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

you know a massive deal written sources so it was something which still remains a big secret about tarzan make profit in markets but the origin of it is in applying and for unst computer techniques to the data without worrying about fear of where the economy is going or what are the actual meaning of instruments or trading if you're buying wheat futures or if you're buying a car company. you don't really care that it's a car company or that it's wheat you just look at the performance of these futures or these stocks and the key thing was to view this just as a set of numbers by applying his mathematical tool. robert mercer revolutionized renaissance technologies investment methods making it the world's most profitable fund into a new year's. message became very rich read a source because the performance of the fund which he had his own money or. it was extraordinary i mean if it goes up 30 percent 35 percent every year then pretty quickly you become very rich. robert mercer is known to be very private he almost never speaks publicly. even google has a difficult time producing photos of th

." >> well, actually, i was 10 years old and i read "dr.dolittle" and "tarzan. and we didn't know anything about chimpanzees back then. i just dreamed of going to africa, living with wild animals and writing books about them so everybody laughed at me how would i do it? we didn't have money world war ii was raging. i was just a girl. girls didn't do that sort of thing. >> jimmy: wow. >> if you really want to do something like this, you're going to have to work extraordinarily hard, learn everything you can about what you want to do take advantage of every opportunity. but if you still continue wanting to do it and you don't give up, then you're probably find a way and i did. i got there. >> jimmy: last time you were on the show, i told you -- i have two little girls now they're 6 and 5. and obviously, i'm a fan i wanted them to know who you are. and so we had a painting of you put up in my living room and i told them all about stuff we've done together and what you've done with even roots and shoots which i know continues to thrive and actually, you have a weekl

(tarzan yell) (applause) why the hell don't the two of you go on home and let me watch my tv? (goofy laugh) (tim) mrs. wiggins? hello? goodnight, thank you. (applause) well, hello. i'm carol burnett,

you could almost see them pounding their chest like tarzan. we'll get the president. we'll go after donald trump. that is exactly what they did. never forget what bill barr said. bill barr said there was crisis of leadership at upper echelon off the fbi. that is biggest understatement ever. of course that was. comey was fired. mccabe was fired. lied three times under oath. jim baker lead counsel resigned. lisa page had to step down, resigned as well. peter strzok kicked off the mueller team and fired. five key people ran the investigations. i never seen an agency where that happened before. maria: absolutely extraordinary the way nancy pelosi talks about the attorney general by the way, ag barr. she talks about him as if you know, he is not the leading legal person of the country and, she says he is, just fighting for donald trump. i mean it is quite extraordinary. so you have to bring this up because they don't, they want to take donald trump out. they don't want another word about this fbi investigation. they don't want any, you know, accountability for what took pl

. >> so getting tarzan. because are so much awfulness of this man is inflicted on this. some of it, one of the really think most troubling and upsetting things about him is this sort of blatant misogyny and sexism and anybody who's been around you would work for you, since you've been a national sort of national consciousness, has watched the degree to which you have been on the end of the misogynistic people violent imagery and language. that is really upsetting. i was thinking about that because something women in this book have been subjected to incredible gender-based violence. it's not that far of a stretch to go from language that can talk about, doing horrible things you, to doing horrible things. there are a lot of women in this book who have had really horrible things diane denies news abuse by her trusted coach for many years. would guard, let the greenbelt and kenya environmental justice activist and democracy. we really meant was a brave journalist who will to expose corruption and drug cartels and comed was raped and tortured and left for dead by the side of

i got to work on all these things like tarzan stuart: this one for "klaus" you didn't get crayons out and a big white piece of paper. >> no, we drew digitally on tablets, but we still drew and we painted, so the film is made by lots of people and there's also technicians and many kinds of people but mostly people who love to draw and paint. stuart: there has to be a happy ending. you can't have a christmas movie with family viewing unless there is a happy ending. tell me. >> you will have to see. stuart: has to be a happy ending >> happy to satisfy your needs. stuart: this is a financial program. how much did it cost to make the movie? are you allowed to tell me? >> i can tell you this, it was significantly less than it would have cost to make a mainstream movie in cgi in the us, but that is as far as i can go. stuart: on out of time swept to take that answer. sergio pablos, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: check the dow jones, 27 minutes in pretty even split about a third of the dow jones is up about two thirds it down in the dow jones is off 32 points. you know how mu

