peter king:"the president shouldn't always be listening to the freedom caucus."king joined with six house republicans and house democrats last night to reopen federal agencies shuttered over trump's demands for billions for the border wall.but sided with trump by opposing a separate measure to reopen the department of homeland security.rep. peter king:"i just thought it was wrong to hold those hundreds of thousands of employees hostage over an issue they have nothing at all to do with. i think the president should negotiate. i think the democrats should negotiate."in the senate, republicans susan collins and cory gardner -- both facing potentially difficult re-election bids in 2020 -- also expressed their concerns.calling on g-o-p leaders to allow a vote on legislation reopening the government... and let talks over the wall to take place later.but majority leader mitch mcconnell says that won't happen without trump's support.sen. mitch mcconnell: "the package presented by the house's new democratic leaders yesterday can only be seen as a time-wasting act of polit

congressman peter king, republican from new york, endorsed similar legislation to this in the past. this is something that can garner unanimous support from democrats as well as pick up a fair amount of support from republican corners. as far as the vote itself, is it expected that republicans largely will sign on to this? will there be resistance? >> there will be some resistance, democrats should be able to pick up at least a fair amount of republicans. >> from our line from democrats, keith is in chicago. you're next up. >> caller: good morning. i'd like to start by saying to this reporter thank you for your service. particularly in this era when we have a whole political party that rejects facts. that said, one thing i learned in school was objectivity. objectivity. objectivity. but let's be objective here. this president has a pattern of not misstating, not making gaffes, of outright lying to us, the people of america. the majority of whom -- i would like you reporters to remember that, it was a split decision. the referendum, the majority of people didn't want this wall or any

they should. >> bill: peter king, thank you for your time. when are you back in washington?ot of your colleagues were hit on the weekend not not being in washington. >> if there was any purpose of being in washington, i would be there. i'm within two hours. i'm going down this afternoon. >> bill: peter king, the republican from new york, thank you for your time. >> sandra: democrats, the majority party in the house promising to launch a flurry of investigations into the trump administration. >> i still believe that people, the average citizen, the guys on my block, they ought to know if the president is making a deal, whether he is making it in his self-interest or that of the country. >> sandra: is that the best thing for democrats to push going into the 2020 presidential race? former white house press secretary, sean spicer, will join us with his take next. >> bill: theresa may facing a make or break moment in terms of brexit. we have a preview of the big vote that will happen tomorrow. nigel firage spearheaded the movement. he is our guest coming up live in moments. every

on the republican side, congressman peter king sent a message to president trump. pay attention to house conservatives. >> the president should know he's listening to the freedom caucus. >> reporter: king joined with six republicans last night to reopen federal agencies shuttered over trump's demands for billions for the border wall. but sided with trump by opposing a separate message to reopen the department of homeland security. >> i just thought it was wrong to haul hundreds of thousands of employees hostage. they have nothing at all to do with it. i think the president should negotiate, the democrats should negotiate. >> reporter: and republican susan collins and cory gardner facing potentially difficult re-election bids in 2020, also expressed their concerns. calling on gop leaders to allow a vote on legislation reopening the government. and let talks over the wall to take place later. but mitch mcconnell says that won't happen without support. >> it can only be seen as a time-wasting act of political posturing. does not carry the support of the president. >>

washington times nicholas lacks legitimacy as president and is actively pushing for his and as for peter king tonight putting his assassination in a patrol. in the city with the latest on the tell me. the things that mr moore was saying lately on the one hand it has been typical nicolas maduro furious about everything america's doing on the other hand mr wood door is saying that he's absolutely ready to talk to donald trump anywhere in the u.s. and minister and any kind of format and he's sure that these kind of negotiations will be a great success although he says that donald trump's advisors in america would never allow this kind of meeting to happen so he mediately takes a step back well just to remind you and this is how he addressed what donald trump was doing and donald trump himself just a little earlier this week. when it comes to mr gore i do know caracas was forced to act when washington said that it was pretty much handing over the floor choose belonging to the majority government although they were in american banks to the opposition leader and so now . assets and accounts in vene

peter king from our 9:00 a.m. think it's wrong, really wrong to be casually using a word like impeachment. you are talking about undoing a national election, presidential election which really is the ultimate in democracy, that election, the four-year election is most important thing we do as american citizens. to undo that because some people don't like someone is wrong. >> not doing do i fully a profoundly agree but it's an accurate understanding of what the framers intended with respect to impeachment. it is for treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors which affect the security of the government. it is not because you don't like the tone or the tenor of the person in the white house. so as we said earlier the democrats have a problem when people in their caucus in the house of representatives can use this as cavalierly as you talk about the weather. >> bill: next topic. that is -- has to do with the border shutdown. the border battle. a suggestion on behalf of the commander-in-chief he can call it

