oliver stone has become the world's most controversial and one of the most respected directors. he's a mover, a shaker, a world changer andan icon of sothe past several decades . and this time he'sbeing honored for a different sort of history, one about himself , his own memoir so wiplease welcome the oscar-winning writer anddirector , oliver stone. [applause] >>. [applause] >> all over once a diploma is when he said backstage. >> finished my college education. >> i expect that award to sit on oliver's mantle withall his oscars . i think there's a little that one on the tv room mantle. >> last night at dinner, oliver turned to me and he said it's all up to the moderator.these things die when the moderator is boring so have some. this is me having right now. we'll just dive in. i got a lot of questions and then we're going to talkabout the book , film and then i think 15 minutes left we're going to do some q&a you guys can ask questions. just dive in, this book is great. i read it over the last two weeks or so oliver, i love the book. the prose is amazing. it's through the histor

oliver stone are these these microphone would have been better? oliver wants a diploma is what he said backstage. finish my college education. i expect that award to sit on oscar oliver's mantle with all his oscars. i've been to his home and i think there's a little space for that one on the tv room mantle. last night at dinner oliver turned to me and he said it's all up to the moderator. these things die when the moderators boring. so have some peck. so this is me having pep right now. we'll just dive in i got a lot of questions and then we're going to we're going to talk about the book about film and then i think 15 minutes left. we're going to do some q&a so you guys can ask questions. so just diving in this book is great this book. i read it over the last two weeks or so oliver. i love the book. the pros is amazing. it's a real tour through history. it's through the history of film through vietnam through obviously your life and the personal it really is not just a memoir of what happened when it's very personal and it was terrific. thank you.

so please welcome the oscar-winning writer andne director, oliver stone. [applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ [applause] >> oliver wants it diplomas what he said backstage. sin i expect that award to sit on oliver's mental with all of its oscars but it into his home and i think there's a little space for that one on the tv room mantel. >> last night at dinner oliver turned to me and he said it's all up to the moderator. these things die when the moderator is boring. this is me having paps right now. i'll just dive in. then we are going to talk about the book about the films and 15 minutes left we will do q&a so you can ask questions. just diving in this book is great. i read it over the last two weeks or so. the prose does amazing. it's the history of filmro throh vietnam and the personal. it's not just a memoir of what happened when it's very personal. >> thank you allan. allan to tell you that i heard him years ago and he's been my moderator since. he was the second writer on the wall street money never sleeps that we did in 2012 in new york together. i got the best out of

these welcome the oscar-winningwriter and director , oliver stone. [applause] >> oliver wants a diploma is what he said backstage . [laughter] >> finish my college education. >> i expect that award to sit on oliver's mantle with all his oscars. i think there's a little that one on the tv room mantle. >> last night at dinner, oliver turned to me and said it's all up to the moderator. these things die when the moderator is boring so have some pack. this is me having pep right now. will just dive in. a lot of questions and then were going to talk about the book, about film and i think 15 minutes left we're going to do some q&a so you guys can ask questions. just diving in, this book is great. this book, i readit over the last two weeks orso. i loved the book , the prose is amazing . it's through the history of film. through vietnam, through obviously your life and the personal, it really is not just amemoir of what happens when, it's very personal . >> allen neglected to tell you that i hired him. years ago. and he spent my moderator sense. just joking.

we know oliver stone as a person who likes to interview putin and make a film about putin and about themlin, for example now we see one of his latest films, which is called in the fight for ukraine. it is positioned as a film that tries to find out what is happening in ukraine. what , what, and as the main speakers on this topic , medvedchuk, his wife, oksana marchenko, and vladimir putin were chosen. that is, you understand that all this is happening. well, finally, i want to show you the following e about the merciless riot of russian intellectuals, everyone laughs at everything. today, everyone on facebook, if you haven't seen it yet, i'll show it to you , laugh too, you're a liberal journalist, echo of moscow now she seems to be working somewhere in another city, but she wrote a post about how she admires people who came to the moscow international film festival for its opening and did not get up when they had to get up, they didn't get up and that was just their incredible courage and just some crazy contrary to the circumstances and the system, and there was a lot of funny in the

