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she said, it's so great i got robert de niro. out all film—making comes down to three things, and its inspiration, creation and then sharing. inspiration is where the film comes from, creation's how you make it and sharing is showing it to the audience. and i love the fact she loves cinema, but she loves the audience engaging with the cinema. she does these artworks, installations — did, her final film — and what you get from this is a portion of somebody, her enthusiasm, her intelligence, her empathy. i thought the film was great fun. there's many laughs in it. it's really funny and playful and witty. i thought it was really, really charming. it is an absolute delight. best out this week? i really, really love only you, which is the debut feautre by harry wootliff. i think she has done a greatjob of telling this story. about a relationship between two people, a slightly younger man, a slightly older woman. the woman thinks that their relationship is going to be unbalanced, out of sync, but he is the one who thinks, i think we sho

yet, there's love there. >> the first time you see robert de niro dancing around like everybody elseike what the [ bleep ] is that? who is that? >> hey, there ain't nothing wrong with me. keep your mouth shut. >> it was about friendship and loyalty. it was one of those movies that resonated with me because it reminded me of the same situation that i was in, just different color people. >> "taxi driver" really reflected that world that i knew. steam from the streets. the nighttime of the city. it's always night. especially for a guy who wants to drive a cab at night. >> how is your driving record? >> it's clean. it's real clean, like my conscience. >> you going to break my chops? >> the conflict was in me, was in de niro. we knew that there was a truth to it. >> why won't you talk to me? why don't you answer my calls? you think i don't know you are here. >> marty scorsese let's people do -- gets the best out of them because he let's them go as far as they can go. >> i love him. >> it's a story about a guy who has a psychological decent into hell. of self-sacrifice and violence. >> the

but that robert de niro was not part of it.aughter] all of that going on, and delivered exactly what we had, which was the mueller report. how risky is that for democrats running? >> i'm not a democratic strategist so i don't feel really gifted enough to be able to advise them, because this is -- as a supporter of the president, this is something i'm wanting them to do. this is needless wheel spinning that is taking them into the era of irrelevance. when there is real problems that they should actually be working on in their committees. the foreign affairs committee disbanded subcommittee on terrorism to make room for the trip investigation subcommittee in its operations. that tells you all you need to know. >> i have to disagree here. i think that, once again, the democratic strategy is based on the assumption that most americans haven't read this weighty, very boring report, in some instances. and the more americans learn about what the report actually says, as opposed to what bill barr the attorney general said it says, the

. - okay, but then robert de niro saying "[bleep] trump" at the tony awards. - that's crude, okay?hat is crude and disgusting. if george washington saw what's become of the tony awards, trevor... [laughter] i'm just glad he's dead. - well, i--here's the thing. i guess i just don't understand how people could be more offended at language than policies. you know, like how conservatives flipped out when peter fonda tweeted that trump's children should be locked in a cage? - and how dare he, trevor? how dare peter fonda, the star of "ulee's gold," the 123rd top-grossing movie of 1997, a man with that kind of power, say the president's child should be locked up. - yeah, but the president is actually locking up children right now. - ye--yeah, but so what? sometimes you got to lock kids up, but to threaten to lock kids up... i just thank god abraham lincoln was shot to death before he read that tweet. - okay, but-- but just so we're clear, this is the same side that cheered on corey lewandowski when he mocked a girl with down syndrome being taken away from her parents. - do you even have

. >> he looks like robert de niro. >> the apps get better and better. >> a part of me wants to try, anotherood. >>> today is city of berkeley discussed whether to ban the use of facial recognition technology. a vote of the full city council has not been scheduled. oakland passed a ban on the use of facial recognition technology. >>> last night near 18th street and chancellor avenue. officers found a man shot several times. >> our officers responded to a shot spotter activation. a man was shot. >> police don't have a description of the suspect or any information about a motive for the shooting. >>> a flurry of activity in congress. the house voted on the table a resolution on the impeachment of president trump and voted to hold william barr and wilbur ross in contempt of congress. the house voted to hole william barr and will bear ross in contempt of congress as part of the investigation into the attempt to add a citizenship question. after lawmakers say they defied subpoenas for documents related to the citizenship question. >> it is about protecting the integrity of the body. >> we're usin

