it comes straight from her long time manager, larry rudolph. >> that's huge. he's her manager.held nothing back on the record about britney's struggle with mental health. >> britney's manager is blunt about her career, telling "e.t." quote, i don't want her to work again until she'sically, mental passionately. if that time never comes again it will never come again. he also explains why why rehear suddenly stopped on her planned vegas residency. saying, quote, we had to pull her show because her meds stopped working and she was distraught over her dad's illness. the judge ordered to undergo a competency evaluation. >> she has bipolar one, condition marked by episodes of extreme mania and extreme depression. >> rudolph says britney seems uninterested in performing and quote, i have no desire or ability to make her work again. keep in mind, there's a reason rudolph's comments are so important -- professionally, no one knows britney better. the former lawyer started managing britney in 1988 and is credited wit k when i met her. >> after runaway success, sh she rehired him in 2008,

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it's been months since it happened but rudolph got remembers as if it were yesterday. has gone more than half. only a small section of it is left with no. use to stretch from the woods over there along the bushes all the way to the next neighbors. in a matter of seconds one hundred fifteen thousand cubic meters of rubble thundered down into the valley the rock slide came to a stop just twenty meters from his house in a small to rolly in village in the files valley. that considers it nothing short of a miracle that he and his family can sit at this table today no one came to harm they got family breed cattle the animals in the summer months high up on the mountain pass just that says the curls are his pride and joy his family have been farmers for generations and intends to continue the tradition. it's been a long long time. nothing but farming since the area was settled. as if there are no winds no ski lifts none of that just farming. situated in the mountains this part of the bowels valley is still largely untouched by terrorism it's a picture rest landscape of meadow

so now rudolph is more concerned about the damage from the last rock slide than those that might occur in the future much of his posture is gone since the landslide he set up a protective barrier outside his house it may hold but falling mold is but it also renders his post useless. for cautions like that are necessary to make it safe otherwise he no longer be allowed to live here he was. neither rudolph dutch nor his neighbors have any intention of leaving their farms not even after their houses when the only flattened. store you just have to keep calm that's the best thing you can do. these farmers seem to have a will stronger in the mountains we've already showing you how to make things like furniture and bags out of old tires but today we saw a very special initiative in prison in cameroon inmates are making flip flops out of recycled tires and they are being sold across the country it's a practical idea because africa it was more use cause than any of the continent and of course many of the east end up on the scrapheap where the question is would you wear sandals made from time. w

in addition, numerous witnesses including but not limited to jared kushner, sarah sanders, rudolph giuliani, michael flynn, steve bannon, and john kelly all stated they could not recall events. the president himself said more than 30 times that he could not recall or remember enough to be able to answer written questions from the special counsel. the special counsel also recounted that, quote, some associated with the trump campaign deleted relevant communications or communicated during the relevant period using applications that featured encryption or do not provide for long-term retention of data, end quote. based on these gaps, the mueller report concluded, and i quote again, the office cannot rule out the possibility that the unavailable information would have shed additional light on or cast a new light on events described in the report, end quote. and contrary to the conclusion that the special counsel's report did not find evidence of communication or coordination between the trump campaign and russia, the mueller report explicitly states and i quote, a statement that the investigati

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of rudolph giuliani. >> i'm joined by the central for american progress.f, very strong language. very strong but very clear. he doesn't think he deserves the ag title. he says he maze for an audience of one, and that's trump. we saw it in his summary of the mueller report which mueller says he mischaracterizes so the evidence is there. >> he is actually doubling down on that heat while getting a concession the judiciary hand gotten yet. >> got a concession but only after. we saw it where the accounting firm was ruled that they must hand over the records. >> you make great point. it is in his own self-interests if he doesn't want a worse loss in public. something else to ask you about, i discussed the whole rod rosenstein saga with congressman schiff. i'm not just mentioning this because i interviewed schiff. it made news already. you see here on the screen. they came out of what adam schiff told me here about making rosenstein potentially testify. take a look. >> look. i think james comey came very close to the critique of rod rosenstein. he was not strong

