. >> seth: there's a sinatra vibe to this. you saw sinatra when you were 11-years-old?>> it was my birthday present. my dad took me to see frank sinatra. because i was a big frank sinatra fan. >> seth: yeah, most 11-year-olds get taken to sinatra. but you -- [ light laughter ] >> i don't even know if they do. >> seth: yeah. >> not in 1993. >> seth: yeah, that's true. >> was it like, "we're all going to sinatra and you're going to like it?" no one was going. and -- >> seth: where'd you see him? >> at the aurora riverboat casino in aurora, illinois which was -- they basically tied a boat far enough away by rope that it -- you could have legal gambling in the state of illinois. [ laughter ] but you know the length of the roast on the chain in "jaws?" >> seth: yeah. >> those idiots with the roast. that's how far away the gambling boat was. but you could gamble. and it was a casino. and it's gone now. it didn't work. it was illegal. [ laughter ] but -- i was a huge frank sinatra fan from like, you know, nine, ten, eleven. you know how kids are. [ laughter ] and -- the cooles

i asked him do you know frank sinatra. he refused to answer. i took him before the judge, and he spent the next 18 months in prison under a contempt order. >> did you ever find fought he knew frank sinatra. >> oh, i knew he knew frank sinatra. >> there you go. >> but he could have at any point in time in those 18 months come out and testified, and he would have been out of prison. the 18 months is the life of the grand jury. what's interesting here is we've got a special grand jury for the special counsel. it's very likely this grand jury could get extended beyond 18 months. so he's really -- nunberg is playing with fire. he could wind up in jail for three years if he refuses to produce his documents and refuses to go to the grand jury. >> let me ask you this, neil. the questions that we're -- we're getting a lot of stories about the questions that mueller is asking. the reason we're getting those stories, as best i can tell, the mueller operation doesn't leak. but he has interviewed a lot of people. and the people who are being interview ready

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two guys who have to dress up as women because they see a murder one guy i'm going to get his frank sinatra the other will be you and i wouldn't get mitch again if with a girl. actually though i didn't even know he said my name he said did you hear me at the church he says you will be in my movie i said great i was so excited when you really were all along and said a snatch of was jack but the money people in new york didn't think that jack at that point was a big enough money star and they wanted sinatra but was not didn't show up for lunch and it was clear for jack and about that time marilyn decided she wanted work with him and once you had marilyn that matter whether jack was in the biggest star yet or not lho was sublingual as my agent of m.c.a. he went to billy and said you but she was barely. and billy said that you think so he said you must choose at a perfect point in her life for the picture she may be trouble but not enough trouble to make you not want to make it. illicit i'll do it the next thing i know marilyn is in the movie the picture was finished that even before we started

. >> sinatra. sinatra in the white house. that's what i hear. thank you, peter baker, robert costa and mika, you were great tonight. come up, as if the chaos inside the white house wasn't enough, trump's feeling heat from two big sources right now. nbc news is reporting tonight the special counsel robert mueller is zeroing in on whether trump knew about that stolen democratic e-mail cache before they were released by wikileaks and reports mueller is he digging into trump's business dealings with russia right now. on the home front, trump's also under pressure on guns. today he seems ready to get behind a bill that strengthens background checks and raising the minimum age to buy an assault rifle. he's got to do something in the wake of the deadly shooting in florida with all the young people coming to washington in march. >>> another stein he's under pressure, he's back at war with jeff sessions. he called him disgraceful today. his own attorney general after the attorney general opened an investigation into surveilance abuse and now sessions is

speaker, throughout the years, artists such as elvis presley, frank sinatra, and bruce springsteen have been recognized on the floor of the house of representatives. today i rise to honor the top emcee-hip-hop collaborations of all-time. number 10, eve. my chick bad. number nine, moni love, my buddy. number eight, missy elliott, "hot boys." "ante seven, remi ma, up remix." number six, lauren hill, "ready or not." minaj, "up nicki all night." umber four, the brat, "the b side." "g r three, lady of rage, funk intro." boogie brown "ain't no." number one, representing b.k. o the fullest, lil' kim, "quiet storm remix." these extraordinary emcees, along with legendary pioneers ch as queen latifah, m.c. lyte and salt n pepa shattered hip-hop's glass ceiling with heir skill, talent and lyrical ability. as we celebrate women's history month here in the united states congress, these dynamic women are worthy to be praised. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman yields. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess

