hollywood was. all in portraying the union in a positive light during world war 2 that they need us president harry truman began to quickly regret it after the surrender. of the quintile is still a. little bit didn't. know should it be able to lead the city of. the world in a 1000000 users you. need to realize that is the closest good. america. to the refused the british even those little. in the 19th thirties the communist party in the united states was pretty strong. and i say that is a good thing they were critical in fighting early fighters for civil rights in the united states hollywood has attracted all these creative artists writers directors producers actors and actresses and intellectuals were the ones who were most attracted to the communist ideal and they wanted to see the soviet union is representing something better than the sword and materialism of american capitalism so 947 the house un-american activities committee or down on the hollywood it was this committee that introduced this s

and last, hollywood is now starting again. hollywood has shenanigans. hollywood has shenanigans . they start, they get it when they get called out best television series. snoop dog announced the nominees, including kenneth bronowski, autobiographical belfast. we can do this a different way. king richard starring will smith you and jane champions the power of the dog were best dramatic picture is here as well as licorice pizza matters even more than enough in steven spielberg's adaptation of west side story, in the best comedy or musical category. without a broadcaster for its award ceremony, it's unclear how influential lease choices will be on the all important oscar awards that follow in march. and whether the golden globes itself will survive. rob reynolds al jazeera hollywood, tennessee, as president has called a constitutional referendum for july 25th. exactly a year after he suspended parliament, dismissed the prime minister and seized broad powers. guy said, says it will follow public online consultations. starting in january, he also announced new parliamentary elections t

the department has a long standing relationship with hollywood. what it keeps quiet about is how many trade offs had cost the filming community. remember, homeland and american long run and espionage thriller, the carrion cobble for a week or 2. when, according to the files, the producers asked the us army to support the final season, filming, but initially were turned down by the military. after they saw the script on the entertainment office is currently in talks of the producers of homeland who have asked the modern army support, initial request is declined due to a storyline, that was not an accurate portrayal of soldiers. sure, in a responded with some significant edits to the problematic areas on his agreed to provide support. as requested, show runners responded with significant ad. it's what they were. we don't know why . what we do know is that how lens final season speculates on a full story that the russians funded talia about insurgence and also plays off the consequence of the us withdrawal from against them. sounds like something tha

the hollywood began producing state. anti communist films during this time oh it's the same propaganda images nobody ever is idealistic about anything that women were ugly or they were beautiful if they were beautiful they were nymphomaniacs now my students find them laughable but in the time they were taken seriously movies like i was a communist for the ya i married a communist i read moscow how guilty of treason the red menace this was a terrible time in america in 1954 the united states and great britain released an animated film called animal farm just based on a novel of the same name by george orwell its production was sponsored by the cia which was very interested in the anti soviet subtext of the story which is about a farm and the big power there i manage i am. actually am how many. traders among us. led by the sixty's and seventy's relations between the us and the us ceasar had already reached the point of detachment and this was immediately reflected in the hollywood pictures the soviet union was really not p

and so the big question in hollywood, where are those protocols being followed? if so, how could this have happened? why was there live ammunition on set? why with the crew so close at the time? so many questions to be answered as this police investigation continues. and hollywood comes to times with the tragic loss of one of its rising stars. fen lavelle al jazeera los angeles. well, indonesia is a flag carrier airline. the router is on the brink of bankruptcy. it's been hit hard by the global decline and travel. but even before this pandemic, the airline was still struggling with mounting debt. jessica washington reports from jakarta, indonesia largest airport. passenger traffic is on the rise. as domestic tourism enjoys a resurgence. after months of relative quiet travel restrictions at major airports around the country are easing. as the number of coven 19 cases fall. it's a welcome change for the countries ation industry. but it may not be enough to save one major player drowning in debt. the countries oldest airline crew to indonesia is getting close to ban

