i felt it was in my genes to do this. [ yelling like tarzan ] >> she had been so good on the garry moore show. she always knew she could sing and dance and be funny. >> on my show, i would do pratfalls and jump out of windows and get pies in the face, and it was heaven. >> you know, i still see a rerun of "the carol burnett show" and i think, goddamn, they're funny. there's never been a better three-wall sketch show ever. >> she was great in bed, too, dickey. remember? >> you never went to bed with -- >> well. >> you're not supposed to curtsy. you're supposed to bow. >> well, i get dizzy when i bend over. >> when tim conway came on his goal in life was to destroy harvey. here's tim with our own harvey korman as a brand-new dentist with his very first patient. we used to have a pool backstage, not as to whether harvey was going to break up, but how far he could get along in the sketch before he broke up. >> novocaine. here we are. novocaine. take a firm hold of the hypodermic needle. right. >> they never knew what he was going to do. but they knew it was not going to be what they expected

lawrence and kind of olike the tarzan story, and the savages could not organize themselves, and they were too divided, and they were too ignorant, and they were too cowardly, and they needed this little white guy to organize them, and do it. >> and this experience of the fame, i think it frighten and disillusioned, and so he retired and lived in a little cottage without water. >> he has several episodes of severe depression, an contemplates suicide, and finally in the spring of 1935, he is killed in a motorcycle accident. >> the story of world war i is very important to middle east, because the middle east changed forever. it became a war torn region divided into states and nations that some of them made sense and some of them don't make sense to this day. the crisis of that will stem from this arrangement that his people had set in action. it was a plot concocted by the western world. >> the colonial powers threw their weight behind unelected monarchs who were not chosen by the people at all, and the promise of democracy and independence has not been seen or realized in most parts o

. >> he's built like tarzan, that guy. he's going to be great. he's got his mother's genes. let me ask you something. >> yep. >> i had natasha alfred on, right? smart. she says, i know what they want. they want me to come on here, and be all, you know, hot and angry about this. and outraged about what ron johnson said. but, no, because i know the game they're playing. >> yeah. >> that bothers me. everybody should be outraged by this. unless he's really ignorant. and i have to tell you, the combination of saying i don't need a vaccine, and white rioters don't bother me but black ones do. maybe, he's just ignorant. maybe, he is. he's a u.s. senator. i mean, he is certainly wrong but maybe, he doesn't get it. >> i was going to say, you took the words -- we have been tooth way too long. you tooks words right out of my mouth. many people don't know they are being racist. he doesn't know. and in his mind, it is okay to say. that was his reality. that maybe, he wasn't afraid. he probably was not afraid of the -- >> i mean, look, he was the one pitching the big lie. he -- he should'

. >> he's built like tarzan. he's got his mother's genes. i had latasha. i know what they want. they want me to be on angry and outraged of what ron johnson says. that bothered me. the combination of saying i don't need the vaccine, i have covid and saying there is nothing about race when i say that white rioters don't bother me but black ones do. maybe he's just ignorant. >> maybe? >> certainly wrong but maybe he does not get it. >> i was going to say, you took the words -- you took the words way out of my mouth. many people don't know. they don't think they're being racist and that's what it is. >> oh, it is racist, he does not know and in his mind it is okay to say -- that was his reality. maybe he was not afraid, he was not afraid of the rioters. those were the guys he was telling them this is robbed and stolen. what did he say about january 6th? i don't know who it was. >> he said two black people they were going to have to help their white brothers and sisters because they were trapped in a history they did not understand. ron johnson is trapped in a history he did not und

there will be a lot of political spin with tarzan moments with people saying stop the vote, just let people do the jobs and count the votes. >> you're talking about well over 100,000 votes there. my math is not very good but given the vote, i mean, there's 700,000 or so votes already cast. if 25% have yet to be tallied, yeah, it's more than 150,000. >> that's exactly why because wayne county is blue. it's always been blue. exactly why the biden campaigns thinks will it add to the total, 25% of the vote, 24%, somewhere in that ballpark where joe biden is getting 60%, 70% of the vote. he will get the majority of votes in wayne county. history tells us that. we're not making that up. four years ago, again, this was a source of disappointment late on a tuesday night, we got into this earl yins morning. i remember the clinton campaign saying don't call michigan. we're going to poll more votes out of wayne county. we should be skeptical of what any campaign tells us. skeptical about the biden and trump campaign today. just use the facts. we know four years ago hillary clinton did not pull

