. >> rosanna arquette? >> no, no, that's richmond arquette.seth: that's fantastic. very nice. it must have been -- >> yeah, rosanna had already moved out to hollywood to start her career >> seth: that's right, she didn't want to come back for the clown picture? >> no. [ laughter ] she didn't >> seth: and is this you clowning it up right here? >> yeah. so that's me, butter's best, and yeah, so i'm learning how to clown with my creative director partner, gabe dell, who was a former cirque du soleil clown. so we want to bring joy and happiness back >> seth: and it's interesting you say, like, that you're learning how to do it, because clowning is very -- you know, professional clowns take that very seriously and there's a way to do it right and there's a way to do it wrong do you feel like you're naturally inclined to be a good clown? >> you tell me [ laughter and applause >> seth: i think you're going to be all right i think you're going to be all right. >> i mean, i have a clown teacher. there's teachers -- misa ossoff is this incredible cirque

he rosanna sent miss reports from the singular so the migrants here in the camp on the border between bella ross and poland, they might be preparing for the most difficult light alight, excuse me, of their lives. because this is what the camp looks like right now, at least in part, i mean, and the, the smoke here makes it so difficult to talk. we've come here just minutes ago and already my eyes are watery. as people over there you can see are trying to make their fires going, but there's a huge problem with that. there's no firewood and those well fires. so what they're trying to do, they're trying to burn grass old grass for grass. so i will look what this isn't. some people are having less luck than others like here for example, like have a look. this is what their fire looks like. i mean there's more smoke than actual heat that it produces. many people don't have roofs over their heads, like some people are lucky enough to have tense. others well are not so like again . and if we turn around and our point the camera over there, you can see you can see a massive spotlight on the po

rosanna arquette, i don't want to live in a country that is ruled by violent racists.ve not accepting, in my view, the justice system. >>. no, i guess they would replace it with trial by media, trial by social media, trial by celebrity. i'm pretty -- although imperfect and the justice system can be improved upon, by the way, this should have never made its way to a courtroom. it was clearly self-defense. while it's imperfect, it is the best criminal justice system to ever grace the face of this planet. howard: tara, let me bring this into your area of expertise, which is politics. jerry nadler says he wants the justice department to review this case. apparently, doesn't like what a wisconsin jury decided to do. governor gavin newsom in california says this shows armed vigilantes can get away with it. senator tom cotton wants joe biden to apologize. are the media flogging this as a story because, obviously, there's so much public interestsome. >> yes. and i think the public interest is actually, is infused by the interests by our leaders. i mean, they are -- our politic

shows armed vigilantes can get away it actress rosanna arquette i don't want to rule in live in a countrys sad and pathetic. this sends a message to all of us that some people just don't want to be bothered with the court system. kyle rittenhouse is no hero but in the eyes ever the court system he is not guilty. and one last point. you will appreciate this, shannon, i think this is a boost for cameras in the courtroom. if much of america had not gotten the see the testimony, the evidence, the cross-examination, there would be a lot more shocked today about this acquittal. >> shannon: emily, you and i haven't spent time in the courtroom a lot of the people think you can't handle the truth and everything is searing exciting moment, it's a very spotty methodical thing to put on a case and rebuttal. jurors have to sit there and listen to every bit of this. it is a chance for average americans, people around the world actually to see what happens and how this works. >> that's right. and to howie's point judge schroeder indeed called it frightening in terms of the live coverage in this trial in

rosanna: that pretty. >> and the second question and looking to the role that u.s. natural gas or the plate right now in global markets, what consequences or repercussions. >> going to break away to you live neck to the u.s. senate keeping our commitment to bring you live coverage of congress and they're aboutee to gamble bk in following a recess lawmakers have officially started the national defense authorization act to the mda and authorizes the defense policy and programs for the fiscal year 2022 and live coverage of the u.s. senate, here on "c-span2".

rosanna: that pretty. >> and the second question and looking to the role that u.s. natural gas or the plate right now in global markets, what consequences or repercussions. >> going to break away to you live neck to the u.s. senate keeping our commitment to bring you live coverage of congress and they're aboutee to gamble bk in following a recess lawmakers have officially started the national defense authorization act to the mda and authorizes the defense policy and programs for the fiscal year 2022 and live coverage of the u.s. senate, here on "c-span2". subjects, the majority leader is to blame for the fact that the other 75 senators will not get to offer floor amendments and have an opportunity to help shape our military policy this year. but regardless the blame rests squarely on the shoulders of the majority leader. the inclusion of a manager's package is -- this breaks years of precedent. what's also standard operating procedure is that the ndaa is a bill that is considered on the floor for multiple days and possibly multiple weeks, not one night. in fact, las