so, tojoin in with the celebratory spirit of de niro con, we asked film critic noah gittell to give us his assessment of robertremember, robert de niro was always my favourite actor, and he will no doubt be remembered as one of cinema's greatest artists. # and i knowjust what to do. a lifelong new yorker, he grew up in greenwich village and dropped out of high school at 16 to pursue acting. after starring in a few early films by brian de palma, his big break came when he was cast by martin scorsese in mean streets asjohnny boy, a loose cannon and low—level hustler in little italy. tony says my credit ain't no good no more. he followed that up with an oscar—winning turn as young vito corleone in the godfather part ii, and an iconic performance in 1976 as travis bickle, a lonely man who turns to violence, in taxi driver. de niro is much revered here in his home town of new york. he quickly became known for his deep immersions into his characters, as well as an ability to physically transform — both of which bloomed during another collaboration with scorsese, 1980's raging bull. to play boxerjake lamotta, himself

yesterday, things got exciting because robert de niro showed up. bert de niro had a little press conference outside the courthouse -- [ cheers and applause ] at which he lambasted trump quite spectacularly. and that didn't sit well with our former president. >> then they have a protest of robert de niro yesterday, a fool, a brokendown fool standing out there. he got -- he got maga'd. he got maga'd yesterday. got a big dose of it. >> jimmy: yeah, he really got a big dose of maga. which consisted of three brain-damaged goombas and these very stable women. [ crying and muttering ] >> jimmy: it's weird. they seem even sadder than melania. [ laughter and applause ] melania did not show up for any of the trial. it's too hard for her to keep a straight face. [ laughter ] but the kids were there. don jr. put on his fighting chin to defend his dad against mean old bobby de niro. >> they bring in robert de niro. he needs attention, it's been awhile since he cranked out a good movie. think about it. they bring out one actor. remember in 2020 when every a-list

>> robert de niro is watching what you want to tell him? are a piece of crap. >> mind your [ bleep ] business. >> people were not happy. they called him a milk. >> something you want to step on like a bug. >> i have nipples. could you milk me? >> the rock and cardi b joyce endorsed joe biden in 2020 but we'll see who they are voting for. what does that mean creek. >> name their waking up. >> that means they are voting for trump. >> biden has to do work and. >> is joe biden doing a good job? >> that's kind of confusing because that's 1 of my favourite celebrity's. >> you're going to change our vote. >> what happened to robert de niro? >> i like the rock better. >> we have to do this together. >> another actor dennis quaid says trump may be in a hole but he's my a hole. >> i feel the exact same way. >> my a hole is not that. >> i like that question. i like this guy. i can tell. >> to celebrity endorsements mean anything? >> they might yes. people are gullible. >> people sure are gullible. >> my goodness. bless his heart. >> celebrities should

wacko former actor, is how donald trump described robert de niro in the wake of his criticisms. 0n thed trump presidency would bring. he wants to do everything possible that he can to mess things up. i don't know what it is. it's a sickness and it is a big concern for all of us. yeah. de niro's 12—day festival, which he co—founded in the wake of the september 11th attacks, will bring movie stars and screenings of more than 100 features, as well as other storytelling endeavours to the city. some films will reflect the polarised views, conflicts and politics of the world today. tribeca has politics in its dna, more overtly in the documentaries. for example, this year there's a documentary called cranes call... people and units... ..which is a documentary about george clooney's foundation forjustice and people there working to prosecute war crimes against a russian general that they're trying to track down who's committed war crimes in ukraine. only a few films from the middle east will be shown at tribeca this year. come closer, a drama, is the sole israeli film in the line up. since the

, robert de niro , what's his name, robert de niro, what's his name, de niro to make to make another, because at that age , they just the films that age, they just the films get worse and worse. >> we've got robert de niro coming up who is actually involved in the in the political process . pi'ocess. >> process. >> that's why i mentioned that. what do you think? i'm not prepared. >> yeah, but i've got to ask, you know, before we go to a break, what about hillary's emails? >> what about the clinton foundation slush fund allegations? what about the clintons and clinton's involvement in the whitewater scandal , what about the house scandal, what about the house oversight committee? is evidence of dodgy payments to the biden family, or allegations of hunter biden the law? >> should everyone in the white house? >> that's my point. the law should treat everyone equally. and if you even if you hate donald, you shouldn't be treated differently. yeah, they politicians are all snakes. and for some reason, here's the only one.the for some reason, here's the only one. the sort of like they're go

