, churchill spies at rockefeller center. so i thought that was fascinating ideal, a great deal with that in the last third of my book, there's two other things that i thought are worth mentioning before i go in doing research. you know, sometimes you just keep on going, turning pages and nothing really comes of it. but then every so often you find something. and i found a i think was three fbi documents, including one written by jack hoover. it was in early 1964. and what it said was in a nutshell that alan, who was had been the cia director, actually, he allen dulles was a great spy in world war two. he became friendly with cuneo and then when allen dulles becomes the head of the cia in the fifties, he maintains a correspondence with ernest cuneo. cuneo is what they call in spy terms. by that point he is an asset, a cia asset. when he sees things, he reports it to dulles. but in 1964 with the assassins version of jfk, there are seven people that are placed on the warren commission. one of whom is allen dulles. allen dulles

rockefeller center. and one of them, ernest junio, winds up having a relationship. and later up getting married to and her name is margaret watson. so those are really the three three major characters in the invisible spy. but it's essentially the story of ernest cuneo. you don't buy today's standards. if you look at it, you said, well, a, you're going to do a book about a guy who deliberately wanted to be anonymous. coolio realized that being invisible was a key to his power. as somebody who was involved with the media, and i'll explain how he was involved with the media, how he was a white house insider, and how he was also involved in espionage. the whole world of the whole developed. but in many ways the story of american espionage, the very beginning starts with what i'm about to tell you about the story of. ernest cuneo so let's start from the very beginning with ernest. here he is, ernest cuneo he's a he's a lad from new jersey who gets to play on the football team at columbia university. that's a

he was doing three things at rockefeller center. he first goes to hoover and to get permission the very outset, when churchill wants do this and hoover says, okay, if want to set up this spy operation and at rockefeller center and you say that your main purpose is just to keep the spy excuse the supply lines open between the united states and europe britain's at war it's desperate that they have open supply lines and you have the waters of the atlantic are filled with nazi submarines and ships just waiting to disrupt this the lines and also there the problem of nazi spies in the united states and whether or not they were influencing influencing things. so hoover says okay. fine with me if you put this operation up on center, if you get the okay of the president and they say, how do you do? he said, well, i think your best bet is to go through sky. we know that. i know hoover. his name is. and so go to cuneo, explain the situation and the white house says, yes, we should get involved. this is okay. but ernest, tell your it you're goi

, well that intrigues me, then i go to rockefeller, i say, ah... to marry a simple siberian musician? in our family everyone is financiers, jews. yes, but he is a board member of a swiss bank. he says: wait a second, susie. come here. mr. kissinger has found you a groom. he is a member of the board of the swiss bank. she says: ugh, these financiers, they are all weaklings, yes, but this is a siberian man. yes, of course. when a russian belarusian and a kazakh end up on a desert island, that is also an old joke , i think, and the belarusian starts tending his garden there , everything is growing as it should be, the russian has cattle there, somehow they meet and say let's unite and live together in one farm , we will have everything, they unite knock on the door the door opens there a kazakh is standing there saying hello i am your new district police officer, young, that means, a complete novice, so green, fooling around with makarov, somewhere he was on duty there in a simple uniform and somewhere he lost it, so hand over the duty now, now a new

desperate tourists and slightly frostbitten journalists can afford to walk along it or around the rockefeller center tree. like us. the square of the st. patrick's plaza actually resembles a bottleneck in shape , and to flow through the crowd of angels and fountains to the famous. it will take time, it is not so much a pleasure as a quest and even stress, and if you have given up or are tired, here is a life hack for you: cross fifth avenue on iskosok , go straight to the temple, to st. patrick's cathedral , and may the spirit of true christmas be with you. st. patrick's cathedral in the center of manhattan, one of the main symbols of christmas in new york, its spectacular facade stands out even against the backdrop of the brightly decorated fifth avenue for the holidays. towers with gothic spires surrounded by skyscrapers, this is the most famous catholic cathedral in new york, located in the very center of manhattan and occupies an entire city block. it was built in the 19th century over a... this is the largest catholic church in the united states in the neo-gothic style. the huge columns