. >> that is robert de niro, a famous, brilliant actor whose job is to entertain and move you on screen. robert mueller is not robert de niro. seems pretty elementary to say, i say it despite our reality show in the white house and the saturated entertainment culture we live in, it is kind of important to be reminded the national security of the united states is not entertainment. and it is not robert mueller's job to entertain. when robert mueller was named the special counsel over russia gate, his job was to investigate any links or coordination between the russian government's attack on our election and individuals associated with the trump campaign. follow me on this a moment. it is important. once and for all, to make this clear, mueller's team determined that russia attacked our election in two specific ways. by hacking the clinton campaign emails and distributing them to turn people off clinton and by using social media to try to lure americans to support trump. or not to vote at all. the first half of the mueller report offers extensive proof russia did all that to help donald t

i've got my robert de niro.on't realize how theatrical the gangster rap thing was. tupac, iced tea, ice cube, they were all storytellers. so when it came time to go to hollywood, all of them were very convincing on screen. >> craig. craig! >> hold up. >> man, that's what it's supposed to do. >> "friday" was one of those films that made me excited about being in the film industry. >> hey, you guys. >> hey. >> cube at the time transitions from music into filmmaking, the way it got sold at sundance, it was sort of the quintessential independent cinema coming to the mainstream and then of course it went on to do so well. >> ladies, ladies, ladies, i know you're going to be in attendance at the throwdown jam of the year. >> did you hear anything about a party tonight? >> huh-uh, at least not a good one. >> "house party" is just a fun, silly teen comedy. >> ladies, beat is in the house. >> dragon breath. >> who are you talking to? >> they were a musical duo looking to have a fun time, dad's away, let's throw a party.

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yet, there's love there. >> the first time you see robert de niro dancing around like everybody elsehe [ bleep ] is that? who is that? >> that ain't nothing wrong with me. >> it was about friendship and loyalty. it was one of those movies that resonated with me because it reminded me of the same situation that i was in, just different color people. >> "taxi driver" reflected the world i knew. steam from the streets. the nighttime of the city. it's always night. especially for a guy who wants to drive a cab at night. >> how is your driving record? >> it's clean. it's real clean, like my conscience. >> you going to break my chops? >> the conflict was in de niro. we knew that there was a truth to it. >> why won't you talk to me? why don't you answer my calls? you think i don't know you are here. >> he lets people do -- gets the best out of them because he lets them go as far as they can go. >> i love him. >> it's a story about a guy who has a psychological decent into hell. >> the idea of thhad been growi my brain for some time. >> he decides to assassinate a presidential candidate. >>

l.a.u started in robert de niro convinced him to come to new york.ted this empire together. they have hotels. it is a big thing. it is a billion dollar business and they are building hotels around the world. they pay for celebrities hanging out. part of what the mayor sees is all of the intricate behavior that happens from the restaurant side, but also the client side. 57 and worked at nobu nobu downtown. there are two in new york. this is not the most celebrity essential one. he saw tons while he was here. he saw a-rod and j. lo on a date. he describes the seating chart is a game of risk. they have descriptions to people at the restaurant so they know who cannot be seated near who are they have relationships with the celebrities so they know where they like to fit. they use the young staff who tell them that is a you tube star. you cannot see that person here. it gets intense. there are corner booths and that is coveted. everybody wants those. it is like a puzzle and they have four corner pieces. everyone wants to be in that spot. there are also iss

trump had aer robert de niro is getting a nod for best guest actor for his robert mueller cameos on "ch. >> i'm in charge of obstruction of justice. we have not drawn a definitive conclusion. >> i have. my conclusion is trump is clean as a whistle. >> free at last! free at last! >> kennedy: greg, how are the emmies this year? >> greg: i loved television growing up. award shows were always fun. you had big stars, big stars at the oscars and good writing. that changed when they became overtly political. award shows are a form of therapy for insecurity celeber the is. apparently the money, the fame, the drugs are not enough. they need public affirmation from their peers in front of a tv audience of a dwindling mass. but you know, they killed that five-minute skin. >> juan: that last point to me is critical. that in fact their ratings have been going down, down for a long time. seems to me at the same time that the right sees politics and the shows went -- if you left them alone, yeah -- >> greg: i'd agree. we have to do our segment. >> kennedy: you have a bunch of people that for the nig