why is that shadow conservative hollywood? >> part of it is there sort of is a shadow conservative hollywood. that's just not as overtly political as liberal hollywood. if you watch the marvel superhero universe which i have just spent some time criticizing that's culturally and aesthetically decadence, has a strong conservative component. it is sort of iran-iraq heroism and various ways. the left will sometimes critique. we've just been watching the night at the museum movies with our kids. these are sort of b, b- pretty good, very family-friendly movies that refracts frankly the way teddy roosevelt they reflect values it still be canceled, sure. you can run through there are variousar horror genre certainly is conservative. takes the reality of the devil for granted. has a supernatural components. think hollywood does actually contain within itself a certain amount of conservative friendly entertainment. which is part of why going outside saying were setting up shop in selling conservative entertainment is not. the question

and last, hollywood is now starting to get hollywood has shenanigans. hollywood has shenanigans. they start, they get it when they get called the out best television series. snoop dog announced the nominees, including kenneth branagh, autobiographical belfast. we can do this a different way. king richard starring will smith and jane champions the power of the dog were best dramatic picture, as well as licorice pizza matters even more than enough in steven spielberg's adaptation of west side story, in the best comedy or musical category. without a broadcaster for its awards ceremony, it's unclear how influential lease choices will be on the all important oscar awards that follow in march. and whether the golden globes itself will survive. rob reynolds al jazeera hollywood. ah, and let's take a look at some of the headlines here now jazeera now, british prime minister bars johnson has announced, wants, believes to be the world's 1st confirmed death from the amok. on variant of coven 19 cases is spreading with alarming speed across the u. k. it's expected to be london's dominant str

continúa ignorandonos >> en hollywood todo es posible pero para el talento latino ha sido película de horror >> estamos representados como criminales o sirvientes >> la presencia latina en la pantalla grande no es proporcional ni al número de población ni a la cantidad de boletos >> somos el 25% de los boletos pero no estamos presentes >> el 7% tenía un actor latino >> nos nombran con las manos los que tienen oportunidades de estar en la pantalla >> las mujeres el 1% en papeles de protagonistas en más de 1.300 películas solo el 4% era de directores latinos >> deberíamos elegir historias donde nos veamos representados >> deberían tomar en cuenta a la cantidad de personas latinos gringos negros >> dejando a hollywood a 2 trillones de dólares una cantidad que podría ser mayor si fueran representados más en la pantalla grande noticias telemundo >> vámonos a una pausa. y al volver; le ♪ i can. we will. together, we become. ♪ idôle aura. the new fragrance. lancôme. ♪♪ [beep] ♪♪ [shouting and clashing] ♪♪ [horse neighs] ♪♪ [shouting] ♪♪ [shouting] ¿de vi

. >> let me ask you about your hollywood career. you went from a good job in des moines, iowa, as a radio broadcaster in the height of the depression to hollywood where you were making $200 a week. >> yes. >> was it luck? >> whether i call it luck or answer to prayers, i realized i was very blessed. that's why i thought that also and for those blessings that i kind of would pay my way by doing whatever i could in return for others. >> we're all star struck in this society a little bit. when you arrived in hollywood, who were the big stars that you remember seeing that really made an impression on you? >> this was in a wonderful era of hollywood that exists no more, the era when the seven major studios all had their list of contract players and stars. it was like a family in the studio. it was jimmy cagny and pat o'brien. dick powell and jack carson. we can go along with the trying to think of them all at the same time but you'd eat lunch and they'd all be around you eating and be at your table with you. it was a wonderful time. but

is that how it works in hollywood? we will explain coming up next >> a new variety exposing how industry power players are using concierge services to jump the vaccine line. and that is not all. a wealthy canadian couple chartered airplane to the yukon. then through vulnerable native american elders. meanwhile the media blitz to cost them their lives. radio and tv. shouldn't you be taking responsibility now, statements flipping and flopping and all of the predictions and including yourself, did you start off telling us that we didn't need to wear a mask and telling everyone to wear them. >> a hazmat suit. one year ago the virus is not something that the citizens of the united states should be worried about. than what i thought was a noble lie, it was a reaction, better known as larry 1.0. >> i don't know when my number gets called. i'm actually beginning to have doubts. but putting all that aside i would never jump in front of the line, all the people, comorbidity, pre-existing condition, weakened immune system. and i

