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in i am greta, nathan grossman profiles teenage climate activist greta thunberg.rom the lonely anonymity of her first school strike outside the swedish parliament in stockholm to her speech to the un in new york where she upbraided the leaders of the world for failing to address a crisis that's destroying the planet. this is all wrong. away from the spotlight, we get glimpses of her more private life, of the personal toll these public appearances have taken upon her, her homesickness and longing to get back with her beloved dogs, and, perhaps most importantly, her experience of asperger‘s which taught her to deal with being unpopular when young and then helped her to focus on a problem that few others seemed keen to face head—on. time is running out. of course, as greta herself says, our own focus should not be on her, but on climate change — an issue that perhaps sits uneasily with a documentary which, by its very nature, is about her. but causes need figureheads, and there's no doubting that's what thunberg's become, albeit at the cost of a normal childhood. you

in i am greta, nathan grossman profiles teenage climate activist greta thunberg.swedish parliament in stockholm to her speech to the un in new york where she upbraided the leaders of the world for failing to address a crisis that's destroying the planet. this is all wrong. away from the spotlight, we get glimpses of her more private life, of the personal toll these public appearances have taken upon her, her homesickness and longing to get back with her beloved dogs, and, perhaps most importantly, her experience of asperger‘s which taught her to deal with being unpopular when young and then helped her to focus on a problem that few others seemed keen to face head—on. time is running out. of course, as greta herself says, our own focus should not be on her but on climate change — an issue that perhaps sits uneasily with a documentary which, by its very nature, is about her. but causes need figureheads, and there's no doubting that's what thunberg's become, albeit at the cost of a normal childhood. you can find i am greta in cinemas now. from a swedish activist to a

a journalist recently talked to you and made a comparison between you and greta thunberg and said it's desire to be truth tellers above all else, and are not interested in social convention or pragmatic approaches to problems, but just want to drill down to what they see as the truth without artifice. i think if you were to ask me, and i always have to answer honestly, "what had hurt me most in my life?" it wouldn't be the teeth that i've had removed or the cartilage that i've ripped up. it would be the lies that i've been told by other people. you know, lying is not something which people, perhaps like greta and i, are entirely comfortable with. it's not that we can't understand other people lying, we learned to understand them lying. it's not that we can't to lie ourselves — we do tell lies, it's part and parcel part of the way humans interact, lying. but i think that the truth, for me, as i see it and know it, and understand it at that point in time has to out. but do you therefore see most of the rest of us as serially dishonest, both to each other and ourselves? i can be frequentl

some talent had to zoom into the festival, including teenage environmental campaigner, greta thunberg her school clashed with the event. thank you, everyone and now i need to get back to school. i am greta, released in cinemas this month, is a film like michelle 0bama's becoming, seeking to discover the personality behind the icon. made by swedish film—maker nathan grossman, who met her alone on her very first school strikes, he is prepared for controversy, given the many conspiracy theories about her that have sprung up, as herfame has grown. i must actually say, that in many ways, i don't even like understand or have read other conspiracies, but of course i have always been interested to kinda see how she reacts to it and a lot of the idea of the film is to see how much i could kind of go behind the facade. she has done so many interviews and speeches and i wanted to see how did she react to the hatred. if social distancing demands gifted unusual interview locations in the middle of the festival, the crisis has also presented critics with the most unusual award season for years. i d

you may recall greta thunberg and told her to chill, to get anger management and then at davos calledn quote, i don't really knowing in about her or when rapper and former apprentice lil john said trump called him an uncle tom. >> he was on "the apprentice." >> he was? i don't know. >> he did seem to know him. when he earlier called lil john an amazing and wochl guy, a terrific guy and a great friend. the president once named anthony scaramucci who was a family friend to be white house communications director. >> the president is most competitive person i have ever met. i have seen this guy throw a dead spiral through a tire. >> the president would say he barely knew him after he got the boot 11 days into the job for badmouthing ore officials in the administration. after the president mocked a reporter disability something that he denies to this day despite clearly doing it right there on camera he claimed despite having one of the all-time great memories i certainly do not remember him. well, he said that he covered the president in the business dealings for years and interviewed tru

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with the world health organization as a two to one favorite with a 33% chance of winning, greta thunberg 25% chance of winning and then comes jacinda ardern, u.s. president donald trump is tied in the fourth spot with the u.n. refugee agency with 12-1 long shots. members of the nobel committee considered 318 candidates this year. that's it. thanks for spending your time with me. i'm kim brunhuber, "early start" is up next. you're watching cnn. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. >>> new information this morning on what motivated the men accused of plotting to kidnap the democratic governor of michigan. >>> president trump push to go get back on the campaign trail, even as he refuses to say when he last tested negative for coronavirus. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, this the "early start," i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett, it's friday, octo

going back to that documentary we just had about a few minutes ago about greta thunberg.t know about any other film—maker, but when i was very special. i don't know about any otherfilm—maker, but when i do film i tend to forget about who is going to watch it and so on, so i was a little bit surprised that it became such a big film so it was very special. how did it begin? because you had not set out to make this documentary, had you? it fell into your lap this documentary, had you? it fell into yourlapa this documentary, had you? it fell into your lap a bit? yes, very much, like many documentaries it started with a tip, got a tip from a friend who knew greta's family a bit and that she was going to do some kind of strike outside the swedish parliament and this was in august 2018. i had a discussion with my boss and we thought it could be interesting to go down and do some kind of a recce to see if she was interested , kind of a recce to see if she was interested, so went to this cold street outside the swedish government building and found her there and asked if i could t

feauturing a whole new cast of characters, including jeff bezos, greta thunberg, as well as borisjohnsond? the name — or nomen to the romans, latin pun — is spitting image. it's a sketch show with puppet caricatures of real people. it can be rather nasty. puppets? that is the very most moronic thing i have ever heard. my puppet is going to be the best puppet and i love it. lovett! i'm glad to say that matt forde the voice of president trump and borisjohnson and many morejoins us now. i think there are quite a lot of us who have been following politics these last few years who have been saying there is a spitting image sized hole in us that our editors back! is it going to be as big and bold as it was in the eighties? yes, it is, and i am 37, so i only rememberthe tailend of it is, and i am 37, so i only remember the tail end of spitting image, but it was the most outrageous thing on telly and i can tell you that the show we are putting together for this saturday, it isjust as putting together for this saturday, it is just as outrageous, putting together for this saturday, it isjust as ou

attacked are now joining the fight against him, this weekend teen climate change activist greta thunbergndorsed joe biden. after she was named "time magazine's" person of the year a jealous donald trump called it ridiculous and said, she needed to work on anger management. and after trump's attacks on the late senator john mccain it's no surprise that his widow cindy mccain has endorsed joe biden and is now starring in one of his campaign ads. but trump did pick up the support of one group he values so much that he invited them to camp david, the taliban. now, the trump campaign says it rejects the taliban's endorsement, but as a senior taliban member told cbs news, quote quote, and this is a real quote, trump might be ridiculous for the rest of the world but he is sane and wise man for the taliban. >>> next up, south carolina senate candidate jaime harrison has some very interesting news to break. he will tell you about it next. s to break he will tell you about it next we made usaa insurance for this season. when being a fan on a budget gets tough... ...our agents do the legwork,... ..