seen, and what chad gave the world was just an immense character and just a look at we can forget the tarzan myth. scientifically advanced "wakanda," "wakanda forever." this guy gave us a superhero that anybody could admiry aboe about especially a superhero of color. >> he played james brown, jackie robinson, and supreme court justice thurgood marshall, a plethora of remarkable people. it shows his versatility. >> yeah, that's the trifecta. you're playing jackie robinson, the man that, you know, desegregated baseball. you're playing thurgood marshall, the first black supreme court justice. and you're playing the godfather of soul in james brown. it shows there was nothing chadwick could not do. it showed that as an audience we were hungry to see what role he was going to inhabit next. i mean, forget for a moment if you could "black panther" as a superhero, he played real life superheroes jackie robinson, thurgood marshall, james brown, real-life superheroes. >> yeah. and chadwick did all of this in 43 years. he came a long way from his hometown of anderson, south carolina. just remarkable wh

i wish that he and riley howell the blond tarzan from the week before didn't need to demonstrate character through their own demise. yet dozens of families are whole tonight because of these two and their parents, god willing, i hope they know they did their jobs in the most magnificent way. they raised heroes, selfless, fierce heroes. and that is good and amazing. there are beautiful moments where no one has to die all around us this time of year. millions of graduating and moving on with destinies large and small. in michigan a mother was looking forward to getting her own diploma, her son was graduating too, same day, different school. what do you think mom did? she skipped her own ceremony. the son's school found out, surprised her, conferred both of them degrees, mom and son walking across that stage together, damn, that's great and it doesn't mean the president lying about puerto rico aid doesn't matter but there's value in both. we can't forget that. here's another. 13-year-old basketball player in georgia, he's great. got no cash. size 18 shoes, not easy to find. mom can't afford s

just last week, 21-year-old riley howell, blonde tarzan, tackling the unc charlotte shooter. riley's parents, thomas howell and natalie henry howell, are our guests tonight. listen, when i say this, i could not mean it more. it is my privilege to meet you, but, god, i wish i was meeting you under different circumstances than this. thank you for taking this opportunity. i'm sure it is a conversation you wish you never had to have. >> thank you. >> it is. >> natalie, how are we doing? how is it at home? how are you dealing with family? how are you dealing with this loss? >> well, it's still devastating. i'm still seeing -- here's what i'm going to say, this past week i think i've seen the worst and the best of humanity. i've seen somebody without regard for the sanctity of life and then i've seen this huge outpouring from family, friends and strangers of pure love. and i'm in this very strange place, and that's the best i can do to explain it right now, but my heart goes out -- goes out completely to these other families and communities who are going through the exact same thin

nowhere to go, that's when a special young man in that class, riley howell, just 21, looked like a blond tarzan, saw the gun and decided to run right at the gunman, knocked him down, led to his capture, the move that saved so many lives but the move also cost riley his own life. >> you're either going to run, hide and shield or you're going to take the fight to the assailant. having no place to run and hide, he did the last. but for his work the assailant may not have been disarmed. unfortunately he gave his life in the process. but his sacrifice saved lives. >> sacrifice, literally a holy act, and that's what this was, someone doing something that was bigger than themselves, we all wonder what we would do in a moment like that and it's hard to imagine, not for riley's family. they say this is who he was, a young man who looked out for his young siblings and cousins who idolized first responders and was torn between college and volunteering for the military. >> he has always wanted to serve. and it was a logical thing for him to go towards the shooter to take care of everybody else. and that is

number two, when officials do say i'm willing to sit in the chair decide to play a little tarzan. we have a subpoena for you when he says he's willing to come. is that the right way or did the democrats fear they needed that power? what's with the subpoena? >> i think we can say with certainty that the justice department's goal is not to talk about the great work the justice department has been doing. they are sending a warning shot to whitaker saying, it's all well and good that you're testifying tomorrow, but we're not going to be satisfied unless you answer specific questions about the mueller investigation, particularly pertaining to any conversations you might have had with the president. and in terms of the recusal process, why you decided not to recuse yourself from the mueller investigation. they don't want him sitting there answering questions vaguely, they want specifics, and i don't know if this letter is going to satisfy democrats who want him sitting in that chair behind that table answering very, very specific questions. >> we are off to a testy start, shall we say?

