Anonymous ID: ada22f Dec. 3, 2021, 4:56 a.m. No.15127026   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Probably not related but…

 

> https://uproxx.com/hitfix/veep-actor-matt-walsh-has-words-for-sylvester-stallone-and-on-into-the-storm/

Matt Walsh has words forSylvester Stallone, and on‘Into the Storm’

Katie Hasty August 6, 2014

“Into the Storm” is not at all a comedy, but co-stars Matt Walsh and Jeremy Sumpter had a few laughs during their promotion of the disaster film this past week.

 

Speaking to HitFix in Los Angeles, the “Veep” actor Walsh admitted to stepping outside his wheelhouse to become a dead-serious tornado chaser for the flick, which in turn prepared him for more “action, stunt-heavy” roles.

 

“It's like being a 12-year-old kid,” Walsh said.

 

“You should do 'Expendables 4,'” Sumpter urged.

 

“Stallone, I'm ready.”

 

The high-winds action had huge scale on screen, but the actors had to do a lot of studio work, with blue screens and VFX in post to make it look real. Still, that didn't mean they didn't feel peril: Sumpter described that “everything you see [on screen] is there,” with the help of elements like wind machines, rain machines, “real explosions” and flying debris.

 

“The sets were unreal,” he said.

 

So what marks a good disaster flick and a bad one?

 

“'Twister' marked a bad one,” Sumpter joked, breaking a light, unspeakable taboo of name-checking the movie one's own movie resembles most. He explained, though that “it was my favorite movie as a kid.”

 

Watch the rest of the video above, for Sumpter's transparent lies about Niagra Falls, and Walsh's clear explanation on why chucking babies into wind machines is “very expensive.”

 

“Into the Storm” is in theaters on Friday (Aug. 8).

 

>https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2106361/

 

Storm trackers, thrill-seekers, and everyday townspeople document an unprecedented onslaught of tornadoes touching down in the town of Silverton.

 

PB

>>15125565, >>15125669, >>15125675 Sly Stallone: "Heading into the storm" Q hat.. and what is the seal behind his seat?

Anonymous ID: ada22f Dec. 3, 2021, 5:55 a.m. No.15127239   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7252 >>7314 >>7344 >>7374

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>>15123149 It Was The Gun That Killed Her, Not Me Baldwin

 

Trump could shoot someone, and police couldn’t investigate it, lawyer says

Published: Oct. 23, 2019 at 6:24 p.m. ET

 

President Trump famously said during the 2016 campaign that he could shoot somebody on 5th Avenue in New York, and he wouldn’t lose any voters.

 

Apparently, if his lawyer is to be believed, he wouldn’t go to jail, either.

 

William Consovoy, while arguing against a subpoena of the Trump’s tax returns on Wednesday in the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York, made the case that immunity for the president extends to the entire criminal justice process, according to NBC News. He said Trump could only be charged with a crime when he was out of office or if he was impeached and removed from office.

 

Carey Dunne, general counsel for the District Attorney, said there are times when a state should be able to conduct criminal investigations into a sitting president, including the extreme example of shooting someone in the street.

 

Dunne added that there’s no presidential immunity for tax returns. “He may view them as embarrassing or sensitive but tax returns do in fact get subpoenaed all the time in financial investigations,” he said. “They’re making this up, your honor.”

 

Previously, Judge Victor Marrero tossed out Trump’s suit to block the subpoena, explaining that his claim for immunity was not supported by the law.

 

The case is expected to end up in the Supreme Court.

 

==Trump Says He Could 'Shoot Somebody' and Still Maintain Support

"I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, okay, and I wouldn't lose any voters, okay?"==

 

Donald Trump said Saturday that his supporters are so loyal that he would not lose backers even if he were to shoot someone in the middle of downtown Manhattan.

 

"I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, okay, and I wouldn't lose any voters, okay?" Trump said at a rally in Sioux Center, Iowa as the audience laughed. "It's, like, incredible."

 

Trump has previously boasted about the devotion of his fans, but the new comment is the most extreme example of such a remark.

 

A recent NBC News/Survey Monkey poll suggested that Trump supporters, once decided, are likely to stay with him. About half of respondents backing the real estate mogul said they were "absolutely certain" that they will vote for Trump.

 

>https://www.azcentral.com/story/opinion/op-ed/ej-montini/2019/11/19/metaphorically-speaking-trump-did-shoot-someone-fifth-avenue-impeachment/4236223002/

Metaphorically speaking, Trump DID shoot someone on Fifth Avenue

As of mid-October the fact checkers at The Washington Post had cataloged 13,435 false statements made by President Donald Trump.

 

There are probably a lot more by now.

 

None of which matters given the one undeniably truthful statement Trump made nearly a year before becoming president.

