but my introduction to martin scorsese as a film—maker was with his film kundun.wish to find their purer selves. i saw that there was great potential to be brought inside of a world we can't access any more. the 1920s osage oil boom, showing osage people like i'd seen in photographs when i was younger, cos my dad made a point of talking about this period. not necessarily the reign of terror because we didn't have that language, but of osage oil wealth. ijust remember the first time i saw the film, seeing the slide show of all of these images come to life, just how incredible it was to see that world that was stripped so quickly. i felt the same way watching kundun. i was young enough to start grasping the free tibet movement and just so grateful to get to have that feeling of experiencing a place that is so sacred and is no longer accessible by the people who belong there. tibet will call on the west for help and hope that these countries will recognise our independence. it was done in a way that i think only a film—maker as dedicated, as tenacious, as humanist as

. >> you were 12, and you had more experience in film than either martin scorsese or robert de niro.> yes, i had i had made more movies than either one of them scorsese and de niro and all of the movies that they've made. um, but yeah, my reference for them is is very different. you know, martin scorsese had a little funny mustache, and he was really young, and his mother was on set the whole time, and she was always like, taxi driver. yes. and she was tucking in his shirt all the time, and she was like, patting his butt and not making sure you were okay. >> yeah. >> so i do have a different memory of them, i think. >> but that's good. and, um, just because killers of the flower moon is another amazingly timely film in terms of diversity and representation of indigenous people. did you like the film? >> you know, there's mixed feelings about the film. um, not there, not anything negative. i am so proud of lily gladstone and the entire indigenous cast and the entire osage nation. she did a wonderful job. so did the whole cast. so i think having an ally like martin scorsese, who took h

that's what scorsese is doing. that's what tarantino is doing. the people who have...'ve gotten... they understand it. they have control of it. they own it, in other words. that's how they communicate their art form — through film. are you worried, though, about cinema when it means so much to you? no... the idea of la without cinemas? i don't think that's going to happen. it can't happen. it was back in 2004 that pacino won, not an oscar, but an emmy award for playing the notorious lawyer roy cohn in the drama series angels in america. by taking on the role, he became one of the biggest hollywood names to embrace television — today commonplace, back then unusualfor an actor of his stature. but change and what the future may hold is something he has always been relaxed about. with actors, there's so much talk about digital representation and how once you've gone, that can live on. yeah. how do you feel about your image starring in films in the future? i can't think about things like that. i mean, what would i know? who knows? maybe they get some image that works. when

by the way, if you haven't seen it yet, be sure to check out fox nation's hit series martin scorseseresents "the saints." the third episode focuses on the life of sebastian who worked to convert roman elites to christianity and became a martyr for his faith. scorsese explains how he i drew inspiration for the series from the saints' lives. >> i think it started with people just telling stories of men and women who did extraordinary things, were extraordinary people, who stood up to injustices and cruelty and risked their lives to help other people. shannon: martin scorsese presents "the saints" is available on fox nation, there are new episodes every sunday through december 8th. and by the way, don't miss if "fox news sunday," we'll be doing our sate of defense special, discussing the issues facing the country and the world as a new trump administration prepares to take over. i'll be reporting from the reagan national defense forum in simi valley, california. that is it for us today. thank you for joining us. i'm shannon bream. have a blessed week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday

martin scorsese the saints. let's get it quick check at the dow 30 stocks.ading volume very thin today. the markets closed tomorrow. still more green on the dow they had read. however, the dow was off about 14 points, essentially, flat. but there you have it. nike and chevron at the top. all very quiet but certainly none of the sellout that we saw in the last couple of sessions. by the way, do not go anywhere. we are going to take a look back at barney and companies best moments from 2024. ♪ lock in let's go. rated e for everyone. [rock and roll music playing] xfinity. made for gaming. rewards members, get early access to an ea sports fc25 kit. visit xfinity.com/rewards. ♪ a little bit to fire things up on this new year's eve. that means it is the perfect time to take another look back at some of our favorite moments from this year right here on barney and company. watch. >> barney and company is about to begin. >> 4.8 earthquake just rattled through greater new york and new jersey area. lauren and i were sitting here with the four-star general. the side of