"access hollywood" starts right now. ♪ >>> let's get to it with a wild new a&e series "nature gone wild." it takes a look at some of the craziest videos mother nature at work, all caught on camera. we're talking fires, avalanches, even animal attacks. it's hosted by greg aiello, who gave us a sneak peek. >> over 300 million cell phones and cameras catching mother nature in the act. you won't believe some of the stuff. >> it's an exciting show. i mean, we're seeing some of the most incredible clips that regular people are capturing out in nature. i mean, whether it's natural disasters or animal encounters, it's just -- it's the best of the best. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> we take it several steps past that. between me breaking down these videos and then all the ingredients to what went right, what went wrong. >> this section is approximately 150 feet across, and when it collapses it creates a powerful wave strong enough to hit our kayakers more than 50 feet away. >> and then how did it pertain to a historical event? >> over 100 years ago a much larger iceberg broke off a glacier in greenland,

and hollywood comes to times with the tragic loss of one of its rising stars. phil laval, al jazeera los angeles, are indonesia is flag carry. airline router is on the brink of bankruptcy. it's been hit hard by the global decline and travel that even before this pandemic, the airline was struggling with mounting debt. jessica washington reports from jakarta and indonesia loudest airport. passenger traffic is on the rise. as domestic tourism enjoys a resurgence after months of relative quiet travel restrictions at major airports around the country are easing. as the number of coven 19 cases falls. it's a welcome change for the countries aviation industry. but it may not be enough to save one major player drowning in debt. the countries oldest airline to router indonesia is edging close to bankruptcy. it's not a pretty picture in terms of the debts amounting to hi, mrs. trillian, sophia, which is coming up to billions. ah, the panoramic had a severe impact on the fly. kerio passenger numbers have fallen by 90 percent and flight frequency has reduced from 400 to l

like, i am not a hollywood person. you don't realize how far a secret has to go for me to know about it? and i had heard these rumors. so i think the idea now that like she's trying to walk that back or trying to say, you know, this was all -- i don't know exactly what she was trying to claim, i don't think it's going to wash, based merely on the fact that if i had heard about it, you know, this was not a very big secret at all. >> dean, what do you think? we've talked about how things are changing in hollywood as it relates to race and culture. things are also changing in hollywood as it relates to workplace culture, i think just like they're changing in a lot of other places, especially because it's even easier now for the secret to come out through various corners of the web. >> i agree with you. and she launched a million viewers over this year. but her image was this nice person. and when people learned there was a toxic work environment, they didn't like it. what you see on the screen is not always what they're l

hollywood. ms. hollywood: my name is denise hollywood. i work with blue star families. we are nationally recognized for our annual lifestyle survey, the largest and most comprehensive survey of its kind covering a wide variety of topics that impact military and veteran families. today, i'm here to share with you whatever surveys have revealed. in 2020, 14% of enlisted active-duty family respondents and 12% of veteran family respondents reported low or very low food security. while a greater proportion of junior enlisted family respondents indicated they were food insecure, this issue was not limited to the junior enlisted ranks. that military families of color -- our data also suggest that military families of color are struggling more compared to their white peers. it is worth emphasizing that in the military community, food insecurity is an issue that primarily affects families rather than single unattached service members. we know from our research that several intersecting structural challenges contributes to military families financial stress including military spo

and hollywood comes to times with the tragic loss of one of its rising stars. phil of al jazeera, los angeles, russia is reported a record number of deaths from the crone of ours for the 5th day in a row. though nearly 38000 new infections and about a 1000 fatalities present vladimir putin's approved a week long nationwide workplace shut down. only about a 3rd of the population as vaccinated. one of the lowest rates in europe and neighboring ukraine also has low vaccination rates with only 15 percent getting inoculated so far. that's despite the availability and choice of jobs. and it's reported record numbers, infections, and death for the 2nd day in a row. schools in the capital and other hotspots will be shot for 2 weeks. and romania is putting in a new restrictions to deal with a surge in cases it will re introduce a night curfew and make vaccinations as of course, mandatory for most activities. mon, the 3rd of the adult population in romania has received 2 doses. and in the days yes, flag carry. allen gerda is on the brink of bankruptcy. it's been hit hard

