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you've got steven spielberg, rob reiner, and what are they doing?ovie because there was no substance to joe biden on his own. he can't do it on i his own. they are creating their own fiction because the truth of what joe biden is doing is not sustainable. he is saying we've got the best economy. he is saying the border was secure, america is back, americas respected on the world stage, it is all nonsense. al jazeera today is cheering about those kids on the universities. and then you've got putin bombing in the ukraine. we got the taliban running afghanistan with a weapons that we left there. israel having its hands tied behind his back and xi jinping is licking his chops. they have to create a fiction because the reality doesn't sell. >> dana: jesse, this morning when biden announced the additional student loans, like art students -- and i love art, but is biden trying to lose? >> jesse: you think so when you look at what he is doing. and the american people want certainty because when you have certainty in your life, it gives you confidence. and t

relationship with animals. watch now on youtube dw documentary, the 30 years ago filmmakers, steven spielberg create their show off foundation shortly off the his movies. endless list had brought the holocaust to the big screens. he wanted to preserve the testimonies of genocide survivors to the stage. the show of foundation has recorded more than 56000 testimonies. dw was able to speak to its executive director walter williams. at a time when anti semitism is on the rise globally, robert williams, executive director of the u. s. c. show up foundation and welcome to the doctor you . you came here to berlin from the united states, where we have seen a lot of protests at us campuses slightly in the past weeks. how have you been experiencing those pro post in protest, joe biden, to us present them, has caught them and to submit a, do you agree with this description? there? i take, i take issue with one aspect of, of the way that you characterized it. i think the notion that they are pro palestinian creates a, a false assumption that the other side is anti palestinian. and i think those of us who

i think joe biden's hired steven spielberg. how is that going to work out?work out particularly well for joe biden. i still think it's not out of the question that biden is not even going to be the nominee. the democrats have been consistently one step ahead and so my message to the republican party is as good as the current poll numbers look, as bad as the current u.s. president looks back and it's pretty bad, complacency is not an option. we have to offer our own vision and stand for it irrespective of the tricks the other side plays. this can't be a 50-point one election, it has to be a decisive landslide in a landslide minus shenanigans will still be a victory so that's what my focus is. i think it's where our party roots focus needs to be and it's good that president trump is able to have fun along the way, he gives us a competitive advantage as well. >> jesse: what kind of policies would you put front and center to have the most broad appeal throughout the country? >> i think it's a tale of two mass deportations. the first is anybody who's in this coun

you know, steven spielberg was there, harrison ford was there. remember after i won, i went up to steven during the commercial break and i said, "steven, i hope i make you proud tonight." [ applause ] and he said something really sweet. he said, "ke, you have always made me proud." >> jimmy: oh, that's very sweet. >> brought tears to my eyes right away. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. are you a crier in general in. >> not -- not when i was younger. i think i've cried more so in the last two years than my entire life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: from happiness? >> from happiness. those were happy tears. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, those are the best tears. we're going to take a look at a clip from "loki." it's on disney plus, season two. key hue kwan is with us. we'll be right back. >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by tillamook. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) no two bodies are the same. some pads, never got that message. but, always flexfoam did! it protects against different flows for up to zero leaks. and it flexes to fit all bodies, for up to zero feel. feel i

you see something today competing for steven spielberg production? he's used to working with the dead fish ha also did et another shriveled creature and et can't work a phone what's the message when you have no measurable successou you need a story you can't touto the economy or the border or crime unity we were promised soe you hire a a storyteller to cree a narrative that cannot be measured in statistics or prices or body count that's what he's trying to do i just open he weaves in the juicy bits go joe's grandfather was 8 by a cannibal are saved 6 people from drowning or was arrested in the civil rights movement. joe biden makes forrest gumpd li sound like a chardin 1 lastou thing about hollywood where were they when anti-semites were calling for genocide in celebrating october 7th.ntin quentin tarantino madeovie inglorious bastards starring brad pitt my look-alike about am team o of jewish soldiers taking out nazis a fictional movie souf in hollywood as long as the nazis or fictional they will fight them but a few miles down the road we will stay