 

He was at a campaign stop in Sioux City, Iowa, when Trump said, "You know what else they say about my people? The polls, they say I have the most loyal people. Did you ever see that? Where I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose any voters, okay? It’s like incredible.”

 

It is, like, incredible.

 

And true.

 

Because now we know that – metaphorically speaking – Trump did shoot someone on Fifth Avenue. And it does not matter. At. All.

 

Not for Trump’s core supporters.

 

What matters, now, is how many of those supporters are left.

Anonymous ID: ada22f Dec. 3, 2021, 6:12 a.m. No.15127314   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7330 >>7336 >>7344 >>7350 >>7374 >>7435 >>7449 >>7706

>>15127239

>https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/alec-baldwin-calls-rust-shooting-worst-day-life-rcna7380

Nightly News

Alec Baldwin says he never pulled trigger in ‘Rust’ movie set shooting

Actor Alec Baldwin said he would “never point a gun at anyone and pull a trigger at them” in a new interview with ABC News following the fatal shooting on the “Rust” movie set. The official investigation into the shooting is likely weeks from completion.Dec. 2, 2021

 

==Alec Baldwin says he feels no guilt about ‘Rust’ shooting

“I feel that someone is responsible for what happened, and I can’t say who that is,. But I know it’s not me,” the actor told ABC News. ==

Alec Baldwin said he has only one unresolved question about the fatal shooting on the "Rust" film set: "Where did the live round come from?"

 

Baldwin detailed his shock and disbelief after the Oct. 21 shooting that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, 42, and discussed the moments before it in an interview with ABC News’ George Stephanopoulos that aired Thursday.

 

"There’s only one question to be resolved, only one, and that is where did the live round come from?" Baldwin said.

 

“Where did that bullet come from?” he said. “Somebody brought live rounds — plural — onto the set of the film. And one of them ended up in that gun.”

 

The actor and producer said he was rehearsing a scene when the prop gun went off, killing Hutchins and wounding director Joel Souza, 48, at the Bonanza Creek Ranch in New Mexico. The shooting is under investigation.

 

In the interview, Baldwin insisted that he did not pull the trigger. In the scene, he was to draw his gun, raise it "and start to cock the pistol — cut," he said.

 

Baldwin said he was taking direction from Hutchins and pulled the hammer back as far as he could without cocking it.

 

"I’m just showing her, I go, ‘How about that? Does that work? Do you see that?' … She said, 'yeah, that's good.'" Baldwin told Stephanopoulos. “I let go of the hammer — bang, the gun goes off."

 

"I would never point a gun at anyone and pull the trigger at them. Never," he said.

 

>https://www.azcentral.com/story/opinion/op-ed/ej-montini/2019/11/19/metaphorically-speaking-trump-did-shoot-someone-fifth-avenue-impeachment/4236223002/

 

Alec Baldwin recounts fatal 'Rust' shooting: 'Someone is responsible … but I know it's not me'

 

Alec Baldwin said he cocked the gun but "didn't pull the trigger" in his first sit-down interview since the fatal shooting on the set of the movie "Rust" that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and injured director Joel Souza.

 

“I’m holding the gun where she (Hutchins) told me to hold it," Baldwin, 63, told George Stephanopoulos in an ABC special that aired Thursday night and will stream afterward on Hulu. "In the scene (being rehearsed) I would have cocked the gun, and I said, ‘Do you want to see that? And she said yes. So I take the gun and I sort of cock the gun, I’m not going to pull the trigger."

 

Hutchins told him to "tilt it down a little bit," he said. "I cock the gun and I go, ‘Can you see that? Can you see that? Can you see that?’ And I let go of the hammer of the gun and the gun goes off."

 

The trigger and where the live ammunition came from were among the major topics in the emotional hour-long discussion.

 

"I would never point a gun at anyone and pull a trigger at them. Never," Baldwin said after Stephanopoulos noted the "gun was in your hand."

 

"Someone put a live bullet in a gun – a bullet that wasn’t even supposed to be on the property," the actor said.

 

Alec Baldwin: 'I didn't pull the trigger' of gun on 'Rust' set

 

By Julia Jones, CNN

 

CNN)Alec Baldwin told ABC News he never pulled the trigger of the gun that shot director of photography Halyna Hutchins on the set of "Rust."

"The trigger wasn't pulled. I didn't pull the trigger," Baldwin said in an excerpt released Wednesday from the sit-down interview – his first since the October shooting.

When asked why he pointed the gun at Hutchins and pulled the trigger when that wasn't in the script, Baldwin said, "I would never point a gun at anyone and then pull the trigger, never."

 

Baldwin also said he has no idea how a live bullet got in the Colt .45 revolver he used in the scene. "Someone put a live bullet in the gun, a bullet that wasn't even supposed to be on the property," he said.

