again, stephen king is not a conservative. hardly.long liberal, but it codoesn't matter. saying something reasonable, l defending art is unacceptable on the left. so the left spent all day trashing him online. dean cain knows what that looks like. he's an actor in los angeles, played superman on television, and many other roles. thanks for coming on. >> i'm happy to be here.o >> tucker: stephen king, he is a serious liberal. but for the crime of defending art, he is being denounced as a racist.. that's got to have a chilling effect on art and artists. >> well, it's terrifying. if you are not woke enough, you are out. he has put some of the most woke tweets out there ever, and then he said something that's patently true, which is art should be judged on art, not diversity. it should be about the art. it's what martin luther king jr. asked for. a day when you are judged by the content of your character, not by the color of your skin. and that's exactly what he said. and then the left wants to eat their own. that is what is happening. >>

because stephen king thinks art should be judged on quality. nomination came out yesterday. they came under attack for not being diverse enough. king tweeted this quote. "i would never consider diversity in matters of art, only quality. "again, stephen king is not a conservative. hardly. he's a lifelong liberal, but it doesn't matter. saying something reasonable, defending art is unacceptable on the left. the left spent all day trashing him online. he's an actor here in los angeles. he has played several other roles. thanks for coming on. >> i'm happy to be here. >> tucker: he's a serious liberal. but for the crime of defending art, he is being denounced as a racist. that's got to have a chilling effect. >> well, it's terrifying. if you are not woke enough, you are out. he has put some of the most woke tweets out there ever and he has said something that's patently true, which is art should be judged on art, not diversity. it should be about the art. it's what martin luther king jr. asked for. it'a day when you are judged bye contents of your c

stephen king, it is a grave new china. but this time is decidedly different. what is the nuance now versus sars of 2003? stephen: the simple answer is the chinese economy is much weaker than 2003. it is possibly more vulnerable to these shocks. at the same time, our knowledge of viruses and its spread has improved. france has a smaller impact than people feared as a consequence of the extraordinary controls put in place as far as aircraft controls. we are seeing a repetition of many things we saw, but quicker than was the case back then you hope this will contain things. tom: i look at your work on this and i look at your competitor jonathan anderson with ubs in asia. it is about the movement of people. you emphasize in your essay the restricting of people, how does that then restrict growth? stephen: the simple answer is globalization is all about taking down borders and barriers, allowing the movement of goods, capital, services, and people, and within countries. people going from rural areas to urban areas and finding wo

stephen king looks jerky because of his tweeting about the president.don't make jerky if they pick a different charity. if they said we will buy their home town tickets to see the mats or something like that. >> as a citizen i too would like to hear the press briefings. i also think there is value in messaging our allies and are allies alight. >> dan, thank you so much. happy friday. >> i do agree with him, i am in agreement that we need to have press briefings. the president sees himself as his best spokesman. >> are we going to happen anytime soon? >> no. >> mike pompeo mentioned today, so there you go. but that's not from the white house. dan, thank you for being in the show. we are back out monday on noon eastern. "outnumbered overtime" starts right now. >> harris: here's where we will begin, with a fox news alert. we learned about an hour ago, nancy pelosi is moving to send those articles of impeachment against the president to the senate for a trial next week. she wrote a letter to her colleagues asking judiciary chairman nadler to call a void on

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stephen king, of all people, laura -- >> laura: liberal. >> listen. there is a reasonable thought. never consider diversity in matters of art, he wrote, on the quality. it seems to me to do otherwise would be wrong. he has been taken to the woodshed for those comments by everybody in hollywood, but it makes sense. if you have an element, laura, and you need a surgeon, you don't look at the most diverse group of people, you go for the best surgeon. >> laura: that cheapens the entire award.lo stephen king ought to be careful, though, because what he says could a apply across the board in business, in schools -- >> good. >> laura: military. we want all people to get anpp equal shot, regardless of skin color, ethnicity, because the best is always going to rise to the top. the new generation of americans don't think about race. like, it's the most diverse country we've ever had. >> but laura, these categories are chosen by people in respective fields. >> laura: the most liberal people ever, voting in the academy. >> the democrats have too white a stage, they chose to knock out these can