she was bigger than sinatra if you looked at the whole world and really that was the first trip for mef music. >> and you were seven at the time? >> yes. and i was listening to everything. >> i want to play the dong deena is singing about. ♪ came floating on the lamp ♪ flying in on a jasmine wind um kharto khartoum ♪ ♪ and we dance with them in um khartoum ♪ ♪ and omar sharif >> well, for people of a certain generation, we will remember omar sharif, the great egyptian actor, dr. zhivago and everything and -- >> lawrence of arabia. >> not to mention and the great singer and it's interesting to -- that you show the story of the other, that each side is able to somehow connect. >> the pull is always there. the stuff gets in the way, the stuff that has to do with money and power. i was just in tel aviv. when you go to egypt or to israel -- israel's -- the food in israel has become great and mostly because they love the food from all around them. the music, the art, the food, that's a connecting point. that's possibly the most important connecting point and that's why when i know we or any

there's only five when the three dimensions on monday frank sinatra's also board game called long long wait what's the certainty of playing in europe so the dia felt watching this was cancer angry because they feel betrayed when the matches aren't about getting players. they're about making money and soldiers to it yeah we get it football is a business and a very good one too but that's the problem fans only hear that about their league either it's the our fifty plus one money money money and they don't want to hear that it was not the way they were trying to sell it so fans are fighting back in whatever way they can year after year the previous leader has one of the highest attendance is no europe the world the fans make least special they'd make it what it is nobody wants to see tennis balls which nobody likes to have a huge stadium it could stand for going to be empty for a league that strongly prides itself in its tank culture ignoring the fans who mostly has very own essence not only wrong it's dangerous it could be the end of german football as we know it's. frankfurt's macos or

frank sinatra and -- it was cool. it was cool. my dear friend was charlton heston. i got along really well with him. i always remember. do any of you remember the movie the planet of the apes? where he lands in the spacious and he is in his outfit and all of that. he goes to a field full of corn and has all the humanoids jumping around. then there is a net that fires over him. i don't know if it was an orangutan or a chimpanzee or a guerrilla that the wrapped him. i'm going to paraphrase my version of that for the economy. is, keep your stinking money cause off my economy you dirty socialist. thank you. [applause] >> monday night on c-span interview with tim sloan. he talks about the economy, taxes, and the future of banking. monday night, 8:00 eastern, here on c-span. >> for nearly 20 years book tv has featured the best-known of nonfiction writers. this year as a special project we're featuring best-selling fiction writers. join us live sunday at noon eastern with walter mosley. during the program we will be taking your phone calls, tweets, and facebook messages. o

frank sinatra and -- it was cool. it was cool. my dear friend was charlton heston. i got along really well with him. i always remember. do any of you remember the movie the planet of the apes? where he lands in the spacious and he is in his outfit and all of that. he goes to a field full of corn and has all the humanoids jumping around. then there is a net that fires over him. i don't know if it was an orangutan or a chimpanzee or a guerrilla that the wrapped him. i'm going to paraphrase my version of that for the economy. is, keep your stinking money cause off my economy you dirty socialist. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] tim sloan talks about the economy, taxes, and the future of banking. monday night 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. this weekend on the c-span networks, saturday at 9:20 p.m. on c-span, a debate on a suit by a same-sex couple on a colorado bakery. from the national constitu

frank sinatra, bubble-wrap, air conditioning, and our first guest.on abc called "alex, inc." >> quit your job? >> yes. what if i, and this is one of the reasons i want to take to you dinner, start my own podcast company. [ laughter ] >> why are you laughing? >> because you're kidding. you're not kidding? oh, god. >> jimmy: "alex inc" premieres march 28th, please welcome zach braff. >> jimmy: welcome. >> i like that. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is really, really good. hi, everybody. america of the >> jimmy: i want to begin by saying, i know you're a clean person. you smell exceptionally clean. >> i put on special musk for you. i wanted you to think i smelled good. >> jimmy: it smells like soap. it smells like you just stepped out of the shower. >> i did wash it off but i did pout a little something special. >> jimmy: it's been four years cynic you've been here. let's go through month by month what happened to you since then. you directed a big movie. >> that was the biggest thing. i directed michael caine, morgan freeman. >> jimmy: fantastic. do t

tony curtis, janet lee, gene kelly and frank sinatra. >> one of the things that the kennedys did wellas to bring hollywood to washington. >> they understood performance. they understood style. the kennedy administration was the rat pack '60s. >> jackie actually appeared in a white gown that she had designed to set her apart. and it was a very tight sheath in comparison to all these women in these big skirts and gowns. >> here comes rose kennedy, the mother of the president of the united states. >> on the road to the white house, rose kennedy has campaigned tirelessly to get her son elected. >> this must be the proudest day of your life. >> it's wonderful. >> it's important to keep in mind that rose kennedy evidently had dynastic ambitions for the family. this is not just the story of joseph p. kennedy prominent pushing father. this is a joint effort on the part of both joseph p. kennedy and rose. >> have you had a chance to sit back and realize? >> no, no, i don't think so. it's going to take a little while, i think. >> jack's brother robert and wife ethel joined in the family's trium