maya rudolph, the earth mother, like, big-hearted, was like, "get me some gloves.na gasteyer, level headed, was like, "you know, maybe it's in your bag." [ laughter ] and i was like, "no. it's down the toilet." [ laughter ] paula pell, forever supportive, was like, "i need a new phone, too. [ laughter ] so when we land, we'll both go buy new phones." [ laughter ] and then emily spivey, who is the most hilarious in times of crisis, was just looking out the window drinking her wine going, "y'all, this is my worst nightmare. [ laughter ] if my phone went in the toilet, y'all, i would die." and then it was in my bag. [ laughter and applause ] it was in my bag. that's kind of us in a nutshell. >> seth: i have a lot more to ask you. we'll be right back with more from amy poehler after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i was driving home through torrential rain when my car was swept into a flash flood. i scrambled up this really big tree, and i knew my wife wouldn't know what was gonna happen to me. so i video chat her, and i said, "yeah, yeah, i'm up in a tree." after abou

where we're now in the rudolph favor one of the shopping streets in the center of stroudsburg it's justaround the corner from the traditional christmas markets and it was here in this area that just a few months ago people lost their lives in an islamist attack the question is where does the islamist anger come from and one place to go and get an answer to that question is perhaps the district of brussels. the. easy. way they grew up in muslim bacon feels at home here she was there his songs are about the people who live here the 18 year old loves melanie. like most of the migrants here his family was originally from morocco. we all know each other personally necessarily but by side we say hello to each other no one would reject anyone from email and back is like a family. most europeans see muslim big differently that is something greater find hard to bear. sally and brought him up to also grew up in mozambique they were involved in the terrorist attacks in paris in 2015 and in belgium in 2016 over 160 people were killed and hundreds injured but reda says that doesn't mean other reside

line for military, active and retired, rudolph. caller: good morning. i would like to talk for a moment about the divide in our country. i was sent to germany in the 1960's, and we had a long bags in frankfurt, germany. it was the mason-dixon line. we have the northerners in california on one end, and we have the southerners on the other, and we do not mingle. we just had nothing in common. the weekend pass, the southerners would stay in the barracks and buy cheap american beer and get drunk, and the northerners would go out on the town. sorry, you southerners, but that is the way it was. we were divided, and we are still divided today. host: a question for our guest while we have him here. at the phe german beer x, but no, they chose cheap american beer. there are people working on the bipartisan divide, people, reachk to all sides from different points of views, different conversations to help people have these different conversations about social issues, so there are people working on these issues. host: let's go to eugene, salt lake city, democrat.

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rudolph now telling tmz, we had to pull her show because her meds stopped working, and she was distraughtillness. she clearly perform no perform now. also saying, i don't want her to work until she's ready physically, mentally and passionately. if that time never comes again, it will never come again. and meanwhile, a judge ordered two separate evaluations of aspects of britney's conservatorship, which is currently overseen by her father. all told whether you remain an avid fan or if you just remember her fondly as a landmark performer from your youth, it seems like there's cause for concern. guys. >> all right, chris. we certainly wish her the best. >> absolutely. >>> and coming up, everybody, our "play of the day." it's sweet. you don't want to miss it. ♪ find a way to break through through ♪ ...caused liver damage. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. i had the common type. mine was rare. epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i just found out about my hepatitis c. i knew for years. epclusa is only one pill,