coveted spot in the oprah winfrey book club and donna praised by the authors john grisham and stephen king as well as mexican american authors sandra cisneros and erika sanchez the novel which is it was written by an author who is neither mexican nor a migrant is now the center of a debate over who gets to tell stories of historically marginalized people critics online say the book is rife with stereotypes and cultural misrepresentations the controversy also highlights the issues that result from a lack of diversity in a white dominated u.s. publishing industry joining us to talk about this in long beach california miriam gerber she's a writer and artist who's widely shared book review of america and helped spark a more critical look at the novel isn't nurse missouri ignacio sanchez prado he is a professor of spanish latin american studies and film and media studies at the washington university in st louis and in edinburgh texas david cole was a mexican american author who teaches at the university of texas rio grande a valley good to have you everybody you've all read the vote which is a

but out is it really like that though stephen king said that life is not supposed to be a life support for the art it's dead the way around lasts very often yeah great poets or great out. sad people that have i don't know they had problems when they were young. the girls didn't want to kiss then so they wanted to become a genius yes it's true and then now that i'm mostly happy it's a problem and i've noticed that. some of my latest books written when they was helping are very sad and so maybe when i write now i have a happy life but when i write i become. depressed again it's strange it's a strange thing to write i put myself in the state where i was when i was frustrated and angry adolescent. so i go back to this to this. this hate that they had inside my set and not hate but the rage the rage to to to to to put this sentence on paper. to imagine like if you had to choose because your sake almost always all the time happy right now right and that's a good thing so if you had a choice to leave that happy life. and never ever write a book because you can't write when you're happy or act

. >> stephen vaughn, king and spalding. stephen, king and spaulding.uld use some good legal advice. do you have some good lawyers over there? i could use some good lawyers. aw, the hell with it. i just have to suffer through it the way i have all my life. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: wait... what have you suffered through your whole life? (as trump) "poor me, i got so much money from my father that i can't fit it all in my wallet, which makes it hard to take off my pants when i'm cheating on my wife with a porn star. oh, well, to live is to suffer... so says the buddha, that fat ( bleep )." we've got a great show for you tonight! andrew yang is here. but when we come back, "meanwhile!" why not? ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) yeah, you know the happiest place on earth, but... did you know this is where you can harness your inner jedi? and tear around radiator springs? or get your flex on with the incredibles. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. america's getting sicker.r just sick of dona

they read the book they might read stephen king or god blesses them, but if you read deeply in literature and doctor alexander's literature is a very big period that includes henry james, stephenson, joseph conrad, amazing names, mark twain, that is one of the pleasures of life is reading. another is writing that the reason i went to mexico if i was working on a novel and had the chance to go to arizona. if any of you have been there, hands is. nice little town with a big fence beside it and at the end of the road there is a big fence. you look at across the fence is mexico. i've written enough in travel books and i've never been to a country where at the edge there is a fence. it's just the most amazing sight. the anarchists makes these strange constructions propping up the building. it looks like christo does find it. it's the most wonderful looking thing. it's an amazing piece of sculpture. it doesn't serve a practical function. it scares people and looks at the border of the country but if you go to the border of india and pakistan, china and russia we need security obviously on the b

. >> reporter: the book has been praised by several authors including stephen king but 83 other prominento oprah urging her to reconsider making "american dirt" part of her book club writing, good intentions do not make good literature particularly when the execution is so faulty and the outcome so harmful. but it appears oprah is not backing down saying she's following the debate and hopes for a broader discussion. >> i spent the past few days listening to members of the latinx community to get a greater understanding of their concerns, and i hear them. i do. so what i want to do is bring people together from all sides to talk about this book. >> and the controversy is not hurting sales. "american dirt" is currently amazon's best-seller. >>> some news for parents and teachers this morning. a new study is out on the best way to keep kids focused at school. researchers say praise, not punishment, can be the most effective way for children to learn. the study looked at kids between kindergarten and sixth grade and found kids work harder and focus up to 30% more when they hear positive reinf

like stephen king. give us a story line, a creepy clown. >> people said it has got a lot of reading, maybe somebody can summarize it. the mueller report gave 34 indictment, if you were of trump's inner cir. paul manafort, roger stone, michael cohen. prison just got a lot nerdier. >> the trump people who got in trouble didn't get in trouble for what was alleged. it was taxes, not being truthful to the fbi. which you always have to do. >> the united states of america, bed move. these are patriotic americans. if you commit a crime start low. start with a security guard at the mall. >> when the report came out robert mueller said i will let the report speak for itself. it didn't speak loudly enough and democrats were angry about it. a couple weeks later he is back out in front of congress. >> it became painfully obvious that robert mueller, public servant of many decades, might not be familiar with the mueller report. >> it was like a shakespearean tragedy that turned out to be a comedy. >> he was a clear g