a link from a shot of the "tonight show" that had joey bishop speaking and dean martin and frank sinatraocktail and speak to each other. and the added benefit. i thought about a few minutes ago. i had a chance to have a drink with peter o'toole, which just happened. >> jimmy: how did it happen? where were you? >> i was in texas doing a film. a young kid. i loved peter o'toole ever since "lawrence of arabia" "the ruling class" if you know that and a few other things. we have connections to anne coates, all these different things. but nonetheless, i got to have a scotch with peter o'toole. so now i get to have a scotch with jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: how about that? and i get to have a scotch with you. [ applause ] it's a downward trajectory, but salud. [ applause ] oh, yeah, you're right, this is a good thing. i should do this with everyone that comes on the show. how are you doing? how is your life going? the last time you were here you told me -- >> hold on a second. you know how i know i need this? there's a rabbit standing over there. >> guillermo: how are you? >> he followed me for the

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when he's on a stage, he has a little bit of -- he's like a frank sinatra sort of performer. and he plays to the crowd. people don't like that about him. some people at least. but there's a lot of people that like it about him. and people in those sorts of towns like, by and large that district, they get the joke with the president. they understand his sense of humor, and they welcome it. they sort of know and they can read between the lines of when he's being serious and when he's not being serious. so, what i said this morning, i'll stick to. he is the president, so at the end of the day when people are talking about presidential, a lot of people don't like this and they'll be upset with me for saying it, but he is redefining what the word presidential means. he's the president. so, if he's going to joke around like that, he looked like he had a little low energy there to me the way he was blocking around like that. that's part of it. so, there's been other presidents that have used wit from the podium. that seemed to be fine. the humor that he was using last night, some pe

if you sing, it's got to be earth, wind, and fire, or sinatra. >> excuse me. i'm re-cooperating from surgery in the rain. if i've heard from chief scott, what you had been doing -- see, i haven't been here for the last six months, you've changed your agenda. captain moore, i've never met her before, but obviously these are some of the things that we've been stressing for for years. excuse me for not being -- getting information, and i'm one that loves information, but what i just heard was something that soothes me a little bit: main thing that i want to stress -- and it's going to be a bomb shell, and i haven't released it yet -- oh, that i am -- that rhymes. >> even though you're still doing it, there are still pockets of bhies, racism. the general order's good, it's all good, but this is my last time for public comment, because i haven't even filed yet. i'm not one that complains our history. it's been done to me here in city hall, you all, and i haven't revealed it yet, but because of the status that's going on, i'm not going to lump all police officers in

and i went right downstairs and put my foot right in frank sinatra's.heers and applause ] >> jimmy: is that how you sign -- when you wrote hello i was like of course he wrote hello, that's got to be what he wrote. >> you know why i wrote hello. >> jimmy: because of the song. >> no. just in case they didn't know lionel richie. back up the back up. >> jimmy: i see. that's good. in 60 years you could be oh, yes, hello. >> it's always that one guy who's lionel? or lionel. >> jimmy: none of these people were around there. >> that's even worse. >> jimmy: your whole family was there. your daughter sophia was late to the ceremony. she came like right at the end. >> she was testing me. >> jimmy: i see. >> remember, kids will try to test the last nerve of your body. and of course the ceremony started. dad, i'm coming. the ceremony is starting. she gets there just as they are about to announce me. she shows up. >> jimmy: yeah, i noticed that. and i was thinking when she showed up, it doesn't matter who you are, what you've done, what's happening. your kids, you're

. >> i know, but sinatra can't do everything. >> when "laugh-in" came along, we'd never seen anythingey had girls dancing in bikinis and the joke wall. >> who's in there with you? >> cool hand luke. >> and it was nothing but jokes. >> i was at the hospital. >> anything serious? >> a black widow bit me. >> well, it never would have happened if he'd been a gentleman. >> jugs. >> we took it to the network and the network said what the hell is this? this makes no sense. i said, right. >> they acknowledged the hippie generation, yet the hosts were in tuxedos smoking cigarettes. they were still your parents. but the other people let loose on the show were this kind of young vaudeville. >> it's sock it to me time. >> hey, she socked it to herself. >> we knew that sock it to me didn't mean sock it to me. right? so we thought, oh. >> sock it to me. >> sock it to me. >> sock it to me? >> it wasn't as subversive as it sounds. yes, it was. it was fun. >> sock it to me? >> was the first time presidential candidate had ever appeared on a comedy show. and that may have got him elected, and i've had

i don't know the rap song or star that you just referred to, because i'm still listening to frank sinatra. >> and that's a valid choice. >> maya harris, lanny davis, and brian weis on a big news night. >>> coming up, i interviewed the whistle blower who helped create these videos who warned that it might be breaking the law. >> they also warned that the company shouldn't be sending foreign citizens to run american campaigns and they completely disregarded it and i have the memo to prove it. >>> also investigators looking at our interview with the mystery man in the russia probe, he could be the back channel between wikileaks and roger stone. >> roger stone moves around and says a lot of different things. >> is he lying? is he lying to save himselves? >> roger has a selective memory right here. >> you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. to central new york. and turning the airport into a first-class transportation hub. all while growing urban areas into vibrant places to live and work. across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, vis

