you're fantastic in it 's on showtime on demand if you want to check it out it's getting a little emmyadle is amazing it's about the '80s so we're the '80s, get in smokeilled rooms, and it's insane how times have changed, you know, as far as -- >> jimmy: yeah >> how office politics were. even then there weren't that many people of color in the stock market so this kind of -- this dude, who is a real man, he kind of started this office and just kind of took all the people that others didjut want and kind of like, kicked ass in the '80s. >> jimmy: this is wall street in the '80s, and -- but also this is the crash, right >> yeah. it's the crash >> jimmy: the big stock market crash. >> so now i don't e ow -- i think theyming back but i don't know what it will be "black wednesday" or something [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, it did get picked up another season -- "black mday," yeah but this one -- this one you open up a fast food restaurant >> yeah, it's called "fat monday." [ laughter ] i eat most of the profits. [ laughter >> jimmy: you're great in this i want to show everybody a a cli

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ck "blaonday" on showtime >> "black monday" on showtime. >> seth: don cheadle, right there. [ cheers and applause >> there he is >> seth: have you -- >> there he is >> seth: have you enjoyed that >> i loved it. it's a really -- it's fun show 1980s wall street. very coke-y. very greedy. it's a weird, sort of, mash-upbe of tones, use we are following the lead-up to the 1987 stock market crash. but, like, it's also a very broad comedy >> seth: yeah. >> seth rogen directed our pilot. so, it's, like, it's pretty oad. >> seth: yes >> and a lot of fake cocaine >> seth: a lot of fake cocaine, yeah we talked to don cheadle abo did you -- have you enjoyed the fake cocaine >> it's not great. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i wouldn't recommend ith: >> seteah. >> it's just, like, snorting vitamin b powder for fun >> seth: yeah. i look -- yeah, all things being equal --yo >> if re going to do it, just do it >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i mean, we would joke about that we were like, "if we were actually doing cocaine right now, we would all be dead. [ l

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, the movie on showtime >> yeah, "the loudest voice.ngratulations. that was -- you were amazing >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: what was that like to play gretchen? >> oh, an extraordinary woman, what a story she endured so much. and managed to handle it with grace and dignity and despite she didn't want to do.obviously she just fought that battle and did it by herself. it was wildly impressive, and, you know, who doesn't want to play that kindowf character, you kn >> jimmy: did you get to meet her? >> i got to meet her on the red carpet of the premiere just a few weeks ago. and it was overwhelming. i mean, imagine having your story told finally, and seeing people there and - >> jimmy: and russell crowe does a great job >> russell is extraordinary. >> jimmy: he's fantastic >> and he's such an incredible actor and -- >> jimmy: you'vee nown him for a whilough, right? >> yes yeah >> we go back. a funny guy yeah >> jimmy: yeah, you said that he's crashed on your couch >> yeah, yeah. before he was -- yeah, able to pay for a hotel, i suppo

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we are now less than six hours from showtime, back to you. >> those are the rules of the road, it is live television, we cannot thank you enough. david is here to tell us what he's watching. welcome to the super bowl part one. >> i think one of the quintessential questions, this is down the road, what -- who do they think can beat trump? >> it's the story line to watch for tonight. there's been this conversation centrist democrats were expressing concern after the first debate. the party may be moving too far left center stage tonight. this is how you create a movement. this is how you get new people into the process. you broaden it by proposing policies that enliven the democratic base. there is a divide there, but i think what you'll see from the moderates against those progressives is this notion of, if you move too far left, do you make it harder for the democrats to oust trump. >> when you're looking at elizabeth warren and bernie sanders, they like each other. but they each want to be president, are they nice or do they have sharp elbows toward one another? >> i would be surpri

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journalist, msnbc national affairs analyst, co-author of "game change," co-host of "the circus" on showtime. phil, you'll excuse me. it was congresswoman bass who kept calling him mccann today to the point of great frustration here in the studio. a very basic question for you, phil. in your judgment did it just get harder for the democrats to get mcgahn in front of that committee? >> well, that's a good question, brian. as you lay it out, that's the next step for democrats. and what they're trying to do here is build some momentum. they have the facts that are laid out in the report. they have the facts that mueller testified to. what they're missing is the political momentum to move towards impeachment. and having an open televised public hearing with don mcgahn, the former white house counsel, could potentially provide that. that's a big if. the white house has been blocking that testimony, although there have been some negotiations between the staffs. but this court proceeding could be the next step. i'm not sure where it lands. it seems like mcgahn may be willing to testify in a limited