(tarzan yell) (applause) why the hell don't the two of you go on home and let me watch my tv? (goofy laugh) (tim) mrs. wiggins? hello? goodnight, thank you. (applause) well, hello. i'm carol burnett,

i went from emotion to emotion like tarzan on vines. i thought it was hilarious and then i got really sad. i realized our country is probably founded -- laura, i'm just mad. i'm angry for they chose robert mueller because of his outstanding reputation, but still knowing he really didn't have it all together anymore. they knew if they installed himt as special counsel that the hillary loving lawyers there could rip each of us apart limb from limb while robert mueller was trying to program the cloth on the microwave in the break room.g this has got me really angry. i've talked to survivor after survivor who was dying to come out and say something about this right now. but each of us told by our attorneys that if we go out here and defend the president and g talk about how this whole thing is a complete travesty, these house democrats in hearings and cost us each $20,000, $30,000. i'm just not afraid about it anymore. i'm so angry about this. everybody should know that robert mueller is the new admiral stockdale and these hearings will be

while palestinians rejects ones are trying to tarzan's the deal of the century the us president thinks it can still lead to pace and garcia of picks up the story. to be fair trump was never particularly shy needlessly humble when he does something great he likes to let people know about it is stable genius has great vision has great. negotiation we need. a leader that wrote the art of the deal israel palestine. if you're going to make it that probably is the hardest deal there is to make and i'm a very good deal mike i believe me if you can't make a good deal with a politician then there's something wrong with you any great deal maker needs a great problem to solve obvious no north korea rocket man should have been handled a long time ago. we were going to do it. because we really have no choice to regional local the china trade deal is too mundane and above average dealmaker would be good enough to solve it trump is a great deal maker and he needs the greatest problem is really palestinian conflict you're not going to support me even though you know i'm the best thing that could ever

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

tarzan quit that barking hear me. make that child keep still. can't you hear the music from the valley to the hill? oh, well let me listen. i can hear it. through the breast of angel wings, soft and sweet ♪ swing low ♪ ♪ sweet chariot ♪ when aretha [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> our final speaker before we go into bishop paul martin and yolanda is the collaborator and guardian of aretha's music for the last 40 years. need i say more, the legendary clive davis. [ applause ] >>> what a truly memorable day. what an incredible celebration of an incredible life. aretha -- aretha loved detroit. she loved the life in detroit. she loved her family. and detroit, you led the world in loving aretha. [ applause ] >> when i sat down in her kitchen, when i had dinner with aretha in 1979, she -- she already was of course the queen of soul. she had given the world respect, natural woman, chain of fools, "i never loved a man the way i loved you," rock steady, amazing grace, think and so much more. we talked -- we talked into the night about the next five years

we call him black tarzan. the real tarzan. will smith was just talking about him on his instagram page. this guy right here? he's really tarzan. >> jimmy: in what way? he doesn't seem to be dressed like tarzan. [ laughter ] >> he's a modern-day tarzan. >> jimmy: i see, i see. >> the way he deals with pets and animals. you know, black people, we've never had a tarzan. >> jimmy: you haven't had a tarzan. >> we have one now. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: are you taking this picture? >> no, no, i'm in the house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i would be in the house too. i wouldn't want any part of this. >> i had him come over to entertain the kids. >> jimmy: yeah, right. and the kids like the snakes, i guess? >> yeah, snakes and turtles and iguanas. >> jimmy: ugh. eventually all you have is snakes, though, you know? [ laughter ] and were these snakes spray painted? why are they beautifully black and beautifully white? >> because it's black tarzan. >> jimmy: i see. [ laughter ] >> he can talk to -- yeah, i don't know. >>

john: if you are old, you remember the johnny weismuller "tarzan." is sears that elephant right now? >> i thought they already failed. we are here to celebrate this historic run in the stock market. i was very optimistic about the retailers. i was concerned everything was too tech-oriented and it was tech leading the market and the economy and that would run out of steam. you want to see the rest of the world, the rest of america, with good earnings, too, benefiting from tax cuts. a lot of it was online, obviously, but it's good to see walmart, who was doing very bad for a long time, now target, showing everybody is spending money. john: what retailer do you go to? >> i'm in miami beach. there's no -- john: see? all online. >> that's why i'm skeptical. john: i want to ask about the nfl. when rupert murdoch bought the nfl rights in the '90s they said he overpaid. it made fox sports. tonight you have the nfl debuting a former super bowl champion, philadelphia eagles taking on the heisman trophy led cleveland browns without baker mayfield. six of the to

