we watched a lot of steve martin.-- we'd watch "planes, trains and automobiles" and "shaw hang redemption." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how old were you? >> like about 8. we would watch those movies all the time. i don't know why we watched "shawshank" so often. "planes, trains, automobiles," "the jerk," those movies. >> jimmy: it's good for an 8-year-old to learn what prison is like. [ laughter ] >> yeah. it is. >> jimmy: i'm going through that movie, there's a lot of bad stuff in that. >> there's a lot of bad stuff in that. >> a lot of bad language in "planes, trains and automobiles." >> that's right. >> jimmy: both of those movies are two of my favorites. "planes, trains and automobiles," that's one of those movies you don't expectation to get teared up at the end, but you do get teared up at the end. >> that's one of the greatest movies of all time. that combination of funny and heartbreaking is perfect in that movie. >> jimmy: yeah. have you ever met steve martin? i assume you've met him and told him about that? >> i'

. >> looked like something steve martin would do on an old s&l skit. >> that was awesome relatable comingnd i could hear rustling in the back because eve a toy room in the back during commercial break i could hear someone going in looking for toys and i had to go -- you guys have to go -- upstairs i get it. >> that's funny chris i want to quickly play talking about zoom fails. this is remember that cat zoom fail. i want to play this very quickly and get your thoughts. >> i believe you have a filter turned on in video settings -- you might want to -- >> we're trying -- did you hear me, judge? >> i can hear you i think it is a filter -- >> it is. don't know how to remove it i've got any assistant here trying to. but -- i'm required to go forward with it. i'm here live it's not that i'm not a cat. >> i'm not a cat guy was interviewed later. he was genuinely by the whole computer thing couldn't figure it out. kristin. >> so this past year or so in this pandemic there has been so much so many horrible things that have occurred, so much tragedy, so it is good for us to find things that are funn

. >>> and this morning steve martin and martin short, an incredible comedy duo have a new partner in first images and a trailer with the trio starring in their new comedy/murder mystery called "only murders in the building" following three strangers all living in the same new york city building, all of whom happen to be obsessed with true crime and then, yep, find themselves in the middle of one. take a look. >> a great murder mystery unpeels itself like an onion. >> secrets are the fun part. >> sometimes it's easier to figure out someone else's secret than it is to deal with your own. >> we'll go down there and look around for clues. >> want to come? >> do i want to break into a dead guy's apartment and go through all his [muted]? sounds like an afternoon. >> premiering on hulu on august 31st with that comedy dream team. >>> this morning, producer, rapper 'lil jon adding home renovator to his resume on hgtv. it's called "'lil jon wants to do what." hgtv saying who doesn't want to see lil jon's creative talent traverse the world of hip-hop into the world of home renovation. do we thi

i remember steve martin was sitting in the front, he was really laughing, i thought, oh, that's good,ng, and a lot of us were laughing along. this was my in-depth interview with the great sharon stone. you can catch the entire thing and more of her bespoke rap online right now. >>> i got a special surprise for you as well. we have a lot more coming up because i'm here for the next hour. i'll be anchoring the next hour on msnbc at 7:00 p.m. eastern. new evidence of gop extremism. and why there are new theories, deemed credible, about the true origins of the covid-19 pandemic. >>> and a florida blogger, embarrassed and ignored? which blogger are we talking about? you have to stay until the next hour to find out. out we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than e

i remember steve martin was sitting in the front and he was really laughing.ing, a lot of us are laughing along. this was my in-depth interview with the great sharon stone. i want to tell you, that's part of our highlights. you can catch the entire thing and more of her bespoke rap online now. go to our twitter page at the beach was already, or search sharon stone msnbc on youtube right now. i have a surprise for you as well. we have a lot more coming out because i am here for the next hour. i'll be angry in the next hour on msnbc's with evidence of gop extremism out in the open. we have the footage. also, why there are new theories deemed credible about the true potential origins of the covid pandemic. and my special comment to end the week, a florida blogger embarrassed and ignored. which blogger could be talking about? we will have to stay in the next hour to find out. ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ ♪ you wanna be where you can see(ah-ah) ♪ ♪ our troubles are all the same (ah-ah) ♪ ♪ you wanna be where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ you wanna go whe

martin bashir�*s editor was, of course, the late steve hewlett, who in his post—panorama career became the media show. now, john, you are an investigative journalist. you have been in the panorama office, i was going to say forever, not quite forever, but you have been there long but you have been there long time. we are familiaryour work on screen. can you give us a sense of before you get to that point, before the cameras are rolling, what is the work and the ground work that has to be done? what are some of the tools that you use? well, it depends what sort of story it is. i mean, if it's against criminals or is about criminals or, you know, dishonest people, then subterfuge is authorised, but only on a very strict basis. obviously, in this case, martin bashir... john, we are just getting your hand knocking the desk, and i want to hear you. so, sorry. martin bashir had used some really deceitful subterfuge and, obviously, the princess was not a criminal, she was a young and rather vulnerable woman. these days, if you want to do anything like that, it would be, ithink, a very closely

