interview and it happened. charles: the mystery to me is how does putin know what it's like to be a woman? kennedy: he's intuitive. charles: guys aren't intui

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," director oliver stone stops by studio 57 for his first tv interviewmentary, "the putin interviews" in which he talks with russia's president. >> okay, so no rules. why did you hack the election? did you make a mistake in crimea? you didn't answer my question. >> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." you make a mistake in crim crimea? you didn't answer my question. >> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. tell you what, i'll give it to you for half off. this i can do, easily. i try hard to get a great shape. benefiber® healthy shape is a clear, taste-free, 100% natural daily fiber... that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefiber® healthy shape. this i can do! i can't keep up with our dearweekly tee times.worry but i've been taking osteo bi flex ease. it's 80% smaller, but just as effective at supporting range of motion and shows improved joint comfort in seven days. which means you're in big trouble, so

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he's going to join us and he sat down with oliver stone to talk about his four hour documentary with president vladimir putin. it's controversial and that interview is next itit's how well you mow fast. it's not how fast you mow... ...it's how well you mow fast. woooh! it's not how fast you mow ...it's how well you mow fast! it's not how fast you mow ...it's how well you mow fast. they're not just words to mow by, they're words to live by. the john deere ztrak z345r with the accel deep deck to mow faster, better. save 500 dollars on the z525e ztrak residential mower at your john deere dealer today. ♪ >> if you said that you referred ex-candidate, he would go like that tomorrow, and if you say you didn't like trump, what would happen? he would win. you have that amount of power in the u.s. [speaking russian] >> ed: that's the one and only oliver stone, his latest flick of the put in interviews four hour documentary airing on showtime. if tucker sat down to ask him about washington's war on president trump and a lot more. do you spend 20 hours interviewing vladimir putin, pulls in the

so yes so christian and oliver stone how to dance together as he said he did a k. to two years of his life to make in the pre-teen interviews as he's called it is the series which in total loss for i was made up from an incredible twenty always a footage with the russian president it's already been released and president putin has been so titled so that viewers can hear the intonation in his voice a stone also said that the body language between the two in signs at times was just as interesting as the conversation. you can imagine that's going to scott thank you very much in day. well the u.s. appears to have flip flopped on its policy towards consomme more details on this after a short break. called the feeling of. every the world. and you get it on the old old. old according to josh. world cup i'm walking from the raw. data. the fact that prompted get elected with this series of bodies and distortions is a reflection of fact that the voting public could be convinced by that and what we really need to do when one of the reasons as a scientist i'm interested in thi

he's still an actor. >> tucker: oliver stone.ou. >> thank you, tucker. >> ed: ahh, yes, we were in what they would call the fifth inning stretch here at nats park. what is more baseball? what is more americana than the stretch? you can hear everyone behind me doing it, they are getting ready for the final stretch of the ballgame. we will have an update on the score. it's not looking good for the republicans right now. we will have an update on the score right after this. it's just a burst pipe, i could fix it. (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just because of a claim. i totally could've - no! switching to allstate is worth it. mmmm. mmmm. mmmm... ugh. nothing spoils a moment like heartburn. try new alka-seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. it's fast, powerful relief with no chalky taste. [ sings high note ] ultra strength, new from alka-seltzer. enjoy the relief. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la q

influential hollywood filmmakers oliver stone was wetting the public's appetite over his interviews with the russian president doesn't he will now he's released the transcripts of their conversations including some material which didn't make it to the prime time four part series but emily soon can tell us more about this new publication what's in it for those of you who want to get a bigger picture are putting a stake. in some of the world's most pressing political affairs while this two hundred fifty page transcript that stone just published it will do just that and certainly one of the most interesting highlights in this transcript is putin's comments on edward snowden the former n.s.a. contractor and whistleblower who's been granted asylum here in russia since two thousand and thirteen that's already been revealed in one of the episodes that putin said he does not agree with what snowden did but in the transcript winstone asked putin if snowden would ever be extradited back to the u.s. put in said no not under any circumstances as snowden is not a criminal commenting on the current st