please welcome oscar winning writer and director, oliver stone. [applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ [applause] and there is just a little room of space for him on the mantle. [laughter] >> last night at dinner oliver turned to me and said it is all up to the moderator. these things die when the moderator is boring so have some pep. [laughter] this is me having pep t right now. we will talk about the book and film and then 15 minutes left he will do q&a so you can ask questions.e suggest a being in this book is great i read it over the last tw' weeks. oliver i read the book a report through history and the history of film through vietnam and your life.an not just a memoir of what happened when but it is very personal and it is terrific. >> allen neglected to tell you that i hired him years ago and he has been my moderator since. [laughter] he was the second writer on the wall street money never sleeps in 2012 and we work together and pushed him as hard as i could and got the best out of him. i enjoyed it. he is very smart. you wouldn't think so. [laughter] but very sm

week a restored version of the legendary action movie about the doors, filmed 30 years ago by oliver stone just a biography, but a full-fledged portrait of the music icon, the film uses almost three dozen different songs by morrison from the earliest to the last, which he wrote after disbanding the jim morrison band with their the symbol of the sixties idol of a whole generation was played by val keeler, who also sang half the part . clearly following the phonetic and musical manner. the singer's actor is so immersed in the image that even experts cannot tell morrison's original voice from kilmer's. the film fund held a full-time defense of the projects of other film companies that are not leaders in production, but capable of becoming them. about the projects presented at the pichuga, in our next story. director and screenwriter alexei teacher director liantrok tsoi will shoot a film about the soviet composer dmitry shostakovich, the music director of the project, conductor valery georgiev, considering in this difficult time how our culture is going through. uh, this project is being conc

. >> oliver stone came in as a well paid well respected screen writerment he had written scar face andit was a model of restraint. [ laughter ] >> it really was a decade that was fueled by how much money can i make and how can i display it best. >> the point is, ladies and gentlemen, that greed for lack of a better word is good. greed is right. greed works. >> wall street is a movie about more than just gordon gecko. it is about a father and a son with different world views playing different roles in an ever changing economy. >> he is using you, he has your in his back pocket but you can't see it. >> i see a guy who is jealous his son has become more successful than he is. >> you never had the gut to go out in the world and stake your own claim. >> it is the connection between wall street and main street. main street is martin sheen. main street are those people who will be affected by the decisions made by wall street. >> oliver stone is a guy saying the purpose of film, the purpose of cinema is to make political commentary about our society. and he made some very compelling films in

the film, shot 30 years ago by oliver stone, is not just a biography, but a full-fledged portrait of icon. the film uses almost three dozen of morrison's most diverse songs from the earliest to the latest that he wrote . having already disbanded jim morrison's group, the symbol of the sixties idol of a whole generation , well played, killer, he also sang the parts clearly following the phonetic and musical manner. singer the actor is so immersed in the image that even experts cannot distinguish morrison's original voice from kilmer's vocals. i am funtiki, but there was a full-time defense of the projects of other film companies that are not leaders in production, but capable of becoming them, and the projects presented on the pichuga, in our next story. director and screenwriter alexei teacher director liantrok tsoi will make a film about the soviet composer dmitry shostakovich music director of the project conductor valery georgiev this is a difficult time, as that our culture is experiencing. uh, this project is conceived just right, just so that hmm illuminates the full scale to w

the immeasurable strength of our 1st emperor. joining us now, a lie from sao paulo in brazil is oliver stone, coal. he is associate professor of international relations at the j to leo vargas foundation. thank you very much for being with us on algebra, oliver. so both scenarios, critics have accused him of playing politics with the bicentennial celebrations, and fanning the flames of nationalism. well, would you agree with this? what do you think his intentions are and bringing back the emperor's heart? what is he trying to achieve? a proof hello. fully, well, there's actually a tradition in brazil to bring back the copes of it's to monarchs on milestone anniversary. so this has happened in 1922 and also 50 years later when brazil celebrated the 150 years. but usually, actually this has not been a politicized the fair because the monarchy is really not something that is visible period in brazil, public debate. however, now there's been somewhat of an on the lions between those who had just told you about the military dictatorship between the 190964 in 1085. and those were actually monica wh