. >> jimmy: by the way, it's getting praise from martin scorsese, ridley scott. >> i know, amazing. >st, like, gave the most beautiful introduction. it was those pinch me moments, i can't even tell you. >> jimmy: how do you choose this film and why is this the first one to write and direct this one? >> i always felt like it had to be something special.t had to something that made me, like i had to do it. >> jimmy: but you had this in your head, this idea? >> yeah, the idea. and it sort of -- it started ruminating. and i -- you know, also remember michael pitt when i was in "boardwalk -- the "boardwalk empire" days. he always used to be punching sandbags, going to the boxing gym in between takes. and i was like -- i got this idea, i saw stanley kubrick short documentary. a little documentary just about a boxer on the day of a prize fight. and i said, all the films i loved growing up, the story itself was simple. but it was the human aspect of it that made it complex. it's that they just turned it up a notch and they had to play into it. so, i said, what i -- what if this day was his la

know, the importance of telling your own stories, because i wanted to ask you, you know, martin scorsesedo dicaprio, robert de niro — fine, upstanding men, but they're all white men. did you have any kind of apprehension about collaborating with white men on telling a story about a terrible wrong done to indigenous people in the united states? absolutely. um, there was apprehension about all of it and all aspects of it, where a lot of comfort came before walking in and seeing what it actually was to work with these incredible, incredible humans, um, was the legacy of work that they all had. you know, leo, with his climate activism and the way that i know his organisation centres grassroots indigenous people. i had a feeling that that's what he would be like to work with on this project, and it certainly was. but the film had built such a strong safety net of osage voices in every department around the whole production, so i neverfelt like i had to be alone or speak out of turn. untranslated. that's how you are. i don't know what you said, but it must have been indian for handsome devil.

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if you have not seen it already, check out martin scorsese presents the saints.wasn't smooth enough. >> jessie and i had a private conversation earlier in the day and we decided i am going to sit here and ask questions while he goes into the crowd. >> i am going into the crowd. >> you are in my world today watters. can i have martha maccallum and my brother from another mother. >> martha, you will go first. what holiday tradition in your christmas celebration is your favorite? >> christmas caroling. we sing a lot and i have a book that has all the music in it and it is my favorite thing about christmas. >> thanksgiving night we put all the christmas trees up, all the ornaments up. that is the best time. then you make a big meal. you always have to have food in texas. >> we eat and other states, too, but it's all good. brian, where is timmy? >> here we go. from virginia, what do you want for christmas this year? >> i would, for once, love to win on sink or swim. do you think that could happen? >> we are not going to rig it for you. it has to be fair and square. >>

and martin scorsese's film "goodfellas." david berg was a board member.s pretty remarkable. >> reporter: among the more than 17,000 blues recordings, a rare copy of robert johnson's "me and the devil blues". >> and this is one of only ten admitted known copies. >> reporter: this is a sign from the original place? thinking was on white street in manhattan. >> reporter: george launched the archive in new york in 1985 with his own library of 47,000 discs. this is from your collection? >> yes. i kept the tag. look. >> reporter: rising rents drove him out of the city, but the collection has continued to grow. >> this is -- a hefty box of 78s. whoa. >> reporter: some early 78 rpm recordings date to the 1920s. >> the artists aren't familiar, but the labels are. capitol, deka. >> that's where we get the term album from. this is a bone recording. >> reporter: what is a bone recording? ♪ >> it's a bootleg record of how howlin' wolf, pressed on to an x-ray and smuggled into the soviet union in the 1960s. >> there is lots of them, but it's hard to find one with a rea

if you haven't already seen it, check out fox nation's hit series martin scorsese presents the saintsebastian, available on foxnation.com. this series has been looking at all different saints in the modern day and, like, you know, joan of arc, really interesting. >> well, i love history and in part because of what we can learn from history. you know, we are who we are in part because of those who came before us. maria: let's look at the market here, 30 minutes away from the opening bell. dow industrials up 194, the nasdaq up 164. final thoughts, rebecca. >> just want to give a hot out to my corporate office back in tampa, love you guys, congratulations. maria: mike balboni. >> the book with sales of bibles surging. maria: wow. yeah, interesting. great show, you guys. really enjoyed -- final thoughts, adam. take us home. >> yeah. just own stocks, don't fight the tape. maria: the trend is your friend. have a great day, everybody. see you to again origin to. "varney & company" picks it up. stu, take it away. stuart: here