congressman peter king from that area was there pushing this. they have done a tremendous job.ent can work together with the community and they have done a good job. this gang especially in that area, they were going into the schools, recruiting other gang members from high schools and going after the population. jillian: let's look at numbers from nassau county crime statistics, 14 ms 13 related homicides compared to four in 2018. that is a drastic difference that shows work is being done, improvements are being made but this isn't over yet. >> it will not be over especially with sanctuary laws especially with the recruiting that goes on. it is extremely important the local, state and federal authorities work together to do things like this. they can get the job done when they are working together. that is what we have seen. jillian: let's look at the statement on ms 13 crime reduction, suffolk county waged war on ms 13 and a comprehensive strategy to eradicate the violent gang from long island is working, dramatic reduction is a result of great policing, expanded community ou

let's bring in new york republican congressman peter king. congressman, thank you for being here with us. so if you were to stack a bipartisan bill that would the avert another government shutdown, what it would include? >> i strongly support a wall, but i'm also against the government shutdown. i thought it was a mistake from the start. i think the president should stop listening to people in the freedom caucus. the democrats should support the wall. they did it with presiden -- the with president obama. and the democrats shut down the government last year because of the dreamers. the * is offering three years to the dreamers, three years for tps. so both sides have a lot to gain here. if we listen to the great majority of republicans who didn't want a shutdown, i can tell you that from talking to them. get it away from nancy pelosi and get it away from the hardliners. i wouldn't even call it the moderate. common sense people. we can get that common three weeks and stop talking about the shutdown. let's negotiate where the pressure is on the

eric: we are joined by new york congressman peter king. good to see you. when do you think this will end? >> i hope it end soon. i'm sort of an outlier on this. i strongly believe in the wall. the president should have the wall and the democrats are being hypocritical. on the other hand, the government shutdown holding all these employees hostage who have nothing to do with the wall but they have mortgage payments to make. i hope both sides will come together and find a way to come out of this. democrats give the president most of of what he needs as far as the funding. republicans should be able to give the democrats what they want on the dreamers and tps. there is enough there if both sides are negotiating in good faith. i don't think as a republican we should let the freedom caucus have veto power or what we do. eric: they had a deal last february. $25 billion. $2.5 billion for a wall and fence and also addressed the dreamers. chuck schumer said that the dreamers wasn't on the table at the meeting they had at the white house. do you think both sides cou

on the republican side, congressman peter king sent a message to president trump. don't pay attention to house conservatives. >> the house should know he is listening to the freedom caucus. >> reporter: king joined with six house republicans and democrats last night to reopen federal agencies shuttered over trump's demands for billions but sided with trump to reopen the department of homeland security. >> i thought it was wrong to hold those hundreds of thousands of employees hostage. i think the president and democrats should negotiate. >> reporter: and susan collins and cory gardner both facing potential difficult re-election bids also expressed their concerns. calling on gop leaders to allow a vote on legislation reopening the government. and then talks over the wall to take place later. but mitch mcconnell says that won't happen without trump's support. >> the package presented yesterday can honly be seen as political posturing. it does not carry the support of the president. >> reporter: some democrats also growing impatient with house speaker nch'ancy pelosi'

peter king, a republican, is supporting it, jacqueline, so what are its chances? think chances of passing in the house are very likely. the importance is the american people push the senate to pass this as well. 22 republican senators are up for election in 2020 and only one have actually spoken about gun violence prevention bills. the american people need to speak up and vote against people who vote against bills like this one. >> here are many crazy parts of shootings in this country and mass shootings. as you both point out in an op-ed, 97% of the country, of the public, say they support these expanded background checks and closing these loopholes. >> right now, the most dangerous gap in the federal firearm law system is this universal background check loophole. right now, they can still sell firearms without a background check on perspective purchasers. people die everyday because this bill isn't law yet and we as americans, especially young people, need to step up to say it's not coming anymore and not going to do it without consequences. >> we all remember w