. >> rose: and we conclude with a preview of my kferg with director oliver stone and a look at his latest project on showtime it begins tonight and it's call the the putin interviews t is a series of conversations he had with russian president vladimir putin. >> listening to his side of the story. i don't know everything. i don't claim to. i wanted to hear it. i know, i've heard the u.s. version because we see it in our papers all the time, in our media. but have i not heard him, i didn't know much about the munich speech, i didn't know what he was doing at meunish until i studied it. i didn't know the crimea speech that he gave too. these are points that we don't hear in the west. i have never seen an interpretation of his in the western media. of the ukraine. >> rose: qatar, washington and russia when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: bank of america, life better connected. >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie

and now the oliver stone with vladimir pup tin is starting to emerge with clips coming out. asked repeatedly whether the russia was involved in the u.s. political process, he's sticking to what he always say says -- >> you do realize how powerfulful your answer could be if you suggebtly said you don't like mr. trump or something, what would win, right? he would win. you have that amount of power in the u.s. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: so he's saying that russia as a matter of policy doesn't interfere in the affairs of foreign countries. there are people in georgia who would disagree with that. there are people in eastern ukraine who see russian-backed militias on their territory who disagree with that. the people of crimea who saw their country joined or their part of ukraine joined up with russia again who would certainly disagree with that. but in all fairness, no major power is truly not intervention. the u.s. has its own history of intervening in foreign countries as well. >> richard, thank you for that. we talked about the u.s.'s history of intervening. n

i don't know if people watching this oliver stone interview with vladimir putin on showtime, but it'sit's not very good, actually. it's j it's oliver stone, who's a movie director, sat down with putin for a series of chats that included little gems like this. >> you do realize how powerful your answer could be that you said subtly that you preferred "x" candidate. he would go like that tomorrow. and if you say you didn't like trump or something. right? what would happen? he'd win, right? you have that amount of power in the u.s. >> jimmy: he almost started laughing, right? [ laughter ] in poker that's called a tell. [ laughter ] i'm convinced. back to the united states. i mentioned before that today is flag day. so by the way, please call your flags. they love you. flag day is not a particularly exciting holiday. you don't get drunk on flag day. there are no special cocktails. you don't dress up. there's no turkey, no gifts. best case scenario, it's windy on flag day. flag day gets. this year the flags got together to remind us of how important they are. and to ask our leader for some

plus we have a preview of oliver stone's interviews with president vladimir putin.e talks about why he is still alive after multiple assassination attempts. and this a new fight between president trump and hillary clinton erupts on twitter! all of that plus the eye-opener your world in 90 seconds, we'll see you at 7:00. >> charlie, i know you're supposed to remain neutral but just smile for us if you -- >> i know where you're going! >> just smile. >> all right. >> he is rooting for the warriors! >> i'm -- [ laughter ] >> by the way, i interviewed steph curry your great shooter while he was still in college. >> oh, wow. >> yes. >> that's amazing. and look where he is at now. >> he and his father together. >> right. well, charlie, thanks so much. we'll see you at 7:00. go, warriors! >> okay. >> his alma mater? >> i know he is a fan. >> steph curry. >> i don't know. >> davidson. >> oh. >> okay. >> good to know. >> more americans are looking for work than expected. but it's not all bad news on the job front. for those details let's check in with kcbs radio's financial r

. >> putin appears to be on an interview circuit, driving with oliver stone, he said american spies have gone too far. but that russian spies always obey the law. former fbi director, james comey scheduled to testify before congress next thursday. legal experts say the president could try to invoke executive privilege to stop him, but that it would be a losing argument. especially because the president himself has spoken publicly so match of but his meetings with the former fbi director. brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> we have breaking news from the philippines. 36 bodies have been found in a manila casino after gunmen stormed the building then started a fire. the gunmen went to the casino firing an assault rifle, torched the game tables. people started trampling each other trying to get out. police say all victims apare to have died of suffocation. police initially thought the casino was under attack by terrorists. they now say the shooter was likely mentally ill acting alone. he was found dead hours later in an apparent suicide. >>> in a plea now to the supreme court. the trump adm

he's making money just like oliver stone. megyn kelly who used to work at fox, all the liberals and progressive hated her. now she's on nbc and they kind of like her. whatever. she was getting paid by fox. now she's getting paid by nbc. she doesn't care where her paycheck is coming in. host: you say people flock to conspiracy theory. why do you think they do that? caller: to make money. host: the people who flock to them. the people who are providing the money that's being made? caller: pardon. host: the people who flock to those conspiracy theories. people who listen to him and spend money whether it's the movies or books. why do you think people flock to conspiracy theories. caller: they want to be entertained or marketing. people like to be confirmed with their own ideas. that's what they do. that's why you have some of the callers that call in over and over again. you guys are complicit in that way. how many people called about the conspiracies people believe they made money. george bush planned the attacks on the new yor