an apology but i also owe rashida gratitude.hope to see you again soon. >> thanks. take care. >> trevor: thank you so much, rashida "on the rocks" is available now at, but before we- we're partnering with world central kitchen for their new chefs for the polls program. they're activating local food trucks, restaurants, and caterers, owned and operated primarily by people of color, to serve food to people in voting lines, especially in underserved communities where voting lines are historically longer. if you can help out in any way, then all you need to do is donate at the link below. until tomorrow -- stay safe out there, wear a mask, and remember to never say you're the least racist person in the room, until you've asked everyone else how racist they are. now here it is -- your moment of zen. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> nobody has tone more for the black community than donald trump, and if you look, with the exception of abraham lincoln, possible exception, but the exception of abraham lincoln, nobody has done what i've done. ( reaction ) >> i l

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. >> jimmy: that's bill murray with rashida jones and two very charming young ladies in the new movien and directed by sofia coppola. were those scenes were the kids improvised or was that something on the page? >> the stage mothers were removed from the set and the county so we could work and then we just tried to stay close to the camera. that's all -- it was crowd control more than acting or performing. >> jimmy: did you ever show movies or television shows to your own children that you later realized were not appropriate for kids their age? >> well, i took my one son to see "kingpin" when it came out and i hadn't seen most of the movie, i had only seen the scenes that i was in. and i was -- he was 10. and i thought it was a bowling movie. so i -- when i saw it, we walked out in total silence and we walked a long ways to a parking garage that was, like, 2 1/2, 3 blocks away and we finally got in the car, without a word, without any speech, he just said, you were good, dad. >> jimmy: you sing in this movie. once's goofing around in the car and i mean, i think everyone will agree whe

the pair have re—teamed for on the rocks, a whimsical father—daughter comedy starring the brilliant rashidamething mother that starts to doubt her husband's fidelity. here. you sure you don't want to use your phone? marlon wayans is dean, whose numerous business trips have increasingly taken him away from his wife and young kids. you good? yeah. but it's murray's philandering felix who really starts the alarm bells ringing, assuring his daughter that all men are the same, that they're alljust like him. at some point we can make a decision about whether to tap his phone. no! laura, come on. he should be worshipping the ground you walk on, and if he's not, you need to know. what follows is a bittersweet new york caper in which laura and her dad pursued dean around the city while swapping nora ephron style observations about the differences between men and women with an added generation gap edge. kind of like the father of the bride meets when harry met sally. thank you. i'm going to take that as a compliment. jones is terrific as laura, a writer who finds herself blocked by the pressures of p

when i caught up rashida, she said very different experience this time. take a look.hat for you? >> it was very frustrating. i was angry. it was ridiculous. it was frankly ridiculous. when the rain really started pouring down on all of us, people thought they'll all leave and go away. we all were determined that day. >> reporter: 27 minutes from start to finish. >> that's way better. >> reporter: what did you think? >> that was way better. i didn't have the rain. i wasn't sitting on the ground. >> reporter: after what you went through in june, did that make you say i've got to do something different this time? >> yes, definitely did. i wasn't going to wait hours. no, no, no. also, too, preparing. even now standing in line i made sure i had snacks for him. >> reporter: you describe what happened in june as a broken system. after your experience today, do you have confidence that it's go getting better? >> yes, it is. it definitely is. from the efficiency to just appreciating all the stadiums around the country opening up for residents to be able to vote and make things

the pair have re—teamed for on the rocks, a whimsical father—daughter comedy starring the brilliant rashidaand's fidelity. here. you sure you don't want to use your phone? marlon wayans is dean, whose numerous business trips have increasingly taken him away from his wife and young kids.

