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funny that, you know, to know. but the think is is that i'm still scared. i'm really scared. >> alfonso is a fascinating director because he's smart, gifted and does all kinds of films. >> what was interesting about "children of men" is you had all these very small, very personal relationships in the middle of this dystopian future with something really human at stake, you know, this idea of fertility and continuing the species. >> people found it almost immediately and recognized what a powerful work it was, and now when you talk about the best films of the 2000s, it's always in that conversation. >> she's pregnant. >> yeah, i know. it's a miracle, isn't it?
>> jesus christ. jesus christ, what happened? >> where is he? >> they are these emotional personal films that really, i think, energize film in general. >> alejandro g. -- >> tonight's big winners included director alejandro for the rev instant. he won last year for "bird man." the first time a director has won back-to-back oscars in 66 years. >> those three, these are the guys that everybody's talking about. these are the movies that are exciting people, that are really moving storytelling forward. they've won best director five out of six years running, which clearly means they're making a major impact on the american film industry. >> i am an immigrant like alfonso and my compadres and like many, many of you. and i think that the greatest
democratic primary that's going to be very difficult to contend with. we've seen this from deval patrick where he said i'm going to run, et cetera. i don't know what his path is. this stage of the game democrats are getting worried. there's not a clear front-runner. people did this in 2016. they thought joe biden should run. >> about this time. >> about this time. >> is the way the biden boom began. >> wesley clark got in around this time and he ended up not having a successful time. >> mark murray pointed out to me, alfonso, both wesley clark got in before this time, which allowed them to be in sochlt debates. there's one thing about all of this action. obviously there's a whole punch of people that say let me have a piece of them.
it. >> they won't have that evidence. fair point spoken like a guy who went to law school, as you did. alfonso, anne and adrienne, stick around. some of those questions i had for geoff bennett, i'll save them now for congressman joaquin castro. he will be here on the other side. who is up, mayor pete, and who is down as the democratic presidential field apparently might even get even bigger as the republican field just got a little smaller. pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. tailored recommendations, tax-efficient investing strategies, and a dedicated advisor to help you grow and protect your wealth. fidelity wealth management.
of course he wants to fire the inspector. >> that's predictable. oh, i didn't know that. is that a shock, alfonso? you don't defend this, right? >> nochlt if the report is correct. >> i think it's correct. >> i have no way of knowing. >> fair. i think that's fair. >> i'll say this. this is the way he responds. we ended up with a special counsel because he ended up firing comey. he has to be careful. he can really create a bigger problem than he has right now by firing this inspector general. >> where are the republicans on this? the fact that donald trump is saying i want to fire the independent voice. >> in fairness it's only been -- let's not presume their response just yet. >> okay. >> it just popped. >> we'll see what happens tomorrow. republicans continuously give
but he does not get to whitewash the reputation. >> i voted for lil kim and alfonso when they were performing but that is it. i think people are upset because we are still dealing with donald trump and they view spicer as someone trying to normalize donald trump. he might be a nice person. the anger is about normalizing. he did not even make an appearance in the emmys. >> sure. >> the trying to normalize trump behavior is upsetting to a lot of people. it upsets me. but it is about ratings for them. >> i do know sean. he is a really nice person. you talked to him after the casting was announced. >> i talked with him yesterday. i have known sean for a long time. he worked his butt off and
now, but they're disillusioned with this president and they are considering a run against him in 2020. vanity fair has coined them the gop suicide squad. the chance of a primary candidate gaining steam against president trump is highly unlikely, and the trump white house is not surprisingly been a bit dismissive and unconcerned. kelly an conway told t"the washington post" none of them has risen to the level of a nickname. so that's your meter there. joining me now to this part of the conversation with my great panel here is from milwaukee is charlie sykes, msnbc contributor of the bulwark. david, ayesha and alfonso are back. i know i had this long intro that i wanted to talk about anthony scaramucci. charlie, did you -- i hope you heard the whole thing. what do you make? >> i did. >> what do you make of it? >> well, it's always great when people have their road to damascus conversion, and i
company, huawei, we will not do business with you at all. that's about decoupling, and the chinese understand that. so i think the financial markets are waking up today to the reality that this is a lot longer and tougher than people thought. there are a lot of people just to conclude this who think that it's appropriate now to alter the terms of trade with china, that a rising china needs to be confronted now with our insistence about protecting our markets, jobs, intellectual property. so a lot of people say something like this was necessary. it's just a lot bumpier than people realize. >> alfonso, one of the different way when's we thought how is donald trump going to fit in the republican party? trade was always the one issue we would talk about. and everybody has just gone along with him. does this lead to the break? like, is this a breaking point, or are we just, you know, trump has so dominated the republican
not doing a communique since the first time the g7 was put together in 1975 is because they can't agreement after he turns from china, he's going to hit the europeans. that's a real problem for america. >> kristen welker, is there anybody -- you had gary cone, you had john kelly, you had a previous team around the president that essentially i think sort of with was alfonso was, yes, get tough, but there is a point where we're not going to play a game of chicken and get into a head-on collision. we will swerve, but we're going to swerve at a reasonable point. is there anybody given the president counter advice here, or is all the advice he's getting is sort of, yes, sir, that's a smart move, sir. >> reporter: well, it's a good question, chuck. and, look, he was meeting with his trade team earlier today. that included the likes of larry kudlow, someone who would likely argue not to be escalating the