harvey: people were obsessed with that poncho. oh, i know, and we made a pattern, - which is still sold. - ( laughs ) and you can still buy the same wool. you are fantastic. and it was a great poncho. well, david, welcome. i see you have your ankle bracelet. ( chuckles ) yeah. your poncho. and poor little francesca, you re holding her by the ear. ( laughs ) hey, say hello to my little friend. ( laughter ) you did your house arrest here. and i am blown away by how fantastic this place is. yet i ve read this was harder for you than prison. martha: well, it was. it was, again, that kind of thing is so unfair. wearing an ankle bracelet for god s sake. i mean, and, uh. i couldn t do saturday night live. they asked me to do saturday night live, and there were not enough hours to prepare for saturday night live. i could ve been alec baldwin. ( both laugh ) there s an old saying that
harvey: people were obsessed with that poncho. oh, i know, and we made a pattern, - which is still sold. - ( laughs ) and you can still buy the same wool. you are fantastic. and it was a great poncho. well, david, welcome. i see you have your ankle bracelet. ( chuckles ) yeah. your poncho. and poor little francesca, you re holding her by the ear. ( laughs ) hey, say hello to my little friend. ( laughter ) you did your house arrest here. and i am blown away by how fantastic this place is. yet i ve read this was harder for you than prison. martha: well, it was. it was, again, that kind of thing is so unfair. wearing an ankle bracelet for god s sake. i mean, and, uh. i couldn t do saturday night live. they asked me to do saturday night live, and there were not enough hours to prepare for saturday night live. i could ve been alec baldwin. ( both laugh ) there s an old saying that
i have a lot of stuff stored here and there. harvey: people were obsessed with that poncho. oh, i know, and we made a pattern, - which is still sold. - ( laughs ) and you can still buy the same wool. you are fantastic. and it was a great poncho. well, david, welcome. i see you have your ankle bracelet. ( chuckles ) yeah. your poncho. and poor little francesca, you re holding her by the ear. ( laughs ) hey, say hello to my little friend. ( laughter ) you did your house arrest here. and i am blown away by how fantastic this place is. yet i ve read this was harder for you than prison. martha: well, it was. it was, again, that kind of thing is so unfair. wearing an ankle bracelet for god s sake. i mean, and, uh. i couldn t do saturday night live. they asked me to do saturday night live, and there were not enough hours to prepare for saturday night live. i could ve been alec baldwin. ( both laugh )
one of the cool things he plays a singer in the movie and i was thinking to myself what if he could sing his famous line from scar face say hello to my little friend. let s watch. i knew you were trying to get me to sing that. say hello to my little friend it s a nightclub and i m singing. i m at a piano bar. say hello to my little friend that s all i need in my life i m done for the year. that s all i need, mr. pacino. that was incredible! so happy. i know. is it a good movie? yeah, so in the movie, basically it s a cool story line, a character named danny collins basically 40 years into his career as a musician he gets a letter written to him by john lennon in 1971 that offers him help as career advice and he changes his life. the problem is the script is a little predictable and a little
in the 80s. say hello to my little friend. federal agents seized 25,000 pounds of cocaine. in the 80s, the moo youngs were operating in a city where drug smuggling was bringing in an estimated $7 million to $12 million a year. the banks in miami had more money than all the other banks in the country put together. people were walking in and buying mercedes and porsches for cash. miami could have been seen as the headquarters for money laundering for the colombians. with so much drug money at stake, the violence ballooned into what would become known as the cocaine wars. and law enforcement was quickly overwhelmed. we had bank robberies, kidnapping, extortion. one of the guys shot me through the fingers. in the back of the arm. standing between my legs, i went to kick home and he shot me in the groin. i figured he would kill me.