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tomorrow night it will be showtime. >> just back to the $2.5 million you're reporting on. is there a national park somewhere in america now that isn't getting that money that needs it? >> well, there's a finite omit of. parks service fees. so if you take this money out of the pool, it makes sense it wouldn't be there for other parks to use. whether a specific park won't get money for this, it's hard to know. there's only so much money in the pool. if you take this out, it would stand to reason that in other places you would have less. >> josh dawsey, this celebration taking place tomorrow. thanks for being with us this morning. keep on digging. >> thanks for having me. >>> okay. let's talk more about this. let's bring in margaret talob, bianna golodryga. great to have you. margaret, i'm still confused. is this a national holiday event? or is this a political rally for the president? >> well, alisyn, the white house says that this is not a political event. underscore not a political event. he'll talk about unity, patriotism, being an american, so on and so forth. as josh wa

i wanted to ask your guests if they have seen the series " the loudest voice" on showtime. fascinating series. it explains how one network has effectively divided this country against itself, and the rest of the right-wing media as well. the question i have your guests is that greece just went through an election. thery centrist person won prime minister. greece went through a similar crisis like the u.s. with the immigrants and everything. and the right-wing nationalists coming in and saying we are going to fix it, we are going to kick the immigrants out, and they did not do anything. this guy beat a very populist prime minister and won. sticking to the policies about how he would ask the problem greece is facing with the european union and their relationship with america. the stock to the policies and did not give into the populist -- he stuck to the policies and did not give into the populists. what are your thoughts on that? host: thank you for calling. have either of you seen the series? guest: i have not. host: to the caller's point, is there a comparison to be made b

how many different netflix, hulu, hbo go, showtime, how many are you going to have?t's what i want to know >> my family got me a smart tv for father's day and i'm too dumb to work it. >> they're smarter than i am >> thank you, julia. >> here's the thing, tyler, and guys, is that there are so many different services, but all of these really paid tv providers want to be the base of your new bundle whether it's at&t, they want to tell you they want to be your mobile carriers and they also want to sell you hbo max comcast, they want to sell you high-speed broadband they understand you need to have a mobile phone carrier you also need broadband, no matter which of these streaming services you use >> let's move on to topic four thank you, julia looks nice out there in california >> always. >> no englewood cliffs >> that's right. topic four, if you're scrimping and saving to send your child to college, the department of investigation investigating a loophole in the college aid prauz. wealthy parents are transferring guardianship of their children to relatives or friends so

i wanted to ask your guests if they have seen the series " the loudest voice" on showtime. fascinating series. it explains how one network has effectively divided this country against itself, and the rest of the right-wing media as well. the question i have your guests is that greece just went through an election. thery centrist person won prime minister. greece went through a similar crisis like the u.s. with the immigrants and everything. and the right-wing nationalists coming in and saying we are going to fix it, we are going to kick the immigrants out, and they did not do anything. this guy beat a very populist prime minister and won. sticking to the policies about how he would ask the problem greece is facing with the european union and their relationship with america. the stock to the policies and did not give into the populist -- he stuck to the policies and did not give into the populists. what are your thoughts on that? host: thank you for calling. have either of you seen the series? guest: i have not. host: to the caller's point, is there a comparison to be made b

john heilemann, national affairs analyst for nbc news and msnbc co-host and executive producer of showtime's circus. john, when you listen to matt gates' approach, that's a very different thing than what we heard from the two democratic members of congress. >> well, it certainly has the virtue of honesty, lawrence. >> yes. >> at least it's straightforward. something we rarely see from republicans, straightforward honesty. that's what this is for them, a political exercise and they're going to do everything they can to try to discredit bob mueller, to try to bludgeon bob mueller. they're not interested in trying to find out the facts of what happened or even to have a real engagement with the facts that are in the mueller report. so i think we know what they're going to do and it's not really of much consequence, i think. i do think that it's also the case that although in no way discrediting in the comments that you heard in your -- that you got in your "a" block from congressmen, it's also clear this is a huge political moment for democrats on the committee. this is, i think, you know, i do

it was a voice elijah cummings recognized two years ago when i talked to him for my showtime show "the surface." >> i would be befuddled the first african-american president could be followed by trump. i don't understand how those two americ americas coexist. >> as an african-american and student of politics, trying to come up with the answer is painful. to see this as i walk towards the evening of my life, it makes me want to work night and day for the rest of my life to try to make sure that we make the best of the situation. this is about the soul of our democracy. >> joining the conversation we have from "the washington post" and the d.c. white house reporter ashley parker here on set, karine jean-pierre, chief public affairs officer for moveon.org, former republican congressman and now proudly independent, david jolly, associated editor for real politics, amy stoddard and reverend al sharpton, host here and president of the action network and trending on twitter today. we will talk about what donald trump had to say about you and get your thoughts on it shortly. karine, i want to