it took 4 years and $17000000.00 to revamp the michael c rockefeller wing. kristen salumi takes a look. so they came to new york, new zealand. so people, so people, so people can from mexico and send a gall that, are you mind john to give their cultural seal of approval to the metropolitan museum of arts new home for works from the global south. the mets michael c rockefeller wing has just under gone a $70000000.00 renovation. there was really the infrastructure to support all of the content that we wanted to add over the years. and so to really do it right, we had to sort of read everything out and begin the processing you from sculptures to jewelry, to textiles, more than 1800 works of art, represent oceana sub saharan africa and the indigenous americans. and come with a new stronger emphasis on the artist behind them. like the ceremonial cuomo, how ceiling from top or new guinea. a highlight from the previous space, which has been rearranged with help from the artist, descendants, to better reflect their culture. even right from the wood face to face meet

the overall of the rockefeller. when comes at a time when museums everywhere are facing increasing scrutiny over how they obtain their artifacts. and in some cases, accusations they were illicitly obtained the mat ames to put any concerns to arrest with signage that details in the chain of ownership for each exhibit. at the official reopening visitors, welcome the changes the quality of the display of the appreciation for these objects here is just super refreshing and it's some arresting the work uh, lots of search reality that can be sense. and the pieces, which is always nice to see, was good works of art and they welcome the opportunity to connect with cultures from around the world. in the united states largest art museum, christian salumi al jazeera, new york, with thousands, the parasites remain full support us bank, the iconic shoals, the lease, hey in paris to celebrate the time is 1st. if a champions league victory fans, which hearing and lighting fireworks in the streets, humped a piece, cheese wrinkled 5

the overall of the rockefeller. when comes at a time when museums everywhere are facing increasing scrutiny over how they obtain their artifacts. and in some cases, accusations they were illicitly obtained, the met aims to put any concerns to arrest with signage that details in the chain of ownership for each exhibit. at the official reopening visitors welcome to changes the quality of the display of the appreciation for these objects here is just super refreshing and it's some arresting the work uh, lots of search highlights. see that can be sense in the pieces, which is always nice to see was good works of art and they welcome the opportunity to connect with cultures from around the world. in the united states largest art museum, christian salumi al jazeera new york. stay with us more news in just a few minutes. the on march, the 28. a powerful uh quick, devastated me and my thousands died in hundreds of thousands with the family foreign bro. coaster on the ground when the quick struck out to 0. witness the moment

the first christmas tree right on the street in new york was put up 20 years before the rockefeller ones also a pioneer in this sense, before 1912 , christmas trees were usually put up in rich. and those who could enjoy christmas who do not have money for a christmas tree at home, or do not have a home at all, the wife of a famous chemist at that time, persuaded a woodworking company to bring a christmas tree on horses from the oderandakh mountains, persuaded edison to donate electric bulbs. all this beauty was installed right in the park, it turned out so great that the whole city, despite the frost, danced around the tree on the street. in 1913 , this tradition spread throughout the united states, trees began to appear on the streets of other american cities, well, in other areas of new york and even in central park, where among the trees there appeared one very unusual one, it does not stand, it floats. artem baybus reveals the secret. christmas in central park. hi, i'm artem baybus, and today we came to see the tree lighting ceremony in central park, but there will be absolutely not

the mets michael c rockefeller wing has just under gone a $70000000.00 renovation. there was really the infrastructure just for all of the content that we wanted to add over the years. and so to really do it right, we had to sort of read everything out and begin the processing new from sculptures to jewelry, to textiles, more than $1800.00 works of art, represent oceana sub saharan africa and the indigenous americans. and come with a new stronger emphasis on the artist behind them. like the ceremonial cuomo, how ceiling from top or new guinea. a highlight from the previous space which has been rearranged with help from the artist just.

rockefeller when he got here. rockefeller told him, you and i i came from different places, but we both ended up here. and alex padilla ended up here because of his integrity, and his compassion, all that is at risk, all of that is at risk right now if we let the abusive handling of this good man and so many other good men and women around this country, if we let this go without our firmest opposition, without our strongest pushback, without our strongest defense of our democracy. and with that, i ask the gentleman from new jersey whether he will yield to the gentle woman to my right? >> i intend to yield, but-- >> i don't mean yield. >> yield for a question. >> excuse me. let me consult the parliamentarian for just a second. >> the 10 minutes allotted to the senator under morning business has expired. >> another senator may seek recognition and r in his or her own right. sir. >> the senator from washington. thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i come to the floor this afternoon to the united states senate, a