steve: they are in martin county, which is the county just north of palm beach on the east coast.f you stack it up for other things, every day life walking into there is always a little bit of a danger in this world whether it's a virus or it's a person or an animal attack, this is way low on the list. still overreacting sending the wrong messages debate is going to be at everyone's kitchen table should those gets get inoculated and vaccinated the numbers say there is really no reason for it. ainsley: a friend of mine who lives in florida, her school they didn't have to wear masks the one telling me took her kids out of the original school because it was going to be a mask. had to wear mavericks and enrolled them in my other friend's school because she didn't want them to wear mask. brian: they don't talk and interact. it's detrimental. ainsley: it's sad that teachers haven't seen these kids' faces. steve: brian to your point whether or not the kids will get the vaccinations, i was having a talk with a fellow parent who has got kid who is just a teenager, and she has got a lot of

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but unfortunately, two of the main players in the report, princess diana and steve hewitt who was the producer at the time, martin why it took so long, i do not know. a lot of the people around knew what was going on within the bbc, none of them broke cover. it's almost like there was a vow of silence among some of the people at the top of the bbc. it started with the top of the bbc. it started with the anniversary last year, the 25th anniversary of the interview and documentaries than. and it is now blown up. lord grade is a former controller of bbc1, a former chief executive of channel 4 and later, chairman of the bbc. he assisted lord dyson in this report as a witness. earlier he spoke to the bbc and described lord dyson's report as "shocking". lord dyson is very clear that it was a cover—up. first of all, the statements that the bbc made at the time were very economical with what they knew to be the truth. they never checked with earl spencer, whether his version would tally with the various versions of the story that martin bashir had given them. and then, bbc news outlets, never cover the story. he never in

think you are right, steve, the situation internationally is a powerful reminder ofpo the importance of the fierce urgency if ima can quote martin to act now. were seeing the fact that countries have had their covid crisis considerably under control are having surges, india, brazil and other countries it's terrific to watch. we don't as a nation not only address our covid crisis here within our borders, but also contribute the world situation and try to make vaccine available for all, we will continue to all suffer. so i think thess issue of vaccine hesitancy and vaccine confidence to really create the better, safer world we are all struggling for. it is clear that we need to continue the efforts that and so ably outlines. note one solution is going to make the sole difference. we need a multifaceted strategy that recognizes all the different stakeholders. all of the different players and partners. and really enables us to move forward in a strong, aggressive and consistent way. it falls people understand that itnv is important to their own healthis grades important to the health of communities, their families and loved ones. th

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will finish in the worst position at the coca-cola 600 martin truex junior trace elliot, denny bush, kyle larson worse position. will: kyle larson. steveto tie for first. >> well, there are your questions, guys. i hope everybody plays. download the app. and play fox bet super 6. will: easy to play difficult to win. steve: absolutely free. download it today. all right, tommy, thank you very much. all right, it is coming up on 8:00 in the east and this is hour three of "fox & friends" for this memorial day >> today, president biden will unveil his $6 trillion budget. >> the new york post take a look right here. hog wild. >> he's essentially saying deficits do not matter. will: today house members will introduce legislation to create a commission on covid-19. >> president xi has committed criminal behavior in covering this up and the evidence is getting more compelling to that fact. >> e-mails from hunter biden's laptop show that the then-vice president had dinner with his son's foreign business associates. >> i think people ought to be very concerned about it. >> iran, hey, yeah it's me again. >> the officer who went viral for mocking le

steve, first of all, congratulations on your new u.s. citizenship, you are a fellow american, i love it. we are so proud and thrilled for you, congratulations. your perspective is so valuable, on the martinhir interview, the question is one of accountability for him, we know now that there were severe tangible implications, he has stepped down a few days ago because of health reasons, presumably enjoying a big fat pension, we know no criminal charges will be filed to what you see next happening in this, frankly, tragedy. >> steve: thank you very much, emily, one of the things i had to do in swearing the oath, i had to renounce any loyalty to any foreign prince. i think, the other aspect of this that come of the other prince in the newspaper, prince william talking about what happened with the mother of both of the princes, that's an unbelievable story, it's so shocking when you look at the details, the bbc, taxpayer-funded, the public, the state broadcaster in the u.k., the so-called journalists literally manufacturing documents to persuade princess diana that the people closest to her, literally the people surrounding her and organizing her life were spying on her and working against he

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