it was richard pryor said no, you have to make this movie. look how dark his skin is.e people. >> i would like you to meet the new sheriff of rock ridge. >> i would be delighted. wow. i have to talk to you. come here. can't you see that that man is a ni -- wrong person. forgive me. >> the story was the strand to hang the pearls. the pearls were all of the jokes. >> look at that. steady as a rock. >> yeah, but i shoot with this hand. >> there were sexual and sight gags. he even broke the fourth wall and the cast is running out of warner brothers. i mean, it was just crazy. >> cut! >> i asked him, is it a movie you could make today? he said, i could barely make it then. >> frankenstein. >> "young frankenstein" is a brilliant satire. mel went to extraordinary lengths to get the details right. the look, the black and white. >> why did you make it in black and white? >> it was a glorious homage to the horror classics. so it had to be done in black and white if we were going to do it properly. >> it's alive. >> he took that genre, did it perfectly and then bent it. >> what k

i had worked on shows like "laugh in," done several shows ,ith lily tomlin, richard pryor which werelways specials. enough i sort of knew how you did it. and it was a question of a show new wine on some level in old bottles. andook the variety shows knew that we would be different because we would be doing it. david: you grew up in toronto? did you grow up and say i want to be a lawyer and dr. like all nice young jewish boys? lorne: i think it was my grandparents owned a movie theater, and i think from an early age, if asked in like the third grade what i wanted to do i probably would have said lawyer because that is what you said or something like that, but i would have wanted to be in the movies. david: at what point did you say i want to make my career in canada or the big-time is in the united states? 100th 1967 was the birthday of canada, centennial. i thought i would be perfectly happy to be here the rest of my life. then got an opportunity to do a show in california called the big -- beautiful phyllis diller show, and i was working with a partner, and we would write and perfor

i had worked on shows like "laugh in," done several shows with lily tomlin, richard pryor, which werelways specials. and i had done enough that i sort of knew how you did it. and it was a question of putting together a show which was on some level new wine in old bottles. we took elements of variety shows and knew that we would be different because we would be doing it. david: you grew up in toronto? did you grow up and say i want to be a lawyer or doctor, like all nice, young jewish boys? lorne: no, i think it was my grandparents owned a movie theater, and i think from an early age, if asked in like the third grade what i wanted to do, i probably would have said lawyer because that is what you said or something like that, but i would have wanted to be in the movies. david: at one point, did you say i want to make my career in canada or the big-time is in the united states? lorne: i felt that the time -- 1967 was the 100th birthday of canada, the centennial. there was a new spirit in the country and i thought i would be perfectly happy to be here the rest of my life. and then got an o

there reporting from johannesburg turkey is marking 3 years since a failed coup against president richard pryor fair to one and since then many questions remain unanswered including whether top members of the military or foreign powers were involved the questions remain the consequences. they are very clear. the night of july the 15th 2016 was filled with chaos and violence elements of the turkish armed forces launched an operation to unseat president red chip type 2 on craft attacked government buildings troops occupied bridges and squares as many as 300 people were killed while michelle mone the 15th of july officers told us it was a trying operation but they just we went out onto the streets then the police came and we learnt the reality when they did time das. forces loyal to edwin put down the coup his government has since arrested tried and jailed tens of thousands of soldiers teaches journalists and other public servants countless others have been removed from their posts they stand accused of supporting the attempt to take over or at least of disloyalty to the government many motel 6 at

. >> richard pryor was supposed to play the sheriff.ldn't ensure him because he was an experimenter in chemicals. mel walked off the movie. i can't make it without ritchie. it was richard pryor said no, you have to make this movie. look how dark his skin is. he would terrify those people. >> i would like you to meet the new sheriff. >> i would be delighted. wow. i have to talk to you. come here. can't you see that that man is a ni -- >> wrong person. forgive me. >> the story was the strand to hang the pearls. the pearls were all of the jokes. >> look at that. steady as a rock. >> but i shoot with this hand. >> there were sexual and sight gags. he broke the fourth wall and the cast is running out of warner brothers. it was just crazy. >> i asked him, is it a movie you can make today? he said, i could barely make it then. >> frankenstein. >> "young frankfrankenstein" is brilliant satire. mel went to extraordinary lengths to get the details right. the look, the black and white. >> why did you make it in black and white? >> it was a homage.

and i thought, when i was a little girl, we would go see comedy in the movie theater, like richard pryorit into south by southwest. then when fathom decided to do the this event on tomorrow night. you can put in the theaters it's in and it will pop up. people will see it and hear the real deal and the documentary part is stuff i filmed with my iphone and my boyfriend who's also my tour manager, and we live in sin! we live in sin! and it's real. it's real. >> jimmy: it's all real. it's interesting. >> but there are other funny parts that you laugh to? >> jimmy: there are many, many funny parts. we expect there to be funny parts. we don't expect to be oh, my god, this is pretty crazy. >> i really wanted to show that. i truly believe if it could happen to me, it could happen to any of you. our eyes are ail more wi little open than the day the photo was released. there's a back story and a cautionary tale. i try to make it as funny as possible. i have this great back stage run-in with stevie nicks. and i can still smell the musk. and i love her. and she's not technically a witch, but i also

>> dagen: richard pryor albums. >> greg: that's good.t why i had the foulest mouth of anybody they ever met. and i only told them a few years ago that i would listen to those albums. >> jesse: not marijuana, i would never do that. >> greg: [laughs] >> capri: i would hide middle age magazine behind "17." and whatever -- >> greg: you are the only person that remembers chip. >> capri: poured chip. >> dan: the brisk rocket slingshots? for some reasons neighbors windows would break. it was not me. that's all i'm saying. a >> greg: nobody mentioned any form of adult entertainment periodical. >> jesse: you said to keep it clean. >> greg: i had a coffee can of firecrackers and barrel bombs and a human finger. >> capri: why does that not surprise me? >> greg: hear from frenchy, what is the best bad decision you ever made? >> jesse: that is interesting is interesting. a >> greg: and complex at the same time. >> dan: you know, leaving the secret service. i loved it. it is the greatest job, but everybody told me, are you nuts? you are going to run i

. >> yeah i mean sort of like that richard pryor who you going to believe me or or your own lying eyesbad for some politicians hoping it does worse a terrible thing to hope for the economy is broadening parts of the economy that didn't get a boost earlier, in expansion are now being lifted. one of the things that i spent a lot of time, visiting with customers a lot of customers are in smaller towns rural areas for a long time the recovery just wasn't is there. but in the last couple of years we've seen population growth in this rural areas started to grow again, because jobs coming back and unemployment rates come down in those areas so if anything, the expansion seems to be broadening. one thing that i am concerned about is that with global economy slowing the dollar is strengthened a little bit that is is -- that is slowing manufacturing activity in the u.s.. if that continues that could slow the economy although that is something to worry about for next year not 2019. >> i want to get you in on this something you were talking about earlier. i have said this, the democrats have to be