talk about what we saw there with robert de niro. >> the trial was going on.e there were 100,000 cameras there and we wanted to make our point that donald trump is the biggest threat to our democracy. we were not talking about the specifics of the case. i couldn't tell you much about it to be honest. i do know the man that was sitting in the courtroom has a good chance of becoming the president in november and we have to do whatever we can do to stop him from a publishing that. >> hello. alicia menendez. good to see you. you have trump of course saying that he would pardon a large portion of the january 6th rioters. i wonder how that sits with you. >> everybody is saying democrats need to move on from january 6 and joe biden is running. donald trump is running on january 6th. talking about pardoning the insurrectionists and the rioters and the people who assaulted law enforcement that day. let's call it what it is. we cannot forget what happened that day and we can't forget what could possibly happen again. we have to do everything we can do to keep him out of

robert de niro is watching. what do you want to tell him? joe bide iro is n. iro, you are a piece of . >> hey, my business. people weren't happy with bobby dean. >> they called him a milk. what's a move? somethin. calg that you want ton on. >> like a bug or fat cow? >> i v i have, greg.could could you milk me the rock? and cardi b endorsed joe biden in 2020. but they won't say who they're voting for. what does that mea n? >> that's insane. maybe they are waking up. k.that means they're voting fora trump. >> biden's got to do some work to reallregy get on other peopls sides. >> is joe biden doing a good job? hmm. >> that's kind of confusing right there, because that's also one of my favorite celebrities. >> now you're going to change your vote. mayb favouritee what happened tp de niro? >> i like the ride better. ened twe have to do this togetht saysher actor, dennis quaid, says trump may be an a-hole, but he's my a-hole. e inis he your . >> i feel the exact same way. i couldn't find a better one. m my , my home. >> he's not gonna go unless dwayne the rock johnso

is 80-year-old robert de niro rich and abundantly wealthy connecting with the people that can't afford off the student loans that joe biden hasn't already forgiven for them on our taxpayer dime? i don't think robert is connecting with anybody. sure, it was a great performance for the cameras, but is he convincing any of the biden voters to come home? i don't think so. >> i would agree. i don't know who is idea it was and i don't think it matter ifs you're a big politician on the left like bill clinton or barack obama or a celebrity like robert de niro. that does not move the need and will we see that in election after election he's not a politician and know how he feels about donald trump and again, to your point, howie, i think the president was wise to stay clear of up until this and anything regarding this trial. this is a former president and is his opponent in the next general election in november ov2024. like i said, i didn't think it was a good idea and it really doesn't do anything except give us anything to talk about. >> i'll ask tom tomi, biden said they're obsessed with thi

while trump was inside a new york courtroom, joe biden had his erica robert de niro william. >> donaldt only the city, but the country and eventually, he could destroy the world. >> trey: i would say robert de niro sounds deranged and unhinged, but that is not fair to people who are really deranged and unhinged. and it's not just old hollywood actors who are panicking. >> actually not coming home to the democrats. because democrat messages full of [bleep] speak with the white house is uniquely tone-deaf and not listening. there is a mirror total freeze-out on outside advised to the detriment of joe biden and kamala harris. >> at the time is running out. like we are six months out and i think we have to be honest, there is a chance this guy could win if we don't start fighting harder. >> trey: i wonder if they ever stopped to ask why, why is president biden losing to or in a close battle with someone under multiple felony indictments? why is president biden in a close battle or losing to someone on the left to thinks is a threat to democracy? could it possibly be that voters are tired o

say more resolved than ever, while trump was inside of a courtroom joe biden had his sarah get robert de nirodonald trump wants to destroy not only the city but the country and eventually he could destroy the world. trey: i would say robert de niro sounds deranged and unhinged but that's not fair to people who are really deranged and unhinged. it is not just old hollywood actors who are panicking. >> were not coming up to the democrats because democrat messaging is full of crap. >> the white house is tone deaf and not listening there is a total freezeout on outside advice to the detriment of joe biden and, here's. >> the time is running out, we're six months out and i think we have to be honest there is a chance this guy could win if we don't fight harder. trey: i wonder if they stopped to ask why why is president biden losing to or in the close battle with someone under multiple felony indictments why is president biden in a close battle were losing to someone on the left that thinks is a threat to democracy. could it possibly be that voters are tired of the hyperbole that you just heard cou