and he was with rashida jones i think. who was in your car watching the movie? i was by myself. >> jimmy: what? >> watching it -- i was by myself in my car with my driver. so he and i watched the movie together. >> jimmy: oh, the guy who drove you to the premiere sat there and watched the movie with you. >> yeah. we had a little mask on, popcorn. we had a social distance date. it was really nice. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did he like it? did he enjoy the film? >> i don't know. but at one point he turned around, because i was on the phone making phone calls. because i've seen the movie already. he was like can you please be quiet? i'm watching the movie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's pretty funny. by the way -- >> i felt like the brother in the movie theater like, "would you please be quiet?" >> jimmy: i was very excited for you when i saw you got this role because this is like a serious movie. sofia coppola directing. bill murray in it. how did you get this particular role? >> man. it's funny. the role came up, i read the script and i was like yo, this script is am

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black sounding names it's so you know black sounding names might be something like a tyrone you know rashida which is actually more arabic right than than anything else it might be. right these these kinds of names whereas you know like a white sounding name which is typically more like a you know like a christian name might be it might be emily it might be samantha it might be patricia it might be you know names that you know give the impression that the holder of that name is likely you know a white person or ok well she was just air strikes me as european sounding and i mean it is i mean you don't see the piece positive or a negative rise because you know. i had. i remember i went to an interview where the person when i showed up the person said they were expecting someone who was irish right which which was pretty interesting that they would share that with me. you know from the me but in terms of the name you know not so much in terms of you know how people react to you in a room yeah absolutely now you mention that here or over probably a fact of the name of a person mean after. years

garcia to be the governor of arizona, whitey said he would support bernie sanders, whitey bankrolled rashidao why he bankrolled others tlaib and many who are on the radical left for democrats. keep in mind, the money raised in some of the most extreme left wing people in the country, in order to endorse and bankrolled these individuals who are now in office, these ideas that are dangerous for arizona. >> just to be clear, for people who are at home and do not know what you are talking about, can you please be specific about the group and the endorsement? sen. mcsally: he knows, again, it is a very radical, political organization that has raised $57 million. again, he has been able little operative for a decade. thestate legislature, governors, those running for house, for senate, the most extreme left-wing candidates in our country running for office, bankrolling them, endorsing them. look at the photo. he has his arm around omar in minneapolis. what is he doing in minneapolis hugging omar? >> mr. kelly. mr. kelly: the organization senator mcsally is referring to is named after my wife, gabb

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got new shows with patrick dempsey, clare the bachelorette, john cusack, leslie jones, josh gad, rashidaernor john kasich. and we'll have music from rufus wainwright, one republic, woodkid, and foo fighters. so please, please join us for that. our first guest tonight is a great actor. he goes from dark knight to jedi knight, schindler to special skills with the greatest of ease, back beating bad guys in the movie "honest thief." it opens in theaters a week from today. please welcome liam neeson. [ cheers and applause ] hey, there, how are you? >> nice to see you again. >> jimmy: it's nice to see you too, and i like seeing those flies behind you in the background. you're a fly fisherman, i know. >> just for you, yeah, yeah. i'll get into that a little bit later. >> jimmy: okay, good. i have something i want to show you a little bit later. can i say, where are you right now, can you tell us? >> i'm in new york city. >> jimmy: okay. >> i got here on monday. before that i was upstate. i have a house upstate. >> jimmy: were you upstate the whole time during the stay at home? >> i was doing a

he wanted rashida tlaib. he wanted the most aggressive freshmen there were. he didn't just put them on the committee, they gave them an opportunity to shine. he mentored them. he was not intimidated by youth. he felt like it was responsibility to applaud and support them. >> another question of youth of america. what message from really any of you including maya what you think elijah would have said, what message can we pass on to the youth right now. >> vote. >> yes, vote but i also think this, that our count industry and institutions are only as good as they occupy the offices of the institutions, meaning that our institutions are only as good as people that fit in the key roles and that means that we need more good people in positions of power, and that means that nobody has the luxury of being an armed chair citizen, that we have to get out and inspire and encourage people to actually run for office, inspire and encourage good people to take these positions and do the right thing and not for your personal gains, not for your perception of power, not for y