maybe someone like stephen king.e it a story line, a creepy clown, something that interested the american people. people are like, a lot ofin reading? maybe someone can summarize it for me. >> the mueller report gave us 34 indictments. a few of them were in fromor center circle. paul manafort, robert cohen, michael stone. we know one thing, prison just got a lot nerdier. >> the people who got in trouble didn't get in trouble for what was alleged. it was things like taxes and things like not being truthful to the fbi, which you almost always have to do. martha stewart learned that the hard way. >> you're messing with the fbi and the cia of the united states of america. bad move. these are patriotic americans who don't play. if you're going to commit a crime, start low. start with the security guard at the mall, see how that goes. >> when the report came out, mueller said, i'm not going to speak. i'm going to let the report speak for itself. apparently it didn't speak loudly enough and democrats were pretty angry about

stephen vaughn, king and spalding. stephen. king and spalding. i could use some good legal advice.you have some good lawyers over there? i could use some good lawyers, right? ah, to hell with it. i just have to suffer through it the way i have all my life. somewhere along the line, they must be pretty good, right? jonathan ward, atlas organization. jonathan, thank you. great job you've done. kevin warsh. kevin. where's kevin? i don't know, kevin. i could have used you a little bit here. why weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job? why weren't you more forceful, kevin? you're a forceful person. in fact, i thought you were too forceful, maybe, for the job. and i would have been very happy with you. but, kevin, thank you for being here. you understand that very well, right? it bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. this is one -- i don't know where that all leads, but we have to pay. we're the number one in the world, by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed. our dollar is very high, and -- r

stephen king ought to be careful, though, because what he says could a apply across the board in businessools -- >> good. >> laura: military. we want all people to get an equal shot, regardless of skin color, ethnicity, because the best is always going to rise to the top. the new generation of americans don't think about race. like, it's the most diverse country we've ever had. >> but laura, these categories are chosen by people in respective fields. >> laura: the most liberal people ever, voting in the academy. >> the democrats have too white a stage, they chose to knock out these candidates, not because they were hispanic or black, but because they weren't good enough to beat donald trump. and laura, to prove there is no conspiracy among oscar voters, two of your favorite people got a best documentary nod. barack obama tweeted out "glad to see america oscar nod, the kind of story we don't see often enough, and exactly why michelle and i hope to achieve with higher ground post what. barack and michelle obama nominated for the netflix documentary. >> laura: i've never even heard of their

i'm on the side of stephen king who said, you know what, art shouldn't be based on diversity but on qualityuld go even further to say everything should be on quality, i don't care what your gender is. >> juan: that is the case you would have more diversity because diversity has been proven to improve quality, but the problem is we live in a patriarchy and a white dominated society -- >> greg: this is on you, jess jesse! you turned in your male card! >> jesse: i will not take the blame beard i want to see june bug bond. >> greg: james bond can be a man, woman can write james bond, but james bond is a man. >> "the irishman," they would never, ever spend $175 million to put a bunch of old women and deaged them in a movie. >> greg: good point. >> they would cast hot, young babes in it. al pacino, 79 playing a 50-year-old? that is ridiculous. >> juan: calm, we have another segment coming up. michael avenatti facing more legal trouble. next up for you to see on "the five." that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for

this coronavirus isn't like the superflu from stephen king's "the stand."t's not even sars which did kill about a tenth of the people who caught it. nevertheless, it's very scary. history tells us we can quickly get this epidemic under control, unless, that, the chinese government isn't telling the truth about the mortality rate or how easily the disease can be spread china's track record has been pretty mixed when it comes to this kind of thing their government tried to cover up sars and it led to hundreds of unnecessary deaths. hopefully they learned their lesson if china can get the outbreak under control, there is not much to worry about, but if they can't, it will do real damage to cruise lines, luxury hotels, say nothing of the airlines. the fourth unless, apple did you know that apple's stock is now the largest in every major index? the company sells the most beloved products i've ever seen. and now they're tacking on this incredibly rapidly growing service revenue stream, the iphone 11, it's all looking good unless, that is we've misjudged the level

