she plays the first lady, one of three in a new series for showtime.e. that's nice. >> thank you very much. someone dressed me today, and i'm glad it fit. i turn 56, and i don't know what fits anymore. >> jimmy: is that when it hit, 56? >> that's when it hit. everything gets wider, bulgier, and here's the thing. i work out. >> jimmy: maybe you should stop, you know. [ laughter ] >> look at me, and i work out. i get on the scale, i look at it, i look at it, i get back off, i get back on. i get off. and then i'll even take a hair pin out of my hair. i'll put it on the side. i get back on. and by that time i'm mad as hell. >> jimmy: you got to get rid of that scale. it's not telling you what you want to hear. >> i'm telling you. >> jimmy: i somehow gained 5 1/2 pounds this weekend. i don't know how it happened. but according to my scale, 5.5 pounds. i don't think that's even possible. >> no, it's possible. >> jimmy: is it? >> i think it has something to do with those large glasses of liquor i've been drinking during the pandemic. i've been knocking that b

been a director, start in productions and shakespeare and spent seven years awes the lead on the showtime series >> i will kill you, you hear me? >> schreiber, who is of ukrainian descent, now has a role on the world stage. shortly after russia's 2022 invasion of ukraine, he founded bluecheck ukraine, an organization dedicated to supporting humanitarian efforts on the front line. >> it is the next essential situation. >> this week, ukrainian presidents zelensky made the case at the u.n. that russia is a world threat. >> this is clearly a genocide. evil cannot be trusted. >> nearly a year a half into the war and a sum in the u.s. oppose increased support for ukraine >> is he elected to congress, is he our president? wh does liev schreiber say now? >> "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by: robert granieri, stephens inc. vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, , kathleen and andrew mckenna through the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon butt

good to know. >> liev: yeah. >> stephen: good to know. >> liev: do your homework. >> stephen: showtime'sack for a movie, as i told the folks. what does it mean -- seven seasons over how long? how many years is that? >> liev: eight years. >> stephen: eight years, okay. after playing a character for eight years, what's it like to go away and then come back to that character and get back in the skin? >> liev: [sighs] this feels, in many ways, like because of covid, this feels in many ways like the end. being here with you right now. because we couldn't do that as a cast. but i imagine you know from working on a television show for a long time they become a family with people you work with. and i got to the point, for me, with those actors. like, i really don't know what to do in the morning now& without them. like i wake up. and i'm like, where is eddie? and it's really -- it's been hard. but i'm glad it's over. because, you know, it's time to move on. but i can't say enough about how much it meant to me to be working with those people for that long. >> stephen: did you -- i, you know, from

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and we're very pleased by the way with the financial expression of paramount plus with showtime on a of them. >> and down again today another 2%. >> market didn't look like it opened that great today. >> yeah, overall. fine. we'll give you that one. the other thing i wantto talk about as well before we get to sort of the pair mounts plus pa the strike, what are your expectations? it is september -- i don't need to tell you. but we're barreling close to obt and then perhaps toward the end of the year. is this thing going to get resolved? >> ultimately it will get resolved. it is extremely unfortunate that we're in this place as an industry. we would have hoped we could overt avert the duality of the strikes we have with the writers and the actors. that obviously didn't come to pass. the partnership between the creatives and the studios is integrative to the industry, and we would like to get the back on track. but it's a complicated negotiation, a multi-faceted negotiation, many players involved. so we're focused on it -- >> bob iger said not that long ago, in perhaps comments that he