chicago attracted steven spielberg, biden himself appears in the white house to star wars fans, recordingwith mark hamill, actor who played luke skywalker in the famous film saga. may the force be with you, always. at the same time, hollywood's heavy artillery is working on the enemy. the voter is reminded what the stars think of trump. first magnitude, he is a truly sick man, i'm tired of calling him names, he just shouldn't go near the presidency, guys like these look like clowns, act like clowns, and somehow people identify with him, but this will result in chaos , which we cannot imagine, the republican party convention will be held in mid-july in wisconsin, and he rushes there during a break between court hearings in new york. donald trump. our party's interest will take place in melok in just a few months. we are really looking forward to it. you do not remember the last time biden even showed up at his convention? i don't think so. some say he wandered around the parking lot, asking where he was? you're in wisconsin. where is it? trump is trying to avoid protests at universities, a

two-decade career, from playing a super hero to a trojan commander, and even a mossad agent in steven spielberg'sar-nominated "munich." he has proven to be a story tell they're we all admire. and of course now to talk about the latest project is eric bana. welcome to "nightline." >> thanks for having me. >> we talked about some you ever big successes. you're known for the hulk and "troy" and "blackhawk down." which i didn't realize was your first big budget american blockbuster. what was that like to be plucked into hollywood? >> when you go through the cast list of that film, it's such an embarrassment of riches. i think one of the most incredible casts of any film ever. ridley scott at the helm. it was unbelievable. >> so now your latest film is called "force of nature: the dry two." but before we discuss it, let's take a look at a clip. >> none of you have been honest with me about what happened on that last site. this is your last chance. there is a massive storm coming. it's going to engulf the whole search area. so you either help me now or we now while we can still final liss alive. >> cue

tell her when she'd be dragged into the water, so that they would get an authentic reaction, steven spielbergscene is done, i want everyone under the seats with the popcorn and bubble gum. baccolini was 77. >> actor steve buscemi is recovering from what's being described as a random attack in new york. police say someone punched buscemi in the face while he was walking on a manhattan street. his publicist says he's okay, and that buscemi chased the attacker despite a head injury. the suspect is still on the run. it comes just weeks after someone hit one of buscemi's boardwalk empire costars with a rock in central park. >> we turn now to the kentucky farmer, speaking publicly for the first time about finding a treasure trove of gold coins in a field worth millions of dollars. they date back to the 1860s. here's abc's derrick dennis this morning. >> new details about the millions of dollars in rare civil war era coins unearthed by a farmer in kentucky. so i was blown away, and i was like, you know, you know, tell me more. the farmer, who's chosen to remain anonymous, told kentucky educational t

they will be no shadow by steven spielberg saving private ryan, by centering on my mol her beach. however, the film caused considerable controversy. by focusing mainly on them, their connectivity, hollywood mythology, around world war 2, probably started right when the war began. well, i don't think there were ever any films. maybe it's the more maybe in, in the never during the war itself, there were sometimes maybe that, that wouldn't acknowledged the soviets in a way that was more positive. but i can't really think of the top my head of any films about world war 2 that ever showed to the soviets, in a positive light, with world war 2 world war 2 was a clearly good versus evil narrative. it's difficult to, it's difficult to like adolf hitler and the nazis. right. so it's very easy to create the narrative of, you know, americans of the good guys, nazi to the bad guys in 2000. and 4 ross tested side by side with the allies to mark the 60th anniversary of the norm in the line. and for the very 1st time, thoughts by then the majority of americans and europeans have shifted their pos

with world war 2 of the nazis were defeated by, you know, the movie directors and hollywood, steven spielberg. and, and the brits uh and what, what most people sometimes don't know here in the states is that it in fact, after the death of 27000000 people in russia, it was actually the russian army that went into berlin 1st. and that's what they're trying to say with assignment that's important, right? yeah, i mean, this brandenburg gates thing, this image that we're looking at, it's unclear if that is some sort of a twitter hoax. but, but at the end of the day, it is victory day, or 2 days actually, maybe through 9th, the come ration days, of course, in berlin. rick and we're trying to rewrite history in berlin. authorities have banned all russian flags. the z logo, any thing having to do with russia, it's unclear of this is like a temporary law. and if it's only a clickable in berlin or perhaps other surrounding territories or cities, but at least for the next few days, berlin police are authorized to make arrests on this particular matter. if anybody is forwarding any sort of russian emblem

