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now we see the seeds sowed back then by george who wanted to refund, redescribe our pugh a system. system and got people back on the streets. they don't believe people that are a risk to society should be behind bars. that's what our jails are made for. >> harris: it's the dichotomy we see in politics. they literally see things so differently in public safety, republicans and democrats. >> i'm glad lawrence brought up the activist. i want to go back to the biden administration addressing gun control. this is the first instinct when their bad policy is failing they go after our rights, specifically the second amendment rights. that's the go to, instinct, solution. i'm most concerned about, i do believe the pendulum will swing, i believe americans are disgusted with the biden administration, democratic mayors who allow the lawlessness. >> if democrats know how to do anything better than anyone else it's to use chaos to push for control. i hope americans realize this is a product of defund the police movement, product of bad public policy, bail reform, it's not a product of our second

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tonight -- dj khaled, florence pugh, and music from foushee. and now -- jimmy kimmel!jimmy: hi, i'm that guy, i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thanks for watching. it's friday night. i don't know about you guys, but i am ready to r-o-k. how are you feeling, guillermo? >> guillermo: great, i'm ready to rock. >> jimmy: everybody's feeling great. maybe you and i should give each other back rubs after the show. >> guillermo: whatever you say. >> jimmy: because of the that peflky virus going around killing the golden girls, we're

host: i wonder what you think and i know you can't see the chart this is from that same pugh research poll we'll throw it on the screen for you. western europe's confidence in the united states by president. you can see the levels of confidence, low during the george w. bush administration rebounding quite significantly during the obama administration, dropping again to all-time lows during the trump administration, and then the rebound again here at the beginning of the biden administration. what do you read from that chart? caller: well it looks to me like when the republicans get in they tend to lie and get caught at it. and hey maybe the democrats are lying but not getting caught or they're just sending a message out a lot better. and trump is -- can you come up with a fact that was true that he came and said? i mean, biden he's -- he's got a lot more cutesdz than trump, a lot. and all they've got are lies and projecting that the son is no good. meanwhile, trump's daughter got 26 patents while she was in office from china. really? what's going on? i think we're on the right track

as you said, that's florence pugh. her character is ikelike a sist to your character.f-sufficient. she didn't need any tips from me. if anything i was taking tips from her. i didn't know, she's just very self-possessed and just a bright energy. you know, i think these movies can be -- they're exhaustive and the process is long. you know, i think you just have to keep up your stamina. i told her in the beginning when we were doing the fight sequences that -- you know, i said you'll never be a professional athlete like these incredible stunt people we have here. the most important thing is to conserve your energy and give it all in your performance. that's all the character work that you do that will bring the action to life. don't try to do the, you know,k, over the head throw into a somersault thing and a roundhouse whatever. you're not going to land it. >> and don't get hurt, right? i know your daughter is almostat 7. has she seen you play black widow and does she think her mom is a super hero? >> she's never seen any of the marvel films. we tried to watch a little bi

pugh and gallop have recorded it. over the past decades we see the number of americans who believe that government does what is right declined. we are looking at 50-year lows seeing the lowest purported score was in a poll conducted october 19th, 2011. this is wiredly known, that americans simply don't trust their government. and there have been fluctuations. we have seen a reintegration of public confidence after the september 11th terrorist attacks. we are actually seeing a little bit of resurgence now after the pandemic. there is a slight increase in confidence in government to do what is right. but the really interesting thing is that this low point in support of confidence in government is disassociated from what americans think about the administration of u.s. elections. despite concerns that americans have about the operation and the function of government in the ability to address some important issues, americans have been remarkably upbeat about the functions of the u.s. election system. for instance for the

in the next pugh years. -- five years. $100 billion from vaccines., i just have to point out had we had other treatments early on in the pandemic, that would have negated the opportunity to use emergency use authorization. isn't that true? dr. kory -- >> it is true. >> yes. that is absolutely true. and that may be one of the reasons why these alternative early treatments were suppressed. the key thing though that we still need to understand is that we need more than the vaccine. not everyone's going to get vaccinated, not everyone can get vaccinated, and around the world not everyone has access to vaccines. so the idea that we've identified an early treatment that can actually act as a bridge to or as an alternative for and even a safety net for vaccines. we don't know if theses caped variants are still going -- these escaped variants are going to be safe against the vaccine. maria: the effect that the litigious nature our system has on drug claims, that's another problem. senator, this is just one of many lies. let's take a look at the biggest lie o

