activists with the same old rants and lies while declaring without a hint of irony, his love for the 10 commandments. susan and ashley joined me to discuss the politics of all this and more. running out the clock, the supreme court has days to decide more than a dozen pivotal cases including trump s claim of presidential immunity. discussing if justice delay will be justice denied. did a countdown, the final weekend before the two candidates come face-to-face in atlanta. i talked with the biden attorney who we just learned is helping the president for his debate with his disgraced predecessor. former white house counsel, he weighs in on presidential immunity. congresswoman maxine waters is here to talking about coming face-to-face in court with him and that target her with racist death threats. i m jonathan capehart and this is the saturday show. it is a busy day for donald trump ahead of what will be a very consequential week for the criminally convicted former presi
hint of irony his love for the 10 commandments. susan and ashley join me to discuss the politics of all this, and more. running up the clock. the supreme court has just days to decide more than a dozen pivotal cases, including trump s claim of presidential immunity. we discussed if justice delayed will be justice denied. debate countdown. in the final beacon before the two candidates come face-to- face in atlanta i talked with the biden attorney who we just learned is helping the president prep for his debate with his disgraced predecessor. as a former white house counsel, bauer weighs in on presidential immunity. auntie maxine s nightmare. coming face-to-face in court with the man who targeted her with racist death threats. i am jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. it s a busy day for donald trump ahead of what will be a very consequential week for the criminally convicted former president. and the country. in less than an hour trump will take the stage i
It s well worth watching. it gives an insight into the origins of barbie and its crazed barbie mania, it helps you understand perhaps why there is all this madness, such as hear in this restaurant, with people all dressed in pink. this documentary helps to explain why barbie has become so much a part of so many lives. i became obsessed and this is what you see now. it shows just how much of a pathbreaking figure barbie was when she arrived in 1959. there had never been a doll quite like her before. barbie was a real breakthrough item, a kind of a totem. before barbie, girls played with dolls and played mom, and that was the only role they were given, and barbie was the doll with breasts and legs. she was shocking, and a lot of the parents were opposed to her, even at the time, but she gave
In hiroshima and nagasaki. newscaster: beneath that sinister ball of smoke, the world s - most destructive force has been unleashed. there is speculation that the film may never be shown injapan because of ongoing sensitivities over the world war two nuclear attacks. but at the hiroshima atomic dome and peace park, one japanese student who has been living in london is in favour of the film being shown in japan. i think people are still interested in the film, maybe interested in the american perspective of all of this. i think maybe it might be even better to show it here and kind of educate japanese people even more about it. screaming these controversies may follow oppenheimer and barbie for some time but they also stand as a testament to the power of these films and the power of cinema to create a global phenomenon. it was, in a way, strangely amusing to find one of hollywood s
Very different films, barbie and oppenheimer, opening at the same time. i think the early barbenheimer effect was because the well known ip of barbie plus the well known ip of christopher nolan were put together in a way that really sparked the imagination. barbie also distinguished itself in that it is a film defined by a director s artistic vision that succeeded in reaching a mass audience, quite different from the typical, often tired, lacklustre hollywood blockbusters we have grown accustomed to. it really puts its filmmaker, greta gerwig, on the map. greta gerwig is now absolutely a a list director. she started off acting in very, very small micro budget movies, and worked her way up, as both actor and director, to this level, so this is somebody who is using this is odd years of understanding of filmmaking and storytelling, you see that reflected in the film. what s going on? why are these men looking at me?