steve mcqueen, paul newman, uber stars. >> they almost didn't make the movie together because they couldn'te whose name will be first? >> so who went out? i can't recall. >> well, they invented a billing that had never been used in movies before. that was their solution. one a little lower on the left, one a little higher on the right. >> reporter: "the towering inferno" earned a whopping $200 million at the box office. >> this is real water, real fire. there is no green screens here. >> get down! >> reporter: but it was just one of over 30 disaster movies released during the decade, including "earthquake," airport," and "the poseidon adventure." >> oh my god. >> reporter: what makes these so entertaining to watch? >> when you think of big hollywood movies, we tend to think of escapism. and here we have movies that are about these horrible catastrophes, these things that we tend to want to escape from thinking about for two hours when we go to the movies. but i think what it comes down ultimately are two things. one, even though there is some sort of tragedy that's happening and a lot of ch

. >> well, it's such a fantastic story that i would follow and he looked like paul newman and drove a.5 million fertilizer arrowhead rendition of anthony and had models stashed in luxury hotel rooms and larger than life figure and running this empire working 16 hour days and it was unraveling the complex fraud he was engaged in and took years and, you know, it was -- he was really kind of extraordinary figure and he -- in you go online and look for the place, you're in for something of a treat. you'll get a glimpse into his n-amide buoyant lifestyle and -- flamboyantnt lifestyle and many idiosyncrasies. >> he's pardoned. what is he doing these day s? >> played a hefty fine and i don't know if back in the healthcare game but>> i don't think the two cities are anal jazz if only because the scale is off. in miami, thereas something like twor 300,000 migrants from cuba who have come to miami in the space of a couple of months. we're talking about a catastrophic, not catastrophic. talking aboutut a dramatic and a immediate shift in the composition of the city. a real shock to the s. anothe

he looked like paul newman and drove a ferrari and he had models in luxury hotel rooms and he was thisger than life figure running this nursing home empire, working 16 hour days and unraveling the complex fraud he was engaged in took years. he is an extraordinary figure. if you go online and search for him, you are in for a treat, you will get a glimpse into his flamboyant lifestyle. peter: now that he is pardoned, what is he doing these days? malcolm: he paid a very hefty fine. i do not know whether he is back in the health care game but he laid out. she made a lot of money so i suspect he is doing just fine. peter: in the 2020 four presidential election the city of springfield, ohio became an issue with an influx of haitian refugees. you talk about the marigold boatlift into miami. could there have been a cultural change or is there a cultural change going on in springfield, ohio? malcolm: i do not think the cities are an allergist, if only because the scale is off. -- analogous, only because the scalis off. in miami there were someth like 300,000 migrants from cuba who came to miami

the last movie star is paul newman and joanne woodward.ry there are always going to be movie stars. it's magazines that are dead. new rule, the pakistani ad agency that created this ad for pakistan airlines that says paris, we're coming today and appears to show a plane flying into the eiffel tower. has to admit they're fucking with it. this is what happens when you hire someone whose linkedin says his passions are graphic design and jihad. new rule if you're a grown man and watching another man become president and it makes you cry. you are banned from the manosphere for one year. sorry, no joe rogan podcasts for you. no tiktok videos of a guy cooking steak on a rock in alaska. no. mma knockout compilations for one year. every time you try to watch something manly, it will instantly cut away to taylor swift in the luxury box at a chiefs game. >> sorry. >> and finally, new rule. let's look on the bright side. i know we're all obsessed these days about the fires and the anxiety from trump taking office again, but one hopeful thing did happe

newman and ms. vaughan for joe biden terminated that lead to a decrease in illegal immigration sir? so it did not. paullexi no. amy: ? >> nova collection cultic construction of the border wall did that lead to a decrease in illegal immigration in this country mr. fabbricatore? oxygen i decrease. >> no, sir. >> now. he terminated the cooperative agreements with guatemala, el salvador and honduras did that lead to a decrease in illegal immigration? >> note. >> no. >> no. >> when he mastered guys a parole authority and change the law himself, did that lead to a decrease in illegal immigration? >> no, sir. >> no got worse. >> think the answers are pretty clear. when we looked at yuma, arizona met with the community and saw firsthand, the democrats did not show up. they would not go down there with it as judiciary committee field hearing and they did not come. we would hear from the people that the stress on the healthcare sits in the stress on the border, the stress on the families you cannot get a hospital room have a child or break your leg. most of the people impacted will see it in our communities. wil