ryan coogler joins us, everybody!cheers and applause) >> trevor: and thank you all for joining us wherever you are. unless you're in that oregon wildlife refuge that just got taken over by armed militiamen and, if you, are then i guess thanks for watching. (laughter) but is this really the time for comedy? the answer is yes. it's always a time for comedy. so! a group of radical extremists have taken over federal buildings in a remote area of oregon. you know what? actually federal buildings makes it sound like they took over the treasury department. it's more like a rest stop. very small -- (laughter) but still it's a government building and turns out tangling with the government is just what these guys do. >> ammon bundy is leading the occupation. back in 2014 bundy's father cliven was embroiled in a dispute with federal officials over crazing rights over federal land in nevada. >> trevor: this is insane. it's 2016. capital ranchers in a standoff with the federal government. sounds like 1873. i knew there was a time

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i have to give total credit though to the director, ryan coogler, and michael b. jordan. they're extraordinary. i was just hanging on for the ride. >> jimmy: no, no, no. i told you backstage. i go, "you made me cry." like, oh, my gosh. it's tough for a man to tell another man, you did that. [ laughter ] but i had to do it, because it was moving. it was great. >> no, no, because i was really happy with the last -- the hardest film i ever had to get off the ground was the last "rocky", because "rocky v" didn't work, and i just wanted to go out with kind of, like, some sense of accomplishment with the last, "rocky balboa." but they said, "hey, you know, it's kind of tough to do a a boxing film when you're following a bomb 15 years later and you're a 60-year-old fighter." it's like looking at a a 200-year-old pole dancer. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not -- no, no. >> the same thing. >> jimmy: that was one review. one review. big deal. [ laughter ] no, but i see this, you rebranded it. now it's a new thing. and you got michael b. jordan, who's fantastic as well. >> yeah, he is

and, also, ryan coogler, who is -- "creed" is a hot topic right now because of what happened with stallone and him not acknowledging the director and the producer of the movie. so, we have certainly been i guess a platform for the diverse voices that are currently working in the business. >> and so, as you've watched this unfold the last week or so, what were your thoughts, when you heard the nominations come out again, and once again, some of the actors that were -- really, their performances really touted beforehand, once nominations came out. >> yeah, i'm frustrated by it because this is the conversation that we have every four or five years. the bottom line is, the system is broken. hollywood is an $11 billion private party. it's managed like it's a party at someone's mansion in the hamptons, where you have to be invited, and there's a big gate and a red carpet down the street and a big doorman at the door. but it really is an industry. >> it's a business. >> and it's america's most prestigious industry, and we treat it like it's a party. and that's really what's wrong with it. the mem