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Experience amazing. welcome back. time for sports. a sad day in the nfl. mourning the loss of steelers chairman dan rooney. rooney, whose father bought the team back in 1933, one year after his birth, has been involved with the steelers his entire life and has overseen six super bowl championships with the franchise. mon among his contributions and shaping the nfl as it is today is the rooney rule, which requires teams to interview minority candidates for high-level positions. tributes are pou...

Attention over the years, areas of great concern to this countrys secure and to the rights of its citizens. one of those areas was womens productive rigs. whatever your position on abortion, how you see it as a matter of personal or societal morality, how you believe it should be handled or not handled by the law in a free society is a matter most people have given some serious thought to. donald trump is not one of those people. as i and you learned this time a year ago. >> do you believe in pu...

President. there were areas of concern that simply had not grabbed his attention over the years, areas of great concern to this countrys security and to the rights of its citizens. one of those areas was womens productive rights. whatever your position on abortion, how you see it as a matter of personal or societal morality, how you believe it should be handled or not handled by the law in a free society is a matter most people have given some serious thought to. donald trump is not one of those...

Reagan also had the mandate because he appealed to democrats. not because they turned to the left, but they convinced them of conservative ideal. clayton: you made such a great point. president trump reached out to democrats who voted for him in the election. but the media is still writing his. but in april of 1981 that said reagans program is moving at a noticeably slower place than fdr in 1933 against the backdrop of a great depression. roosevelts measures were swiftly passed -- >> and keep in...

In 1933. i still think it looks pretty good so far. this takes place in the same universe as the 2014 godzilla film. the created this whole verse. this is a straight up were filled. it opens up during world war ii and fast forward towards the end of the vietnam war. the action amazing. they have a person played key called which is very cool to watch. i did speak to sam l. jackson in the film and wanted to know if exit change some touch, wet suit seeks out on set? watch this. >> is always shocked...

Beatty. >> the actual name is henry warren beatty, but adding the second t kept people from saying beaty. abby: what a great interview. another movie we are talking about, calm. >> and amazing year for films. the first was get out by jordan teal and the second was logan. this is a really awesome action film, big popcorn film technically a reboot of the king kong franchise, the 1933 king kong was remade in 76 with jeff bridges and remade again in 2005 by peter jackson. this is rebooting it starti...

Beatty because he didnt like people saying beaty. ainsley: interesting. steve: did you ask her with her brother faux pas announcing the wrong movie? >> its interesting. for me i dont blame warren beatty for that. steve: well u he did it. >> i know. he also passed the note to fay dunaway. kind of put it on her which is kind of weird. i did not speak to her about that. pete: have you a review for us too, kong. >> two five out of fives. the movie get out horror film amazing. but also logan. this mo...

Going viral for her impersonation. you have to see this. >> on this day 1933 the board game monopoly was invented. heather: maria sharapova failed a drug test at the australian open. ♪

Saying hey, donald trump did this and he promised the people he was going to do that. they were also laying the ground that we are going to -- were a white house of economic nationalism and populism. that is not conservative. and really, i think very, very dangerous. >> how does that differ than conservatism than many people at cpac? in what way -- when he talks about economic nationalism, what does that mean to you? what does that mean to him? >> it means tariffs. and tariffs, as you know, ande...

Is that dark and country is that terrible. we have our problems and issues and some people not feeling the economy right now but i dont think its as negative as some of the people i heard on the stage today, particularly steve bannons vision of america. i dont think so. >> come back in six months and play the tape and youll feel bad about being wrong. >> maybe just glass half full. >> youre optimistic and we need you. also need people like me. sometimes its 1933 and need one or two people saying...