, a stuntwoman and competitive swimmer starred as krissy watkins, the first shark victim in steven spielberg's 1975 film, "jaws." she died at her ventura, california, home. she was 77. >>> well, for over a half century, director roger corman made more than 300 films, some better than others. we learned this weekend that corman died at home in santa monica, california. he was 98. cbs's elise preston has more. >> reporter: campy cult classic war of the satellites is just one of the hundreds of films that made roger corman king of b-movies. the rogue filmmaker, with his not so special effects and dubious dialogue. >> soon we will have nowhere to run. >> reporter: turn the out his independent movies at warp speed, often in under ten days. born in 1926, the detroit native earned an engineering degree from stanford and served in the navy before hollywood. >> you're the one who wanted to go monster hunting. >> reporter: corman said he never spent more than $100,000 a picture. the academy of motion pictures, arts, and sciences joked that he could use a public phone to negotiate a contract, shoot the f

some of them one of them was still with us last night and the night before that, tom hanks and steven spielberg and saving private ryan. right. in those years of in the summer of 99 was a premier. and said, i'll help you guys promote this movie. it's the best war movie i've ever seen on world war two. and he says in you got to agree to come to our grand opening and help out a little bit. and he said, i didn't want any money, but he traveled with them for three or four weeks, interviewing on television, promoting, promoting the movie and so here they are, the tour. the night before we opened the museum, there. in any event. and. here is the famous opening ribbon shot that the some of you remember who were there. and i knre are a few here who were general dave myers was chair of the grand opening committee and secretary defense cohen, bill cohen detailed to marshal the greatest parade of military parades since world war two. and i can say with great pride that he did exactly that. and there 200,000 people on the streets of new orleans. we had celebrities, we had senators. we had all of our board

going to be reaction and going into the summer to have this on campus, they will need more than steven spielberg summer, wait until next fall. donald trump finding his gag order while his lawyer argues why the star witness michael cohen gets to shop around a tv show. i went to experian. i mean, i trust them. and on my phone they show me subscriptions i'm paying for. even the ones i don't remember. then, any i don't want, experian cancels them for me. easy. see all you can do at experian.com/save now remember space? and legroom? (♪) that's more like it. the three-row lexus tx. (♪) have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-in tub. with safe step's standard heated seat and new fast fill faucet, you can enjoy a nice warm bath up to 20% faster! and the convenient touch pad control is right at your fingertips. each tub comes standard with a dual hydrotherapy system. the ten water jets can help increase mobility, relieve pain, boost energy, and improve sleep. while the microsoothe advanced air therapy syste

no wonder they hired steven spielberg, biden has lost in the twilight zone and trump, while he is draws better bring a bigger boat. [ cheering and applause ] -- jaws. >> announcer: let's welcome today's guess, number 1 at most land fields, the host of one nation, brian kilmeade! true pause. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: she can announce fights and defend your rights, charly arnolt. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: she is like summertime, so halted that all demand dropdead, new york times best-selling author and fox news computer kat timpf. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: and he uses his head when he's pummeling to the left, comedian and former wnba -- world champion, tyrus. [ cheering and applause ] >> greg: always pleasant to have you on the shown. >> i don't think so. [ laughter ] i'm already done three runs and have not gone up to the plate yet. >> greg: don't you agree these trials somehow have made trump stronger, may be just by focusing and containing him a little bit? >> and the gag order could be a blessing and away, he keeps it out of the speeches and helps his people

but i think the biggest knock on the day probably goes to steven spielberg,'s new campaign advisor.goes from directing his big blockbuster movies about fake dinosaurs to now directing twitter videos about political dinosaurs. >> jesse: so you were, okay,, the trump campaign with a cnn debate? >> absolutely. >> jesse: and you're okay with it in the summer? >> yes. >> jesse: you don't want debates in the fall, you're only okay with one debate in the fall and september? >> we want the debate in june and we want the debate in september. and president trump also said today he wants to be on october 2nd, on fox news with brett and martha. we should not just be stopping it to debates. keep in mind president trump says we should have more, let's have one in july, august. we can have them all the way up until the election. but joe biden wants to try to get away with two debates because he knows what is going to happen. the more he talks, the more trouble joe biden gets into. >> jesse: you agree to two, you want more. you want more. and you are ready? you are ready for joe biden, weather it i