so, who is the hollywood foreign press? who are they? >> the hollywood foreign press is a bunch of people from europe who love to go out to lunch with famous people. >> greg: right. that's it. i'll have dinner with them. >> i think what happened is that nbc looked at the oscars ratings and, like, we should cancel the golden globes. seriously. ricky could trim his toenails and get higher ratings than the golden gloves. it's a complete joke. and tom cruise what a hero. >> he's the face and remains the face of a cult. >> that's what he did. the thing is, it's all a protection racket, right? for cheese balls to throw people that they can't to the crocodile so the crocodile doesn't come after them. >> it is. hollywood has completely lost their way. they are no longer about entertainment at all. it's like, hollywood is like some big crazy bakery where the head chef is having sex with all the waitresses, and they have to audition and show their boobs and the bus boy is hiding money. you're not using enough shafron. >> greg: if you're in hollywo

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hollywood sets trends and culture. sit a cultural battle. we have to make it acceptable to disagree and have a diversity of opinion. >> harris: walking dead actor there when he was on "the faulkner focus" last month on being a conservative actor. cpac this year a big focus will be on the dangers of the cancel culture and one of the biggest culprits liberal hollywood elites. just a few of many examples of hollywood conservatives getting canceled. gina carano got dumped. abc's tim allen's successful sit com was compared to being a hollywood conservative to living in nazi germany. now cancel culture has gotten so out of control in tinsel town liberals themselves are being canceled for the smallest and most inadvertent transgressions. our panel of stars twho -- who are fighting back. facebook took his page down saying he was spreading vaccine information. the man who starred in his own production company after facing backlash for conservative views and john rich country music star fox nation host with a serious beef with the cancel culture as we

you know unveiled last week in america out of hollywood of all places and so i'm just looking at the psychology of this and how ponzi schemes continue to operate whether on an individual scale or all the way up to the central bank level. and here was the 1st tweet i saw in my stream the day that this broke last week mid week and is blowing my mind that this quad say rand was able to raise 227000000 dollars from investors for a scam production company when there are literally hundreds of real indie producers struggling to get real movies made how are investors this stupid this was an actor called zack avery 34 who was arrested last week and in fact the ponzi scheme was 690000000 but he managed to you know he was paying off previous investors with new investors so he managed to get away with 227000000 that he failed to pay back but if you look at that headline of like here's this ponzi guy how did you raise 690000000 when real production companies with real products. don't get made just like in our economy where real manufacturers we're real wealth producers real content creators like

even hollywood could not of silence the air as quickly as it was silence. then they came down and got the lowly quartermaster from an offer destroyer, to come to the phone and he wrote this line which will never forget. it was as if god had called the vatican and ask for unalterable a by name. [laughs] >> that's great. making that call was obviously not the toughest decision you had to make. what was the toughest decision? >> well the tough decisions are the ones that there are so much right on both sides. i make the cabinet go over these things and i hear their differences of opinion because of that. when i have heard enough, i make the decision. i have always steals the cabinet as i did as governor, as kind of a board of directors except for one thing. they don't vote. i have to make the decision. but i think the hardest one was will always be those instances where to you have to order our young men in uniform someplace will not have to be put their lives in danger. that is without doubt the most art artist-ing. today >> when he became president you didn'

hollywood agrees on reexamining her relevancy. not only does lady boss have a cinema release injuly, but a biopic ofjoan and jackie collins is in development, as well as films on the writer�*s favourite character, lucky sa ntangelo. that�*s significant, as lady boss speculates that jackie collins liked to project herself as one of her all—powerful heroines, even when her reality was very different. she had everything she'd always wanted. she was jackie collins. and she was the boss. tribeca is, in many respects quite a local festival, bringing new yorkers stories that lie in their midst. new york has long been a city of immigrants and we found an immigrant story called queen of glory set in the new york borough of the bronx. sarah is a scientist working in new york when her mother dies suddenly. as the only child, she is expected to handle the traditional elaborate ashanti funeral in her mum�*s honour. this looks like a family affair. nope, that one�*s just black. these moments of comic relief define nana mensah�*s deb

