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-- heroes, martin scorsese, spike lee.eferences for you who made you think yes, i want to do that roger? adam: director wise? martin scorsese was the top of the pyramid, his films, how he talked about them. as someone who was a huge inspiration for me, you are right, all those people you listed were -- spike's movies, soderberg. i have been lucky to work with people who want to do it. reporter: i believe you are not a fan of seeing yourself on screen. without change? adam: no, no, no, i have seen myself on screen before -- i don't have a phobia about it -- it just does not seem to be helpful. my responsibility is when we were making it. some people can watch themselves and it is a good thing and they notice a habit or something they want to do that they did not think was working that actually was, but for me, it is permanent. it is film. it is weird that way. you do something instinctual for a brief amount of time, and then it lasts forever, so when you watch it, i can't help but notice all of the things i want to change b

so it was like if spike lee directed "high school musical.") all right, then you'll know what i'm talking about. i feel like in hollywood, in movies, we're always portrayed as the victims. but if you know theater kids, they're some of the meanest people you'll ever meet in your life. seriously. like, i remember i would leave football practice to go dance. all the football players would call me gay. i was like, "i'm working on it." ( laughter ) but then i would leave dance practice to study my play book, and all the dancers would be like, "what are you going to huddle up with your boys and have sex together?" and i'm, like, wait, what? ( laughter ) i thought you all were gay. they were like, "we are, but we're also-- bitches." ( applause ) welcome to high school. ( band playing ) ( laughter and applause ) thank you, everybody. have a good night. >> stephen: you can follow him on twitter at "randallotistv." randall otis, everybody! we'll be right back. ( appl james corden is next. good night. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) captioning s

. >> maybe he watched the spike lee document ry. >> don't get me started on that, well we should talk about it some time. this is the end of 20 years. terrorism is not finished with us, katie. >> right. the conclusion i have come to is the position of weakness the united states is in. in july the president of the united states said it is unlikely the taliban would over take security. they're now providing our security. we see the taliban is in charge of security for the outer perimeter of the airport. we're sharing intelligence with the taliban. giving them names. names of americans who many will be left behind on august 31st. maybe other terrorist groups will have access to the list and that information. we are told that every single contingency plan was available and they hammered it out before it happens. clearly that's not true. the question now, da na, you make moving forward. we are to believe the taliban had nothing to do with the suicide bombing today. maybe one of their guys didn't blame the suicide bomber through to blame the attack on isis so they could be recognized as a l

we'll be joined by the one and only spike lee. project and his take on the fight for our voting rights. don't miss this conversation. my colleague alecia menendez picks up our news coverage now. >> thank you so much, reverend sharpton. hello, everyone. i'm alecia menendez. the massive high stakes operation to evacuate americans and their families in taliban held afghanistan. there are more than 80,000 afghans already waiting in a live and death situations. waiting to come to the u.s. the process is a refugee program gutted from the previous administration. this final year in office trump had the refugee ceiling at 50,000 down from the 100,000 refugees allowed per year under president obama. that drastic reduction saw the many reis thelement organizations shut down due to lack of work. the trump administration also deliberately obstructed visa processing from allies in afghanistan. according to olivia troy, counter terrorism adviser to mike pence tweeting,

spike lee is drowning in a puddle of his own tears. to you to put the knicks on your back and carry that franchise to their first conference title in 22 years! do you have it in you? where the hell you think you're going? you haven't achieved nirvana yet. >> sorry. this just isn't quite what i was looking for. >> stephen: so you think you can just go whenever you want to? who do you think you are, kevin durant? wrong. sit your ass down. >> i'm sorry. >> stephen: this is probably a good time for me to tell y'all this. no refunds. >> the stephen a. smith meditation workshop. find your inner peace. you inner piece of [ bleep ]. [ applause ] >> stephen: it actually works. you should all try that meditation program. it'll work wonders for you. okay? as i'm sure you can tell, i have very strong opinions on almost everything. which makes me a very effective problem solver. and tonight i'm going to use my skills to sort out some domestic disputes. it's time for "stephen settles it"! [ cheers and applause ] yes, i do. now, we've gathered some c

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we still see the cashless bail situation in new york and unfortunately crime has spiked. lee?- when you think about all of the things that we've been talking about on this show, we had a survey of small business owners, one of the biggest states that people are leaving is new york followed by california. maria: yeah. lee: it's largely because of these policies that are not business-friendly. we have crime rising. and, look, the last three governors have been accused of sexual misconduct. there's a problem with the power at the top here. we've got a lot of corruption, a lot of people who think they can do whatever they want to do and it's just not -- i mean, there's no wonder that americans have a trust issue in politicians. one after the other is falling. and i think that everybody has to call for him to resign. dagen: i want the to point out, maria, real quick that bob mcmannis a columnist writes a column today that cuomo allegations are awful but andy cuomo still has a lot of allies and he will not resign. he will keep fighting and he will look south to my home state of virg