. >> jurors in general like -- judge merchan is even -- steven spielberg' central casting version of, they adore this man. and like jim -- you can't win a fight with the judge. >> martha: he's great. was bringing judge jeanine pirro cohost of "and the five," former judge and a district attorney -- former district attorney would westchester county with almost three -- over three decades of decades and trade gouty, -- former state and from -- was at the courthouse today, cannot imagine a better panel. get to both of you for being here. judge, let me start with you. you're reaction to what you've learned so far about this extremely important process which you took part in many, many times hammering out whether judge -- the jury will be told about what they need to keep in their deliberations and what needs to be on the outside? >> judge jeanine: in a case like this, martha, where it's not really clear what that second crime is that is used to bootstrap two that this many years to it life to become a felony i believe that the jurors will have a lot of questions to find out what that crim

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. >> steven spielberg. >> steven spielberg. >> yeah.a gap year, don't they? or they used to. now he's taking a train year i think it's a wonderful way for him to sort of see the country learn about different people. the best thing you could do, i was always told, is travel by train and talk to people on the train. i did it across america once. i travelled from one end of the state to the other on amtrak, it took three and a half days and boy do you meet some interesting people. yeah, i know, so it's a wonderful experience at this age for him to do. >> you know, it takes three and a half days to get from halifax to huddersfield, where the problems are. >> now. this is a it's a good boy. this is a german story. >> but actually it reflects an issue in the west which is that for many it's cheaper to live on a train than live in a flat. >> yeah, i know that's the obvious takeaway. >> that is the takeaway, but it's 8500 pounds. he's spending on this. and let's be honest, he's carrying his clothes in a bag and he's washing them in the basins i

may be this is why they hired steven spielberg, just to get joe to seamlessly complete a singular thought, spielberg made a mechanical shark looked real through the magic of editing, may be could turn joe into a cogent human being, bring cgi, i think that stands for corpse galvanizing imagery. i'm thinking, though, i think joe heard finally what everybody else is hearing, that he is on his way out, and what do you do when you're on your way out? you set something in motion that makes it harder for you to leave. it's like when jesse volunteered to be our floor's marshal so that might buy him some time at the network, and it worked. it worked. why is he doing this? i'm happy he is doing this. i'm glad he is doing it. maybe jill told him to do it. maybe it is just easy to say you are going to do it and then back out. and this is just buying you time and you can come up with reasons for backing out. there could be another new hoax they push that makes it like, we cannot debate this man. he is undebatable. it is beneath us to debate him. we don't even know what the hoax is but they'll find one

straight shot i wonder what they left on the cutting room floor maybe that's why they hired steven spielberg get joe to seamlessly complete a .singular thought. he made a mechanical shark lookh real through the magic of c ouediting maybe you turn joe ino a cogent human being bringing cgi standing for corpse galvanizing in imagery he hearde whether people are hearing thart he's on his way out why do you do on your way out you set something in motion to make it harder for you to leave likeik when jessee volunteered to be r fire marshal hoping that wouldt buy him time at the network and it worked.wo why is he doing this some happye he's doing this glad i he's doi it may be joe told him to do it maybe it's easier to say you're going to do it and back out andb if this just buys you time and you can up with reasons for backing out there could be another new hoax they push that makes it sound like we cannot debate this man he's an debatable it's beneath us to debate and we don't even know what the hoaxes but they will find 1 or perhaps they are banking on him being found guilty and then they won't

a stuntwoman and competitive swimmer, starred as chrissy watkins, the first shark victim in steven spielberg'sjaws." blacklinie died at her ventura, kal cal home. she was 77. >>> well, for over a half century director roger corman made more than 300 films, some better than others. we learned this weekend that corman died at home in santa monica, california. he was 98. cbs's elise preston has more. >> reporter: campy cult classic "war of the satellites" is just one of the hundreds of films that made roger corman king of b movies. the rogue filmmaker with his not so special effects and dubious dialogue. >> soon we shall have nowhere to run. >> reporter: turned out his independent movies at warp speed, often in under ten days. born in 1926, the detroit native earned an engineering degree from stanford and served in the navy before hollywood. >> you're the one who wanted to go monster hunting. >> reporter: corman said he never spent more than $100,000 a picture. the academy of motion pictures, arts and sciences joked that he could use a public phone to negotiate a contract, shoot the film in the p