garcia to be the governor of arizona, why he said he would support bernie sanders, why he bankrolled rashida tlaib us some of the most dangerous ideas on abolishing ice and sanctuary cities as well as omar in minneapolis and many others who are from the radical left elbow of democrats to keep in mind $57 million that he raised from some of the most extreme left-wing people in the country in order to then endorse and bankrolled these individuals who are now in office with these ideas that are dangerous for arizona. >> is to be clear for the people are watching at home and don't know whatar group you're talking about what these endorsements, can you please be specific about the group and the endorsement? mcsally: he knows. again it's a very radical political organization that it's raised $57 million, and then again he's been a political operative for a decade. at the state legislature, at the covetous, those running for house and running for senate some of the most extreme left-wing candidates in our country running for office, bankrolling them, endorsing them. look at the photo. yes, it arm a

you can tell, a democrat and, when the squad started with alexandria ocasio-cortez and rashida tlaib,mar, wow, you have more people like me in the party. this is this good. and but when i saw rashida tlaib crying over the mothers and daughters being separated at the border and then, when i traveled the world and i actually found out the truth i can't imagine why rashid today or ilhan would not have done that research. surely they know what is going on. if you are there, you looked at some of these things, it is not rocket science. it is evidence. it is in your face. you can see that the people who are coming to our border are not for the most part persecuted. there is no violence. not even poverty because really impoverished can't make it to our borders. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing retailer. because our customers love it. see for yourself,

why he bankrolled rashida talib who has some of the most dangerous ideas on abolishing i.c.e.nd sanctuary cities as well as ilhan omar in minneapolis and many others who are from the radical left arm of the democrats. 57 million dollars he raised from some of the most extreme left wing people in the country in order to then endorse and bankroll these individuals who are now in office with these ideas that are dangerous for arizona. >> so just to be clear, for the people who are watching at home, and don't know what group you are talking about or these endorsemen endorsements, can you please be specific about the group and the endorsements? >> i think he knows. again, it is a very radical political organization that's raised 57 million dollars, and then again, he's been a political operative for a decade. at the state legislature, at the governor's, those running for house and those running for senate, some of the most extreme left wing candidates in our country running for office, bankrolling them, endorsing them, look at the photo. he's got his arm around omar in minneapolis.

i want to express a special welcome to rashida tlaib of michigan. this is our first hearing with our subcommittee and we're delighted to have her join us. welcome. before we begin today, i want to play a video that will set the stage for the discussion that we're about to have. clerkings, please go ahead and play the video. >> white supremacy permeates every corner of the institution. tracks hate and extremist groups, whomever is engaged in those groups, wherever that might lead. we have outed a number of law enforcement officers who have connections to white supremacy, primarily we discovered that through their social media accounts. >> check out these social media posts. it's a good day for a chokehold. or, hope that this piece of ass iswe dealt with by street justi or just plain karma quickly. hopefully by police gunfire. >> or "f" these muslim -- you can read it. bad in every situation, right?tq but what if i told you all of i those inflammatory words were nt or posted by current or former police officers in phoenix, philadelphia and in st. loui

the pair have re—teamed for on the rocks, a whimsical father—daughter comedy starring the brilliant rashida to doubt her husband's fidelity. here. you sure you don't want to use your phone? marlon wayans is dean, whose numerous business trips have increasingly taken him away from his wife and young kids. you good? yeah. but it's murray's philandering felix who really starts the alarm bells ringing, assuring his daughter that all men are the same, that they're alljust like him. at some point we can make a decision about whether to tap his phone. no! laura, come on. he should be worshipping the ground you walk on, and if he's not, you need to know. what follows is a bittersweet new york caper in which laura and her dad pursued dean around the city while swapping nora ephron style observations about the differences between men and women with an added generation gap edge. kind of like the father of the bride meets when harry met sally. thank you. i'm going to take that as a compliment. jones is terrific as laura, a writer who finds herself blocked by the pressures of parenthood, and whose anxie