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do you know she's not the most beautiful person in the world that is kind of showtime, since you didn't what i'm saying? cuz it was global. so i don't think i just created this out to say that, oh yeah, i think it was probably just disappointing. i don't watch the time because of the color, the skin on the way i was feeling my lowest point usually just lots to be around. people didn't have to have a conversation with you and you spend the letting me see. and then you start just questioning. if i thought it's not, how long would it be for someone to notice that i was missing the 2 major sticking. so the whole, the whole the whole were doing, shutting down part of ourselves behaving the way true. so we need to start dealing with these things and, and i've met and what was struggling? is it just hit this like a ton of bricks like what, what am i, what am i doing and what, what am i and why am i this we in and am. and i realized that all in a big every, every story that stored is a story i tell themselves, i don't want to be this put on a pedestal. fighting machine fit for the enjoyment of

the circus on showtime. matter. >> i was what to say, how soon they forget. >> okay, the politics of what is happening in the house are so bad for republicans. and the politics of tommy tuberville, his whole is hurting the military and, by the way, bringing up the topic of reproductive freedom over and over again. the politics are so bad for the gop. do you have thoughts on how republicans can even begin to play this? >> i don't really. it's funny listening to david plouffe before about mitch mcconnell. we are so used to now thinking the house republicans are the problem for the republicans nationally, and comparably, the senate is only saying that the upper chamber is also off at the trolley, the trolley got off the rails. nikki haley had this thing where she have to have a competency test for the president. i think if you had a political iq test for the senate, the first person to fail out would be tommy tuberville, who is adjust, hey, let's make it a republican party look bad on the military and also rais

showtime had a series on. it was an animated show making, fun of trump. i mean, they for that went for several seasons too i think and then saturday night live i don't think has given up on parodies. you know, alec baldwin, alec baldwin prior to shooting on director to shoot sorry you know got quite a bit of mileage off of his impersonations of trump certainly yeah. although that first bedtime his best mind to. that question over there. that thank you i also the eight episodes of the diplomat and i guess i question is there something we can do to influence some of these shows in a more productive way? the diplomat it has some good points. it really does. the way they put keri russell's character, i really don't think a woman in politics with spewing profanity almost every moment, being rude people at her is not someone that would think young women would emulate. and that's not the kind of woman we see in politics. and that doesn't take away from the that have been in politics have been very effective and very influential. and i felt her was being was sayi

valerie jarrett, who served as the senior advisor to president barack obama in the showtime series, the first lady. can you tell us a little bit more about that role and the fact that, you know, we have these two different roles you know, it's television versus film. yeah. tell us a little about that because you've done both does that change your preparation or process for preparing? well. not so much. i mean, this is a yeah, it's the wig. i wasn't going to say anything. but yeah, she just i loved that. i love it was so much fun about valerie ms. jarrett. i don't know. i call about i just couldn't help but right. but it is as you know, it's different way of going about work because of the schedule on television. and, you know, it's you only have so much time. you got a lot of work to do and not a lot of time. so there's that. but also it it is a little bit pressure to play someone who is still walking the earth, you know, because you just you, you know, you just want get it, right? yes, exactly. but i loved of course, you know, how important and now it was jarrett was for the obamas. ob

and charlie barnett use to climb a tree and say, "everybody it is showtime," and he would draw the biggest would let us entertain the crowd with break dancing. and one day he brought this little kid, a skinny little kid and he said

micaela had two hours to deplane, make it through customs at jfk airport and get into manhattan by showtimekfully, the pilot switched gates to speed up her exit, and then delta arranged a helicopter ride, getting her from the airport to the city in just seven minutes. just in time for her to shine as jasmine. up next, a man with a major league goal. >> tom willis was born without arms, but last night he threw out the first pitch at yankee stadium using his feet. it's part of his campaign to show what people can do instead of what they can't. his goal is to throw first pitches at all 30 major league parks. he's now got 29 under his belt. next, a mama bear and her cub on a mission to raid a krispy kreme truck. >> that is. the truck was stopped outside a store in alaska and the driver left the doors open. so this happened. next the bears ate 20 packs of donuts. >> and here's a different snack idea a giant dorito dipped in cheese. this 14 foot high nacho display in the uk set a world record for highest cheese pole. cheese was stretched 49ft high without breaking. and finally, we like creative p