. >> he provides us an opportunity to finally see robert de niro and al pacino on screen together doingogether. >> what do you say i buy you a cup of coffee. >> the scene in the diner, all three of us knew it was the nexxus of the whole film. >> i chase down some crews. guys just looking [ bleep ], get busted back, and you, you must have worked some dip shit crews. >> i worked all kinds. >> it's one of my favorite scenes between these two guys. they finally come together. i think we did a good job with it. i do what i do best. i take scores. you do what you do best, try to stop guys like me. >> they are not taking their eyes off each other. it's almost reflexive. >> i will not hesitate, not for a second. >> people want to see great actors. tell me the truth. guys like michael mann would always punch you in the gut. they would make a movie that would be counter to what everybody else is doing but have truth in it. >> you want your own wife wid napped? >> yeah. >> i think "fargo" is a perfect movie in every way. the screenplay is perfect. the execution of it it is perfect. the performance

nobu himself at a restaurant there and robert de niro convinced him to come to new york.is around the globe and they have hotels. a billion dollar business and it is growing. they are famous for celebrities hanging out there. jason: part of what the maitre was all of the intricate behavior that happens from the restaurant side but also the client-side. >> yeah. 7.andon worked at nobu 5 this is not even the most celebrity-central one but he saw tons when he was here. and he described the seating chart as a game of risk. and they subscriptions know who cannot be seated with who. they have relations with the celebrities and they use the young staff who actually tell them, oh, that is a youtube star. you can't seek that person near this person. it gets kind of intense. carol: there are these corner booths and that is coveted. hs andre are four boot everyone once those. everybody wants to be in that spot. there is only so much you can do. and there are issues of privacy. he said that if you are seen as restaurant, ita is because they want you to see them. jason: and check out

other two include "six underground," another action film, and then "the irish men" that featured robert de niroy is developing a wearable air-conditioner to keep you cool during hot weather. it's controlled by an app on your phone allowing you to lower the temperature from 97 degrees to 93. the device can run for 90 minutes on a single charge and takes two hours to fully charge, and prices start around 115 bucks. >> makes you look like you have a pump. >> just a little. just like a little pump back, a little quasi. >> a little >> to stay quasi comfortable. >> i like that. >> not even in our deepest valleys where we would have the low to mid-80s where you would want that, but this weekend a different story. mount tam, 63 degrees above the fray of gray. we will have increasing sunshine but temperatures below average and could be breezy this afternoon. changes through friday, and it will start to retreat as hot temperatures hit us this weekend. it's all due to the high pressure moving off to the east, progressing to the east for now as it should, then it will come back towards us this weekend. loo

. >> robert de niro, meryl streep, cate blanchett. >> he gave her margaret thatchers protruding teethbig little lies." >> meryl normally has up to about three sets. she'd have a main and two spares. when we did bohemian rhapsody we did 2 s0 sets. we made them a year before it was even green lit. >> i saved those. not only did i save them, i cast them in gold. >> no, you did not. >> that was not something i would normally do but i thought what was the most ostentatious thing that freddie would do. >> we did harry potter where some of the kids were losing teeth, so we had to replace the teeth. they turned the shot around and literally an hour later they turned the cameras round again. >> he created hal e e ed javier madonna. ♪ >> the stars meet with chris for a half an hour for a fitting. then it takes his company about two weeks to deliver the goods. why do you think celebrities keep coming back here for their teeth? >> trust, quality and i suppose they like me. i might not see meryl for five years and she'd walk in, it's a hug and a kiss and she remembers your name. that's mental. >>

. >> what he wants is if robert de niro tomorrow would call him, he would be the happiest man on earthts rubt murdoch but he got robert ailes. he couldn't get rupert murdoch to fall in love with him. as growing up he's the queens rich guy who looked afghanistan bridge and said i want to be with them and they looked at him and said he's garbage. they laughed at donald trump. everybody knew -- i have gone around the country and you talk to really rich people, they laugh at donald trump. they know he wasn't a billionaire. they know it was all a joke. he knows it too. there's legitimacy cries inside of him and bottomless pits of need inside of him and right now it's filled by his base because they worship him. and he wants what obama had but he will never have it. he wants to be the affirmative action president. like that job i should have gotten, that person should have gotten it but they were black. he wants us but he can't have us. >> that's for sure. >> this book is amazing. congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> the book is "the man who sold america." go by it if you haven't alr

who could forget robert de niro's latest attempt at being relevant last week. >> over 1,000 former federalosecutors have united to sign a statement to help americans understand what's actually in o the mueller report. their conclusion should trouble us all. in the words of the mueller report, no person is above the law. >> laura: well, after two plus years, hundreds of pages of documents, thousands i think and the silliness we just showed you, i think all americans hope this really means the end. here to discuss what we might expect hours from now is alan dershowitz, harvard lawht professor emeritus, author of the introduction for the published version of the mueller report. all right, these liberals thinke it's going to be delivering nirvana.he they are finally going to see wile e. coyote get road runner. is it going to happen? >> no, this isn't a hail mary. it's an interception pass. what's going to happen is it's going to backfire clearly on the democrats. remember the democrats cannot ask mueller anything about president trump. within the justice department guidelines, he is a third-pa