obviously outside the courtroom with robert de niro. i want to ask you about the debate. like the next huge moment. he will be talking about trump's convictions, and how it matters to the american people. what can we expect on that front? >> you can expect to hear the president say what he said when he challenged trump to the debates earlier last month. he will talk about the role that donald trump played in overturning roe v. wade and the fact that he still out here saying that these abortion bands are playing out brilliantly. he will say that it's reckless and dangerous to be attacking the rule of law and undermine democracy and undermine the judiciary. trump continues to do that, and, of course, you can hear the president stand up for democracy and asked trump about the danger and chaos and violence he continues to so. and he will talk about those in addition to the economy moving forward. we will talk about historic record of accomplishments. the jobs he's created, the work he's done to lower costs and getting the grocery retailers to lower prices. or do we want to re

if you watched "the intern" with robert de niro and ann hathaway, that's a returnship where robert de niro returns to the workplace and that's the returnship program we're looking at caregivers. basically, this bill creates a way to secure the financial security for caregivers in their later ages, because as of right now, there is no mechanism for them to be financially secure. once their veteran passes away, they're looking at being financially destitute in their later years. >> thank you for highlighting those. you're a more effective advocate when i say those things and thank you for putting this in the record. please give my regards to senator dole. we have two senators that are considered kansans and both senator doles use their lives post senate career to make a difference in a lot of people's lives and particularly veterans. sen. moran: i'll be at the eisenhower presidential library tomorrow as we take a look at celebrating, recognizing the importance of d-day and those who served and certainly senator bob dole in his efforts to recognize world war ii veterans on the national m

to earn their vote on election day. >> michael tyler, not everyone can say they stood next to robert de niror joining me. i really appreciate it. we have one more thing to share with you after a quick break, so stay right where you are. so. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. [introspective music] recipes. recipes written by hand and lost to time. are now being analyzed and restored using the power of dell ai. ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. it's time to feed the dogs real food, not highly processed pellets. the farmer's dog is fresh food made with whole meat and veggies. it's not dry food. it's not wet food. it's just real food. it's an idea whose time has come. >> that does it for me today. i have some great guest on tap for tomorrow night's show. one way >> jamie pritzker will talk to me about how the news of trumps conviction is playing ou

and i was so nervous to, you know, get too high and then be trying to talk to my hero robert de niro. but have you -- you've indulged with snoop. >> jimmy: with snoop? on television, yeah. [ laughter ] on television. >> no way. >> jimmy: yeah. well, thanks, i guess. but yes, in fact, i was at snoop's house, and i was sitting in the corner, and he had ordered chicken, a lot of it. and i ate a lot of it. and he was watching me, and i overheard him say to his friend, my nephew done ate six pieces of chicken already. one of the great moments of my life. >> that's amazing. [ applause ] >> jimmy: by the way, i really like this movie of yours. it is like an old-fashioned. >> yeah. >> jimmy: like '60s. everybody is fighting, "the bikeriders" is a motorcycle gang and everybody is super tough. >> it makes me look way cooler than i actually am. >> jimmy: it makes you look as cool as you could possibly look, really. was that as much fun to make as it looked? >> it was so much fun. i'm riding on old '60s motorcycles every day. >> jimmy: are you a motorcycle guy? >> my dad road motorcycles. >> jimm

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them return ships that already exist for older americans and the so if you watch may be at his robert de niro and anne hathaway that is the shift where robert de niro returns into the workplace that would be the return ship program looking at caregivers and so it basically this bill creates a wayte to secure the security for caregivers in their later ages because as of right now there is no mechanism to be financially secure. the more effective advocate stand when i say those things eand i appreciate you putting this into the record for all of us to hear. please give my regards to senator dole. we have two senators in kansas thatar consider both and both are post senate to make a difference in lots of people's lives and particularly veterans. and bob dole and his efforts to recognize world war ii veterans on the national mall and a senator elizabeth goal and her efforts to make sure that our veterans are cared for correctly and appropriately and fully across the country. one of the there's times that occur in which i think that someone is bringing a problem from their veteran prospective and

robert de niro wishes that donald trump does not re—enter the white house. that robert de niro hadn't made the flop comedy sequel meet the fockers two hours of my life, i won't get back . schindler's list had get back. schindler's list had more laughs. now. mr de niro is a victim of something called trump deranged syndrome, similar to its uk cousin brexit. deranged syndrome, in which your tribal antipathy to something is so all consuming you can no longer see beyond your own echo chamber . you can't see that the chamber. you can't see that the current president, joe biden, is so frail and confused he gets lost going into his own house. he can't finish sentences and he now has more nurses than security personnel. you can't see that joe biden's presided over america's humiliating withdrawal from afghanistan, which left the taliban a motley crew of hateful, dangerous thugs with billions of pounds of military equipment. you can't see that joe biden has further imperilled the long term stability of america, which is essentially a massive pyramid scheme with yet m