i was a columnist of a well-known investor and a publicist of rusi-rashar, a showtime fan who calculated that the fortunes of billionaires in poland in poland is only 3% of the polish gdp as of 21 years , of course, at the same moment i took the ukrainian force for well and looked at the list of ukrainian millionaire billionaires for 21 years and the fortunes of ukrainian billionaires are 18%. that is, once again three and 18 and this shows actually speaking this only confirms from the other side the figures you talk about, that in fact polish business is agrarian, it is in many ways medium and small, while ukrainian business is not only agrarian, it is usually also oligarchic, but look now, we don’t need the same, well, we can it is good to talk about this in ukraine, because it does not spill over to poland, because they use this argument. well, of course, in our opposition, we do not need to pour water there now. but we ourselves need to develop competition in the market, and therefore the competitiveness of ukrainian markets. that they really are oligarchized, but let's keep this sto

, jubaiden can actually allow the supply of long-range atakams missiles to ukraine, hmm, finance showtimeout this in the near future, all with reference to a high-ranking official of the white house, according to his data, two parties in the us congress demand approval for supplies from biden, so now he is allegedly close to making such a decision, and i i understand that you are a new expert, and you will tell me that these missiles cannot turn the tide of the war because a complex is needed. as you said at the beginning of our dialogue, but, relatively speaking, we already have storm shadow. on its territory, these are very different things, uh, we also have neptune, but there is a big difference for uh, for the russians, and for us, it is ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. well , first of all, the first difference is that, well, not only in ballistic trajectories until which fly the same to manage maneuvering gas the fact is that winged aircraft don't fly very fast. usually it's a sound. speed, because it's high speed, you won't be able to maneuver especially, well, the angle to t

and that's being realized now, was found a matter of writing forwarding into showtime from a tropical depression that came on land near deadline. so for next 2 days had be right in north vietnam. those miles and thailand is welcoming talent as drives and certain prices. and then come around again, the bottom half of the seasonal rain hits the rest of thailand, kimberlia, and it's been producing flooding in the central for the piece. you might carry on doing that, which means there's not much evidence of rain folding, full costs. i'm most them lazy and almost all of into easier to still the dry season would come to the end of that night, but it is pretty dry. so you could see that equally. we shouldn't be seeing too much seasonal, right in china at the moment, but i have to say it is the loss cost and what this month insurance is to see more coming out here. isn't that big a surprise? but the line for the east was also shows rain in hong shape, which might well end up being quite heavy for a day or 2 months in range of going fast. now in fact we left throughout the rest of what have be

and of us at the movement, another obvious country that kind of replaces at least not into showtime and the longer time property. yes, but the initial time, i think it's very difficult. it's a long road ahead. we have time for one last quick question and i'd like to start with you phoenix in a multi polar world. will india be one of the poles? yes, definitely. and what we have seen 2 weeks ago at the brakes is a big turning point for us, especially for the western countries because they have, we have seen a bricks 15 years ago, didn't really exist. and now it has become a very important gathering. and we're not talking only about the 6 or 5 countries which joins the bricks. plus, we're talking about 40 other countries, one to join the brakes. and this should be a long time for the western countries. that's the that they have that they haven't opened up the existing to national institution. and this would be only fair and the important step know that the west of the country should open this. so not the so they that all these countries on not only live focusing on china and yeah, we'll se

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. >> it's about -- >> if i may -- >> and showtime. >> can't be a champion on both sides. >> i believe in these people. these are good people on the stage -- >> and one person on the stage. >> sir, we'll have to cut your mic and i don't want to the do that. i don't. >> like my house at bed and bath time. moderators had a hard time stopping candidates from speaking over one another. candidates struggling to put a dent in trump's significant lead. vivek ramaswamy and ron desantis ended up having most of the speaking time. >>> border security, government spending. the two issues talked about the most onstage. several candidates slammed trump's record and his failure to show up. but overall, they didn't spend a lot of time talking about him or attacking the former president instead of debating, trump in michigan. see him there, speaking to auto workers trying to upstage president biden who was there the day before. trump joked that his primary opponents are running for a job in his future administration. and president biden seemed focused on a likely rematch with trump. he is set to give a