. >> congressman peter king in a conversation that i had with him spoke to sort of this remarkable momentlves. he says what has to happen, both sides need to ignore the fringes. you have the far right and the far left screaming, yelling the loudest. to some extent, preventing compromise. >> there will be no compromise unless there's is a double layer fence 700 miles long. that's the minimum necessary. in exchange for that, regularization for 10 million people, not just daca, there's a big deal to be had. the extremists should be condemned. the fringe should be ignored. the base can get together. >> i would say we need to adjust what we think of as america. i grew up in miami where people speak spanish but the kids speak english. we think america can only speak english as if spanish wasn't part of america is troubling. >> we will leave it there. all spanish and all english. that's all we have for today. thank you for watching. we will be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> when they finally receive all their back pay? >>> we'll meet some trail bladesers who ar

>> the cracks are widening, talking to moderate republicans over the weekend like peter king of new york, they are becoming increasingly uneasy as this shutdown hits week three. and part of the reason this white house is moving to have a national televised address on tuesday considering declaring a national emergency and moving quite rapidly this week, as talks remain stalled, to take some action potentially, because they know the republican cracks are there. and nancy pelosi, the new house speaker, is going to move forward with a series of votes this week to reopen the government in a piecemeal fashion. those votes in the house will put new pressure on republicans to perhaps move with the democrats. so you see this administration working hard to try to corral republicans, keep them in line. vice president pence is scheduled to go to capitol hill on wednesday after the president's speech to try to rally republicans around the border wall. but this white house knows as well as anyone, if republicans start to break, this shutdown ends. as long as the republicans hold with the president on

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peter king was on fox news and dismissed the deaths of two migrant children.e could have said mf 18 times, i wouldn't find it as offensive as the pro-life congressman dismissing the death of migrant children. steve king, the innumber rabble things he said about black and brown people. people are willingly electing these people. from your neck of the woods, who has embarrassed himself on this show, she hosting the fox news show. can you imagine, alexandria ocasio cortez, rashida tlaib being her authentic self calling out the bs should be applauded. who cares about her language. impeachment conversation is one to be had and what that means and what comes next. i don't care about this language at all. >> what's so funny is they're all in a tizzy about what happened preceding it. who one is talking about the fact she is vowing to obsess trump. they're so obsessed on the first part, gosh, these freshmen want to impeach the president. it makes a huge difference in the composition of these parties. seeing all these white men finger wag this gal looks so bad for the r

team reached out to special counsel after it was public -- published, life fox team coverage and peter king will join us in just a moment, kevin court is at the white house but we began with covington, kentucky, doug, there has been talk of lawsuits but can you verify that? >> yes, i can and we will have more on that in a second but i wanted to set the scene for what is going on and what we expect to happen as we have talks of a native american groups outside of the diocese of covington where we stand. we haven't been able to verify that but talks by antifa and haven't been able to verify that at 10:00 but we will keep our eyes open. but the overwhelmingly thrust up so many media they are and as we have seen in the story. and we just take one tweet for example to show you what has happened with that. there is a tweet that says it's not about border security but about white supremacy, prayers for nathan phillips the native american elder who seemed banging his drum. the teens taught hate. responding to that tweet, los angeles attorney by the name of robert barnes tweeted this is a libelous a

. >> bill: do you -- sandra asked peter king the question about whitaker's comments. the mueller matter is concluding soon? >> very hard to handicap that. i come up with a mixed answer. it may be concluding relatively soon but they have to tie up pending cases. so they probably will have to continue on with a skeletal-type office to finish it up. overall, yes, i would hope because i definitely echo those who say it has forcome to a conclusion. >> bill: doug burns, former federal prosecutor. thank you. see you soon. >> sandra: roger stone is facing a federal judge in washington, d.c. inside that courthouse right now. we'll continue to bring you the breaking news from this as we get it. so far we know that through his lawyer he has entered a not guilty plea to seven counts against him. we will continue to follow the breaking news for you and we'll be right back. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pep

they include peter king, brian fitzpatrick, fred upton of michigan and chris smith of new jersey.l play you more from that press conference and scenes from the house floor when that new universal background check bill was introduced. we will start with your calls. on tree is up first in florida -- audrey is up first in florida, who believes we should have stronger gun laws. caller: thank you. i would like to make the comment that republicans want a border wall sometimes and even though it lets through drugs and illegal immigrants, they still want the border wall but when it comes to gun laws, it is a lot of the same. there will still be killings so they say well, people will still kill people. it is the same thing. gun laws will still help prevent a lot of deaths. -- both ofh that those things are intertwined. even though it will not stop all the drugs like the wall and even though it won't stop all the killings, i think it is important that stricter gun laws are introduced. host: what specifically do we need? caller: i believe in stronger background checks. i believe we also need