. >> i was ten years old when i met tarzan of the apes and married the wrong jane. so it was ten years old when i had a dream. i will grow up, go to africa, live with wild animals and write books about them. we didn't have any money. africa was far away. i was just a girl. my mother said if you want something you have to work really hard but don't give up. i have taken that message to young people to deprived communities. i wish mom was alive to come up to me and say thank you. because you did it i can do it too. the opportunity came when i had a boring job in london. i was 23. we were very naive after the war. i was invited to stay with a friend. he is the one that gave me the chance to live with the chimpanz chimpanz chimpanzee. >> how did you living with them happen? >> i watched animals all my life. there was knnobody out there dog anything. i thought i have to get them to trust me the chimps were very shy. we took one look and ran away. you know, weeks became months. i became increasingly nervous because i knew if i didn't see something exciting that would be t

. >> well, i was 10 years old when i met tarzan of the apes in a little book and fell in love with him and i read jane. everybody laughed at me. how would you do that? we don't have any money. world war ii was raging. i was just a girl. ja jane, dream of something you can achieve. but my amazing mother said if you really want something, you'll have to work extremely hard, take advantage of all opportunity but don't give up. and i've taken that message to young people, particularly in deprived communities. and i wish mom was alive to know how many people have come up to me and said jane, thank you. you've taught me that because you did it, i can do it, too. but the opportunity came when i had a boring job in london, was invited to kenya. i was about 23, very naive. it was after the war. and i was given the opportunity to go and live not with any animal but the one most like us, the chimpanzee. >> was the opportunity designed from the start that you would live with chimpanzee? how did that part happen? >> i watched animals all my life. and i knew there was nobody out there doing anything

i mean, i grew up as a kid, you know, my first images of africa were "tarzan," you know? so i don't think i knew what kenya africa was. you know? i think the expanse of it is not something i could be prepared for. like the -- it takes over the entire horizon. >> anthony: what a shithole, right? [ laughter ] >> kamau: what a shithole. i mean, the other thing i'm aware of too is, on this trip, is still that thing of not wanting to feel like i have come home, you know? and yeah, there is a sense that there is this diasporic connection, even though i did not come from kenya, you know? it's nice to have that connection. even if the frame that that connection was built through was colonialism. even though that's not -- it's the good part of colonialism. it brings people together. [ laughter ] >> anthony: i don't know. it should kind of me compulsory viewing for -- if you ever run for president, this should be compulsory viewing. >> kamau: at the very least, i do think that a lot of perspectives will be opened up, a lot of minds will be changed. you know, this is on a very perso

i mean, i grew up as a kid, you know, my first images of africa were "tarzan," you know? so i don't think i knew what kenya africa was. you know? >> anthony: what a shithole, right? [ laughter ] >> kamau: what a shithole. i mean, the other thing i'm aware of too is i think about not wanting to feel like i have come home, you know? and yet there is a sense that there is this diasporic connection, even though i did not come from kenya, you know? it's nice to have that connection. even if the frame that that connection was built through was colonialism. even though that's not -- it's the good part of colonialism. it brings people together. [ laughter ] >> anthony: i don't know. it should kind of be compulsory viewing for -- if you ever run for president, this should be compulsory viewing. >> kamau: at the very least, i do think that a lot of perspectives will be opened up, a lot of minds will be changed. so, that goal you've been saving for, you can do it. we can do this. at fidelity, our online planning tools are clear and straightforward so you can plan for retirement whil

typical president trump who came to a global body and sort of started, you know, beating his chest like tarzan would and saying look at how wonderful i've done. some in the room think he's done wonderful. but others, as you said, snicker snickered. to be fair, trump did take it in and move on. it was kind of an interesting moment. >> i suspect as the news comes at 5:00 today, i think he'll take it on more directly then. >> that's the other thing, sovereignty, sovereignty, sovereignty. he thinks sovereignty does not meet multilateralism. he thinks they're mutually exclusive, which of course they're not. >> thanks so much. >>> stay with us because the good stuff is next. four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. and now we have zero account fees for brokerage accounts. at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ so maybe i'll win, saved by zero ♪ at fidelity, those zeros really add up. ♪ as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, or meningitis b, is real. bexse

