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. >> yeah, like a group of robin hoods. robin hood. and this is, you shot this in an actual strip club, correct? >> we did. we went many different places, but the main strip club we shot at was in queens. shout out to queens. >> jimmy: what is the name of the strip club you shot at in queens? >> you got me there, i can't remember. i just came to work. >> jimmy: have you been in one before? >> oh, yeah, i've been in many strip clubs in my life. there are many type of strip clubs. you can go to the ones that have chicken wings and lobster. then the one where they cirque du soleil. and then the ones that you say why they here? >> jimmy: you're saying there's a stripper pole that spins? >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: how can it spin? >> it's a stripper pole that spins and j. lo does a magnificent performance on it in the movie. >> jimmy: i heard that. one of our producers saw the movie and said wait until you see j. lo stripping in this movie. by the way, j. lo, was a-rod there watching you that whole time? >> yeah, but he didn't always

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what i like to think of kind of a robin hood-esque journey where they're stealing from the rich to giveve to themselves. >> money. >> what i love about it is, lorene, our director, she made sure that there were women of all types, all shapes and sizes, all different like backgrounds, and that's what i love about it. it's really body positive in that sense. ♪ mirror mirror on the wall don't say it because i know i'm cute ♪ >> the epic ensemble includes singer lizzo, whose music has become anthems for body acceptance. >> it is a really cool movie to be a part of, like -- i'm like, damn, this is a big deal. everyone is talking about this movie and i'm just so happy to have the small part that i have. >> in "hustlers," j.lo's character teaches constance how to work a pole. >> tabletop. you can do that, you're going to do that. >> behind the scenes, j.lo and the ladies learned how to master the craft from this woman. the film's official consultant and pro, her name? jacq the stripper. >> i really appreciated that j.lo was like, jacq, how can i make this more authentic? >> scissor sit. >> liz

i talk about the nba's robin hood thry of pricing.e are few people that will pay an incredible amount neof for the tickets. that does enable us to keep prices in the building much more moderate than they would be without those people. there's something for everybody. every se at oracle arena has a restaurant, or club amenity associated we h it. we seexactly the same food on the main concourse as we do at the top of this area. this is an experience that we have to be sensitive to. our fans are everybody. we need everybody to come to oracle and enjoy the games and concerts. want to talk basketba? make sure. >> what happened to kevin durant? what was the last conversation? did he call up you guys, as a, guys, i'm out? did he text you guys? >> th was a conversation with bob myers. we wish him well. we won two championships with him. one ips thing i'm most proud ab and is indicative of how we treat the players, when you go to oracle arena, or when u go to chase center, joe announced that we are retiring his number 35. that is for e warrior

. >> often regarded as modern-day robin hoods, but unlike robin hood, they keep the money for themselvesw. a family with money! >> when would you say things got out of control? >> please help, this is my husband! >> oh my goodness. also starring julia stiles, lili reinhart, and rapper lizzo, "hustlers" is scoring a solid 90%, certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. critics for the most part love it, but not all of them are sold. >> peter travers raves, best actress oscar nomination for jennifer lopez, you better believe it, her performance is that dazzling, that deep, that electrifying. >> wow. >> however, a.o. scott in a bit of a reality check writes, the movie seems to view any examination of its characters' motives or the consequences of their actions as a kind of betrayal. >> okay, so sarah stewart seems to agree saying, there is nobody to root for here, an issue that leads to checking one's watch midway through the show. but rafer guzman calls ate high-heeled crime caper with rollicking energy and an emotional left hook, think iate high-heeled crime caper with rollicking energy and an e

. >> others on the list, robin hood not robin hood the charity. >> not robin hood the charity. >> but finance company. >> so that is another sweet story maybe in silicon valley, a company that people are very excited about. it's hiring fast. >> how much of this is about trying to get in early before an ipo? because i would have thought there might be some more companies that are trying to get in so early. >> this is early-early so if you look at say the 2017 top start ups list of the top 5, maybe 3 have gone public this past year. so -- >> what happened to the other two? are they still around? >> the other two, it's possible, right? >> so maybe this is a good investment list. >> i wonder. >> like if you could look at it two years later. >> you can look at this list for a lot of different purposes. first of all, it's possible that you'll lose talent if you compete with these companies first of all if you're doing things they're doing you may want to position yourself the way they're positioning themselves to the talent market and yeah, you should certainly be looking at them for that r