speeches did kind of dance around the fact that there is not enough diversity inclusion within the hollywood foreign press association in fact the group called time's up that you may recall was created 3 years ago shortly after the harvey weinstein incident basically released a statement minutes after this award show ended tonight saying it's all cosmetic and that they don't think that the hollywood foreign press association really understands that diversity needs to be front and center and this putting black people on stage to present awards will not solve that problem so they still have a long way to go to convince people in hollywood particularly people of color that they are dedicated to making their ranks very diverse ok so progress report is that there is still more work tell us what were the memorable moments of the night for you. oh man i just love jane fonda she used her acceptance speech to accept the cecil b. demille award to talk about all of the people of color that should have been nominated for all the films that included people of color that she felt should have been nominate

in an interview with the hollywood reporter, the emmy—winning actor said:. la entertainment reporter kj matthews explains how this announcement will help breakdown the stigma. it has always been a stigma. if you recall, the biggest star in the united states in hollywood to come out was in 1991 when the great athlete magicjohnson revealed he had aids. after that, the biggest announcement would be the actor charlie sheen in 2015. here in hollywood we would like to think that we have come a very long way, that we are open, that there is no stigma, that there is nothing negative quantitated in revealing the fact that someone has hiv. that simply is not the case and we know that now with billy porter. he has been hiding this for 1h years. you know, he said in the year 2007 he learned he had hiv, he also filed for bankruptcy and during the time that it was revealed he had hiv, did you know that he did not even have health insurance. so it was truly the worst year of his life. i saw that in an interview. but what impact will him announcing this have now, do you thi

there's an actor, writer and producer, director in hollywood. made a bunch of indie films and e-mail our company maybe three years ago and he wanted to do some sort of documentary or show having to do with the second amendment. he set of what you talk to someone so i can get the perspective. that's nice, nice someone in hollywood cares enough to talk to someone who likes the second amendment. he came in, spent about an hour half, talked, very nice guy and as he's leaving i said listen for your own good don't tweet you were here. as a friendly piece of advice. you tweeted you get a bunch of nonsense. there's no reason to do. you got what you needed and it's nice to meet you and all the rest. a couple weeks later he decided he would be a nice guy and so we went on twitter and tweeted at something like i might disagree with what most of what ben cheever has to say but he's a goodhearted person. he got hit so hard by the left that he pulled down the tweet and instead to up upper new t thing i did not realize my own sin in doing this. i didn't realiz

because holy -- hollywood boycotted the state. here's jay wells >> reporter: the new fox drama, "our kind of people" is on martha's vinyard, but not really both are filmed in wilmington, north carolina, a town so busy with the hollywood streaming wars some call it wilmywood. >> i lived in hollywood for so many years but i'm glad to be back in north carolina >> one of the things you go three, four hours you're at the mountain and then three, four hours in another direction you're at the beaches. >> reporter: 2021 is a record year with $300 million in film business it's a boost for locals like a vintage clothing store owner whose shop is being taken over for a shoot. >> we had costume departments come from tv and movies to do shopping but this is the first time we've been scouted. >> reporter: a big change from a few years ago when a previous north carolina governor ended film subsidies and a transgender bathroom ban led to a boycott by hollywood. >>> a lot of pictures that were coming here all of a sudden went to georgia and then t

i was hoping for a real reasonable contract. >> they called it a hollywood ending, is it? >> i make michael bay movies, things blow up, that is kind of a hollywood ending, i guess it depends on the movie. >> alicia says she wouldn't call it an ending quite yet. and while crews will be back at work on sets like this one tomorrow, another massive walkout is expected june by 24,000 kaiser employee workers who voted to strike. >> lilia luciano, thanks. today dr. anthony fauci said americans shouldn't hesitate to spend holidays with their families if they are fully vaccinated. for the latest on covid and the vaccine cbs news medical contributor dr. david agus joins us from los angeles, good to see you. the fda advisory committee recommended friday that all j & j recipients get a second dose. should that second dose be j & j or another vaccine. >> well, nikki, 15 million people in the country got that j & j vaccine, they are basically waiting to see what to do. the recommendations are going to be two months after that shot, at least, you should get a second shot, either j & j or

