rufus king and i'm trying to think an equivalent speaker to rufus king. i would say john mccain if john mccain were alive. he was like a diplomat who was a senator and you'd been around politics since the revolution and he give some speeches against missouri and the slavery in missouri that has become widely and he becomes the federalist presidential candidate and rufus king was pointed to as the ringleader of this northern section of the federalist plot. it's very hard to say whether that's actually true or not. there's actually a lot of debate among historians included in the book including volume one of a 2-volume set. >> craig, a pianist would have have on the subject of who won in missouri? >> that depends on your perspective of it. >> donald ratcliffe story at oxford he writes an essay and i'm going to have to look at the book rather than trying to remember. it's the surprising politics of the missouri politics were john ratcliffe is on the north and the antislavery side one. he wants you to know that no one really liked the results of this. especia

so when rufus is sprung from his prison cell by his loyal sidekicks, among them lakeith stanfield and regina kingown gang, including his on—off girlfriend played by zazie beetz and a marshal played by delroy lindo. i don't know who you are. the interesting thing is that race and racism aren't subjects which come up too often. they're mentioned once or twice, but samuel has chosen not to write an overtly political screenplay. he lets the casting make his point that african—american characters have always been underrepresented in westerns, but the film itself is a riproaring, blood splattering tale of bank robberies and shootouts with an energy and an attitude taken straight from quentin tarantino. the harder they fall is hugely entertaining and seriously stylish in a post—modern sort of way. the soundtrack bursts with hip—hop and funk and reggae, and production design suggests a graphic novel or a music video rather than a traditional western. rufus buck's saloon, for instance, is painted deep blue and gold and the dancer inside is painted deep blue and gold as well. as radical as the casting is,

so when rufus is sprung from his prison cell by his loyal sidekicks, among them lakeith stanfield and regina kingd played by zazie beetz and a marshal played by delroy lindo. i don't know who you are. the interesting thing is that race and racism aren't subjects which come up too often. they're mentioned once or twice, but samuel has chosen not to write an overtly political screenplay. he lets the casting make his point that african—american characters have always been underrepresented in westerns, but the film itself is a riproaring, blood splattering tale of bank robberies and shootouts with an energy and an attitude taken straight from quentin tarantino. the harder they fall is hugely entertaining and seriously stylish in a post—modern sort of way. the soundtrack bursts with hip—hop and funk and reggae, and production design suggests a graphic novel or a music video rather than a traditional western. rufus buck's saloon, for instance, is painted deep blue and gold and the dancer inside is painted deep blue and gold as well. as radical as the casting is, the most remarkable aspect of samuel's f

australia with a brand new album called "surrender," music from rufus du sol from the mercedes-benz stage. tomorrow night the wonderful regina kingderful lenny clarke will join us. we'll have music from the kid laroi and hopefully bill murray too. you know, bill was supposed to be with us tonight but there's a big storm on the east coast and the power went out in his yurt. so he wasn't able to make it. we'll try it again tomorrow. our first guest is a very funny emmy-winning actor, writer, director, and producer you may know from an emmy-winning show he did with his dad eugene with whom he teams up once again for this new book, "best wishes, warmest regards, the story of schitt's creek." please welcome dan levy! [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> great to be here. >> jimmy: it's great to have you here. last time you were here was -- last time was like via satellite from canada. >> yeah, last time i was on my couch with my dad, and i believe he did a bit where he brought a broom out because the show had just swept the emmys and he thought that was like a really good cool thing to do. listen, it was a bold choice. and i

tomorrow night dan levee will join us from music from rufus desoul and special appearance from bill murray, who was in "ghostbusters." thursday night regina kingscar nominee and multitime "avengers" who puts the bow and arrows down for the new show "mayor of kingstown". >> i'm moving. >> hang on. i got it. >> three seconds. >> i don't see him. >> he'll be there. >> [ bleep ], i didn't see him. i don't see him. >> "mayor of kingstown" premiers may 4 on paramount. please say hello to jeremy renner. how you doing? i'm glad you're okay. that looked like a very bad accident you had. >> i had to give my driver's license it looks like. >> jimmy: hey, i do want to mention something. i had trouble keeping it straight all day. mayor of kingstown sounds a lot like mayor of easttown. >> i know. it happened. >> jimmy: did you know going into this that you had almost the same title? >> i didn't choose the name. what do i care? you don't care? >> i'm in. >> jimmy: did anybody say maybe we should care the mayor of kingstown? >> by the way, the dp that shot the mayor of easttown is the same dp that shot the mayor of kingstown. he should have said something. >>