look at the numbers from the pugh research study. 66% of unemployed americans have seriously consideredcans are reevaluating the skill set. yes, it is unemployment insurance, and also vaccinations more widely available and people are interested in different things, different jobs. that's all leading to this labor crunch and leading to big incentives that you have places like casinos, hotels, other hospitality employers. at another job fair about a week ago they were raffling off a mustang. so there are big incentives being offered. >> joining me is jason furman, from harvard kennedy school and university and served under president obama. that was a sparse crowd in spite of the incentives. a staggering number, 2/3 of adults seriously considering changing their field of work. even restaurants finally reopening are struggling to staff up. what do you think is going on, jason? >> i think there are three things going on. it always takes time for people to be matched up and paired with jobs. you put the entire economy to sleep, it doesn't wake up and run america according to the current chair

we're hearing from actress florence pugh about her first day filming with scarlett johansson. >> day one was me throwing her against a cabinet and we both had our hands in each other's r armpits. >> black widow hits theaters on july 9th and disney plus with premier access. disney is the parent company of abc7. >>> sometimes the best starbucks drinks are the made by fans. >> sometimes. starbucks is promoting some customer created items by letting people order them on social media. so two off menu drinks have become popular. the one on the left is the iced matcha latte can chai. and the pink drink remix. it switches out coconut milk for vanilla sweet cream cold foam in that classic pink drink. starbucks is advertising both drinks on facebook and instagram. customers who spot this ad can tap the image to access a special web page to order. >> you've got to be plugged in. >> you make a left at the car with a missing hub cap. if it's a full moon then you get the drink. come on. how complicated is it? >> it's a treasure hunt. >> in the end you get the pink drink which is -- >>> mountain li

body language that reflects a shift in public opinion in what we've seen according to this recent pugh poll that in europe and in canada and in germany and among the g7 countries, you have the general population going from 30 point swings in their favorable view of the united states, their favorable view of the ability of an american president to operate. this is a lot of good will, olivier, do you think it will have actual dividends for the united states. >> that is a good question. and if you dig further into the pew poll, you find a small minority of respondents say that the united states is a very reliable ally. we can't paper over the unhe's still in europe. they're watching our politics, they saw january 6 and they know that donald trump doesn't accept the results of the election and they know there are senators willing to take up the trump mantle. they know the big lesson of the trump era, they saw from h.w. to w. and to obama and nothing like the last four years and they reasonably think this could happen again. >> and there is some anxiety about the potential of this not being

administration it's one of the keyissues the president tries to tackle in the infrastructure package a recent pughitical divisions, nearly half of democrats think climate change is a top concern, but just 10% of republicans or adults who lean republican agree. some of those people bucking the trend in congress are most conservative members and they're working to pass legislation that fights climate change. nbc news excel's noah pransky tried to >> i'm buddy carter from the district of georgia which includes the entire coast of georgia. >> no one would confuse him as a liberal in washington. >> i don't think that will be the case at all. >> he opposed gay marriage and the certification of the 2020 election, but there's also this. >> climate change is real, and i believe that >> carter's conservative, but his district, 100 miles of the georgia coastline is sinking into the ocean it's a fact a growing number of republicans are starting to accept. >> i've seen areas that at one time were dry land that are now under water so you can see the sea level ride we understand that >> for all of the issues dem

and friday, dj khaled, florence pugh, and music from foushee. [ cheers and applause ] please join usillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: i'm sorry about that, again. [ laughter ] you know, there were no shirleys, no babies named shirley, zero babies named shirley born this last year. >> guillermo: wow, that's crazy. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> guillermo: i don't know. >> jimmy: this is why there are no babies named guillermo anymore. >> guillermo: i'm the only one. >> jimmy: all right. our first guest is an oscar winner who's about to leap into the marvel cinematic universe. she plays melina vostokoff in "black widow." it opens in theaters and disney plus premiere access july 9th. please welcome rachel weiss. [ cheers and applause ] hi, rachel, how are you? >> i'm very well. we have to say melina's second name, though. >> jimmy: what's that? >> i think we're prohibited from saying melina's second name, it's a marvel cinematic universe secret. >> jimmy: is it a secret i just ruined? >> i believe so. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> but -- oh, well. it's already out. >> jimmy: i'm supposed to p

with us. [ cheers and applause ] and we have a new show for you tomorrow with dj khaled, florence pughfrom foushee. please join us for that. our first guest has spent seven years doing desk work on "saturday night live." now you can watch him any day of the week. his new sketch comedy show, "that damn michael che," is on hbo max now. please welcome michael che. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, michael, how are you? >> what's up, man, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing well. boy, you know, we don't know each other. i feel like we should, but we don't, now here we are. >> i know. this is like the first time i've been on your show. i was starting to feel a little personal about that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, where are you right now? you're in ohio, i heard? >> yeah, i went to ohio. staying at my friend's house, just hanging out, you know. >> jimmy: oh, well look at that. [ laughter ] record album. >> oh, that old thing? yeah, i'm on a podcast. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, i know that guy. hey, dave. so you're -- >> hello, jimmy kimmel. i don't want to take away from mic