we call him black tarzan. the real tarzan. will smith was just talking about him on his instagram page. this guy right here? he's really tarzan. >> jimmy: in what way? he doesn't seem to be dressed like tarzan. [ laughter ] >> he's a modern-day tarzan. >> jimmy: i see, i see. >> the way he deals with pets and animals. you know, black people, we've never had a tarzan. >> jimmy: you haven't had a tarzan. >> we have one now. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: are you taking this picture? no, no, i'm in the house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i would be in the house too. i wouldn't want any part of this. >> i had him come over to entertain the kids. >> jimmy: yeah, right. and the kids like the snakes, i guess? >> yeah, snakes and turtles and iguanas. >> jimmy: ugh. eventually all you have is snakes, though, you know? [ laughter ] and were these snakes spray painted? why are they beautifully black and beautifully white? >> because it's black tarzan. >> jimmy: i see. [ laughter ] >> he can talk to -- yeah, i don't know. >> jim

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before you know colonialism a lot of people think the whole there was a tarzan movie before then it wasn't know it and i used to sit there and say well how how would they treat that and ryan coogler in this movie addresses those issues and makes you debated but he doesn't sit there and say well you know kill monger is a hero for saying i want to help all my oppressed people that he gets comes out and says the guy's a maniac but how did he become a maniac and i think that's a very compelling story there's a very compelling story more stuff and then there's a feminism aspect to it to which you would i'm sure was a. favorite of the so right about so that was my big thing about this movie is that i tried to stay away from the marketing as much as possible i know what i know about the comic from before and it starts like us and keeping myself open to the story and what i what i've seen come out and what what finally sort of struck me the most is that the women these are so these are amazing women and i think even beyond what was you know wonder woman dead you know for this idea of strong women

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

. >> kind of reminds me of tarzan swinging through a jungle describing vines. this time he keeps yelling "collusion" when there is none. started out with the dossier on the democrats demanded an investigation. then you had carter page was the reason the fbi began its investigation because he took a trip to moscow. now you see it's george papadopoulos because he was drunk in a bar. none of them prove anything. >> sandra: quite frankly i find it difficult to keep track of it all. i'm sure our viewers to too. there's a lot to this. >> that's why the heart of the matter, the only thing that counts is that donald trump and his campaign colluded with russia. suffice to say if anybody did cooperate with an enemy to influence an american election, they deserve to be prosecuted. you don't do that in this country, if that is occurring. if it's not a crime it certainly is immoral. we see no evidence. keep in mind we are talking about almost two years old and none of that has come out. it hasn't come on a capitol hill or the fbi, it's come out from nowhere. probably becaus

it's official, we elected sheriff tarzan. [ laughter ] but think about that, trump says he wants to stop crime, but he's backing an accused child molester over a prosecutor who convicted the kkk. which tells you that when he uses the word crime, that's not what he really means. he doesn't want to stop crime, he wants to stop immigrants, refugees, or his political opponents. for years we've heard republicans call themselves the party of law and order, and now trump has revealed what they really mean. trump talks tough when it comes to mexicans, muslims, african-americans, and women. but if you're a white man who happens to be close to trump or support his agenda, the strongest thing he can say is this. >> all you can do is you have to do what you have to do. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with dax shepard everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks" be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ♪ at t-mobile when you holiday twogether, great things come in two's. like t-mobile and netfl

it's official, we elected sheriff tarzan. [ laughter ] but think about that, trump says he wants to stop crime, but he's backing an accused child molester over a prosecutor who convicted the kkk. which tells you that when he uses the word crime, that's not what he really means. he doesn't want to stop crime, he wants to stop immigrants, refugees, or his political opponents. for years we've heard republicans call themselves the party of law and order, and now trump has revealed what they really mean. trump talks tough when it comes to mexicans, muslims, african-americans, and women. but if you're a white man who happens to be close to trump or support his agenda, the strongest thing he can say is this. >> all you can do is you have to do what you have to do. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with dax shepard everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks" be sure to sucr ♪ part of your everyday routine with roomba from irobot. just press clean and roomba gets to work. roomba uses a patented dirt