you got hollywood you got apple and starbucks more liberal leaning corporate interests rates what we need to do is combine forces and get a common shall and sort of protocol were actually bonding over something that's not this cultural warfare and who believes in gun rights and god and all that kind of stuff we have a real threat here we need to unite on it e.a. solidarity form united front to create the leverage to fix this to your point about the u.s. dollar there not as a stand back and meller. very famous money manager is set is going very very sore at the dollar and along asia. money flows to where the returns are the greatest and the sum of money matters but industry does a sale unfazed by these issues chris it's disheartening because quite frankly our capital markets and arm vester base is really would scouring the engine of china so . you know i have no problem with capitals and in fact i love cat smell of free markets and as you and i discuss both online and offline i don't even know if we really have capitalism it's more of a cronyism it's a situation that i think is overta

it's nice that somebody in hollywood cares enough to talk about these issues. so he came in and we talked through the second amendment. very nice and as he is leaving i said for your own good, don't say that you were here. a friendly piece of advice. you will get a bunch of nonsense. there's no reason to do it. a couple weeks later, he decided he was going to be a nice guy so he went on twitter and said something like i disagree with most of what ben shapiro has to say, but he is at goodhearted person thatar did a favor for no other reason than to be nice. he was hit so sin in doing this, i don't side with racism and xenophobia andnd bigotry and i'm still in the process of learning. this sort of thing happens all the time. all that they had to say is right, so. all people that came after him, that's all we had to do is say and, so i'm friendly with him. i don't agree with everything he says but so what. there are people on the left that are brave enough to do that. i have a lot of leftist guests that come on my special, which an hour long show, and i warn virtu

hollywood or is there something? there >> yeah, mostly hollywood. i mean, in fact madam occur and booker ty washington did get off to a rocky start. so there's a real drama there. real life trauma. he was the most powerful black man in america and she wanted his endorsements or she invented his conference but it was a little different from, or a lot different from what you see in the film. she went to his tuskegee campus uninvited and kind of trump her win and then she appeared at his 1912 astral negro business league convention. and she had just contributed 1000 dollars to the building fund of a ymca in indianapolis, she knew who was. he had met her before. but when she got to the conference, she was ready to speak and he said no. but it's different from where you see in the film. and i think, i like the reality more because she waited until that last day of the convention, when he didn't give her an opportunity to speak and she stood up and gave a great speech, saying i'm a woman who came from the cotton fields of the south. and i have built my ow

they had formed a rump group called the hollywood conference of studio unions. and this was in contrast to the labor council. i was not prepared -- i wasn't a red baiter. i was a new deal democrat. and i'd been told after i got back by some that there had been this kind of infill stration into the picture business. i made the motion that as long as there was this difficulty that both sides giving a different reason as to why there was a strike, why didn't we the actors who weren't involved in any way in that jurisdictional thing, why didn't we invite management and both factions to sit down at a table with us present as a labor union to kind of be the mediator there and to protect against the men who even had nothing to do with the strike to sit down and find out, because we had to tell our members whether to go through those picket lines or not. and how do you take sides when a lot of the unions are in the studios and a lot of them are out on the street picketing? and the board bought this idea, and we invited them. there was great reluctance on the part of the

there's an actor, writer and producer, director in hollywood. made a bunch of indie films and e-mail our company maybe three years ago and he wanted to do some sort of documentary or show having to do with the second amendment. he set of what you talk to someone so i can get the perspective. that's nice, nice someone in hollywood cares enough to talk to someone who likes the second amendment. he came in, spent about an hour half, talked, very nice guy and as he's leaving i said listen for your own good don't tweet you were here. as a friendly piece of advice. you tweeted you get a bunch of nonsense. there's no reason to do. you got what you needed and it's nice to meet you and all the rest. a couple weeks later he decided he would be a nice guy and so we went on twitter and tweeted at something like i might disagree with what most of what ben cheever has to say but he's a goodhearted person. he got hit so hard by the left that he pulled down the tweet and instead to up upper new t thing i did not realize my own sin in doing this. i didn't realiz