i guess i don't know -- i mean, i grew up as a kid, my first images of africa were tarzan, so i don't think i knew what kenya, africa was, you know. i think the expanse of it is not something i could be prepared for. it takes over the entire horizon. >> what a -- hole, right? >> what a -- hole! >> i'm aware, too, on this trip, that still that thing about not wanting to feel like i have come home, you know? yet, there is a sense there is this that i have not come from here, nice to have that connection even if the frame that connection was built through is colonialism. it's the good part of colonialism. it brings people egg together. -- brings people together. >> if you ever run for president, this should be compulsive reviewing. >> at the very least, i do think a lot of perspectives will be open and minds changed. the idea i'm sitting with you here doing this now, knowing where my life and career have come, it's pretty cool. just like every now and again, whose life is this? >> i will tell you, i got 17 years and as soon as the cameras are turned off and the crew will be sitting aroun

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they talk about tarzan movies and swinging from trees. that's not africa. that's the bush. that's sub-saharan africa. that goes to what jay-z was talking about beautiful everything and beautiful people. let's go to the center for american progress and is their report saying that brown -- well, that black immigrants are much more educated than any other immigrant population that comes here. >> april? >> so that speaks to it. i'd like to give shermichael another quick word because i'm out of time. >> i'm sorry. >> that's not your fault at all. to april's point, why did he respond to jay-z and not mnm? >> it leads to a lot of people questioning president trump's standing on racial issues, people of different ethnicities. i can understand why people may say maybe he does have an issue with people who are not white. look, as an african-american, i am proud of our community. we are the product of slaves. people who were brought here from an unfamiliar place, and in spite of all those things, look at the progress we've made. so in spite of donald trump's hateful rhetoric, we will

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. >> it's the madagascar version of tarzan? >> more or less, yeah. >> raised by the lemurs. >> because they eat such a wide variety of plants, you will never see one in a zoo. to help lemur lovers get a closer look, regis spent months earning the respect of the family. >> i caught up with bill to learn more about tonight's episode. >> the rate of deforestation is really reaching a crisis point in madagascar, is it the case like the native species are really in trouble? >> absolutely. yeah, by some estimates, about 15% of the original forest remains there, and it's really just pure desperation, human need, most of the people on that island nation of 20 million live on $2 or less a day. they burn the trees, they cut them down, they burn them into charcoal to sell or fuel their lives. they do slash and burn farming to grow rice. there there are timber mafias there as well. they sell rose wood to the chinese. it's like a little eighth continent that is split off from africa. they have monkeys, lemurs, these chameleons that exist no

. >> that's the madagascar version of tarzan. raised by the le mmurs. >> more or less. >> because they eat such a wide variety of plants injury cannot survive captivity. you will never see one in a zoo. so to help get a closer look he spent months earning the trust of this family and that is no easy task where subsistence hunting is common. >> so i asked him about subsistence hunting because that's hunting for survival as opposed to sport and her's what he said about why they do that. >> they eat them. yeah. they'll eat them. yeah, they'll use the skin or sometimes there's exotic pet market that they can actually make more money that way, but yeah, this is a really poor place. it's like going back in time centuries and folks you know, live on what they can catch or grow and unfortunately, that has also both hunting and farming, slash and burn agriculture which turns those lemur habitats into devastated landscapes so it's a tough lift to convince somebody that lemur is worth more to our community alive in the tree than it is in th

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from the other side >> smelling like britney conspiracy and relating to the ape taking care of baby tarzan. jeanne moos, cnn new york. >>> and don't forget you can watch "outfront" anywhere, any time on cnn go. ac 360 starts right now. >>>. >>> tonight breaking details on how donald trump's tangs team landed on their pick of rex tillerson. and two more choices including rick perry getting the department he said he wanted to abolish. and there is a lot of people running. why did president elect trump end up selecting tillerson? >> it is an interesting back story and one that is informative as it is instructive. about why tillerson ended up being the pick. we knew all the players that were in the game. rex tiller son was not one of them until a

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