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showtime, hbo, now we're adding in things like if you pay for amazon, you might want some of the amazoned its price. >> we're going to soon have new services from hbo and other types of services. so you have to look at what you pay for cable, what are the things you get, what are the shows you get that you actually watch. then compare, if i cut the cord, what other streaming services would i want to get those services on. >> i am told by my millennial friend, millennials don't use cable. >> it's true. >> is it true? >> you don't have cable boxes? >> i think millennials or younger people might be more selective about what they watch. so they may pick and choose. and they may cancel or start saying i'm going to watch this show on hulu, but then i'm going to cancel it after i watched it. they pick and choose, and also, they're using streaming boxes. that's the main difference of what's going to ppen, wt's the box we get this from. >> businesses love this because they get a guaranteed monthly income that keeps recurring, obviously. is it a good deal for consumers? >> it depends. it's like a

. >> showtime looked at tony sparano and they said, you want an anti-hero?oon you'll be packed into a few neatly wrapped hefties. and my own small corner of the world. it will be a neater, happier race. >> he was raised by a police man to channel his sociopathic impulses to kill other killers. so he's a bad guy, but also a good guy. >> i kill reprehensible people. the idea of the show is you're invited to identify with and maybe even root for a serial killer. >> that's right. >> he kills horrible people. if i were just killing people willy-nilly, all betts would be off. >> where is the fun in that? >> yeah. >> in the 2000s, the anti-hero really rose to prominence. >> [ bleep ], don't point that there. >> nice work. i'd hate to see it full of holes. >> i think they were popular because they were surprising. >> you're a free woman. >> you struck a deal? >> the d.a. dropped the charges. >> thank you. >> a show for me that was incredibly memorable was "damages." >> now, where's the tape? >> it really was about following the twisted relationship of patty and elle

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i think showtime will only arrive if mrjohnson‘s brexit plan begins to unravel and we start careering. any mordant, former defence secretary, many people eyebrows going up because she wasn't one of the people pencilled in for the drop, particular given mrjohnson has said he wanted to increase the number of women in the cabinet. this morning, she was being pretty diplomatic. well, we have a new prime minister, and we have a new cabinet. and i think it's incumbent on all of us to get behind them, to support them, to enable them to be the best they can be, and do the best job they possibly can for our country. we've got to deliver brexit and we've got to deliver it well so we set our country up for success, and they have my full support in that. thank you. what did boris say to you yesterday? you know, funny old time is here, really, because i was watching the chamber and we had jacob rees—mogg at the despatch box. only a few weeks jacob rees—mogg was leading the charge against the prime minister, he was the man, remember, who walked out of here to trigger that no—confidence vote in mrs

shutting it up a hbo, liked "game of thrones," then showtime, go to this, want that i'm not sure they'rel to keep things going kid shows are helpful if you're a parent, but i'm not sure >> i think they are. i think it ep had helps reduce. it's any direct to consumer service. once you're somebody who uses it you don't just drop. you go from service to service if you're netflix, anything that you can do or hulu, any of the streaming services, to reduce that person from dropping your service once your hit show is over you'll invest in. >> when they lose access to the classics what happens to their ability to keep people from churning >> first of all going to have to develop their own version of classics seen it now. "orange is the new black," "house of cards. these are deep-seeded series hundreds of episodes that will become their versions of classics and as have to shoot for bottom of the barrel we're seeing this. if you're at&t you have a lot of debt sell out classics to reduce the debt netflix will take advantage of that. >> i told my kids about "different strokes." watch differe"differe

an app, whether it's a banking app or something else, you know what, i'm watching "homeland" on showtimeor the next month then netflix because i want to see this and oh, now, maybe i'll keep disney all the time to baby sit the children or do something like that. but there's a lot of movement back and forth. >> i thought that and i tried something last year. i bought a giant screen tv for my my place in miami and i said to my wife i won't buy cable for this i'm going to do it with all the streaming services it a nightmare, it is virtually impossible you can't do it. i finally called up the provider and i said, please give me cable. i have to watch football i have people coming over. i can't get the game. >> for that purpose, yes one other question for dan, i have a personal view which is "friends" and "the office" and everything else, everyone has this view, this is terrible this stuff is leaving and we cite the numbers, the millions of hours that people are watching it all seems so fake to me because both of these shows have huge libraries and it's just hours watched. but i don't think i

i wanted to ask your guests if they have seen the series " the loudest voice" on showtime.ting series. it explains how one network has effectively divided this country against itself, and the rest of the right-wing media as well. the question i have your guests is that greece just went through an election. thery centrist person won prime minister. greece went through a similar crisis like the u.s. with the immigrants and everything. and the right-wing nationalists coming in and saying we are going to fix it, we are going to kick the immigrants out, and they did not do anything. this guy beat a very populist prime minister and won. sticking to the policies about how he would ask the problem greece is facing with the european union and their relationship with america. the stock to the policies and did not give into the populist -- he stuck to the policies and did not give into the populists. what are your thoughts on that? host: thank you for calling. have either of you seen the series? guest: i have not. host: to the caller's point, is there a comparison to be made between w