but it s not the reason exactly for this legislative stall. you re going to see this year a real lack of movement based on my report on some of these key issues like infrastructure, moving foreord on any kind of economic program, an immigration deal that s comprehensive. there are political fault linemizech and the russia investigation hangs over all of these divisions as a cloud, and that sharpens the partisanship. i mean we saw that just today. john, on the winston churchhill scale of we will fight them on the beaches, where is the bar set for this president s delivery of said speech tomorrow night? i don t know. i really think there s so much now in the either this notion, to your point looking back a year ago and trump s incredibly divisive early days, and he
real lack of movement based on my report on some of these key issues like infrastructure, moving foreord on any kind of economic program, an immigration deal that s comprehensive. there are political fault linemizech and the russia investigation hangs over all of these divisions as a cloud, and that sharpens the partisanship. i mean we saw that just today. john, on the winston churchhill scale of we will fight them on the beaches, where is the bar set for this president s delivery of said speech tomorrow night? i don t know. i really think there s so much now in the either this notion, to your point looking back a year ago and trump s incredibly divisive early days, and he gives his speech and people apply the normal metrics to it. and now we ve now had a year in which there was no relation of
fading the dinosaurs before the volcano explodes. so it will be a lot of action. all righty. so we are a couple days out from the golden globes, but i want to look ahead to the oscars, who is in the running? do you have picks for best picture for the oscars? the ones i love and movie guide recommendations are dunkirk, christopher nolan did an incredible job with that. the score was amazing if you have seen it. it s probably the most artsy war film i have seen. and it has great messages in there. and the other one i enjoy is darker hour, along the same time period. obviously, winston churchhill, that s an incredible movie. he s up for best actor and he s not even recognizable. so he does an incredible job. of course, i love wonder woman, patty jenkins did an
winston churchhill famously said of russia it s a mystery wrapped in an inenigma. meet vladimir putin. is there he s been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. he was a kgb agent. he s a thug, and a murderer and a killer. he s the richest man in the world. hundreds of billions of dollars. what does he want from donald trump? putin is going to eat him like a sandwich. he d rather have a puppet as president. just how powerful is he? putin has an untrammeled
people. he was about to deliver a speech to the american congress. he never made such an important speech and had a historic role to play and he can t make a mistake. he wants to be the winston churchhill who stops the new evil power. iran. let s talk to the film maker, michael kirk. we remember that iran speech particularly here because it came in the hours that our program was normaly on the hour and we paid close attention. the press release describes benjamin netanyahu as a polarizing prime minister. barak obama is a polarizing president. what can you tell us and what did you learn about the relationship between the two men? it is rarer in the history of this country and certainly in the relationship with israel that two men could be see