he is also on showtime and his new project is victor.n justice issues, kristi greenberg. this is your fallback debut. welcome to both of you. welcome to fall back, you have done this before. what is on your phone list? >> fallback to billy mcfarland. that with fire festival 2, for those who may not remember the first festival in 2017, he claims a big music festival with luxury accommodations and great food. it ended up being and music, demon tents and cheese sandwiches. >> ended up going to prison? >> yes, for six years and i crossed his case. >> what makes a good festival? he fried investors and vendors out of $26 million and when he pled guilty to that fraud, he was waiting sentencing and committed another crime claiming tickets to the met gala and other eip advance window tickets existed. he has back after he got up of jail after six years. there is another one with no location other than the caribbean and he has sold 100 tickets. >> do you think he has legal exposure again? >> there is no evidence that tickets are to anything he clai

. >> so here you are, rachel nichols, headliners on showtime, headliners with rachel nichols, it's interesting back judging, being very vocal about other people's behavior. she's outspoken against drag queens story hour. she's spewed homophobic and transphobic commentary about the quote,unquote grooming of children, and yet here she is during this performance behaving this way, which was all caught on video. >> i mean, look, this isn't a federal crime, and we shouldn't treat it like a federal crime, what it is is rude. it's very rude to the woman behind her who, by the way, is pregnant. she's the one who asked her to stop vaping. it's rude to the people next to her who wanted to hear the performers sing. it's rude to the people on stage who were trying to perform. and this isn't the first time she's done something like this. you can go back to 2015. she was actually arrested, led away in handcuffs, from another musical performance for disorderly conduct. normally you would think that would tell her not to do it next time. normally you think her kindergarten teacher would have told her don't be

for showtimes for "minions: the rise of gru," press 2. para espanol, oprime la estrella.>> stephen: and to get... [applause] sure. like that "rise of gru." good movie. and i get why they want to preemptively surrender. check out this leaked video of a group of soldiers reportedly being told what to pack for the front lines. >> get your girlfriends and wives to get sanitary pads. the cheapest pads plus the cheapest tampons. you all know what the tampons are for? you shove it right into the bullet wound, and the tampon expands and applies pressure to the wound. >> stephen: tampons to plug gunshot wounds? that is awful. plus, so awkward to ask for. "gah! i've been shot! i've been shot! does anybody have a [whispering] tampon?" [applause] go to the bathroom together? not everyone is fleeing russia. some folks are putting down roots, like nsa whistleblower and grandson who showed up to the funeral dressed like that? edward snowden. ever since leaking details of the nsa's domestic surveillance program, snowden has been living in exile in russia, yesterday, it was announced that

rachel nichols who headlines and hosts headline with rachel nichols on showtime, that is a great titleantasy football league? is it over now? >> i think a lot of people are not very happy right now across america. look, this is such a big deal. there is no overstating the importance of the nfl to americans. if you look at the top 100 broadcasts on tv last, year and that includes everything, sports, entertainment, news, yellowstone, football was in two of the top 100 and here you have aaron rodgers, and the p, super bowl champion, star of stars, future hall of famer, dater of movie stars, and he goes into the new york media market into the jets, as you said, had a don quixote-esque history and was poised as their savior. i've never seen the hype going into a regular season game as much as it did last night. you had billy joel hyping him up, carmelo anthony saying he brought the jets the super bowl, they should put a statue from right next to the statue of liberty. and, the hype lived up to viewership. last night's broadcast was the biggest audience ever in history of monday night footba

headliners with rachel nichols on showtime. because boebert herself for her part has not held back. she is a republican. has not held back judging, being very vocal about other people's behavior right? she is outspoken against a drag queen's story hour, commentary about the quote-unquote grooming of children and yet here she is during this performance behaving this way which was all caught on video. >> look, this isn't a federal crime and we shouldn't treat it like it is. what it is is rude. it is rude to the woman who was pregnant and asked her to stop vaping. it is rude to the performers, the people next to her, she was flashing with flash photography. this isn't the first time she has done something like this. you can go back to 2015 and she was actually arrested and led away in handcuffs from another musical performance for disorderly conduct. normally you would think that would tell her not to do it next time. normally you would think her kindergarten teacher would have told her don't be rude. treat other people well. clea