whether he was halting or standing on the table, one of your colleagues said we didn't look for robert de nirowe're talking about a prosecutor. what does that have to do with the content of what he said? >> reverend sharpton, i'm having some audio problems, but i believe you were talking about elections interference and preparation. clearly, clearly, as the report that came out from the senate recently indicated that russia targeted all 50 states. we know that the president certainly has taken no steps to do anything about it because he feels it would undermine his win in 2016. but more disappointing is the fact that the senate led by mitch mcconnell has chosen to do absolutely nothing to protect our election systems and really prepare for the 2020 election. >> now, listen to congressman jerry nadler the chair of the judiciary committee. two days after the hearing. listen to this. >> among other things we would consider are, obviously, are whether to recommend articles of impeachment. we may not do that, we may do that, but that's the conclusion at the end of the process. >> do you think, cong

when you look at the aging stars, snoop dogg, robert de niro, madonna, johnny depp, they are all competinge another these last two years how to blow up, inflame, decapitate, stab, shoot, but that carries over to the democratic candidates because joe biden said he was going to take donald trump behind the gym and beat him up and he apologized and he's a candidate doubling down by saying that he'd like to smack him in the mouth. that's sort of incited cory booker to say, you know what, i can beat him up too, he is a poor physical specimen. we have people running for the highest office in the land trying to outdo each other just as they are with these left-wing positions on how to beat up and physically assault donald trump. this all takes place in a landscape where we saw in 2017 a bernie sanders adventist activist almost killed steve scalise, the majority whip in the house. we have four other people shot. it's nothing to kid around. you make fun of rand paul who had five broken ribs and him monia and you call for somebody that you're are a victim somehow? what we are seeing is something's g

but he said robert de niro wasn't. he was kind of funny and snarky about it. i wonder how it went. >> dagen: not how it clearly when yesterday. the democrats should be ashamed of themselves. they're craven, irrational blood lust for president trump led them to interrogate a man -- i think he's 7475 years of age, who was struggling with his comprehension, couldn't understand questions or couldn't hear questions. whispers, particularly after his statement made in late may about bob mueller, the whispers going on washington was that he did not have the faculties that he once did. but they insisted on calling him and putting him on public display in that way. you know what? it's disgraceful. >> leslie: the republicans were disgraceful in their behavior toward him. >> dagen: if they didn't call them. they didn't put him there. >> leslie: but they had a choice. both democrats and republicans in the first hearing -- >> harris: can i ask you a quick question before we go to katie? we even her deal we are david axelrod say that he seemed not to be the person the last t

and if you look at the hollywood sort of aging stars from snoop dog to robert de niro to madonna to johnny they're competing with one another the last two years how to blow up, enflame, decapitate donald trump. but then that carries over to the democratic candidates because joe biden, remember, said he was going to take donald trump behind the gym and beat him up. he's apologizing. now he's a candidate doubling down saying he'd like to smack him in the mouth. that incited cory booker saying you know what, i can beat him up too, he's a poor physical specimen. we have people running for the highest office in the land trying to outdo each other as they are with the left wing positions on how to beat up and physically assault donald trump. this all takes place in a landscape where we saw in 2017 james potskin, a bernie sanders activist, actually almost kill steve -- the republican majority whip in the house. and we have four other people shot. so it's not -- it's nothing to kid around. you make fun of rand paul, have five broken ribs and pneumonia. and then you call for sympathy that you're a

what he wants is that if robert de niro would change his mind and call him tomorrow, he would love it. he couldn't get even rupert murdoch. he's the queen's rich guy who look at the manhattan rich and said i want to be with them. they looked at him like he was garbage. like, they laughed at donald trump. i've gone out of the country and talked to really rich people. they laugh at donald trump. they know he wasn't a billionaire. they know it was all a joke. and he knows it too. there's a legitimacy crisis inside in him. and there is a bottomless pit of need inside of him. right now it's just being filled by his base because they worship him, but he wants what obama had, and he can never have it. and in his mind it's because obama was black and he was the affirmative action president just like a lot of his base goes that job i should've gotten, that person got it because they were black. trump channels them utterly, but he doesn't even want them. he wants us and he can't have us. >> this book's amazing. congratulations. >> thank you. >> the book is called "the man who sold america." >>>