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lee on that. this reverberates, the spike in cases and company after company, public institution after public institution even the u.s. health department mandating vaccining for their staff, this is a trend. we've seen the looks of goal, amtrak, walmart, sisco, tyson foods, lyft, new york stock exchange, godman sacks, a host of others no longer asking but demanding that employees be vaccinated or at least in the case of new york stock exchange, you can't step on the trading floor. it's a widening move on the part of companies to get ahead hoff the spike. it does appear to be early on to get more people vaccinated. is it enough? larry glazer is watching closely. this could have an impact on the economy and the marketing themselves. larry, good to have you. this is the center of an open or down market, an up or down economy. inflation is one thing. it's a big worry. this whole virus and its stubbornness and the increase in cases, that could upset the whole apple cart, couldn't it? >> look, kneel, there's no doubt that today's recorder setting inflation data is critical. there's major packages that are cont

stable government. florence lee al jazeera quality port in australia has recorded a new daily record of corona, virus infections of nearly 900 new daily cases. but despite the spike restrictions to stop the spread of the more infectious delta variance have been met by protest, police broke up and anti locked down demonstration in sydney health minutes. they call the rally selfish, an edge for people to be considerate of the broader community. india has improved. what it says is the world 1st d, n. a vaccine against current of ours emergency use the vaccine, make it until a health care claims the job has 67 percent efficacy to prevent cove at 900 symptoms. it will be administered in 3 doses without need of people over the age of 12. previous dna vaccines have worked well in animals, but not in humans. talk to jerome kim is director general of the international vaccine institute. he says, the vaccines can be manufactured much faster than conventional once the d n, a vaccine technology has a tremendous advantage. it can be made very quickly. so if a new very, or to come up within a few weeks, companies like, like that can below or other dna companies, like, you know

spike in corbett 19 cases. but this current wave of the virus isn't limited to manila. elsewhere in the country. the number of infections is rising as well. carrier, we need doug lee spam and he lives in ken province. more than 100 kilometers south of manila. his father tested positive for covey. 19 before there was even talk up lockdown yet they say it took the 3 days to find him. a hospital that had a bed in one of the hospitals. my dad was just in the parking lot, the hospital staff probably does the job, leave the hospital premises and may be try the provincial hospital when we arrived there. the judge, doctor, surprisingly discouraged us to even try re locked their dudley's father, survived. but had he waited a few more days to be admitted doesn't we says the story might have turned out differently. but tough experts, warry, the situation could get worse. it seems like it's not slowing down at all in the past when you do a lockdown or a c q, maybe about a week later you'll see some slowing down, but we have not felt that manila streets aren't as empty as one would imagine. during the lockdown. more businesses are allowed to operate and more people are out and

eye on what tom lee is going to talk about, volatility when you look at volatility in the market, we've been trading in the teens it seems like forever. every once in a while we spiked over 20. it lasts a day or two. it doesn't seem to last at all right now we have about a day of which we've spent above 20 on the volatility index but that could last a short time frame. i still look very constructively at the markets in terms of where we are and where we're going and what see the delta variant is a situation that is something that we all are watching extremely close what is going on with china and all of the different types of things that they're trying to regulate and change. so there are a lot of different areas of the market that could cause it i think to have a 4, 5, 6% pullback. but i don't see anything showing me right now that we're in for an absolutely obliterating shot to the down side so for now i remain bullish. >> and agree with what pete just said rotations have been healthy and we've seen major corrections and that is the s&p 500 has been able to hold the gains we'll talk about amazon later. they just dropped 15% in a straight line from an all-time high

suni lee ge bronze on the bars >> dismount right here >>> and mykala skinner wins silver on vault one week after she thought her olympic career was over mykala will join us live >>> alarming spike -- u.s. covid cases jump 5 1/2 times higher in one single month 35 million total as the ferocious new delta variant surges in every state. >> things are going to get worse. the seven-day average has gone up substantially >> florida, the new epicenter, record cases and hospitalizations, hot spots across the country some bringing back mask mandates, others refusing to just ahead, the battle against the virus and each other with tens of millions of americans refusing to get the shot >>> stunning upset, the u.s. women's soccer team defeated by canada this morning, ending their hopes for gold >>> lapping the field with five gold medals, caeleb dressel, the star of tokyo. >> another gold for dressel of the united states. >> this morning, we go one-on-one with the swimming sensation. >> the moment you let them -- sneak in, you get passed >>> those stories, plus meeting the moment >> the italian, jacobs is going to spring a surprise >> history made in the rac to become the world's fastest man