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there is also deep political polarisation, and you have big hollywood actor, celebrities like robert de nirote and rail against donald trump. would that work in france? if we had something as marked as what they go through. because america is so binary, you know — it's like there is good and bad and they act like that. we're way more subtle. i don't think i can go — me as a person, as a public figure — i can go against anybody politically, especially to... ..to support another one. i think they're all the same. do you? yes, i do. despite macron�*s message to the nation just the other night where he said, essentially, i am giving you, the french people, a choice. yeah. and he characterised it as a choice between extremism and chaos on one side and his defence of republican values on the other side. you're saying you don't believe that? no, he's doing politics. they're all doing politics. that's their jobs. they wake up in the morning, that's what they have to do. we don't have problems in the streets. if you go out in the streets, you will not see any problems. you will not see fights. you wi

in new york, robert de niro's tribeca festival is drawing to a close — and among the films that havestory of a young somalian sprinter who made it to the 2008 beijing olympics. from new york, tom brook reports. it is summertime in new york city at the tribeca festival has been bringing out the crowds. 0ne film making an impact as set a continent away in somalia. tells of the efforts of a determined young sprinter in conflict on mogadishu. samia a free spirited independent woman, she has ambition. she spirited independent woman, she has ambition.— has ambition. she was only 17 when she _ has ambition. she was only 17 when she qualified _ has ambition. she was only 17 when she qualified for - has ambition. she was only 17 when she qualified for the - when she qualified for the olympics and that was our mogadishu was for many decades strikes an amazing achievement of a young woman. she strikes an amazing achievement of a young woman.— of a young woman. she was selected — of a young woman. she was selected to _ of a young woman. she was selected to represent - of a young woman. she was |

the other thing i think that was interesting is robert de niro . i don't know if he was supposed to be commenting about the trials, but if that was, in fact, his comment about the trial, it implied that he only saw the trial as a means to stop donald trump from becoming president. ken mentioned the trial, he just sent out, but it donald kid from k become president. i'm not saying no, i certainly think that's part of the note motivation for that. but whether but not withstanding what i think it appears that clearly, de niro can use that as a means to stop drop. the golf thing was weird with the nero being there. i'm not saying he doesn't have his opinion because he's an american citizen and everybody has an opinion to applying about anybody whether you want to criticize trump or the the guy was in the white house right now, but it was kind of weird for him to be doing that there, and it seemed it sounded to me when i heard him talk like he was sent there as a proxy by the by ministration, which is weird. why are you using that guide to speak for you

because trump is about to speak outside the courthouse it was a bizarre scenario but nice to meet robert de niroaughter] will get to that angry dwarf in a minute but we know political tensions are correct up to 11 so we booked your favorite panelist to help take the edge off. they all got stuck behind pro- hamas protest so let's play the hand we were dealt podcast powerhouse and a liberal comedian who wants to do a fantastic job babysitting my s son, nobody would consider that but we hit the jackpot. [applause] foxbusiness host spent so much time on the fox news jim and i'm pretty sure he's the guy selling ozempic to the other host. speaking of people who need ozempic, sub arena you stop it right now. no problem this week allowed in public again. there she is. i have to bring you down a peg because every time you're on the show i get about 40, tell your way too hot to be my wife rented, half of them come from you. [laughter] >> i'm glad you're finally reading them. >> it's nice to have you back, sweet potato. you are one of three yellowjacket winners on the panel tonight which is the first in th

. >> robert de niro had a speech a while ago saying if trump gets elected he will never leave and democracy. it's tough to say that when he's already left we don't need to guess we've already seen that bring that to you because they say trump will come after them or put people in these camps in these things are going on social media like there seems to be a rebel of littles leave must follow but they don't follow them there's no rules sonata boxing match these guys are street fighters. >> the left has higher standards for us than they have for themselves you can't do that but we can. up next racism they shout over a scenic route . >> everything is racist. >> everything is racist including google maps an amazing story is a former google researcher is saying the company's decision to not include a scenic route option in its navigation at is due to bias against low income areas though they admitted scenic routes could be construed as racist so they put you through less nice neighborhoods said they would prefer you at a higher risk for crime and being seen as bigoted. >> is that crazy. >> it's