stuart: ladies and gentlemen, a quick programming note, don't forget to check out martin scorsese presents watch this. >> you believe you were sent by god? >> yes. >> in the river jordan. >> in the name of the one true god. stuart: watch all four episodes of this season available now on fox nation. here we go, the thursday trivia question. not bad. tom hanks plays how many different roles in the polar express? 2, 4, 6, or 8? the answer when we come back. ♪ if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long-lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision. .. compared to those on eylea at 4 months. eylea hd is the only wet amd therapy that helped 8 out of 10 people go up to 4 months between injections after 3 initial monthly treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eylea hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swelling of blood vessels in the eye. an increase in eye pressure has been seen. there is an u

martin scorsese presents the saints available on fox nation. you are a defender of rome. we must establish order. >> i'm here to help you save your self. >> i can see right through it. >> i speak in the name of the one true god. stuart: i watch the episodes available so far and they are terrific. every sunday there is a fresh episode through december 8th on fox nation. still ahead, guy benson on what kamala harris's advisor say biden's internal polls were catastrophic before he hit -- quit the race. appeals court ruling showed trump can get around sanctuary rules and deport illegals. guy lewis on a fifth amendment loophole on hunter biden pardon. it means the biden family is not out of the woods. the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ [cheerful music] [phone ringing] not all multimillionaires build their wealth the same way, you have... the fearless investor. the type a cpa. the boot strapper. th. trust schwab with more than three trillion dollars of their wealth. ♪ to go further, you need to be ready for what's down the road. as energy demand continues t

programming note, check out fox nation's hit series martin scorsese presents the saints, you can watchthe latest episode. >> would like to go with them. always by your side. everywhere. >> i would like to take the place of this man. stuart: still ahead, jimmy faila, kamala harris was a stranger to people when she started her campaign. alvin bragg called to resign in shame. the wall street journal's alicia finley, why progressives are acknowledging obamacare is a failure. the 11:00 hour is next. patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth, they have to make a choice- one versus the other. new sensodyne clinical white, it provides 2 shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. i'll be home for christmas. you can count on me. please have snow and mistletoe and presents under the tree. right now all over the country, kids at shriners hospitals for children™ are able to go home and be with their families for the holidays. and it's only possible because of the monthly support of people just li

and finally, martin scorsese's the saint is available now on fox nation with a brand-new episode basedan that's just released today. watch. >> you are a defender in rome. >> we must re-establish order. >> i'm here to help you save yourselves. >> i speak in the name of the one true god. >> sign up for fox nation for 199 a month. rachel: you can catch each of the first three episodes right now on fox nation. and those are your headlines. will: president-elect trump threatening 100% tariff against any country eyeing a shift away from the u.s. dollar in favor of any currency backed by the brits alliance. joey: trump saying they can, quote, find another sucker, there's no chance the brisbrics willreplace the u.s. y country that tries should waive good-bye to america. rachel: jackie deangeles joining us now. jackie, great to have you on this morning. >> good morning, great to see you. rachel: this should have been a no-brainer. all of our policy should have been, whether the war with ukraine or whatever we're doing should be around protecting the u.s. dollar's status, correct? >> absolutely.

stuart: martin scorsese the saints available on fox nation and the newest episode about saint sebastianwe must reestablish order. >> i speak in the name of the one true god. stuart: catch new episodes every sunday through december 8 on fox nation. it's that time where we go back to the markets and check out the dow 306789 the split of winners and losers and a few more losers than winners and lot more red than green and dow is down 200 points almost exactly. seattle hosting annual christmas tree lighting. the mayor couldn't help himself. he just had to politicize the event. watch. >> social justice for all. we'll continue fighting for hands down and going for all games. stuart: jason rantz is fired up about this and he's next. ♪ dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so you can always see where you're heading without fingersticks. dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm, so you can manage your diabetes with confidence. ♪ what does a good investment opportunity look like? at t. rowe price we let curiosity light the way. asking smart questions about opportunities like cle