. >> she was excited with stephen king also. >> she always talks about this time so fondly and that work>> it's an iconic show that's beloved by millions and millions of people. >> and i think i might have been the last character that gene created, that he actually created. i think it might be mine. >> i would say that were true, lasting character whom we saw again and again and again, yes indeed. >> so it's connected to the show, nichols is connected to all kinds of stuff. >> it is. >> patrick, you have to come back. it's never enough time. >> okay. i agree. "star trek: picard" begins streaming on cbs all access tomorrow. we of course will be right back, well, maybe. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're

stephen vaughn, king and spalding. stephen. i could use some good legal advice. do you have some good lawyers? i just have to suffer through it the way i have all my life. somewhere along the line it must be pretty good. jonathan ward, atlas organization. jonathan, thank you. kevin wash. kevin, where is kevin? i don't know, kevin, i could have used you a little bit here. why weren't you more forceful when you wanted that job? why weren't you more forceful, kevin? in fact, i thought you were too forceful for the job, and i would have been very happy with you. with kevin, but thank you for being here. you understand that very well, right? bothers me when germany and other countries are getting paid to borrow money. i don't know where all that leads. but we have to pay, we are the number one in the world by far, and we have to pay for our money. our interest rates are set high by the fed. r dollars are high. relatively speaking. but when other countries get literally under, they have negative rates. meaning they are under, they get paid. i love this time of this con

. >> stephen: i thought it just went like, king, queen, prince and princess, jack of spades, boy wizards of hazzard, and then cartoon mouse that sews cinderella's dress. ( laughter ) according to the couple's statement, they're withdrawing from some of their official duties and now plan to balance their time between the united kingdom and north america. i say, "welcome, meghan and harry. on behalf of all former rebels against the british crown, you're going to love declaring independence. it comes with free speech and unlimited breadsticks." now-- ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: how 'bout that? >> stephen: what's not to like? >> jon: you've got to love it. >> stephen: decrowning themselves will bring some big life changes, because it will allow harry and meghan to work for money, something they currently can't do. this is great. she's an actress. this means meghan markle can go back to "suits!" and harry can sell them at men's wearhouse! ( laughter ) this came-- this came as-- i'd buy a suit from him, sure! this came as a shock to everyone. one bbc journalist reports, "no o

. >> reporter: famous for inspiring stephen king's "the shining." >> reporter: he scheduled an early dinner so they could turn in early. it was a romantic weekend, after all. then saturday afternoon, they set out for rocky mountain national park to go on a hiking trail harold had scouted out a few months earlier. but just about 24 hours in, the perfect weekend turned tragic. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> hello, my name is harold henthorn, and i'm in the rocky mountain national park. >> okay. >> i need an alpine mountain rescue team immediately. >> reporter: it was just before 6:00 and harold needed help urgently. >> my wife has fallen from a rock on the north summit of deer mountain. on the deer mountain trail. and she's in really critical condition. >> reporter: harold told the 911 operator that toni had fallen from the edge of a cliff. >> we need to be sure that you know my location first. i have really bad cell coverage. >> okay. >> okay. i'm on deer mountain. >> reporter: immediately, the park launched a ranger who was also a trained emt, but the only way to ge

stephen: all right, okay. colin firth, your costar from "the king's speech. >> colin, i love dearly, he talks too much. >> stephenproblems with speech, hence, you know, he had a stammer. so the only way i knew when we were actually filming was "colin stopped talking." and i'd go, "oh, we must be filming, he stopped." ( laughter ) he's going to kill me. >> stephen: okay, your costar from "oceans eight." rihanna. >> rihanna, she's amazing, she's a goddess. she looks extraordinary. she is a goddess. i could never understand a word she said, though. ( laughter ) >> stephen: really? >> we speak totally different languages. but i loved her. and she was amazing to look at. really good actress, too. and then she's a great designer, she's an amazing phenomenon. >> stephen: she sings as well, have you heard? >> oh, yes, that's right. ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay, dish the dirt on sasha baron cohen. i'll start. i had dinner with him at george clooney's house, and he came dressed up in lederhosen carrying a 45-pound wheel of cheese. ( laughter ) >> really? i think he needs-- >> stephen: true story. >> he's got slight-- he n

stephen: the number of those affected has -- with every jp, people are king this crisis more seriously ago many lunar new year situation.emed blase about the now the mood is different. >> of course i am worried that the virus may all of a sudden spread further. if cross infection happens during the spring t period, the epidemic will be terrible. my hometown is close to the place where the virus broke out. >> of course i am worried. i just went to buy masks, but when i tried they were all sold out. steven: in wuhan, where the outbreak started, scientists say anyone with a high temperature should not leave. authorities have ordered local tour groups to cancel their trips. becars driving away arg syrup -- stopped for random searches. the chinese government is saying everything is under control. >> we believe that under the strong leadership of the party central committee, threnew virus ou in wuhan will be brought under control. steven: but the outbreak res already spad well beyond central china. in vietnam, japan, and south korea, the health of incoming passengers is being c. in australia