. >> after two more months of tapping the phones they decided showtime had arrived.ltaneously appear unannounced to interview both karrie and lloyd in separate locations and confront the two directly. in late january 2018, like commandos synchronooidsing their watches they swooped down. >> nice to meet you. >> in new jersey, two fbi agents appeared at lloyd's workplace. he agreed to meet with them in a conference room. the agents gave him an update on the case. >> the medical examiner determined it to be a homicide, not a suicide. >> my god. >> and in conjunction with that, i want to ask you, did karrie have something to do with her death? >> no. i just don't think karrie has it in her to kill another person. >> can you think of something, whether it was things get out of hand. she gets in a fight. it's a self-defense thing? i mean, can you see that happening with karrie? >> it's hard to imagine. but can i picture it? i can. >> and instead of jumping and saying no, this is my daughter, she wouldn't do something like that. >> but can i picture it? >> it's the longest

very funny comedian and actor from films like "trainwreck" and "don't think twice" as well as the showtime pool" is playing at the vivian beaumont theater with an additional two-week extension of its run. please welcome back to the show our friend mike birbiglia. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome back. >> so good to see you. >> seth: it's so good to see you. i saw you last night my mom and i came and saw your show and it was fantastic. >> thank you so much it's been such a blast and i insisted on taking a photo -- >> seth: yeah. >> -- with your mom. >> seth: you did, yeah >> i was sort of the patty of the scenario and the bruce. patty and the bruce. >> seth: yeah, i just -- because again, we just showed this, right? >> right >> seth: you sure you want me to show it? >> yeah, i think it's -- >> seth: all right [ laughter ] >> i mean, she's pretty happy. no, no, she's happy. she's happy. that's - >> seth: we got it at a wrong moment >> okay at the side by side, i mean - >> seth: it's like you can't tell her apart [ laughter ] you also -- so you've been doing shows like this for a lo

no way home and because of the high demand, amc has announced it's adding new showtimes wherever it can tour concert movie is set to release on october 13th such a cool idea. are people who couldn't get out. >> all right. coming up in the next hour of the for morning news as the u.s. celebrates labor day, you've got labor unions continuing to demand better wages and benefits. we're going to tell you the industries that are facing some looming strikes. plus, is travelers coming back home? the gas prices are going we'll tell you how much you can expect to pay at the pump. and you've got thousands of people that are trapped in the desert in nevada after rainstorms caused problems for people at the burning man festival will the burning man festival will be right back. floor and decor, my go-to to get it all. tile, wood, stone and laminate — they've got it. installation materials — yup. and all the tools i need — they've got those too. more importantly, they've got my back with benefits and services i actually want and a pro app that makes my job easier. floor and decor just...gets it. and t

i think that if he is and if it is on all three or even just one count, i think that showtime will beart of imprisonment will be a part of the sentence but how that gets carried out will be i think where a lot of the debate occurs. is that carried out -- >> a room in bedminster? >> well hopefully not bedminster. >> it was a complete blast to be onstage in front of that crowd in austin. the good news is that if you missed it, that was just t first stop. you can come see that with pod road show live on october 9th. we are talking to nbc and beseech mainly, amani perry professor of african studiest princeton then chicago born rapper vic mensa about the 50 year anniversary of hip it will be a fantastic conversation. october 16th, a twin bill in philadelphia with incredible conversations. one with no line on the new york times bestseller doppelganger and then one and only joy reid makes her very first with pot appearance in front of a live audience which will be great. of course we finish in new york, with rachel maddow on the incredible new book which i'm really excited to talk about. goi

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