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let's go now to military and intelligence expert seth jones and retired army major general spider marks. appreciate both of you very much so, seth, you know, trying to understand what what the situation is here, that the world is in. you know, you've got a nato military official warning companies to prepare for wartime scenarios. germany's deputy defense minister, foreign minister warning that russia's outproducing 4 to 1 on ammunition nuclear bunkers in russia. germany saying they're getting bunkers ready. i mean, this is a scenario that we're in right now and then you add to that this reporting that that it's possible that russia was behind taking down this plane, this dhl plane that we played that air traffic control audio from. do you think it's possible that that's the case? >> well, erin, it's not entirely clear whether the russians were behind this specific incident. but i think what is clear and a range of u.s. officials that i've spoken to have confirmed is that the russians are involved in a much more aggressive campaign of sabotage and subversion across europe, particularly w

and -- [ laughter ] so thank you, daniel jones. >> seth: yeah. >> who as of this moment is 22-44.0 hours, 3 minutes. >> seth: 1o hours and 3 minutes? you were on your feet, for ten -- i mean not fully on your feet. but i've never broadcast for ten straight hours. how was it? >> it was good. it's muscle memory. turns out the congressional districts are mostly the same. >> seth: yeah. >> and most of the members of the senate are the same, and all that. but we were really proud of our effort. we had 53 days to build it, hired 212 people. it was-- it was quite a night. i have one regret. a lot of people hit subscribe and save. so i'm trying to get to your houses. [ laughter ] the lee family of hoboken was not home this morning. and that just backs up every other family. >> seth: you're now doing deliveries. >> yeah. yeah. >> seth: based on -- oh, my god. it's -- i didn't know that little button was there. [ laughter ] so from q-tips to supplements, to multivitamins, as people run out it falls to me. >> seth: that's great. >> and the van drives well. >> seth: you know, i've always wond

jones 4." >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and i know, i mean, you know, the first film, obviously,ings to say about him all the time. >> poor colin. [ laughter ] they're still wheeling him out. [ laughter ] no, it's fine. it's nice to give the old boy some work. >> seth: oh, yeah, it's really nice. [ laughter ] so it's sort of charitable. when we see colin firth in films, we should see that as an act of charity. is that what you're saying? >> yeah, and actually, he looks fine. he's had a lot of work done. [ laughter ] maybe i shouldn't say that, but it's brilliant work. whoever did it. >> seth: yeah, really, yeah. you know what? he has incredible taste and he got the right person. >> i think so. and he's great with his makeup. he does his own. [ laughter ] >> seth: what a delight to have you back. thank you so much for being here. >> nice to be here. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: hugh grant, everybody. "heretic" is in theaters now. we will be right back with jonathan bailey. [ cheers and applause ] jonathan bailey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ with moderate to severe plaque psorias