peter's square is a good place to start exploring chemists here you'll find the king albert museum with its art collection say peter's church and the opera house. like most of the buildings on the square st peter's church was built in the nineteenth century with the gold crucifix on its tower its eighty two meters tall. by the early twentieth century with three hundred sixty thousand residents chemists became fully fledged the city so the late gothic town hall had to be extended. in communist east germany kemet was called calm oxcart its best known landmark is a reminder of that. the bust of karl marx nicknamed tanisha the head in saxon dialect weighs forty tons. kenneth's has often been heavily damaged during its long history. so it's lucky that the cusp back district one of germany's largest areas of the late nineteenth century and art nouveau buildings house survived intact. through. clapham but castle with its moat is also steeped in history built in around fifteen fifty on the river version it's it changed owners several times in communist east germany it was used as a juvenile det

king jr.'s 90th birthday. peter doocy will report on that from washington. we got the word this morning on "good morning america." we heard from her, her plans, her thoughts, her challenges and so many more who will be competing against her in a very long list. peter doocy now with us live from washington. peter? do we have peter? apparently we don't. we will shortly. there's a hitch in the technological get-along which sometimes happen when staffs are small on holidays. they're all doing their best. ahead, president trump's lawyer, rudy guliani saying the president may have been involved in a moscow real estate deal right up until the election. and buzz feed standing by its bomb shell story even after the special counsel's office announced that the report is not accurate. we'll have that and we'll remember a legend in american history. the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. on what would have been his 90th birthday. oment to address my fellow veterans, because i know so many of you have served our country honorably. one of the benefits that we as a country

it was a gift from prussian king frederick william the first to russians are peter the great in seventeen sixteen they were panels but unusually spectacular ones glittering in fourth place about european treasures whose whereabouts remain a mystery the amber room. in the second world war it was looted by german soldiers from katherine palace and packed in boxes by nine hundred forty five it had vanished without a trace. the reconstruction was opened to the public this in petersburg in two thousand and three. this next treasure is central to christianity. number three on our list of treasures that would make you fabulously wealthy if you found one of them. the holy grail. medieval sources claim it could bestow health and immortality countless nights and heroes have undertaken a quest to find it some say it was the cup of jesus christ drank from at the last supper others say it was the bowl of christ's blood busy hung on the cross. this treasure has also spawned myths and legends to this day it was the fortune amassed by the elite group of knights and monks founded in eleven a team in secon

merely in a lull before another cataclysmic storm award winning journalist peter oborne tells alex why he still fears for the king he should and the future of the party he understands so well the underlying stresses we are very very close to reaching that moment is misses by losing control not just of the house of commons but of the conservative party too but first your tweet your messages i'm sure you know and we hear from joe he says i haven't missed a show of thanks to the record and c.d.'s like love the show keep them coming thanks joe for quite a few i will say is absolutely love your show we don't get a chance to hear from others about their views on key political and cultural matters. gives us laws to chatter by on thursday evenings thank you so much it's greatly appreciated and educational now also says enjoy today show on copenhagen pretty interesting but when we quibble about the cultural mayor's part with the last is quick nelson what do you know i promise you she most definitely deceived a question of course talking about the lovely. was a wonderful guest on our show last week neal says the u.n. city

peter doocy, thank you. republican congressman steve king is fighting back against a "new york times" article, he says it suggestor white nationalism and white supremacy. here's the quote from "the new york times." "they hunted that language, how did they become offensive? " that prompted this response. these comments are important and racist and should have no place in our national discourse. this afternoon, he tweeted it is true that the founding fathers, i'm an advocate for western civilizations values. this conviction does not make me a white nationalist or white supremacist. once again, i reject those labels on the ideology that they define. they are growing concerns tonight that one potentially dangerous side effect of the personal shutdown, food safety inspections. how the lack of them could make you or your family very sick. national correspondent says details from los angeles. >> eggs, seafood and lettuce, no one wants to get sick from what they eat which is why the fda routinely inspects food facilities from farm to fork. >> we will look into seeing the farmers are complying -- >> because of the shutdo

