because everybody in this town has an opinion on scientology.[laughter] but you don't know what it is. know the we corruption and abuses of the church but a religion is not a church. right? more than 1 billion catholics cannot just say because of the pedophilia scan all those billions of catholic are all somehow responsible for those crimes. that is the one that was interesting that people have the hardest time t with and the hardest time to admit i guess it's not that weird or any weirder than any other religion. that is the t thing. sometimes people dismiss scientology because they think it is all science fiction and my response is have you read the bible? [laughter] one more question. >> can you talk about the role ofal women and in connection with his mom? people understand the role of woment and early. >> this is fascinating. obviously religion always reflects society there is a phrase that is a fancy way to say we construct heaven, cosmic mere off whatever or like so when we were semi- independent villages with her own tribal deity, hasn't

operably the most interesting one was scientology. everybody in this town has an opinion on scientology, but do you actually know what it is? we know obviously the corruption and the abuses of the church, but a religion isn't a church. there are more than a billion catholics. you can't just say oh because of the pedophilia scandal than all those billions of catholics are all somehow responsible for those crimes. and so, that was the when i thought was very interesting, people had the hardest time with and the hardest time admitting to me that oh, well i guess it's not that weird or it's not any weirder than any other religion. that's the thing. having people sometimes dismiss scientology because they say well it's just, it's all science fiction and my response is, have you read the bible? >> to have time for one more question? the gentleman. [inaudible] >> i was wondering, could you talk about the role of women in connection with god and also in connection with islam, especially early islam because a lot of times people don't understa

i guess this was before scientology. i don't want to write about scientology. [laughter] >> i still have not seen any of griffith's films instead of his early one real type of things. which of his features can a modern person watch and really admire? >> birth of a nation, extremely problematic. intolerance. intolerance is made up of wonderful moments but the whole thing is a total mess. if you just want to watch individual scenes. that one shot where he comes from way back and comes in on this grand staircase, is an unbelievable scene. it's one of the most remarkable scenes in movie mystery but the whole movie is a mess. i like some of his more modern movies. there's a movie he made relatively late called, isn't life wonderful. which is about germany during the - -.. it's not that well known but critics who know griffith really admire it. it's one i could wholeheartedly recommend. let's see, what else? a lot of the early stuff. i talk here about the lawndale operator which is wonderful short song. you can actually see griffith learning and getting ideas. it was

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it is tom cruise jumping at 25,000 feet out of an airplane and now i have, like, except for the scientologyi have a major man crush on tom major, major, because he does all of these there's one scene where we know that he broke his ankle. >> he hurt himself. >> you can see him he gets up and he's like limping a little he finishes the scene i think. >> you think he keeps going. >> it almost looks like it but it's awesome i mean, once again there's some or something there's going to be a nuclear oblivion except for the mi guys and they have one like one second. >> but there's less mi guys. >> the mi guys are good too. it's good. you have to see it. >> it's on my list. >> some violence though. >> what kind of curse words? >> guns and stuff. >> what about the words? >> not a lot of that. >> is it pg or pg-13. >> it's not r. but a lot of violence. people getting shot and stuff. >> we're trying to avoid that. >> i'm sure. coming up milwaukee's downtown has a new look thanks to -- right in the notes -- it's pfizer forum i don't know why we won't have the wishes of this guy not the. at&t provides e

the whole scientology thing, whatever that notwithstanding, watching him do the stunts, the latest "missionsible" jumping out of the airplane. >> his latest "mission impossible" tom cruise inreal life is older than wilfred brimley was when he was cast in "cocoon. "top gun" came out in the '80s >> '86 >> val kilmer is back. that's good. john hamm who would look good in one of those dress whites. and ed harris, who is that scary guy on west world, who is also in the firm. >> the good news is -- >> he was in "the firm?" >> he was the fbi guy. >> so the delay is they're doing real stuff they need actual footage. >> and they want a summer release. >> that makes sense. >>> in sports news, there's a historic match-up set for tomorrow at the u.s. open. venus williams will face her younger sister serena. both women won their matches yesterday. serena holds a 17-12 lead in the series of matches against each other. >> and i don't want to get sad about this, but people are saying we need to -- while the williams sisters are still playing, we need to appreciate it i will go tomorrow night >> are you >>