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and i'm peter simmons endeavor with all your support of manchester city make history walk rudolph from6 little at wimbley city compete the feast of the english triple. in a major upset australia's right wing coalition government has won a surprise 3rd term in the country's general election polls had unanimously predicted a victory for the opposition labor party whose leader has now stepped down the coalition of the liberal and national parties led by prime minister scott morrison is of course to take $74.00 seats in the house of representatives that's too short of a majority but enough to rule as a minority government labor has won just 66 seats it campaigned heavily for climate change action and its opposition to a new coal. mining queensland pierced of course that support there but elsewhere the former liberal prime minister tony abbott lost his seat in a wealthy sydney district the climate activist and independent least i go andrew thomas reports now from melbourne. he wasn't supposed to be the winner of australia as election opinion polls consistently had prime minister scott morri

rudolph gulini had a lengthy meeting last week with a former ukrainian diplomat as part of aggressive efforts of gathering information to undermine democrats in the united states. gulini has previously talked with law enforcement and government officials in ukraine about the dnc claims and about hunter biden who served on the board of a ukrainian gas producer while his father was vice president. frank, is the thinking here that if they to this in plain sight it will make it somehow more right or it will help normalize the notion of the russians hacking into our election? >> boy, we are headed into an entirely dangerous zone in terms of what future campaigns are going to look like ifs in where we are going. you know, remember these are the same folks who screamed bloody murder when they discovered that in some part the opposition research, the dossier, the famous christopher steele dossier might have been used in part for spread casing for investigation now they are doing the aim thing reaching out for dirt. opposition research. here is the big problem for me. rudy gul noy is the presi

there's even a cameo by rudolph giuliani. >> yeah, it's almost two separate stories. we have joe biden as vice president having intervened to sort of force the firing of a ukrainian prosecutor who happened to have an open case looking into a company, ukrainian gas company, that was employing joe biden's son. joe biden's son, hunter biden, was on the board of. potential conflict of interest i think joe biden will have to answer for, particularly as he's casting himself as a statesman. and then on the other side you have rudy giuliani and allies of the president actually soliciting information from ukrainians that could be damaging to joe biden and also could be used to undermine the origins of parts of the special counsel, what became the special counsel investigation, so you have rudy giuliani really trying to capitalize on this in a way that could redound to donald trump's benefit. >> to our viewers, the request remains the same. look for ken vogel's byline as always, especially tonight. to ken vogel, our thanks, along with berit berger, matt miller, jeremy bash. our

. ♪ you're toxic >> reporter: yet earlier this week her longtime manager larry rudolph implying to tmzf and that she hasn't called me in months to talk about doing anything. so i'm not sure if or when she will ever want to work again. it's that simple. this all coming on the heels of a tumultuous few weeks. the 37-year-old currently caught between her parents who are fighting in court over her conservatorship which has been overseen by her father jamie spears since 2008. last week a los angeles judge ordering a new evaluation of the singer. >> she remains under a conservatorship where her father controls her finances and controls how her money is spent. in part to make sure other people don't take advantage of her. >> reporter: since walking away from her multimillion dollar vegas residency in january and checking herself into a wellness center citing the need for me time after her father suffered a ruptured colon, britney fans have been looking for any clues about when she might return to performing. >> it's a bit difficult to sift through what's going on. she is sending messages she'

this is like getting a second opinion from rudolph giuliani on your heart surgery.our dentist about whether you need heart surgery. this is apples and oranges and the apples are rotten. we've seen the pattern of barr saying and doing anything. no obstruction, no collusion. whether it is the mueller report, spying, no evidence of illegal conduct for article by our law enforcement or intelligence committees. sometimes it really captures it. this is the shoe shining. and the difference in this picture that i would like you to speak to. they are political figures. they can get on their knees and shine shoes or get up. they're political. is there something wrong with mr. barr being in that same category, given his constitutional allegations? >> yeah. there is. as the head of basically law enforcement, he is assisting in with th weaponizing. from all the evidence of felony offense that's we now know the president committed. this is just ratcheting up the highlights how congress's timidity and not moving forward will continue to inure to the detriment of the american peopl