imprisoned it's like they are in a space capsule they haven't evolved so outdated like listening to robert de niroing out of his mouth trump's not going to accept the results fascism and he's wearing a mask is like watching somebody from 2016 and you're like we are so past that i don't know who listens to her but it makes me as lame as it sounds there are camps with millions of people in them and they are in china if i would her i would steward or time and platform a little better because the trump delusion derangement syndrome is stupid and i wish she would use it for sighing actual. >> greg: well put. >> maybe they would go on tv and say she has to go oh, no,. >> greg: coming up a coach to a slam dunk a question which stunk. for my patients. it really works. ♪ with fastsigns, create factory grade visual solutions to perfect your process. ♪ fastsigns. make your statement™. this is steve. steve takes voquezna. this is steve's stomach, where voquezna can kick some acid, heal acid-related damage to the esophagus called erosive esophagitis, and relieve related heartburn. voquezna is the first and onl

if you watched "the intern" with robert de niro and ann hathaway, that's a returnship where robert deniro returns to the workplace and that's the returnship program we're looking at caregivers. basically, this bill creates a way to secure the financial security for caregivers in their later ages, because as of right now, there is no mechanism for them to be financially secure. once their veteran passes away they're looking at being financially later years. >> thank you for highlighting those. you're a more effective advocate when i say those things and thank you for putting this in the record. please give my regards to senator dole. we have two senators that are considered kansans and both senator doles use their lives post senate career to make a difference in a lot of people's lives and particularly veterans. sen. moran: i'll be at the eisenhower presidential library tomorrow as we take a look at celebrating, recognizing the importance of d-day and those who served and certainly senator bob dole in his efforts to recognize world war ii veterans on the national mall and senator eliza

there two left but this is trump basically doing his impression of robert de niro's al capone in the untouchables pointing at the people who flipped on him. a snitches get stitches, stand my good side message to foot soldiers. if you think that pressure does not work, look at the outgoing republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. remember what he said about trump in the aftermath of the capitol insurrection? >> there is no question, none that former president trump is morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. no question about it. this was an intensified crescendo of conspiracy theories , orchestrated by a going president who seemed determined to either overturn the voters decision or else torch our institutions on the way out. >> and yet, here was macconnell today. the old man supplicant, submissive. bending over to kiss the ring, giving a breezy endorsement of trump's capitol hill -- >> how was it seeing the former president? >> we had a good meeting. yeah, we shook hands a few times. he took questions from the audience. it was a positive setting. >> despite

imagine being robert de niro or stephen king or howard stern or jimmy kimmel and you just got the memon't the center of the universe. and that memo is on donald trump letterhead mechanism of the working class being ignored is this elitist bozos. is this performance essential in their own right but trump makes them feel small. if you've noticed, trump's largest credit are successful people who sent their own insignificance in this new world of trump limited feel like i do when taking a picture with iris. [laughter] it's also why has-beens like liz cheney, michael cohen and anthony carlucci are obsessed with taking trump down. there players in this movie hoping that seems dealing moments will come. but the most obvious example, like i closest to trump in temperament and personality, howard stern, as trump elevated, stern retreated, becoming a believer in the gospel of the six-foot distancing rule there can use covid to justify turning himself into glorious swanson the hold his 47 square-foot mention dictating to everyone how stupid and murderous they were for not having what he had. and

outside the courthouse in new york city as donald trump was standing trial and you were there when robert de niroas going back at some of the maga acolyting parading around new york for donald trump. do you think democrats and i would say more broadly people who care about democracy need to engage in that kind of hand to and comment? did you feel like it was effective? >> i would be careful saying hand so hand combat. >> figuratively speaking. >> but you know how they get. that's their play book. i do think everybody needs to forcefully push back against these lies. you know, nobody said a word when mike johnson and the house delegation, the republican delegation was going outside the courthouse in defense of donald trump for that particular case. you know, we just went up there. my story was about january 6th. i didn't talk about the trial. to be honest, i wasn't really following it. i just wanted to let everybody know how i feel that donald trump is one of the biggest threats to our democracy. and, you know, it is kind of rich people say the democrats need to move on from january 6th. i would a

robert de niro is 80 years old. i think they had carole king playing for them. she is 82 years old.ng a lot of this. he is 77 years old. this is not the young gene generation. clearly what the president is worried about in his reelection campaign is that he can't put the obama coalition of minorities and young people and women to gather, because none of them are as enthusiastic about him, joe biden, as they were about barack obama. that certainly includes younger voters as well. >> sandra: you are writing about this in the "washington examiner." you write, "this is the biden issues that won't go away." freezing up in front of the public causing concern for voters. it has already been on the right side of the aisle. why do you think it is not going to go away for the president? >> because life is life. and when people began to suffer age-related infirmities, they don't get better. president biden is 81 years old. he is going to be 82 in nov november. it only goes in one direction. that is the reason that it doesn't get better. i would expect, if what we have been seeing at the hollyw

