you invited matt damon and tom mccarthy to be guests on your podcast. any movement on that?se you'll have them on even now? >> i will -- oh, absolutely, because, again, i think that a lot of times harm happens not because someone had bad intent but really because they had good intent and they just overlooked the humanity of another human being. i think that that has happened many, many times in my experience. i'm kind of used to it at this point. if anything, i'm extending an olive branch to anyone involved in the film to have a discussion about these issues -- >> just to be clear, nobody from the film reached out to you? >> no. >> just to be clear, nobody from the film has reached out to you about this at all? >> no. no, no. i found out about the film when the trailer came out, just like everybody else. >> wow. and will you see the movie? >> you know, it's -- it's difficult for me to say because, again, it's not like i can sit back in a movie theater with a bowl of popcorn and enjoy the entertainment product that has served -- or has used my worst experience of my life as i

from the station agent to spotlight, director tom mccarthy always delivers great character—based dramaslm stillwater is more of a hybrid of drama and thriller. i loved her. i know you did. but everybody thinks that i killed her. we have exhausted every possible legal action. is a lawyer not helping you? i'm doing it myself, for now. matt damon stars as bill, a gruff, old—fashioned oil worker from stillwater, oklahoma, who checks into a hotel. it transpires that his daughter alison, played by abigail breslin, is in prison in france, convicted of the murder of her classmate and partner, lina. alison is convinced that a new lead could get her out ofjail and bill decides to investigate himself, with the help of a local that he meets at the hotel. virginie is a liberal bohemian actress portrayed by camille cottin. she also happens to have a cute little daughter who bonds with bill. and so an odd couple friendship plays out alongside the drama of a father trying to clear the name of his incarcerated daughter. both are involving but they're an odd juxtaposition. on the one hand, there is an ar

last month at the cannes film festival premiere, tom mccarthy, the director of "stillwater" creditedwas pretty fascinated with the amanda knox case back a long time ago and did a pretty deep dive into it. >> in an interview with "vanity fair" mccarthy was quoted as saying, let's leave the amanda knox case behind, instead let's take the story of an american woman studying abroad involved in a sensational crime and fictionalize it. knox says if you're going to do that, don't use her name to promote it. >>> coming up on the show, the changing rules on board cruise ships to try to avoid any covid outbreaks at sea. what passengers need to know. keep it here. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. no. that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, porcupines are famously no goo

the director tom mccarthy acknowledged he used knox's case as a loose inspiration for the film but knox wrote in the atlantic, by fictionalizing away my innocence, by erasing the role of the authority inspects my wrongful conviction, mccarthy reinforces an image of me as guilty. and with damon's star power, both are sure to profit handsomely off this re-imagined version of the amanda knox saga leaving plenty of viewers wondering maybe the real life amanda was involved somehow and googling whether the film's story is true. knox spent four years in an italian prison before she was fully exonerated. >>> 3,000 years. three major faiths, one city. in order to understand the conflict in the middle east today you have to know the complex story of jerusalem's past. tonight's all new episode of "jerusalem: city of faith and fury" looks at the bloody conflict known as the third cru crusade. >> muslim leaders ruled jerusalem from 638 until the first crusade in 1099 a.d. >> jerusalem is the focal point of the first crusade. the aim is to recover christ's city from the hands of the muslims. >> and j

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last month tom mccarthy, the director of "stillwater" credited her story as an inspiration during developmentcannes film festival. >> i was pretty fascinated with the amanda knox case back a long time ago and did a pretty deep dive into it. >> reporter: in a recent interview with "vanity fair," the director says, we decided, hey, let's leave the amanda knox case behind. but let me take this piece of the story, an american woman studying abroad involved in some kind of sensational crime and she ends up in jail and fictionalize everything around it. knox says the film reinforces an image of me as a guilty and untrustworthy person adding, if you're going to leave the amanda knox case behind and fictionalize everything around it maybe don't use my name so promote it. now, focus features which produced the film has not responded. knox spent seven years in italian jails as those murder trials wound their way through the italian court system before finally being acquitted in 2015, and knox says that it's cases like hers of people being wrongfully accused. it's often the courts and the media that hav

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eastern on the fox news channel i have exclusive interviews with tom cotton, house minority leader kevin mccarthyhe former speaker of the house newt gingrich, we want to know if afghanistan debacle is going to upset biden's economic agenda. then start smart on fox business every weekday six to 9:00 a.m. eastern "mornings with maria" on fox business we hope you will join us every weekday. that will do it for now, thank you for joining us have a great rest of the weekend and i'll see you next hello, everyone. welcome back to carla. i am married couple. we talked about the catastrophic consequences of the biden afghan pullout last night. president biden should put the blame game attacked english and the afghan government and military instead we should really attack the taliban. the root cause of this problem. by now, politicians and policy experts acknowledge the biden disaster, by the

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anybody who said that the republicans are all like tom aiken are all going to have a very hard time saying that she doesn't represent them. what kevin mccarthyty leader for the republicans, he just got to sit back today and watch a campaign be made. and just yesterday, you saw the head of the democrats saying guys, we have a big problem. if the election were held today, we would lose. the to fund the police doesn't work. they are looking at -- obviously its terrible outcome as well, but their politics are absolutely terrible. >> greg: we were told by everybody that defunding the police wasn't really defunding. >> remember, president biden and the white house press secretary tried to say that it was actually republicans who were defunding the police. finally "the washington post" -- >> greg: julie, welcome to the show. i don't believe you. i want to put the story and an analogy that you will understand. this is like saying crystal meth should be illegal, except for me because i'm a leader and this helps me deal with my stress. >> wow, all right. so crystal meth is not legal, just so you know. but i thought it was interesting. she opened my ey

talking about this morning with former secretary of state mike pompeo, arkansas senator tom cotton as well as kevin mccarthyy pelosi's massive tax and spend plan. democrats have cut and run. they don't want to talk about this, they only want to go zero, real narrow and focused on the tax and spend and the budget which, by the way, i should point out has a decline in defense spending while spending on the epa is up 22%. that's joe biden's america, that's joe biden's budget. will: all right. rachel: not surprising since they're now saying that climate change is the reason why the taliban has taken over. [laughter] pete: maria, we'll be watching in 15 minutes. rachel: thank you, maria with. pete: they want to pass that bill and not focus on what's going on. rachel: awesome stuff, maria. pete: we're going to turn to tropical storm the henri. you're looking live at the deteriorating conditions in middletown, rhode island. steve bender is on long island. >> reporter: hey, good morning. tropical storm force winds, here at smith point beach. we are just outside of fire island, and this area has been closed to the p

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