it's a rockefeller. it's at the end of the name. let's be honest. some people are bigger than moses. according to moses didn't work that way, but in reality it so moses is there's going to be a lot of movement to get rid of moses. it's going to be congress and racial equality that's going to come out. that's going to try that's to try to protest a lot of his hiring practices. a lot is a lot of words that he's going to say about races because he wasn't hiring people of color for a lot of his speeches. he didn't to hire them during the world's fair, there's going to be a giant protest with the congress of racial equality and jcp moses is going to try to shape the media to focus on the achievements of the world's fair and make sure no media covers the protests. the person that's going to cover the protest is a journalist called karl grossman. he covered the protest and he covered the how the police put down the protest with force. carl grossman was not allowed to work for another newspaper pretty much until

the overall of the rockefeller. when comes at a time when museums everywhere are facing increasing scrutiny over how they obtain their artifacts. and in some cases, accusations they were illicitly obtained. the math aims to put any concerns to rest with signage that details the chain of ownership for each exhibit. at the official reopening visitors, welcome to the changes the quality of the display of the appreciation for these objects here is just super, it's refreshing and it's some arresting the work. lots of search reality that can be sense in the pieces, which is always nice to see what good works of art. and they welcome the opportunity to connect with cultures from around the world. in the united states largest art museum present salumi algebra, new york. i know there's been a sting operation of sorts in the us state of washington to save millions of bees. the honey bees escaped off to a trunk crash near the border with canada must have been returned to the hives office specialists were brought in to contain

the overall of the rockefeller. when comes at a time when museums everywhere are facing increasing scrutiny over how they obtain their artifacts. and in some cases, accusations they were illicitly obtained the mat ames to put any concerns to arrest with signage that details the chain of ownership for each exhibit. at the official reopening visitors welcome to changes the quality of the display of the appreciation for these objects here is just super refreshing and it's some arresting the work uh, lots of search reality that can be sense. and the pieces, which is always nice to see, was good works of art and they welcome the opportunity to connect with cultures from around the world. in the united states largest art museum, kristen salumi al jazeera new york. crowds have gathered in the french capital to celebrate probably sends humans 1st when of european footballs, champions league yesterday. trust is 15 mill. indeed, it is a long just waiting margin in a jumping to the phone and it completes fifty's triple winning

the overall of the rockefeller. when comes at a time when museums everywhere are facing increasing scrutiny over how they obtain their artifacts. and in some cases, accusations they were illicitly obtained the mat ams, to put any concerns to rest with signage that details the chain of ownership for each exhibit. at the official reopening visitors, welcome the changes to the quality of the display of the appreciation for these objects here is just for, it's refreshing and it's some arresting the work, lots of search reality that can be sense in the pieces, which is always nice to see was good works of art, and they welcome the opportunity to connect with cultures from around the world. in the united states largest art museum, christian salumi, algebra, new york of my time that supports his jo, fully thank you very much, probably send your mind coach louis cindy k says the club has achieved the ultimate goal by winning the champions league for the 1st time the frame side put in one of the old time, great performances

rockefeller foundation, george soros, has opened society. these funds matriculate into the acute trench warfare, quote unquote, non profits that then hire the actors higher. the folks tend to be able to stage the sabotage and doesn't mean that they're disingenuous in their rage against bice or against the establishment or against the law enforcement or whatnot. but yeah, again, you have to ask why now, versus either insurance, 1st administration, or frankly over the prior 5 or 6 months of trans. uh, 2nd entry to the white house might have something to do with the fact that there's a massive bond, the trade risk, and that ford holders of us bonds are increasingly looking at uh, minimizing the risk exposure to the increased seemingly dissipating returns basis of the us economy might have something to do with real rates of inflate the inflation and unemployment that are in the double digits, but are tactically understated by the us government bureaus. whether it's a bureau of labor statistics, the labor department of treasury, whoever there's d