. ♪ i cannot hide it her longtime manager larry rudolph told tmz spears was not in a mental or physical march spears entered a wellness treatment facility. >> i think it's confusing for the fans to figure out what's going on. i think what they should hope for she gets better and those around her agree she's gotten better, that she can get herself back together like in 2008. and that she can resume consideration of what her performing career will be. >> she is a grown woman. she is an adult. >> i'm so confused. he issued a new statement to billboard that says i simply said that the vegas residency is now officially off and that she hasn't called me in months to talk about doing anything so i'm not sure if or when she will ever want to work again. it's that simple. >> it sounds like some communication needs to be re-established but clearly her choreo has not suffered. >> she looks great. ♪ somebody's going to get fired ♪ >>> have you ever dreamed about working for the royal family? this is your chance. they are looking for a social media manager for queen elizabeth. its ad states they wan

in addition numerous witnesses, including but not limited to jared kushner, sarah sanders, rudolph giuliani, michael flynn, steve bannon and john kelly allstated they could not recall events. the president himself said more than 30 times that he could not recall or remember enough to answer written questions from the special counsel. the special counsel also recounted that, quote, some associated with the trump campaign deleted relevant communications or communicated during the relevant period using applications that featured encryption or do not provide for long-term retention of data, end quote. based on these gaps, mueller concluded, and i quote again, that the mueller report cannot additional information would have shed additional light or cast a new light on the events subscribe described in the report, end quote. and contrary to the conclusion that the special counsel's report did not find evidence of communication or coordination between the trump campaign and russia, the mueller report explicitly states, and i quote, a statement that the investigation did not establish particular fa

he's been acting more like a rudolph giuliani than the independent head of the department of justice.akes a fair reading of that sees misconduct rife within this administration. literally, lies and even ordering don mcgahn to manufacture evidence to cover up what could be a trail of, toward obstruction. the election side, you have a state adversary, a foreign adversary who is literally breaking the law, attacking our election systems, and they greeted that with seemingly glee. >> so let me ask you this. did donald trump obstruct justice? >> i think we need to answer that question. and there was a process in doing it. we should get the unredacted report. mueller should be coming before the judiciary hearing in open hearings and we should look at the underlying documentation. >> based on what is public, do you have a view that is likely or unlikely? there are other talented lawyers who say yes. >> i believe right now, i have a job to do. that should be to continue the investigation. that's the responsible way to do it. >> you're so smart. i worry you're using your tension to move away.

you had rudolph giuliani working for many years for purdue pharma as one of its main interlocutors withrnment agencies. it's taken a long time to get to the point where 60,000 people are dying a year of drug overdoses both from prescription painkillers and illegal drugs like counterfeit fentanyl, for governments to start taking actions, to start taking this seriously. >> you updated your book and expanded it last year. what's changed since you started your research back in 2001? why did you feel like you needed to update the book? >> like all journalists, you think that when you write about something you're going to do something to affect the situation. all that i found here was that the number of deaths was increasing every year, the number of prescriptions, for prescription painkillers, was increasing every year. and the situation was growing more and more out of control. >> barry meier, thank you. we'll keep a close eye on that trial in oklahoma and we hope you'll come back. >> thanks so much. >>> democratic hopeful joe biden holding his first town hall tonight as a candidate. we'll

. >> harris: congressman rudolph, your body on the hill has the opportunity, the responsibility, thehance, if you will, to change the game with regard to what is rejected, without anybody else doing it. you could change the rules, the law, based on a grand jury testimony and what has been left off. why not do that? take a look at it and make your own determination. >> let's keep in mind that every single member of congress, democrats and republicans, signed a resolution demanding that the attorney general provide the mueller report to congress unredacted. >> harris: but he was not going to do that against the rules. because the rules currently state he cannot uncover that grand jury 6e testimony. that's how you get it. otherwise we are all in trouble. >> that's not true, congress deals with classified information all the time. >> harris: why not change it? make it easy. >> congress deals with classified information of the time. they are quite prepared in the judiciary committee and intelligence committee to be able to handle that information. these are just roadblocks that the ag is

