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She is somebody who has been doing this for decades. so she walks the walk here. >> she certainly does, and she looks damn good doing it. i was like can we lower my lights? >> yes, we agree on that. heres a question, wheres lebron james and thats not rhetorical. where is he. >> i think he should be playing for the lakers. i get your pointch. >> heres the point, he played a huge role in the 2020 election but hes oddly missing from mismid-term season. why? thats next.

The way he is partying remind me of new orleans. it is his responsibility to drink and eat so we can feel free doing it. your citizens dont feel that way, mr. mayor. >> harris: the traffic -- no one is taking the subway. a lot of breaking news this hour. thank you for watching "outnumbered" after the break. (music) progress... (music) ...innovation... (music) ...discovery? or simply stability... ...security... ...protection? you shouldnt have to choose. (music) gold. your strategic advantage. (m...

There on january 6 were taking their queues from people who were very close to donald trump, versus doing it for their own reasons. >> i think they absolutely were taking cues. but it also coincided with their own reasoning and their own goals. but i have no doubt, i mean, they were called up. they were asked to come and that they were told it would be a wild ride. this is something that has been going on for a while. >> they would told that january 6 would be wild. jason van tatten. we have to ...

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Back on it, and i do think so. i mean, when she had me shaking a can on behalf of greenpeace, or cnd up in the local high street, it was deeply embarrassing, you know, at 12 years of age. but looking back on it, i do actually give her a tonne of credit. you know, she was a vegetarian before it was popular to be so, she was into all kinds of things that really made the world a better place. she was thinking about the environment and environmental issues. she was involved with international help f...

>> carley: trey, you have your own show. one hour. you dont even have to share it with two other people! >> yeah, but i dont get to sit with you all. i dont get to sit with you all. i get lonely doing it by myself. brians job. >> brian: my job? wow! >> steve: look at that. >> brian: now i cant wait to get the book and see how it ends. >> steve: theres always room on the couch, any time youre in new york city. >> carley: i love your show. i get to listen to the rerun on it in sunday mornings. i w...

Your birth father was of egyptian heritage. you were adopted, grew up on the isle of wight. how did that influence your sense of self? i mean, iwonder, the 1970s, the isle of wight, you probably werent seeing yourself reflected back in many of the people on the island. no, i think i was what they would describe as "exotic". and so, yeah, you know, i think it gave me a great sense of independence. and, you know, i was bullied a little bit in school, as well, so i had to really tough it out and st...

Transpired — and i can speak really specifically about my own company. first of all, our younger workforce are holding us accountable. were holding ourselves accountable. and weve seen, you know, when you put positive change into action and you become very intentional about workplace culture, it makes a positive difference. you know, the sort of level of loyalty to the company or enjoyment of working at the company really goes up. so thats one area of change i see. again, as we just talked abo...

For a studio called new line, and i was trained to find stories and make films that were aimed at a specific audience, primarily so we knew who to market to — so when we were spending those marketing dollars, we knew who to target. but what i learned back then is that, you know, appealing to particularly underserved audiences — whether it be women or people of colour — its good business. you know, you could really excite an audience by making, by telling stories like that and making films ...

You end up with a job in the movie business. did you feel you needed to leave the uk to make a success of yourself? yes. why was that? i dont know. i mean, honestly, i knew i needed to leave the isle of wight, but then i found myself in london. and i dont know if it was the time — when i left college, margaret thatcher was on her way out. it was before tony blair, before the era of some prosperity. and i just didnt see a future for myself. i didnt know what to do. and i did have friends who we...