. >> seth: steven spielberg directed it. >> yes. >> seth: and sally field played mary todd lincoln. >ers and applause ] you -- you knew in advance they were coming? >> i did. i love to know when people come because then i try harder. >> seth: oh, yeah, that's -- >> you know? >> seth: if there's no famos you let go. >> oh, yeah. i'm, like, "can we -- let's cancel the show." [ laughter ] >> seth: so, how -- what was their reaction to it? did you have any trepidation about those three? >> i only slightly was worried that they would be, like -- because they worked on that film and so they care about the lincolns. i was afraid that they might be, like, "that's disrespectful." [ laughter ] "you went way too far, buddy. way too far." but they -- but they were so warm and lovely, and -- yeah. >> seth: did they lean over at any point and go, "we also didn't do any research." [ laughter ] >> well, actually, stephen did say this really sweet thing, he was like, "we made the wrong movie!" [ laughter ] i was like, "oh, don't tease me, stephen." >> seth: i don't want to give anything away. >> mm-hm

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but i think the biggest knocrscb on the day probably goes to steven spielberg, his new campaign adviserly. goes he goes from directing these big blockbuster movies twout fake dinosaursfr his big w directing twitter videos about political dinosaurs. >> sit politic o you're okay, the trump, campaign with the cnn debate? th. lutely and you're okay with it in the summer? yes. you don't want debates? >> yes in the'r fall. >> you're only okay with one debate in the fall, in septembere only with te. e so wine want the debate in june. we want the debate in septemberi . and president trump also said today he wants to bdtsefo on october 2nd on fox newsh bret with bret and martha. we shouldn'tt just be stoppingit at two debates. keep in mind, president trump said we should tdebates. pre hat let's have let's have one in july, august. we can have them all the way. up until just about the election. but joon.e biden wants to tryte to get away with two debates because he knows what's going to happen. becahat iss, the moregets trouble joe biden gets into. >> so you've agreed to two. you want two more? wan

the he steven spielberg's version of a judge and the jury's it's not going to play well, the jury and again, just from a strategy standpoint, they knocked it out of the park today with this $60,000 theft. the world of attorney misdeeds ceiling from a client is like first-degree murder. i mean, we're talking about some guy that made all about himself, picked a battle. he couldn't win. >> the purpose of castello, it seems was to suggest that michael cohen was not to be believed that there was in fact, no dangling of pardons, i think was part of what his strategy is supposed to be in talking about and holy discredit him in that realm, where are not talking about that. the jury likely remember the moment they were cleared from a courtroom. but what purpose would he have started here? the prosecution. were you nervous about having costello testified? >> well, it sounds like as you indicated that they wanted him to first of all, dispute michael cohen's story about what trump did and did not know which it's almost a stand-in for donald trump himself, right? so that's the key issue here who d

he's currently in high demand as one of america's top attorneys representing clients, including steven spielberg, sean penn, most recently, britney spears at the rosengart. welcome to the source as your first time here, it's great to have you i mean, i could ask you a lot of questions about those three clients, but on this case at hand as it stands right now, we've heard your thoughts on this. what do you make of where it is at this moment, i called this a few weeks ago or it seems like months ago before the case started, are lawyers case and what he meant by that is a case that really and it may sound odd but somewhat unusual in a criminal case comes down to who is a better lawyer. and i say that because the government really should win every case that a charges and as a bonus case, it comes down to preparation, skills in the courtroom and that's the difference maker, right now, given what we saw last week, i think it's a toss up, whereas going into any case, it really should generally be a shoo-in for the government. >> and what at what point did it become a toss up in your view because we saw

i think joe biden has hired steven spielberg. work ou >> how is that going to work out? well, i don't think it's goingy to work out particularly well for joe biden. >> jesse, i still think itwell is not out of the questionn that joe biden is not even going to be the nominee. ev have beennatsis not consistently one step ahead. and so my message to the republican partynsistentd is ass the current poll numbers look, as bad as the current us president a, president biden looks, and it's pretty bad. complacency is not bad an optio. we have to offer our own vision thd stand for irrespective of the tricks that the other side plays. this can't just be a se plays. 1 election. it's got to be a decisive landslide. >> and you know what?a a landslide minus some shenanigans is still going laane a victory. so that's where my focus is. i think that's where our party's focus need ws to be.e an and you know what? it's good that president trump is able to have some fun along the way. i thingood thak that gives us au competitive advantage as well. >> what kind of policiesa would you put fron