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that's why steve king thinks he's going to keep his job. >> peter alexander asked sara sanders about is this morning. i want to share a piece. >> reporter: does he support the condemnation of steve king? >> steve king's comments were abhorrent, and the republican leadership unlike democrats have taken action when their members have said outrageous and inappropriate things. >> do you expect that's the sum total of what we're going to hear from the white house on steve king? >> the president has had a number of days now. what has he tweeted in that time? that he could have sent out a tweet, you know, detesting the comments saying what she just said. where is the president on this? he was asked about it on departure, i think. someone asked him about it. he said he wasn't familiar with it. but look at the other things he finds an opportunity to chime in on. it's one more opportunity the president has missed to stand up against racism. and maybe the pressure will get to big on him that he will three days from now have to say something or we'll get a chance to ask him again and maybe he'll

peter doocy at the capitol. greg palcot in london with details on the second trump/kim summit. john king leads us with more nastiness between the president and the speaker of the house. >> reporter: in the last few minutes, president trump tweeting out a big announcement for tomorrow. he is saying, i will be making a major announcement concerning the humanitarian crisis on our southern border tomorrow afternoon 3:00 p.m. live from the white house. nobody tipping their hand as to what the president might be talking about but nancy pelosi may be glad she did not head off to afghanistan as was planned yesterday with this big announcement. all day today and yesterday, tan gelinas gential issues took place. the speaker of the house talking about her postponed trip to afghanistan. >> the tit for tat. >> we have the prerogative to travel commercially. we made plan toss do until the administration leaked that we were traveling commercially. >> reporter: in an interview with jesse watters, sarah sanders denied leaking details about pelosi's possible commercial air travel. >> that's outrageous. no

critics are enchanted with "the kid who would be king" giving it a solid 87% on rotten tomatoes. petertes with its retrovideo game score, the movie plays like a throwback to spielberg produced adventure films of the '80s. molly freeman calls it a stylish and earnest modern retelling of the king author story that is fun for the whole family. that doesn't sound too bad. >> no, that review made it sound like a steven spielberg old school? >> yeah. >>> breaking >>> breaking overnight, a little boy missing for days has been found. >> the 3-year-old is safe and sound. how the family says he is doing. >>> developing now. new shutdown talks. we are entering day 35. hundreds of thousands of federal workers are missing their second paycheck. there may be a glimmer of hope. details on the new negotiations urnds way. >>> sinking feeling. a massive sinkhole opened up, forcing people out of their homes. what officials believe caused it. >>> a child's winning science fair project was about tom brady. this kid is not a fan. he set out to prove tom brady cheated. what he found, ahead on this friday, ja

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king producer. >> "the favourite," dempsey, and yorgos, producers. >>> "green book," charles wesler, brian kearney, peterand nick, producers. >> "roma," gabriela and alfonso, producers. >>> "a star is born," bradley cooper, annette, producers. >> the eighth and final nominee, "vice." gardener, jeremy kleiner, adam mckay and kevin messick, producers. >> wow. >> congratulations to all the nominees. >> congratulations. thank you, everyone, for joining us and watch the 91st oscars sunday night february 24th on abc. that was so fun. >> we did it. >> all right. first of all, i really like those two. i kind of wish they were hosting the oscars, to be honest. >> it's not a bad idea. maybe we need to talk to somebody and see if we can make that happen. >> i like breakfast humor, early humor, i enjoy it. >> yeah. >> it's interesting. i feel like there weren't a whole lot of surprises. >> right. >> some people said timoth chalamet got snubbed. >> best supporting actor. >> best picture seemed like what people are talking about. >> i know "bohemian rhapsody" is so popular. everyone loves it. critically it's not getti

about hillary to fbi and her 3,000 deleted emails what about lisa and peter's deleted text and weiner's laptop much more. he's the kingntinued to rail that the investigation looked into the data meant to damage hillary clinton and not information and media coverage related to his campaign trump added roger stone didn't even work for me anywhere near the election, concluding in all caps, witch00. joining us now staff writer for the atlantic covering national security and the intelligence community, natasha bertrand. former assistant u.s. attorney for the drik of columbia now an msnbc legal analyst glenn kershner and jennifer taube. and, joe, wow, we haven't spent that much time talking about roger stone, but the president seemed, sure seemed defensive over the weekend >> well, i want to go to glenn because glenn may be the only person old enough to be steve martin and steve martin's wild and crazy guy and his excuse me, from excuse me to pardon me. that was quite a wonderful moment on snl. i want to ask you, though, again, there's so much speculation since these indictments came down on friday. give us the headline giv