although the russian intelligence services don't seem to be in any way held up by that let me just ask you tarzan i mean i think a good lesson i find that i said give me jump in earlier and get that process here as i said mason really doesn't thousand and sixteen u.s. election campaign he also said that the u.s. should investigate links to you train how does that fit into the scenario lover of his the russian foreign minister clearly what he has to say should be taken seriously i'm quite convinced taylor that sitting a lover off would be in the front and center of denying any russian interest that in any way at all implicated rushed. in an effort to try to one way or another influence the american election campaign that doesn't seem to consult coincide with the factual basis that is now being developed in that part of which is exposed i suspect that there is more to come and that mr moller is careful moving slowly. making sure that each step of the way what he has to do is significant and perhaps if we could assume this moving up the ladder rather than in fact going from his best case down the ro

disaster is bearing down on our country it would be nice to hear from a leader who knows more words than tarzan. [ laughter ] hurricane bad. [ cheers and applause ] much wind. not good. cheetah save. [ light laughter ] deep cut. president trump tweeted this morning that his team is already in florida in anticipation of hurricane irma, saying, quote, "no rest for the weary." which explained his follow-up tweet. [ laughter and applause ] when asked today if he is considering military action against north korea, president trump told reporters, certainly, that's not a first choice, but we will see what happens. which is scary because trump doesn't usually go with his first choice. [ audience groans ] [ cheers and applause ] in response to criticisms in hillary clinton's upcoming book, bernie sanders said it's appropriate to look forward and not backward. though if anyone should know, you sometimes have to look back to see the future, it's bernie. [ cheers and applause ] new research claims that vegetarians and vegans are more likely to be depressed than carnivores. i'm not surprised. even the place

write that tweet, that's way too many big words from a guy who's reading level can best be described as tarzan. [ laughter ] but trump's announcement apparently caught actual military officials off-guard, because he began his announcement with this vague tweet. "after consultation with my generals and military experts, please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow," and then he left that up, by itself, for nine minutes. [ light laughter ] that's like if you girlfriend said, "you know my new trainer, jeff?" and then didn't say anything for nine minutes. [ laughter ] the tweet was so a vague it apparently caused panic at the defense department. according to buzzfeed, at the pentagon, the first of the three tweets raised fears that the president was getting ready to announce strikes to north korea, or some other military action. many said they were left in suspense for nine minutes, the time between the first and second tweet. the pentagon is afraid trump might announce military action via tweet. [ light laughter ] let's pray he never tweets about his lunch. "it's o

[laughter] so to share those favored reagan stories so if he looks like tarzan or walks like jade it is not the cheetah. so to go into this in great detail with 200 or more pages the question is what you mean? as reagan used the term the same way of libertarian's use the term what role should government have? and to disagree with the interlocutor at every point to see that everybody is inspired to receive them flourish so should government be providing higher education or refinancing hire education? to the finer libertarian points to believe in the public fire department so reagan really meant that to me a liberty inspired that they'd use the word libertarian and then to the second question so that idea between the new deal that government is getting larger and arbitrer how society should develop and that is the polar opposite sex to get into this extensively in the book and to be forces fiercely opposed to that. but he was not the anti-new deal but what roosevelt did but before it the new deal it was illegal to fire people that belong to the labor unions after the new deal there is

. >> i mean, look, it's like -- it's like tarzan and jessica rabbit got married. like who doesn't want to look at that? >> oh, man, that's a good analogy and our very own george stephanopoulos' wife, ali wentworth contributed to this and wrote an essay on when to do a cosmetic fix and when to say enough is enough. what was her take on that? >> you know, i wanted ali to be in the world's most beautiful issue. even though she pretends not to be beautiful as george will tell you, she is beautiful. >> very beautiful. [ applause ] >> but her take on cosmetic surgery is of course, very, very funny, and she doesn't want to do it, but she says her friends are now all passing out, you know, plastic surgeons' numbers like 10-year-olds with baseball cards. >> everything she does with so much humor she's serious but you get a chance to laugh as well. then you have your fabulous faces of 2017. emma stone, i see emma stone right there and janelle monae. what made you choose them? >> emma stone, obviously beautiful, incredibly talented. the best thing about emma stone is probabl

>> 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 couple of weeks ago. and here is a reason why. they simply had not found the right candidate and because of that according to transition officials a call was placed by violent mike pence to steven hadley and condaleezza rice and he was basically a welcoming for other bias. and they sat back --. -- look for other ideas. they thought back to individuals