 

An emotional Baldwin visibly fights back tears when talking about Hutchins.

 

"She was someone who was loved by everyone who worked with her, liked by everyone who worked with her – and admired," Baldwin said, adding, "it doesn't seem real to me."

When asked by George Stephanopoulos if the shooting was the worst thing that had ever happened to him, Baldwin said yes, "because I think back and I think, what could I have done?"

Anonymous ID: ada22f Dec. 3, 2021, 6:19 a.m. No.15127344   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7374 >>7375 >>7435 >>7481

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Eric Trump / @EricTrump 10/22/2021 05:33:38

ID: Twitter for iPhone

Direct Link: 1451481865303494658 DELETED TWEET

Out of respect for the young woman that @AlecBaldwin killed yesterday, I will let this one rest.Had the roles been reversed, he would have been calling for the electric chair. RIP Halyna

 

>>15127246

>TwitterFags, we got trens

 

>#AlecBaldwin

 

>>15127239

>>15127314

 

>https://www.thedailybeast.com/alec-baldwin-hits-back-at-trump-and-george-clooney-in-explosive-interview

Alec Baldwin Hits Back at Trump and George Clooney in Explosive Interview

SIT-DOWN

 

In an at times emotional and defensive interview with George Stephanopoulos, the actor said he doesn’t “give a f—” about his career anymore after the deadly “Rust” shooting.

Matt Wilstein

 

Senior Writer

Updated Dec. 03, 2021 5:31AM ET

Published Dec. 02, 2021 9:29PM ET

 

>https://www.marketwatch.com/story/rust-shooting-alec-baldwin-says-he-didnt-pull-trigger-wonders-how-bullet-ended-up-in-gun-01638497701

Alec Baldwin on ‘Rust’ shooting: ‘Someone is responsible … but it’s not me’

Last Updated: Dec. 2, 2021 at 10:40 p.m. ET

First Published: Dec. 2, 2021 at 9:14 p.m. ET

By Associated Press

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Actor says he didn’t pull trigger on gun that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, questions where live round came from

Anonymous ID: ada22f Dec. 3, 2021, 6:37 a.m. No.15127435   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>15127344

> Eric Trump / @EricTrump 10/22/2021

 

10 22 2021

 

>>15127314

>Alec Baldwin: 'I didn't pull the trigger' of gun on 'Rust' set

>By Julia Jones, CNN

>Updated 4:53 AM ET, Thu December 2, 2021

 

12 02 2021

 

Episode 6: How Do You Spell Melania

 

Task 6

 

Air Date: April 7, 2013

Task Scope: The celebrities must design and create an advertorial to highlight the new "Melania" skin care line created by Donald's wife, Melania Trump.[4]

Power project manager: Dennis Rodman

Plan B project manager: Penn Jillette

Judges: Donald Trump, Eric Trump, Ivanka Trump

Winning team: Plan B

Reasons for win: Despite having a somewhat unprofessional presentation, in which Penn Jillette mistakenly referred to Melania as a spokesperson rather than the brand's creator, and Gary Busey also made inappropriate remarks, Melania loved the slogan and the advert that showcased the elegance and beauty the brand aimed to convey.

Losing team: Power

Reasons for loss: Melania loved the display and credited Brande Roderick for her presentation skills, but Team Power was criticized for the color and format choices. However,the team also made a fatal mistake by misspelling Melania's name as "Milania"on one of the adverts. This was cited by Donald Trump as the main reason for their loss.

Trump's thoughts: Donald and Melania were embarrassed that nobody on Team Power noticed the spelling slip-up that was on the advert. Trump asked Trace how he would react if he hired a company to produce promotional material for a concert and they misspelled his name as "Trace Atkins," to which Trace admitted that this actually had happened to him on more than one occasion, and that he never hired the companies responsible again.

Sent to boardroom: Dennis Rodman & Trace Adkins

Fired: Dennis Rodman – for being in the final boardroom four times in a row, being a weak leader and making very few of the creative decisions, and for signing off on the adverts which included the misspelling. Donald was a bit disappointed in Trace's performance as he was in charge of the advertorial, but Dennis was fired instead for his lack of work ethic, as Trace was the harder worker of the two.

Notes:

Penn Jillette won $40,000 for his charity.

Eric Trump was somewhat brusquely dismissed by Penn Jillette when he showed up at Plan B's photoshoot. Penn told Eric "You are such a disruptive force just split nice chatting." This was the first time an advisor was told something like this.

Trump allowed Dennis Rodman to bring Trace Adkins alone back to the final boardroom, after Dennis said that he couldn't hold Lil Jon or Brande Roderick accountable for the loss.

This is Power's fourth loss in a row.