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the other theory was this perfect storm of minor screw ups from various people at various levels at the campaign. and somehow through a connection or an accident, they ended up here. >> i met the campaign staff here at about 9:30. it was a pretty quick set up obviously. you saw what was on tv. i'm pretty proud of the space that we were able to curate in such a small amount of time. i mean, it was a landscape construction yard. >> normally, you might have police outside of the perimeter, but it was just private security, and they asked us to put our news organizations down on a clipboard, and they would call us in, and they made it look like it might be exclusive, like we might not all get called in. every time they called a news organization, the 6 to 8 trump supporters would boo. >> we request a republican. the information -- >> media!
because, if not, then they were just calling the guy whose dad was the vice-president. >> greg: right >> kat: yeah. i feel like thoughts on the trump indictment, didn't we already talk about the last one? nobody changes their mind. everybody sees it the exact same way as they've seen every other thing and we're just going to keep yelling at each other and yelling at each other until we die. >> greg: yes. you just described cable news. jimmy, last word to you, try to make, you know, intelligent. >> jimmy: stop it gutfeld. first of all, it's so pre positives truss that they had 20 phone calls and he wasn't involved. like where has that ever happened? walking down the street the guy has a clipboard, do you have a minute for climate change? no, so i'm going to call 20 times so you know, i don't have a minute. could you imagine talking to biden about the weather. it's sunny out. oh, sonny he was great in the god father i loved him he was amazing. i would buy that he didn't know he was at dinner with if it happened yesterday because he
mm-hmm. cause if not, then clearly they were just calling the guy whose da guyd? the vice president. right? yeah. and i feel likat: yeah like the thoughtsread on the trump indictment, it's like, didn't we already talky about about the last one another? >> no. nobody changes their min thesd, sees it the exact same way as they've seen every other thing. and we're just goingin t keep yelling at each other and yelling at each other until we die. >> yesl , we just grabbed cable news. oh, yeahyou ju, yeah.o >> jimmy, last word to you. try to make it intelligent. s oh, stop it, gutfeld. first of all, it's sous preposterous that they had 20 phone calls and he wasn't involved. w yeah, like, where is that ever happen? >> like, you're walking down the street. the guy's a clipboard. or clima like, you have a minute for climate change now, so i'm going to calo l 20 times. just so you know, i don't have a minute, but can you imagine talking to biden about the weather, like, imagine it's sunny out. ohbiather., he was great in the godfather. i loved him. he was amazing. yeah. nobody ther i has any it's a totally preposterous like i would buy that he didn't't k know who he h
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he liked that is a director, as far as your movements and what you do. >> even though he was sure i should be wearing this yellow tie, he was also incredibly free in his a lack of judgment about many of the other details. he said, just trust that all the details are going to be accurate and we will go for something truthful. >> i said you are holding a martini and a baby for half of the movie. ramy malik, i don't know if christopher nolan knew this or not, but he won an academy award, he held a clipboard for like two hours. >> i think just the willingness of everybody to show up and be a part of this type of excellence is what chris invites. it's what he is known for. i think all of us would've shown up to do a scene. >> his level of attention to detail is just really fun to be around. >> yeah. >> he is just so particular about everything. the research, the amount of work that has gone into the
he liked that is a director, as far as your movements and what you do. >> even though he was sure i should be wearing this yellow tie, he was also incredibly free in his a lack of judgment about many of the other details. he said, just trust that all the details are going to be accurate and we will go for something truthful. >> i said you are holding a martini and a baby for half of the movie. ramy malik, i don't know if christopher nolan knew this or not, but he won an academy award, he held a clipboard for like two hours. >> i think just the willingness of everybody to show up and be a part of this type of excellence is what chris invites. it's what he is known for. i think all of us would've shown up to do a scene. >> his level of attention to detail is just really fun to be around. >> yeah. >> he is just so particular about everything. the research, the amount of work that has gone into the script itself. i read it, i was like this is one of the best things i've ever read in my life. >> do you think this movie is more timely now, probably, than any time since the cold war with current events? >> i mean, obviously it's entertainment. it's a big summer film, but it's a little different than the norm in that i think it
podcast on bbc sense: different, a little plug, but was interviewing a guy who nearly died, flying a plane, solo flying the plane crashed and he had horrendous injuries in the us medical services came to him asap, as quick as possible on the first thing they said was do you have health insurance? that was it. it was such an arresting moment in that conversation. i couldn't believe it. and those are not made up stories. i was on internet at washington hospital centre my final year medical school in the first person came to these guys who had been bashed up, shot, beaten up, crash cars was the hospital advocate they called them, who with a clipboard side what is your insurance policy number. it was unbelievable but that does happen. that number. it was unbelievable but that does happen-— does happen. that is pretty chillina , does happen. that is pretty chilling, given _ does happen. that is pretty chilling, given what - does happen. that is pretty chilling, given what we i does happen. that is pretty| chilling, given what we have does happen. that is pretty i chilling, given what we have and what we have had. certain caveats about we can talk about dentures, we can talk about eye tests, but
- ten years later, she was running spoon and getting national attention for her latin-influenced take on new american food. why did you decide to stay? - i wanted to cook, which i had no clue what that meant, and i needed to prove something, like for me, for my family, for, like, i don't know. - spite. - yeah, it's spite. it was like, "no, like, i'm gonna do this." - that's a powerful motive. - it was kind of like-- my family had no clue what i was going into. i still remember, like, my grandma being like, "you're gonna be what?" i'm puerto rican, like, my grandma's vision was like, "oh, you're gonna either cook for your husband or family or you're, like, professional help." - certainly, when i started in the business anyway, it was pretty much a boys' club in the kitchen. what was it like here when you started? was it different here? - it was, and i think, to a certain degree, it still is. like, this mushroom guy, he comes every year. he knows who i am and i'm like the only person, like, with a clipboard in white, and he's still like, "can i talk to the chef?" - right.
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at me and shoved that metal piece of the clipboard into my chest. the first scene, imagine me acting with james bond, you know. and he shoved it in my chest and said, what's your name, son. i asked you a question. and that was the scene. and in the rehearsal, i knocked it out of his hands and put an imagine gun to his neck, and brian de-palma said oh, let's do that, so that's th how it happe. >> clipboard makes the scene. >> yeah, and it hurts, too, because it has that metal piece on it. >> anyone who's ever seen "the untouchables ""remembers the great set piece in the train station. >> yes. >> qr ywhere you and kevin cost go because are you going to arrest capone's accountant, and