since 2012 with the support of the robin hood foundation our group at columbia has been serving new york city residents, we find poverty is the tip of the iceberg. 1.6 million american -- new yorkers are for, four points -- new yorkers are poor but more faith health challenges. -- face health challenges. what can we do to better support american families? we need to start by recognizing the majority no longer have a stay-at-home caregiver. policies haven't -- family and medical leave act provides only unpaid leave to 60% of the workforce. federal childcare subsidies reached 15% of low income families who need them. employer policies address some of them but these are for unfinished employees while 40% -- arecess to some fate for advantaged employees. 40% have access to this but only of tiny share received from the -- we know from a big body of research these policies matter when employees have paid access, they will be employed, higher earnings, mothers less likely to breast-feed/ they for longer, fathers likely to engage in caring for children, infant majority -- mortality falls. opinio

think about our work especially dealing with migrants -- >> and robin hood. >> and robin hood, one ofams that we fund is say program called i care. where essentially what it is is providing immigration attorneys and other types of supports to migrant children who are in the process of deportation hearings. because other than that, they'd be defending themselves. children. it goes back to a basic idea of hooum humanity. and what proud of the fact that new york city has seen the success. you watch how if you can give a child in that situation actual legal supports that their chances of support and chance of staying actually sky rocket, basic legal supports. but it still is underlined by basic fabric of humanity. >> you know, willie, it is really -- when you look at these pictures and you realize how close this is to the united states of america and the pain and suffering that these human beings are enduring, and then you look at the country that donald trump is the president of, it's the richest country on the planet. donald trump himself is the biggest spending president of all time. t

of these flashy millenial-esque stocks hitting the tape this year from airbnb coming, et cetera, robin hoodloton, which ones will be legit to invest in and how do you spot them? grizzled president tom george is here. grizzle helps not only millenials but all investors dodge the millenial stocks' hype machine and cut through all of that and find the good ones. tom, yes, there's cloudflare, lyft, peloton, but let's tackle calling uber essentially worthless. what do you say? >> he's bang on. the reality of these companies, specifically uber, wework, you've got what we consider very weak tech layer and trying to get a big multiple out of it and ultimately are burning a ton of cash. liz: the performances of some of the top ipos this year have been less than exciting. you know, i think that that becomes an issue for people who buy in right as they spike at the top, correct? >> 100%. the ipo process is a wealth transfer process. the real thing is a lot of these companies just really don't have sound business models to last let alone three years, four years. they don't have the cash to even get the

melissa: so while you're here, i want to talk to you about taxing the rich robin hood style.ren putting in unprecedented wealth tax plan to combat rising inequality under her plan. billionaires like jeff bezos and bill gates would see their wealth dwindle by hundred of billions of dollars over a decade according to a new study by a french economist. the plan, details of it, 2% tax on individuals with a net worth over 50 million. 3% on those with more than one billion in assets. i imagine that all of those people would flee the country the day after the election? >> yes. and forethat reason, very few people believe those two french economists. even democrats like larry summers saying there is no way they're going to collect $3 billion over a decade that they want to get from this tax. you look at those very smart people who are also very good at avoiding, avoiding, not evading taxes, especially warren buffett there who is the world champion of minimizing tax bills. this plan saying that they're going to collect on each billion each year, an amount equal to the total amount of

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. >> the reverse robin hood. >> it is. >> he's taking the money from the children's schools, from kidse to deal with it, take their money and give it to probably a private contractor that's probably a friend. >> a private contractor he is insisting gets a sole source contract for building this wall. >> correct. >> which is illegal and criminal. >> the corruption is open but it's not fair to limit the focus on donald trump, because these children and their parents have a senator, his name is mitch mcconnell, some might call him moscow mitch. he doesn't like that, but that's okay. he doesn't have to like everything. you don't get to like everything. mitch mcconnell, whose home state of kentucky will be hit by the funding shuffle to the tune of nearly $63 million, recently talked to a reporter regarding the issue and says he is committed to protecting the funding for the ft. campbell middle school project. how is he going to do that? >> this is not just all trump. this is the republican party and i think the only good thing that will come out of the trump administration is that i will no