become politically charged coming just ahead of october's bitterly contested presidential election. oliver stone call is associate professor of international relations that julio vargas foundation. he says, for as the a bold scenario is quoting, voters weren't nostalgic about the past. usually, actually, this has not been a politicize the fair because the monarchy is really not something that is so the visible period in brazil's public debate. however, now there's been somewhat of an odd alliance between those who just told you about the military dictatorship between the 190964 in 1085, and those who actually monarchists, who would like the monarchy to return. and both of these groups in a way and us tells it sort of a mythic past of stability and believes that things used to be more stable and just better in the past than they are today. and i think that the president, in a way is using this moment to say that he is the candidate of stability of continuity. it's quite a turbulent moment right now with a very unstable economic situation. but certainly movements in the polls most and i have been

and people back in the west who they are creative people, and they speak something like this one oliver stoneon went through the vietnam war two orders two wounds the person knows what he is talking about made a great film and he says about the same thing, and they are not limited to these two situations how this presenter will make eye contact. do not know the children of his own audience when he showed it. that's all, probably came out fragments. they put it on the air, and then, so that it would not be in the archive. they just the whole thing looks like standards military propaganda, when it doesn’t matter at all what people think, they need to blow their brains now obey now i can finish, but in fact , uh, this has little to do with military propaganda. and that's exactly it. and that part, let's say so general, but of a hybrid war, which is more likely to be conducted by special services. and this is not the department of defense. this is not the military, this is where, but every time these knights appear, so to speak, e bad daggers that a say, so you need to cut it out here, yes. it's

whereas oliver stone's counterfactual history says if kennedy had lived, he would have pulled us out of vietnam. cooper's counterfactual history said if he would have lived, he would have revealed the truth about the aliens, and also that the cia controls the world drug markets to fund the secret alliance with the aliens. and also the fact that eisenhower was actually working for rockefeller, who is actually part of the council on foreign relations, who was working for the illuminati, which was part of the bilderberg group, and working in conjunction with european royalists and as always, the catholics. are their thoughts that aliens are behind the jfk assassination to keep it quite? 'very much so. if you take cooper's telling, he may have been alien, he may have been human, but it is the driver of kennedy's car that killed him in order to silence him on the question of alien conspiracy. as you might tell from that, there is a kind of heavily religious element here as well, the anti-catholic element. where is he getting "behold a pale horse" from? revelations. he is strongly fitting

some of the milestones in this theory one of which was the movie jfk by oliver stone which came out in the 1990s, which was done very skillfully propagandistically. to show a cia conspiracy and after that film comes out you have at one point a majority of americans polled believing cia did it. based on a movie it had political implications you had the congress passes the jfk act which requires cia to declassify everything it has it could be related to the kennedy assassination. as i was saying the the agency is always. considered itself to be the president's instrument no matter what was going on whether there are intelligence failures debacles like the bay of pigs budget cuts signs that the cold war is thawing all of these are alleged motives. the silliest one among the silliest is that cia killed kennedy because he planned to remove the us from vietnam. um, the reality is that cia wasn't really enaborative operating in vietnam. maybe the silliest is at the agency was doing the bidding of the vice president lyndon johnson or even sillier. is that johnson had it done because he was con

his family, putin discussed his daughters' careers in his 2017 docu-series with film director oliver stonelator: they are into science and education. >> you are a very lucky man. two good children. >> translator: i'm proud of them. >> reporter: why now? there may have been concern at the beginning of this war about piling too much pressure on the kremlin too soon. sanctions actually haven't made too much of an immediate difference to this war so far but they are a long-term strategy and with food and fuel prices rising globally, vladimir putin's gamble is that the west loses its nerve before he does. guys? >> all right, james, thank you. >>> now to the miami dolphins paying the price for trying to court tom brady. their franchise and its owner hit with steep penalties for tampering with the superstar quarterback, and a super bowl-winning coach. victor oquendo is at the dolphins' stadium just outside miami. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, robin. the good news for the miami dolphins here is that this investigation did not find any evidence that the team purposefully lost or