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shannon: well, the martin luther king holiday saw many democratic presidential hopeful trying to drum up enthusiasm. one of them chose the day to say she is only 42020. peter doocy has that story tonight. >> another day, another announcement. this time, , harris. >> my campaign of the people. >> she is the third senator to enter the race, showing that the campaign trail is open, even though the government is partially shut down. >> they are not pawns in a political game. >> all three of them officially running for senator are women. christian kirsten gillibrand via women's march. martin luther king jr. day rally. cory booker. >> this is the moment in america where we don't just to celebrate his holiday, we resubmit ourselves to be the agent of change. >> and bernie sanders, less subtle. >> it gives me no pleasure to tell you that we now have a president of the united states who is a racist. >> joe biden seems to agree. race relations have no sides, lately. >> we have learned in the last two years, it doesn't take much to awaken hate, to bring those folks out from under the rocks. >> before joe biden's book, billionaire michael bloomberg appeared. >> whatev

the martin luther king holiday simony democratic presidential hopefuls trying to gin up enthusiasm and media coverage. one of them so the day to say she is all in for 2020. peter doocy has that story tonight. >> reporter: another day another announcement, this time, kamala harris, the third senator into the race, when the campaign trail is open, even of the government is virtually shutdown. >> federal government employees and contractors are not ponds in a political game. >> all 3 senators officially running for president are women. kirsten gillibrand with women's march, first in the nation caucus state. the primary state hosted two essential candidates for martin luther king jr. day rally, cory booker. >> this is the moment in america where we don't celebrate king gaps policy, we recommit ourselves to be the agent of change. >> and bernie sanders who was less subtle. >> it gives me no pleasure to tell you that we now have a president of the united states who is a racist. >> obama seems to agree, race relations -- >> we learned in the last two years it doesn't take much to awaken hate to bring those folks out of the rocks. >> before biden spoke in dc michael b

the martin luther king holiday so many democratic presidential hopefuls trying to generate enthusiasm. one of them chose the state to say, she is all in for 2020. peteroocy has that story tonight. >> another day and another announcement, this time kamala harris. >> the core of my campaign is the people. >> she is the third senate to enter the race showing that the campaign trail is open even though the government to shut down. >> federal employees and contractors are not pawns in a political game. >> all three senators running for president are women, kirsten gillibrand visited a women's march. the first midsouth primary state hosted two potential candidates for martin luther king jr. day rally, cory booker -- >> we don't celebrate this holiday, we recommit ourselves to be the agent of change. >> and bernie sanders who was less subtle. >> it gives me no pleasure to tell you that we now have a president of the united states who is a racist. >> joe biden seems to agree. >> we have learned in the last two years that it doesn't take much to awaken hate. to bring those folks from out under the rocks. >> before he spoke in d.c., michael bloomberg appeared.

singers including mahalia jackson, peter paul and mary and bob dell in and he takes to the podium about 2:30 and according to clarence jones who drafted much of the text king keeps closer to this text of than he would regularly keep. those who wrote speeches for king said they were always king speeches basically that you would be in clarence jones words you would he accrued architect. he would set up the four walls and king like an interior designer would calm and make it his own. king's speech very faithfully to the main text but then if you listen to the speech and i would advise you to listen to it, it's the most popular least well-known speech i've heard. when i told my brother is doing this but he said i love that speech. it's such a great speech. the thing about the mountaintop and i see the promised land. i said that's a great speech but it's not that speech. he is winding up. he goes back to mississippi, go back to south carolina, go back to alabama. go back to your northern homes in ghettos knowing somehow the situation will be resolved. behind him is sitting mahalia jackson a very close and special friend. when king was on the road he would often

king, producer. >> "the favourite," ceci dempsey, ed guiney, lee magiday and yorgos lanthimos, producers. >> "green book," jim burke, charles b. wessler, brian currie, peterl gerber, bradley cooper and lynette howell taylor, producers. >> and the eighth and final nominee, "vice," dede gardner, jeremy kleiner, adam mckay and kevin messick, producers. >> wow. >> wow. >> wow. >> congratulations to all the nominees. >> congratulations. thank you, everyone, for joining us and watch the 91st oscar sunday night, february 24th, on abc. >> that was so fun. [ applause ] >> can we give a shoutout to tracee and kumail who made that very entertaining. >> they really did. >> they surely did a great job. >> not easy to do what they just did. a lot of great nominations. "black panther" has quite a few. bradley cooper had quite a few. he was nominated best actor, best picture, all these things but not best director. >> right, i was surprised. i thought he would get in the directing category. peter farrelly and barry jenkins also overlooked in that category. adam mckay getting nominated for "vice" was kind of like was the surprise in the direction category. it's interestin