king's message, especially the part about wanting to be "free at last." ( laughter ) >> jon: oh, oh, my goodness! >> stephenthink i heard. i don't know. it's what i heard. >> jon: thank god almighty. >> stephen:ed toest thing about that tweet was the graphic she chose, which just said, "m.l.k. day." timely and factual. ( laughter ) and i'm being told we have a preview of the first lady's tweet for tomorrow, "together we honor tuesday january 21." again, so truthful. >> jon: direct. direct. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: in addition to this being m.l.k. day, it's also the third anniversary of trump's inauguration. january 20, 2017. i think we all remember where we were when we weren't there. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) but we're also exactly one year away from the inauguration of our next president. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) so it will either be a massive, historic celebration in dc, or the white house will tell us it was a massive, historic celebration in dc. ( laughter ) but inauguration day may come early because tomorrow is the beginning of trump's senate impeachment trial. ( c

stephen cobert. >> welcome back, i am gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. >> it is asteri tricky name.spended the ceo of the academy is making explosive claims. in a 46-page, debra duggan says she's being retaliated againfor voting conduct. more on the story, jamie, this is a big bomb shell. how is the academy responded? >> it absolutely is. the academy is going after their ceo's credibility, calling it miss duggan never raised these allegations until a week where the claims were made against her. >> two months after debra duggan helped unveil this year's grammy nominations, she's pulling back the curtain of what she calls a boy's club. the rolling stone music editor. >> the academy presented itself to the public and to her when she came in. >> some of duggan's most damming claim involving the ceo, neil. the lack of female winners. women who won a bigger role in the industry needs to do one thing. >> to step up. >> he later apologized. >> duggan learned a recording artist accused mr. portnow of raping her. >> this is the first time that seen any allegations about the incident. you can

said this: >> the president seems to be emulating a french king who said (speaks french) "l'etat c'est moi". "the state, it's me." >> stephene's referring to louis the 14th, who famously said, "l'etat c'est moi." adding, "voulez-vous couchez avec moi, ce soir? creole lady marmalade." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) gichi gichi -- i don't know what that means in friend: when you think about it, trump has a lot in common with louis the 14th. same decorating style. same lax attitude towards extramarital affairs. they both poop in a drawer. plus, louis was the sun king, and trump is the stare-directly-at-the-sun king. ( laughter ) the only difference is trump's motto: "let me eat cake." ( laughter ) but the dersh-bag may not even be trump's worst lawyer. he's got stiff competition from former florida attorney general pam bondi, seen here indicating her i.q. here she is just ripping hunter biden: >> the norway trip was june of 2015. he remained on the board... until... april... of... 2019. ( laughter ) >> stephen: pam... pam... pam bondi... is... a... dumb... ass... ( laughter ) --sociate of the president. ( laughter ) ( cheers and

watch out -- ( audience chanting "stephen" ) >> stephen: you better watch out, disney's going to come after you again because you stole this from the lion kingam i wearing? >> let me explain. i know it's not for everybody and maybe not for you either, however, what i will say is thi- ( laughter ) -- animal print is a huge print for 2020, it was between this and a solid satin jacket which i thought was possibly more 2020. but let me say, if you were to take off this tie and just had the shirt open, he would look chic wearing a pattern jacked. >> stephen: they said he's going to want you to wear a patterned jacket and i said what about the one i wore last year with my wife. >> you look posh ( cheers and applause ) you look super super hot but your wife overshadowed you. >> stephen: as she always does. >> you look very good. >> stephen: obviously, i get to keep this? >> you can keep it so you can burn it later in a ceremony, yes. >> stephen: lovely to see you again. >> lovely to see you. >> stephen: happy new year. "next in fashion" is available on netflix january 29. tan france, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by miranda lamb

stephen klayman from the metropolitan police. the incident took place around 7:40pm yesterday evening. it started near seven kingswhere we are now. it was a fight involving two groups of men. we believe those men were from the sikh community. the result of that fight, which involved knives had three people fatally wounded. this despite their best efforts, they were pronounced dead by paramedics on the scene. an absolutely tragic event to take place here. i can update that the enquiry overnight, two people had been arrested in relation to murder. we believe the parties are known to each other. we don't know more at this stage and i can speak about causes. this is why we need witnesses to come forward and give us more witnesses to come forward and give us more information about what they saw. and potentially information surrounding the event. we will be releasing the incident number. someone doesn't want to speak to the police, please call crimestoppers. the two people in custody are 29 and 39 years old. police have ruled out terrorism as a motive for this attack. they believe it is some sort of dispute within the