hope to see you back here tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefellerenter in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- scarlett johansson, jay pharoah, musical guest frankie grande, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 215-3! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hot crowd! enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. thank you! gosh, it is hot out there! oh, my god. yeah, no. that's right, the brutal heat wave continued today with temperatures across the country hitting 100 degrees. yeah. you know there's a heat wave when you get to the office and walk in on your co-worker showering in the bathroom sink. [ laughter ] you go -- seriously, the heat is crazy right now. i came downstairs this morning and my labubu had shaved itself. [ laughter ] >> steve: hot. hot. >> jimmy: this kind of heat can make

the overall of the rockefeller. when comes at a time when museums everywhere are facing increasing scrutiny over how they obtain their artifacts. and in some cases, accusations they were illicitly obtained the mat ams to put any concerns to arrest with signage that details the chain of ownership for each exhibit. at the official reopening visitors, welcome to changes the quality of the display. depreciation for these objects here is just super, it's refreshing and it's some arresting the work. uh, lots a search reality that can be sense in the pieces, which is always nice to see was good works of art. and they welcome the opportunity to connect with cultures from around the world. in the united states largest art museum. present salumi al jazeera new york. well, terry's engine mom have arrived in paris, the head of the victory parade to of to winning the champions league for the 1st time. history rushed into milan 5 now in munich. the largest winning margin in champions league final, those incompletes and trouble wi

and rockefeller don't take our word for it. just take a look at the funds they've been donated to the american civil liberties union, for example, a key pro tasser in the late pushing for losses. pressuring the l. a. p d, and slamming crumbs fruit deployments. they've got a $50000000.00 grants back in 2014, from george sources, open society foundations 19 grants from the ford foundation since 2006, 8000000 dollars in 2020. 1 just under $2000000.00 this march over $17000000.00 from the mark our so foundation since 1987. now let's take a look at some more, protests closures, and other non profit organization called indivisible gas who they are funded by lots again, it's george sars and his open society foundations. within $7600000.00 since 2017 caller of changes of progressive non offered civil rights advocacy organization running digital campaigns and la billboard, mobilization 11 grants from the ford foundation since 2006, they got over 2000000 dollars to 6 months ago. $1000000.00 from towards source. if you years before that,

so these n g of the source foundation, the ford foundation for rockefellers, visa names or businesses big money and the current as we say, there's a mechanism here that needs to be forwarded to get this many people on the street. we're on a particular group in the us that called sherlock. now they're funded, in addition to many other ways on the doc, money in the united states, in political influencing a in election time. but also now against mr. trump and his administration. they're funded by the google backed blue act, flew under investigation with the us department of justice as to how they move their money. how's that money's injected into these protests? i hope people are motivated to hit the streets in these huge numbers. so it's a remarkable mechanism which deserves a lot of scrutiny, and it deserves that the public watching, understand that these things don't always happen by action over the organizes or the no king's event, or calling for trump to be quote, the thrones and for an end to as authoritarian aspirations, as they describe it, are to use and being a customer, have a

foundation, which for a 112 years has been using rockefeller wealth to do good in the world, something elon musk has chosen not to do. elon musk said today. >> i just. >> can't stand it anymore. he wasn't talking about the feeling of being responsible for killing at least tens of thousands of people, approaching hundreds of thousands of people in africa and elsewhere in the world, who are now starving to death because elon musk literally took their food away when he destroyed the united states agency for international development, the largest family famine relief provider in the world. when elon musk said, i just can't stand it anymore today, he wasn't talking about the feeling he has, thinking about the people from whom he personally took away aids treatment, medication that kept them alive. it's a tortured statement. i just can't stand it anymore. it's something that no previous richest person in the world has ever declared to the rest of the world. mali. the mali empire is 14th century leader mansa musa, then by far the richest person in the world, never said, i just can't stand it

clan was undoubtedly behind this bilsky club, david rockefeller, by the way, he pulled out at one timeletely unknown to anyone sbigniew brzezinski, who over... 30-40 years made him such a mouthpiece of certain concepts and motivations of the western world, here is what rockefeller himself said: we are grateful to those publications that attended our conferences and kept their promise not to disclose what they heard, because it would have been impossible for us to develop our plan for the whole world if it had been a prelude in those years, but now the world has become ready to accept it and... in this spirit and to call this club exactly that government of the world, it is impossible, it is one of the structures, i believe, it rather develops ideology, motivations and common approaches, common goals, whereas the g7, at one time created as, well, a discussion, is also an elite that imagined itself to be all-powerful... possessing financial levers, and that has also now demonstrated in general, not so to speak , the impossibility, so to speak, of managing them completely, its influence i

