next step to this got faith based locales and then move to private residence there are residents who are severing right now spare rooms we can take $4.3 billion that we potentially have to spend and put it back in the pockets of everyday new yorkers, everyday houses of worship instead of putting it into pockets of corporations. jesse: city flooded with more than 70,000 illegals and hotels are jammed up and so are the shelters. so you got a spare bedroom? an addict? a basement? new york city is going to pay $125 per illegal per day. everybody can now run their own hotel. and the people aren t vetted so i mean, we caught people on the terror watch list crossing the border. and the democrat solution here s some cash let them crash on your couch.
[alan] usa had had this reputation they were the blue sky network. they had all of these shows set in very sunny locales, very lighthearted, and then along comes mr. robot, which is this dark cyberpunk drama about a hacker named elliot, played by rami malek, who is trying to bring down the biggest and worst corporation in the world. [elliot] they re so big, they re literally everywhere. a perfect monster of modern society. [rami] i remember opening up that script, and i could tell this was just special. a young man who was so anxious, but unafraid to take down the system. it just felt powerful. it resonated with me. [elliot] if mr. robot was here, what would he do? the first thing he d tell you is to stop talking to your imaginary friend. that is about as perfect a casting as you re gonna come across. that character had to be brilliant, mercurial, odd, and driven. and he was. [elliot] i m crazy.
they start doing these action shows. [daniel] these are great, elevated, b-movie tv shows. and then sometimes cinemax struck gold, like the knick. you turn a block of programming over to steven soderbergh, and in this case, it was brilliant television. gentlemen, atomizers on. everyone scrubbed, washed, cleansed, deloused, purified by god. [jacqueline] the knick is set in a hospital in the early 20th century. clive owen plays their premier physician. and he s well respected, but he s also completely addicted to heroin. he s a madman. though this is madness, yet there is method in it. [jacqueline] steven soderbergh as the director really set the show apart, particularly because of the camera style. it was a show that was absolutely filmed like a movie as opposed to a television show. [alan] usa had had this reputation they were the blue sky network. they had all of these shows set in very sunny locales, very lighthearted,
they had all of these shows set in very sunny locales, very lighthearted, and then along comes mr. robot, which is this dark cyberpunk drama about a hacker named elliot, played by rami malek, who is trying to bring down the biggest and worst corporation in the world. [elliot] they re so big, they re literally everywhere. a perfect monster of modern society. [rami] i remember opening up that script, and i could tell this was just special. a young man who was so anxious, but unafraid to take down the system. it just felt powerful. it resonated with me. [elliot] if mr. robot was here, what would he do? the first thing he d tell you is to stop talking to your imaginary friend. that is about as perfect a casting as you re gonna come across. that character had to be brilliant, mercurial, odd, and driven. and he was. [elliot] i m crazy. i have to be crazy because that didn t just happen, right? this is a delusion. is this a delusion? shit, i m a schizo.
he is madman. so this is madness? yet there is method in it. steven soderbergh as the director really set the show apart, particularly because of the camera style. it was a show absolutely filmed like a movie as opposed to a television show. usa had this reputation. they were the blue sky network. they had all of these shows set in sunny locales and along comes mr. robot, which is this dark cyber punk drama about a hacker named elliott played by rami malek, who is trying to bring down the biggest and worst corporation in the world. they re so big, they re literally everywhere. a perfect monster of modern society. i remember opening up that script, and i could tell this was just special. a young man who was so anxious but unafraid to take down the system. it just felt powerful. it resonated with me. if mr. robot was here, what would he do? the first thing he would do