jeanine: i do go first if you haven't seen us already check out fox nation's hit series martin scorsese'snday. it's available on fox nation.com. sebastian was someone who served in the prey torian guard. you will love it. watch it. i love it you should too. so there. >> dana: that's it. jessica? >> jessica: check out this little 1-year-old liam couldn't help but smile when tried on new glasses. always smiling baby more smiley than ever. 100 million views on social media. she hopes the video will help other babies focus on eye health. i was thinking about this actually. how do you figure out how your baby. >> judge jeanine: if they walk into the. >> dana: to the zoo and giraffe said look at that tongue. what tongue? he was 4 years old. charlie? >> charlie: great video here. this is officer jacob tara from lone tree, colorado. he had to grab a kid's bike in order to track down a criminal who had to be pulled over by police. arrested. the guy already had three outstanding warrants including one for armed robbery. we need more of this. >> dana: i love it. jesse? >> jesse: happy cyber monday,

martin score sai scorsese presee saints is available on fox nation.ode about saint sebastian. >> you are a defender of rome. >> we must re-establish order. >> i'm here to help you save yourselves. >> i can see right through it. >> i speak in the name of the one true god. stuart: i really recommend that. i've seen both episodes so far. bill tuning in for the new one. there is a new soaped by the way every sunday all the way through december 8th. it's on fox nation. ashley, you've got an interesting story. new numbers on bible sales. tell me more. >> what a great transition, stu. yes, bible sales are up 22% in the u.s. through the end of october compared with the same period last year. the question is, why? well, they're being fueled by worries about the economy, conflicts abroad and uncertainty over the election. in the same period, total u.s. print book sales by the way were up less than 1%. bible sales, however, rose to 14 14.2 million in 2023 from 9.7 million in 2019 and they hit 13.7 million in the first 10 months of the year. publishers say the bo

will: like, legitimately great stories that you get to hear about done by martin scorsese.y're real. charlie: yeah, they're real. they're about flawed and frail humans who overcome and make it the saint hood. will: by the way, you can also, as well, get your fox nation if subscription. there's a promo. this weak we had the patriot awards, so if you go to fox nation, you get the 2-hour streaming airing which is this sunday of the patriot awards. it'll air on fox news channel on sunday. it's already on fox nation. so that's where we were on -- i'm getting my nights -- thursday night? rachel: thursday night. will: yeah, my week's been a blur. rachel: that was a fun night. [laughter] we had a good time. will: you can see the patriot awards and the saints by heading to fox nation. >>> meanwhile, doge is coming after government employees working from home as taxpayers foot a mass e bill for empty buildings. rachel: but first, the search for man accused of killing the united health care ceo now expanding nays wide. charlie: the former head of threat management at unitedhealth grou

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besides them, and martin scorsese talking about them and life after, besides him there is nobody questioning and no one ever going to sit there that has had a perfect life. ask yourself at 450-something years old the perfect person at the right time to lead our military in the right direction? >> lawrence: it's what the people wanted was a disrupter. second thing i would say is this: much like the matt gaetz situation, careful what you wish for. do you want ron desantis there? you think pete is going to be a disrupter. put ron desantis even more of a disrupter like when you got poland, let the process play out. >> steve: we have got on our show an exclusive later on in the 8:00 hour, pinal pay hegseth, pete's his or her is going to be on. she wanted to explain the scathing email she sent and what happened after that and she will be here exclusively on "fox & friends." >> brian: you want some good news. i saw those citizens shout down idiotic mayor for backing sanctuary cities and then i watch a mayor in new york city say i want to talk to tom homan because i want to make sure that we have an

today on fox nation experience the lives of history's famous saints in a brand new episode of martin scorseseto help you save yourselves. >> -- so that i can see right through him! >> i speak in the name of the one true god! >> sign up for fox nation if for $1.99 a month. rachel: faith-based content growing more popular with more and more adults saying they've become more spiritual even as they are less religious. will: the young adult ministry director for the duluth, minnesota, die seize joins us now. father, thanks for being with us. >> absolutely. will: this is -- you know, rachel and i were hanging out earlier this week talking, and we were saying, you know, hollywood is so good at producing sequels and superhero movies. the bible and christianity represent some of the oldest stories in humanity, obviously successful as people keep returning to it, but it hasn't been mined for high production like we're seeing here with the saints. i would think a entrepreneur would look at this and go, hey, maybe we should source this material. >> absolutely. i mean, it's one of those situations where w

