>> there were some good ones about richard burton and him, richard burton was trying to get to the pubwere on this motorcycle and the passenger seat and he was in the passenger seat, richard burton was drive, clint was like, maybe i better drive. >> jimmy: yeah. one of them is still around. >> exactly. exactly. he's very healthy. but there was a lot of good stuff. there's a scene in the movie where we have all these guns on the bed. and there was one that appeared to be a .44 magnum or .357 magnum or something, so paul and i are there alone with clint this this bedroom, he grabs the gun and powerful gun in the world." paul and i looked at each like did that just happen? that's like worth the whole experience, and he was setting himself up a little bit, he has a sense of humor. >> jimmy: i love that, when guys like him, these iconic guys. you've worked with a lot of these guys, will give you that stuff. because you know that, you know they do it every once in a while, and it's kind of a loving thing to do. i think it's a way of him telling you he likes you, i assume he like you, you get

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week if you can't beat them or suppress them block them in more and more countries internet blackouts have become a fact of life syria's bashar al assad and the interview and italian broadcaster did not want its audience to see putting a face on fake news shows all the less why should you believe me deep fakes like this full version of boris johnson are next level misinformation and they want to even dream on their. ukrainian border the trunk impeachment story set to news. for those of you watching this program online imagine what an internet blackout would mean to you shut out of messaging sites forced off social media deprived of news information and the means to contact loved ones and magine your kashmiri and the indian government has left you in the dark for 4 months now or you are iranian and you've just experienced your most serious internet shutdown ever both of those shutdowns were imposed by governments which said they were trying to prevent security threats their critic

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week big news that beijing didn't want out there somebody inside the communist party wants the outside world to know what is happening in sin jack conflict of interest the corporate kind reporters at bloomberg news cannot investigate their boss who happens to be running for the white house they're tracking journalists from inside their phones the governments are buying an insidious piece of israeli software to target activists and reporters they don't like and is a deep fake version of boris johnson those are all less why should you believe me any less credible than the real boris johnson. it is one of the biggest human rights stories on the planet one that we've reported on before just not in this kind of detail it is about china specifically the province of sindh jang and the estimated 1000000 weekers and other muslim ethnic minorities currently held in massive internment camps there previously most of what the world knew about sin jang came through some satellite imagery caref

hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week if you can't beat them or suppress them block in more and more countries internet blackouts have become a fact of life syria's bashar al assad and the interview and italian broadcaster did not want its audience to see putting a face on fake news those who are less why should you.