pugh research did a survey of the view of the u.s. the at the end of the trump presidency. it is almost double in terms of its favorability. there's been an absolute change from president trump to president biden in terms of the view of the presidency and the view of the united states. now, that may be right, may be wrong in the eyes of a lot of american voters, but that is the fact on the ground. people are relieved to see president biden there rather than president trump. rightly or wrongly. >> got it. i want to update from your mom when she finally gets to see how the queen reacted to joe biden, her 14th u.s. president. thanks, my friend. jonathan hunt, great job looking at how this all translates. it's fascinating when you look at presidents at different times, different foreign venues, this is still early on. a lot to go. the fuss over dr. fauci. you rip him, europing science. a former top trump administration official that i just think said say what? it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,

show of solidarity with allies ahead of a high-stakes meeting with russian president bought a mayor pughr message to putin? >> you will get it after i deliberate. >> reporter: relations with united states are at the lowest point in decades. putin called biden radically different from donald trump. >> president biden is a career man, a different kind of person. it is my great hope that yes, there are advantages and disadvantages. >> reporter: president biden is getting advised before the geneva summit, sharing smiles face-to-face for the first time since the pandemic began. the queen also brought her wit to the world stage. >> reporter: and inviting leaders to our reception. biden is the 13th president to be with the 95-year-old monarch. the president is taking it all in. he is pushing to turn the page from trump's america first policies to declaring the u.s. is back. german chancellor angela merkel, who had a strained relationship with trump, says biden stands with a commit to partnership, missing for years. emmanuel macron tweeted, now that we are together, united, determined to make a

that comes as a new pugh survey for more than a dozen country paints a less than rosie picture aboutu.s. is a good example for others to follow while 57% say it used to be a good example but has not been in recent years. while the g7 leaders are vowing to address climate change, the western united states is suffering through an historic drought. lake meade's water level dropped to its lowest point in history. utah's government is asking citizens to pray for rain and more than half of the country's population is living in dry condition. scientists say climate change is making it worse. to address this i'm joined by washington governor jay inslee. he is a former democratic congressman, he ran for president in 2020. governor, it is great to have you here. i know it is good and early for you so i appreciate it. let me start by saying we are discussing china, we are discussing russia, we are discussing america's reset on the global stage, but the most important thing to many is that the first thing donald trump did was back out of the climate accord, the paris climate accord which america

thornier issue for the president, what do we know about biden's meeting with russia's not a mayor pughy -- putin on wednesday? ros: biden will be coming off the g7 and a nato summit which may clarify his thinking on that. it seems he has a fairly modest goal when he sits down with putin to make sure the u.s.-russia relationship does not get worse. i think about it and putin sort of a great relations between the two countries are at their worst in decades. they do not want to go further down that slippery slope. so we believe biden will bring up with putin the recent cyberattacks the u.s. has blamed on russia and press on that. and for putin, i think it is good for him domestically to show he is keeping the united states as an enemy and choi he can stand up to the u.s. so the dynamics are fascinating and we will have to watch to see what happens. haidi: deputy managing editor ross krasny with the latest -- ros krasny. also expressing support to carry out a safe olympics in tokyo with the prime minister suga. in tokyo, given how divided the japanese public is an comes to these olympics,

the pugh study is not asking about conspiracies. i am bringing the groups together. they haven't been indexed in the way they need to be p because that's a really great question. to. >> so this is a comment related to the gender thing. i did some googling and i found an article on gq that was, like, the ten sexiest women that you didn't know were conspiracy theories. so i went through it and it's all, like, the themes that i saw were aliens, mermaids, astrology, and anti-vaxxers. not political. >> right. >> so that was, like -- so after you showed, like, statistics of, like, oh there is more likely, like, to be 50/50, i think maybe considering, like, what conspiracy theories women -- >> that's a great idea. that's a great idea. and in the sense that i also think vaccination might be one of the center rings of that. that's a really great point. so it's not just -- again, it might be that gender not just -- they are political scientists looking at political breakdown and how that affects conspiracy belief. if you look at gender, you may not if find less or more but the

express that feeling and feeling of deep gratitude that i feel to this day and also to -- the 2017 a pughimmigrants that have gone through the process you went through. if you want to be inspired as an american that's a great place to start. because they do believe in the dream of america. for the most part. and i have heard it time and again. we grow up and read about american soft power. western soft power. whether beach boy albums or beatles albums, bootlegs smuggled behind the iron curtain and actually that and blue jeans having an impact. you talk about how american soft power drew you to this country and the list is great. fantasy island. miami vice. rolling stone magazine. chicago bears. run dmc. beastie boys and of course the incredible -- had an impact on the life and pulled you to america. >> absolutely. in every way. i was in liverpool. a dark and twisted time. tracy chapman took the stage. i remember watching at home. flung on this unknown by the organizers of the concert. armed with an acoustic guitar. 72,000 drunk english people. stevie wonder doing the sound check. lent int