i feel like robert de niro. i've been watching you.n the race, because i think you're going to be a challenge because you've got executive ability. you ran a state. you're not some gadfly. >> i won in a state where trump won. >> yeah. but you're a governor. people will vote for a relatively liberal governor, but they're not going to vote for a democrat. europe not going to run for the senate, for example, because you can't win. >> i'm not going run for senate. >> you can't win. >> i think i could probably run. >> really? some of you guys are running for president when everybody know s buttigieg is going to be senator from indiana. it's a conservative state. >> we have a whole bunch of good folks. democrats are going to be running against senator danes. >> would tulsi gabbard be elected senator of hawaii? no. >> i won in montana in 2016. donald trump took montana by 20. i won by 4. 25 to 30% of my voters voted for donald trump. >> why did they vote for a democrat, you? >> i think they knew i might disagree on some issues, but i'd be fig

. >> he provides us an opportunity to finally see robert de niro and al pacino on screen doing a scenelm in the diner. >> i chased down some guys looking to bust back at you. >> they must've worked some dip [ bleep ] crews. i worked all kinds. >> it's one of my favorite scenes between these two guys. they finally come together. and i think we did a good job with it. >> i do what i do best. i take scores. you do what you do best and try to stop guys like me. >> they are not taking their eyes off each other. it's almost reflexive. >> i will not hesitate, not for a second. >> people want to see great actors tell me the truth. >> guys like michael mahon would make a movie that would be counter to what everyone else would be doing, but it would have truth in it. >> you want your own wife kidnapped? >> yeah. >> i think "fargo" is a perfect movie in every way. the screenplay is perfect. the execution of it is perfect. the performances are absolutely perfect. [ phone ringing] >> oh, gees. >> it was written for me. i got very excited. they said, joel came home from work and started working on s

robert de niro, the face of warburton ‘s, you may have seen, we talked about that as well.as much dough, says the mirror. warburton ‘s has seen sales fall as people buy less red, even if you have robert de niro trying to tempt you into your loaf —— bread. i wonder how much they have paid. it is undisclosed. that was the million dollar question, and they haven't answered that. that is a cultural thing, even though it is lovely, people making their own a bit more? do you think that's what it is? have you got a breadmaker? i have not got a breadmaker. on instagram, it seems to be my entire feeder doing that. you are following the wrong people. i think we got one yonks ago and the only time we got it out was when we we re only time we got it out was when we were selling our house. there is coco fever going on at wimbledon, many papers talking about her. former champion martina navratilova has said she is talking about how many sets people play, men and women, women play best—of—3 and men play best—of—5, she says basically you should take down the amount of sets until later in t

my attitude was, i got my robert de niro, i got the dude i want to do multiple movies with. >> peopleas. >> tupac, ice-t, ice cube. >> they were also storytellers. when it came time for them to go to hollywood, they were all convincing on screen. >> craig. craig. >> hold up. i gave him a heartbeat. >> man, that's what it's supposed to do. >> it's one of those films that made me excited about being in the film industry. >> cube at the time transitioning from music into filmmaking. the way it got sold at sundance. it was just a sort of quintessential independent cinema coming to the mainstream and then of course it went on to do so well. >> ladies, ladies, i know you'll be in attendance. >> did you hear anything about a party today? >> uh-uh. >> "house party" is just a fun, silly teen comedy. >> ladies. >> dragon breath. >> who you talking too? >> they play two teenagers looking to have a fun time. dad's away, let's throw a party. >> scandalous. >> having a movie like that premier at sundance really showed the possibilities that indie black filming making can have. >> what? >> don't ans

we didn't invite robert de niro to testify. t mueller to testify, and in that regard, he delivered what we expected. >> okay. congressman hakeem jeffries, thank you. >> yesterday russia's active measures against american democracy. >> in your investigation, did you think that this was a single attempt by the russians to get involved in our election or did you find evidence to suggest they'll try to do it this again? >> they're doing it as we sit here. and they expect to do it during the next campaign. >> my concern is have we established a new normal from this past campaign that is going to apply to future campaigns so that if any one of us running for the u.s. house, any candidate for the u.s. senate, any candidate for the presidency of the united states, aware that if hostile foreign power is trying to influence an election has no duty to report that to the fbi or other authorities? >> i hope -- >> go ahead. >> i hope this is not the new normal, but i fear it is. >> and yet, despite robert mueller's warning that russia is stil