they're sort of hip or fancy themselves sort of hip and they like to have dinner with quentin tarantinoif they're going to bend and make movies that do 40 or 50 million then let's make them part of the party. i think what has no place at all in hollywood is a movie that's going to cost $3 million and maybe do ten. that is not of interest to anybody. let me bring in whit stillman here. even a film like barcelona which is a wonderful example of independent personal filmmaking-- it certainly wasn't shot in hollywood-- and yet castle rock is behind the film and castle rock, by its entity is a sort of independent but it's connected to hollywood. it's columbia money, if i understand. so, you know, how do you see this? do you see that these are two totally different worlds in other words, the independent personal style or is it, in fact, an intersecting or overlapping world for you? i think that we're dominated by industrial concerns. so we're talking about our experiences and focusing on the business side. and i, to contradict you, since i just did the film... they say they're interested in t

it's quentin tarantino.eling now because you've been on "snl" five times, i've been there all five. and there are times when you come for that album, i'm like, how's he going to do this for television? just because of the language. and it's not only do you, like, do the songs, the way you manage to like drop out, like i would just be -- because again, it's live. i'm always like, so impressed. >> i mean like, dropping cursing is like the least of my worries creatively. you know? because i feel like it's a -- a necessity for an artist like me, like a very punk-forward artist to be on "snl" that many times. to be on tv. that's why i do tv. that's why i come and do talk shows so you guys can have a -- in the matrix every now and then of a dude you know is sitting here like, completely like, i could care less about these cameras and that. but what i care about is history, i care about people. i care about you guys getting the best product possible. and i thank you allowing me to use your platform when you do. [ c

jesse, this is made for quentin tarantino. us the cliffs notes. >> michael, we have to remember there is no legitimate path for a ball player to get off that island and to the major leagues. there is no other nation in the world who a player has to put his life in the hands of a pipeline exploiting the kasm with the u.s. and cube a.puig has financiers in miami who put up $250,000 to get him out of cuba. in return, puig was going to repay them 20% of the future earnings. they did the work. they got him off the island. they brought him to mexico and the breakdown in finances. he found himself captive for 20 odd days. >> that sounds a little higher brow than the way in which i read it in your fine piece. it is an air conditioning repairman who is an small time crook who turns to a mexican drug cartel to make this happen? >> that is the pulp version there. mr. big is 29-year-old guy on probation for attempting to steal air conditioning units and possessing a fake florida identification. he contracts these cuban america traffickers

there is a good little easter egg in there if you're a a quentin tarantino fan. jimmy: yeah. it's great. yeah. quentin, if you go see it. you'll laugh. i don't want to ruin it. anyway, i've said too much. [ laughter ] the movie is about e.d. it's a serious condition. >> right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's take a look at a clip from "caption america." >> there is a new marvel hero called cialis. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "captain america: the winter soldier" is in theaters this friday. look at the clip. ♪ [ machine gun fire ] [ engine revving ] >> warning. approaching intersection. [ tires squeal ] >> get me off the grid! [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah! our thanks to samuel l. jackson. do not miss "captain america: the winter soldier" in theaters this is friday. minnie driver joins us next. see you after the break, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] it's not surprising these guys are loving taco bell's new waffle taco. mmmm that's good. eggs, sausage, and a little syrup. what else more could you ask for, right? [ male announcer ] what is surprising,

. >> there are directors like quentin tarantino and david russell who would have had a much tougher time. we did an interview with him on time.com. take a look. >> radhika jones, thank you so much. we'll be checking out the new issue of "time." >>> still ahead, he plays the presidential liaison to the vice president's office on hbo's "veep." he's such a jerk. tim simons is here. he joins the set when "morning joe" returns. ♪ can you start tomorrow? yes sir. alright. let's share the news tomorrow. today we failrly busy. tomorrow we're booked solid. we close on the house tomorrow. i want one of these opened up. because tomorow we go live... it's a day full of promise. and often, that day arrives by train. big day today? even bigger one tomorrow. when csx trains move forward, so does the rest of the economy. csx. how tomorrow moves. all stations come over to mithis is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting toda