in addition, numerous witnesses, including but not limited to jared kushner, sarah sanders, rudolph giuliani, michael flynn, steve bannon and john kelly all stated they could not recall events. the president himself said more than 30 times that he could not recall or remember enough to be able to answer written questions from the special counsel. the special counsel also recounted that, quote, relevant communications or communicated during the relevant period using applications that featured encryption or do not provide for long-term retention of data end quote. based on these gaps, the mueller report concluded and i quote, again. the office cannot rule out the possibility that the unavailable information would have shed additional light on or cast a new light on events described in the report, end quote. and contrary to the conclusion that the special counsel's report did not find evidence of communication or coordination between the trump campaign and russia, the mueller report explicitly states and i quote, a statement that the investigation did not establish particular facts does not mea

maya rudolph. >> yes. >> jimmy: paula pell. >> yes. >> jimmy: tina fey. [ cheers ] >> yes. >> jimmy:my: murderer's row. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean the funniest people out there. >> yeah, it wasn't tt hard. >> jimmy: to make them laugh? >> no, it wasn't so hard. they're just so funny and so talented and so good.ye >> jimmy: . >> my job was just to get them to stop talking -- [ laughter ] to each other. >> jimmy: you're like, "guys, yfocus up." >>eah, just like, "hey guys. that's a really funny ovory. come on here. sit down over --" i would just trick them. >> jimmy: your voice gets really high too. >> hey, guys. sit down over here. and i'd go, "action." >> jimmy: "hurry it up." yeah, yeah. >> yeah. but i was kind of the buzzkill. i had to stop all the fun. >> jimmy: who wrote this? >> emily spivey and liz cackowski, our friends. >> jimmy: i love them both. yes. >> yes. >> wonderful, amazing ladies. th>> jimmy: it's based on g you kind of did, right? >> yeah, we went to wine country for dratch's 50th. and we also went to palm springs for ana's 50th. and we just kind of smooshed some of

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she stars alongsid amy poehler, tina fey and maya rudolph in the new movie "wine country." please. paula -- >> i'm wearing a hybrid jumpsuit. it's kind of a dress a kind of a jumpsuit. >> jimmy: oh, fun. >> i've always been a little confused. ro>> jimmy: a little dange? >> yes. hi, i can't believe i'm here. >> jimmy: i'm so happy you're here. it feels like -- >> jimmy: i've known you forever. i love you. >> it feels surreal like we work at a mall food court. and i'm like, "hey, jimmy. i had a dream last night you hosted 'the tonight show.' and i was one of the guests." [ laughter ] it feels so beautifully unreal. >> jimmy used to spend so much time together. let me just do this and you can plug your ears if you want. i should have done before you came out.t buula's responsible for some of the funniest sketches in the history of "saturday night live." she wrote "the spartan cheerleaders" with will ferrell and chi oteri. [ cheers and applause ] "omeletteville" with justin timberlake. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ bring it on down to omeletteville ♪ "tony bennett," alec baldwin sk

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revelation, this story in "the new york times" where reports that the president's outside attorney, rudolph giuliani, is planning a trip to ukraine, quote, mr. giuliani wants to meet with the nation's president elect to urge him to pursue inquiries from the white house that could yield information about two matters of intense interest to mr. trump. one is the origin of the special counsel's investigation into russia's interference in the 2016 election. the other is the involvement of former vice president joseph r. biden's son in a gas company owned by a ukrainian oligarch. i was in communication with mayor giuliani, i said, wait a minute, this looks like it could be seen as accepting help from another foreign government. his response to me in an investigation, it's perfectly legal. barbara, is it? >> you know, it's so unusual that it's very difficult to even analyze legally. i suppose to the extent that he is promising anything of value in exchange for help he might get from a foreign country, there could potentially be some violation of the foreign court practices act. i think the bigger

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