>> whitney houston, the four seasons, frank sinatra. >> i think queens bridge wins.urnalist, i am biassed. the last thing on music that i did want to ask you is many people in the music industry and in the community were saddened, of course by your partner, prodigy's death. how are you reflecting on that? and is there more music? because we've heard there may be another album. >> the way i'm reflecting on it is trying to keep the legacy alive. we deserve that. and i'm working on the new album in conjunction with the family. so it will be out thayere prett soon, before the end of the year. >> and your next tape, when does that come snout. >> -- out? >> it's the american song book. >> thank you for being here on the beat. >>> ahead why democrats are calling the tax plan a give away to the 1%. and russia next live. gers are pretty much the same. but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you w

. >> and sometimes he will play frank sinatra. people freak out on it because it's listening. >> all right. >>> all right. i do wake up to dean martin music. let's get going. not bad today. mostly sunny i know we had higher clouds yesterday. but today will be better. sunday morning, sunday morning, it was cold. these were record lows. half-moon bay was 34. that broke the old market 36. not that long ago. 2014. there you go. thank you. [ music ] ♪ when you dance down the street. >> classic. >> that's amoree. >> i know frank was the man but something about dean. other records gilroy 33 that tied 1963. core deal yeah was a record i was told. i asked when wased old record and i am waiting to hear. but he did tell me that was a record low for the location for the date and oakland airport is tied back to 1948. and it's cold again this morning but all eyes will be on the rain. rain begins tuesday and goes off and on into wednesday and thursday morning and colder's arrives thursday into friday. and the wind will pick up. rain forecast dep

that's the guy -- he wanted to present the image of himself as a swaggering frank sinatra for whom morals were lax, et cetera. if you're that guy and you want to have a political career and you want to have a political career in the republican party -- you don't care, you have no ideology, no real policy. you're making a choice about where you can find traction. if you're going to try to be successful in the republican party, you are going to have to build a system to clean it up. you just are. and, look, if you go back to bill clinton, he had a system, too. he had a different background for different history. by the time he decided to run for president in 1992, he had a decade of a system built that involved state troopers and involved political aides that was about trying to keep quiet the proliferation of extra marital affairs and other entanglements that everybody knew about from his time as the governor of arkansas. >> these guys should be politicians in italy. >>> i want to play something for you, donna -- >> you just throw a bunga-bunga party and invite the press and it's not a pro

yet trump is running around like sinatra. >> i think republicans gave him plenty of credit for beingou're a regular guy. i don't think i read many columns that conservative columnists. >> did not like him because they did not like his economic policies and didn't like his social policies. but as a father they never condemned him for that. >> there is no condemnation for trump and his endest mulligans. >> this is the argument we hear all the that republicans in congress want to focus, they don't want to focus on the crisis of the day. they want to focus things help them move the agenda forward. at some point when these controversies are mounting, special when i the president of the united states is suing a private citizen for $20 million who is accusing him of an extra-marital affair. that's unprecedented and unfair. >> what agenda they moving forward? two trillion-dollar deficits? what agenda in foreign policy? it is one thing to say we won't do wilsonian spreading of democracy at the point of a bayonet. it is another thing to call up a thug and a killer. he praised him on morning jo

just a small box and has grown into the home of more than 800,000 weddings, including those of frank sinatrauce willis, and michael jordan. here we are at the little white chapel in las vegas. forty-seven years ago, charolette richards lived in a 600-square-foot apartment with a little chapel. that's what she started this business in, and now literally is a city block in las vegas. the property, the business is worth millions of dollars, and celebrities from all over the world come here. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> and kiss. kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss. >> this is the wedding center, where we have wedding gowns, tuxedos, suits, elvis costumes, and all kinds of wonderful things for those people that like to dress up. some people buy them, some people rent them, and some people give them to me because they don't want to take them home. i've done so many weddings during the past few years free because... >> to help people. >> ...i can help people. >> yeah. >> and i've never had anybody that was military pay for the use of this chapel or this grounds. >> thank you for that. that's wonderful. >

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