in hollywood, they made the present a march, the sound stage door. anything in there, with stagehands. every studio had mills were made and sections? and sets? you see at the end, the sections for the next day of shooting, they will down on rollers, down the studio streets huge sections like the whole wall of this room here. and into the soundstage. in the soundstage, the stagehands union sent erector's, put these pieces together. the issue that they picked, for this dirt jurisdictional strike was, that the set directors should be carpenters. now carpenters worked in ... sections. these fellows only put them together. this led to the jurisdictional strike, the then czar of the carpenters union, had always had a rivalry with the stagehands. so, that was the cause of it. during the war, there had come subversion, and infiltration of some of the unions. even the difficult unions, they had formed a rump group called, the hollywood conference of studio unions. and this was in contrast to the labor council. so, they were on one side one way or another. i w

that's a hollywood ending. it depends on the movie. >> reporter: alicia says she wouldn't call it an ending quite yet. and while crews will be back at work in sets like this one tomorrow, another massive walkout is expected soon by 24,000 kaiser employee workers who voted to strike. nikki? >> lilia luciano, thanks. >>> former president bill clinton is out of the hospital. the 75-year-old spent six days at u.c. irvine medical center, treated for urological and blood infection. doctors say his fever and blood work are normal. clinton will finish a course of antibiotics at his home in new york. >>> democrats in the nation's capital face a fast-approaching deadline to scale back president biden's agenda ambitions. cbs's debra alfarone is at the white house with the details. >> reporter: the house and senate return to washington tomorrow and negotiations will continue over the president's ambitious and expensive agenda, the build back better agenda. and no doubt, those will kick start again. >> we're not going to ge

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that's hollywood. you've got the governor, the speaker of the house, you've got county officials who are in bed with hollywood, they have a special policy for them. and the democrats, hollywood, they don't represent america, they represent them. >> i was going to say about the "new york post" written by miranda devine, apparently dr. fauci was fighting against the travel restrictions that donald trump put on at the end of january. he was wrong. that i think altair is my perception of his interview on "60 minutes" come he said don't wear a mask, i said that, i lied because i didn't want there to be a run a mask for health care professionals. i think he was wrong. going on the available data that he had and he was just wrong and did not want to admit it because it would undermine his great ability about other things. what else are you wrong about? he lied about lying. >> sean: everybody got it wrong. i don't think they did it w on purpose. pu>> they did not. >> sean: this is a pandemic, the worst in a hu

. >>> will keep some big film projects on schedule in hollywood. the stage employee unions had threatened a walk out over benefits, wages and also safety standards. now while the exact details are not being released film and tv production is expected to be able to be continued. the bill still needs to be voted on and ratified by the members before it becomes official. >>> as the atrot fier continues to burn and for once they know exactly how it started. it began on a hot windy day when a controlled burn jumped containment lines and spread to hazel road. evacuation records have been downgraded to warnings as crews continue to work on that fire. >> in the redwood forest you get those fields that start rolling and then they start fire below it so that does contribute to the fire we are seeing in the trees. >> it still maintains why they were setting burns but crusade they will continue to work over the night. it's grown to over 100 acres. it's been warm weather, too. but i don't know if you knew but it was 87. >> that's still part of this story. >>> w

hollywood. both place and then i. got the movie studios television you got the music industry sometimes as we know it's a hard place with a lot of propaganda. policies the us government is committed to you can be sure that hollywood will be following it within 12 months. now when i.

is hollywood not allowed to portray anyone who is different anymore? >> jesse, i had this conversation last night. a friend of mine said that acting may be dead. now, i think we should definitely we have to grow and have much more inclusion within our business, obviously all stories need to be told. but hank is an amazing actor, he's incredible. 30 years. i don't know whye quit. but it's just a cartoon character. but i don't know. this is happening a lot. jesse: it's happening everywhere. that's what you do for a living. it's obviously not real. in this case it's a cartoon. i want to play some sound from bill maher who once in a while just nails it. he said the movies hollywood is putting out these days makes you want to curl up into a little ball and cry. >> the academy used to say look what good movies we make. now they say look what good people we are. it's about suffering, especially yours. >> if your movie is so woke, how come i'm falling asleep. jesse: we grew up taken in era where they had great films and blockbusters. i haven't heard of anythin