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vladimir putin a few years ago told in an interview with the director, oliver stone, russia has its ownit still completely started from the time of the soviet afghan war in afghanistan when, uh, the american special services supported various directions of islamic fundamentalism in the fight against the soviet troops in astana, the americans themselves raised al-qaeda and, but it all got out of control, a similar us scheme used in syria dreaming of overthrowing the president, assad. the americans stuffed the so-called rebels with weapons. in fact, they were real terrorists, which was remarkable by this secret, trying not to shine, the weapons were not supplied from the united states, but from the countries of the former warsaw pact, and, as in the case of afghanistan, they were of the soviet type, only in 2012 did journalists prove the involvement of the americans in the deliveries as a result of globe-cutting militants in syria for several years. he received weapons, ammunition for them and even installations of grad for more than $ 2 billion in support of the syrian terrorists, the us

uh, which i think oliver stone would agree with, there are many, many more people in the west who agreef our help, it was like our red line was getting closer to the slavic kramatorsk. yes , then it starts, probably, you understand? yes, that is, well, ah, this interview was still allowed. this is also confirmation that they are merging with the lena zelensky, who can in no way organize the counteroffensive that he promised the west. by the way , where is the counteroffensive. let's ask now our permanent military expert and the young man podlyako are in direct contact with us, and yuri ivanovich, if he managed to listen to our voices, conversations and statements. the founder of pink floyd and in general where is the counteroffensive and is ukraine really leaking them to listen to your reasoning? well , indeed, this question is now being asked, by the way, not only by western sponsors of zelensky, but also by the so -called patriot, and of ukraine to whom this is the very counteroffensive. they promised, almost, in my opinion, since april, my month, that we need to prepare for it precis

this is just a self-sufficient position of a self-sufficient person, with which i think that oliver stonee west who agree with him, but here, and the history of the value of international before that, remember the phrase from the west that if you pass the slavic motor that we will deprive you of our help it was like our red line was getting closer and closer to the slavic kramatorsk. yes, then it starts, probably, you understand? yes, that is, well , ah, this interview was still allowed. this is also confirmation that they are merging with the lena zelensky, who can in no way organize the counteroffensive that he promised the west. by the way , where is the counteroffensive. let's now ask our permanent military expert and the young man will be in direct contact with us. uh, yuri ivanovich, if you managed to listen to our uh-uh conversations and statements. the founder of pink floyd and in general, where is the counteroffensive and is ukraine really being drained, did you manage to listen to your reasoning, well, indeed, this question is now being asked, by the way, not only by western spo

parents brian and allison stone and their 8-year-old son oliver were killed, only 6-year-old alex stoneot to be tough and just, come on, we have to get you out of here. >> reporter: a local volunteer firefighter just happened to be driving by the day of the crash. he took us back to the scene. >> that car was so crushed that the little boy was in the front seat window. >> reporter: the entire volunteer fire department also responded, five days later they got another call for help. alex was in the hospital and kept asking for his stuffed animal, cookie. >> i remembered seeing the blue on the hill and that day i didn't realize it was a cookie monster, but i saw a blue stuffed something that day. >> reporter: so the team headed back out to the site to look for it on a highway still littered with debris. >> we passed the scene so we came back and walked down the freeway until we found the spot. we came up on a mission to rescue cookie monster, that was the goal of the day. >> reporter: even the fire chief's daughter pitched in to help. >> he was over here kind of hidden by the bushes and al

stone a little bit. the survivors look very interesting and curious and the manufacturers promise that everything else here in our olivel microwave equipment. we are building here. yes, the hostess cooks a lot. here is the refrigerator. yes everywhere, the main reward is every centimeter. yeah, right here in the freezer. they asked. well, there , further on, all the cabinets above the stove open with lights, by the way, unusual handles. only at the bottom, i deliberately did not attach the handles from above there so that the facade would not be visually cluttered, and at the bottom, where we store, as a rule, some kind of heavy dishes. yes when we need to get the mixer with force, for example, it is very convenient. here, listen, we even have a mixer. pay attention to the color of the knife turned out. i think the most time to cook something and try it out. how comfortable is the kitchen? it turns out in practice. yes , i offer a not quite italian dish. we have a very beautiful fountain named fountain wonderful fountain. it's a chocolate fountain. he's a muffin liquid center all you need. dark chocolate, sugar, butter