certainly not robert de niro.urager for conviction and she's putting it out there. ashley: she's not the only one we are increasingly seeing more and more people that have voted democrat for their whole lives switching over in doing so publicly. good for them, thank you very much. interesting. hunter biden backing court as a federal gun trial enters into the second week, the defense indicating hunter won't testify former federal prosecutor katie will join us to talk about that, meanwhile trump is scheduled for a virtual presentencing zoom interview today after being found guilty in his new york criminal trial, eric shawn will have all the details right after this. (♪) (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco

they brought in robert de niro. remember this moment in new york city in may?is 80. >> it is just unbelievable. there is a really interesting piece in "the new york times" this weekend. focusing on this effort, the influencers on tiktok. it has been a disaster for them. for months, they have been trying to get joe biden's popularity up on tiktok. it has gone nowhere. donald trump joined tiktok a couple of weeks ago. already has millions of followers and is getting all these viral hits. he has a way of connecting with people that is interesting, entertaining, and gets a message across. >> sandra: let's get some more in here. this is how biden is taking aim at trump's legal issues. i will ask you if this is effective. >> in the courtroom, we see donald trump for who he is. he is convicted of 34 felonies, found liable for sexual assaults, and he committed financial fraud. >> sandra: is that working? >> apparently, they are putting $50 million behind this ad. everyone will be seeing it over the summer. as everyone is getting ready for their summer and to enjoy the

robert de niro, shonda rhimes. >> and we have brooke shields and eric dane. on the 4th hour.fordable housing project along middlefield road. well, last night, firefighters removed the building scaffolding because it posed a threat to nearby homes. several of those homes are still under evacuation orders now. we also know now that half of the nearly 200 units were destroyed in that fire. investigators say it started on the fifth floor, but the exact cause is still under investigation. happening now. firefighters in tracey, they are still watching for hot spots. this is following that huge weekend grass fire. our team is monitoring conditions. at midday. we'll have the latest on our micro flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's talk about it

you're at a point in your career where you get to work with folks you idolize, robert de niro.retty comfortable with robert de niro. and i think, should i be feeling this comfortable? should i button it up a bit? >> really quickly before we go, emma, my favorite part of the film, this dance scene. i think we have some video, not to give away too much. but this is -- this is you getting down in nunz. >> yeah. >> what's the story about the moves there? >> just came from her heart and soul. >> came from my heart and soul, yes. there was -- during "poor things" making "poor things" i would dance between takes and things. and this one was something that he saw me do an he was like, we should just recreate this with "kinds of kindness" just make it up as you go but make it sort of like this. >> we're glad you did. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> emily, thank you. >> thank you. >> jesse, thank you as well. >> kinds of kindness in select theaters this friday and everywhere on june 28th. >>> still ahead, summer is officially here, folks. everyone is ready for fun in the sum. but f

robert de niro outside the courthouse last week. he appeared on the today show and he felt he had to do something and very concerned about what was going on. it could have been hemmer's celebrity news. >> bill: you could have done something. maybe not that. >> dana: you don't have hemmer's washed up celebrity news. >> bill: we don't have that. >> dana: that would be a boring graphic. >> bill: we haven't made that yes. interesting to look for some of the stories. who is washed up and who is in the news? the whole de niro thing was a bad call, a bad move by the biden team and saw it. >> dana: let's forget that ever happened. let's get to the second hour here. president biden on the world stage arriving in europe to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day as washington insiders raise new concerns about the 81-year-old president revealing the clear signs of his cognitive decline becoming more obvious during private meetings. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom," i'm dana perino. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning. the white hous

however, that will change this week starting with the courthouse robert de niro, that had some mixedts. >> maybe not the way they hoped it would play out. >> yes, it it didn't hit the right know but i thought it was noticeable when president biden was asked about it he addressed to use walking out of a room at the white house and he's asked and turns around and smiles just doesn't say anything so he's walking an incredibly fine line here but i think the biden campaign, it also the trump campaign to little more difficult for them because trump is the centre of this. but to focus to campaign and talk about the economy and really creates that split screen that's what they did on friday. >> okay, panel, stick around we're taking a quick break and then the battle over justice the cases amid accusations of bias. bias. ♪ a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to tripl