you guys better watch out or martin scorsese's gonna make a movie about this.na play trump, and he's gonna win every oscar. [ laughter ] "windmills -- windmills -- windmills cause cancer." "ask not what my de niro --" man, it really is thanksgiving. they went from "love in the room" to "knife fight," like your family after your sister's ex shows up to dinner. "brad, you have some nerve showing your face after how you left my daughter. i thought you were on a journey of self-discovery in the rainforest." the knife fights in trump world are apparently so bad that they're even spilling out into public view. >> epshteyn was involved in two shouting matches, including one involving elon musk. tell us more about the tension, divisiveness there. >> yeah, it's certainly feeling like a drama filled mar-a-lago 'cause both of these occurred at that beach resort. one of them, again, between elon musk and boris epshteyn. the second outburst or, kind of, confrontation that we learned about from several witnesses at mar-a-lago was between bessent and boris epshteyn with epsht

shannon: martin scorsese presents "the saints" is available on fox nation, there are new episodes every sunday through december 8th. and by the way, don't miss if "fox news sunday," we'll be doing our sate of defense special, discussing the issues facing the country and the world as a new trump administration prepares to take over. i'll be reporting from the reagan national defense forum in simi valley, california. that is it for us today. thank you for joining us. i'm shannon bream. have a blessed week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> hello everyone i'm julie along with lisa boothe charlie hurt and tom shillue welcome to the big weekend show the big story tonight president-elect donald trump is preparing for major confirmation fight right now. that he hases full team to dismantle the deep state. the left is freaking out over his decision to replace fbi director chris ray with kash patel. >> patel is a maga loyalist lacking serious experience in federal law enforcement. but then why should that stop him? he's obsessed with the so-called deep state that doesn't even exist. t

if you haven't seen it yet be sure to check on fox nations hit series martin scorsese presents the saints final episode is out today focusing on the life of maximilian colby now known as the patron saint of prisoners. colby was a franciscan monk who became a martyr for his faith after beinheld as a prisoner at auschwitz. you can watch all four episodes on fox nation.com. that is it for us today. nicu so much for joining us. [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ what did you do when you heard about the tsunami warning? well, that's what the city of berkeley wants to know. we'll tell you about the new survey they're putting out. >> i think i heard the guards yelling, stop! stop, stop! [music] >> a tragedy in the south bay. a teen driver barrels into a security booth, killing a

shannon: martin scorsese presents "the saints" is available on fox nation, there are new episodes every sunday through december 8th. and by the way, don't miss if "fox news sunday," we'll be doing our sate of defense special, discussing the issues facing the country and the world as a new trump administration prepares to take over. i'll be reporting from the reagan national defense forum in simi valley, california. that is it for us today. thank you for joining us. i'm shannon bream. have a blessed week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ o church. will: there you go. rachel: merry christmas, everybody. ♪ >> welcome to to sunday morning futures, everyone, i'm jackie deangelis in for maria bartiromo. today, president trump locks in who he wants to overhaul federal law enforcement. last night he announced kash patel, attorney and former department of defense chief of staff, as his nominee for fbi director. trump called patel an advocate for truth. here's what patel said on this program last week. maria: how do you believe americans will regain trust in our most important law enforc

and now we're in the sort of scorsese period. >> well, that is a marvellous summary.ven summary. the show is nearly over. let's take a final look at tuesday's front pages before we go home. the telegraph pm night's khan in reward for failure. also gareth southgate daily mail pm's reward for failure as sadiq khan is knighted. the times public sector plan to trade pensions for higher pay. the sun now we want justice for our liam the eye newspaper has post office scandal victims being given honours, but wait for compensation still goes on. and the daily star eggheads, we've cracked baldness, eat more eggs. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, josh howie and aidan mcqueen. tomorrow is a gb news new year's eve special. but we'll be back the day after that. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise, thank you very much for your company and have a very happy new year. happy new year. >> there will be a light breeze in the morning leading to a warm front. boxt heat pumps sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello there! good evening. welcome

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