american dynasties such as the fords, the rockefellers, the carnegies, they are all engaged in private philanthropy, all play a role in the u.s. government, all have international businesses that rely on foreign markets, they're heavily dependent on the state department to... clear the way for them, negotiate deals for them, acquire territory, create export markets, uphold laws in foreign countries that maximize profits, secure mineral rights, secure trade routes. so there are government organizations, like foundations, open society, founded in 1979. according to george soros, to provide a tax haven for his children, that was his idea. and... they then quickly merged with the department, operating in all the major centers of the cold war, especially in eastern europe, inciting changes in governments so that the countries of eastern europe would break away from the soviet union and join the united states, but by the nineties the open society foundations had become such a powerful force in washington that deputy secretary of state bill clinton, i think. it was strop tobit who said, "we s

"david rockefeller, mark zuckerberg, richard branson and elon musk.y dozens, jeff bezes is still not among them. what does this mean? an expensive wedding celebration in venice, where guests included leonardo decaprio and bill gates, ivanka trump and oprah winfrey, only 200 people of similar caliber, and the audience was entertained by megastars lady gaga and elton." john, so this deliberately expensive wedding celebration in venice is a proclamation of the new american oligarchy. they are also called techno-oligarchs or bro-oligarchs. former us president joe biden warned about the danger of this phenomenon in his farewell speech. i don't think that at that moment he saw the light, emerging from the twilight of consciousness, but someone sober from his circle wrote this into the text... wealth buys in these conditions power, just look at the sea of ​​videos from american cities, where entire neighborhoods are populated by homeless drug addicts crawling along dirty sidewalks. the us is literally overwhelmed by the fentanyl epidemic, perhaps... in this

[ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart ofew york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ana de armas, pom klementieff, jin, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2139. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. thank you very much. enjoy yourself. enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] looking good. what a show we have for you tonight. ana de armas is here. [ cheers and applause ] from "mission: impossible," pom klementieff is here. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm so excited about this. you know him from bts, jin is here tonight! [ screams and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] all -- all day long, jin fans have been screaming, crying, passing out. [ laughter ] it's the same reaction everyone has flying into newark airport. [ laughter ] and i mean that. well, guys, a ra

sums of over a hundred thousand dollars from the charles schwab investment corporation and the rockefeller brothers fund. the money goes to organizing boycotts of israel in the educational cultural environment, to obstructing israel's trade relations with american companies, and, of course, to political lobbying through the electoral system and street demonstrations. in 2021, according to open sources, the organization raised almost $4 million and spent more than $2.5 million. this fall, more will probably be spent on protests on such a scale. the main demand of the loud actions on grand central wall street times. very unexpected forms of not only demonstrations, but also demonstrative queues, as, for example, in the oronin cafe on the upper isside, artem baibut will tell you everything now, humanity has been discussing politics over a cup of coffee for centuries, now one of the new york cafes is involved in a political scandal, from the very moment when all its employees quit on the same day, not supporting the pro-israeli position of the cafe's founder. at this very moment, many resident

buying up lands of greater new york, he was the first, real american magnate, long before the rockefellers and rochids. the name of this richest and most influential family in new york and... america is now in the historic city. firmware immigrant from germany john jacob astaire is not only a legendary american tycoon. his rise to the top of financial success turned astor into a celebrity far beyond the borders of the united states, and the dynasty he founded became one of the most influential in the history of new york. this area of ​​the city is known as astar place. fled to john jacob astaire. here, after him, wealthy new yorkers preferred to build their homes. and in the 19th century, the area turned into a fashionable upper-class neighborhood. the son of a german shopkeeper from the city of valdor, johann jacob aster, moved to london at the age of 16, where he learned english and changed his name to the british style. a few years later, in 1789, he moved to america, his wealth. he made his fortune in the fur trade and its export to europe. later, aster switched to new york real estate

[ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in themmy and his guests -- uma thurman, lee byung-hun, haim, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2150! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a crowd right there. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. enjoy yourself, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate you being here. thank you for watching. well, guys, president trump's approval rating just dropped to the lowest point of his second term. yeah. trump's approval rating has never been lower, and thanks to all the drugs, elon musk has never been higher. [ laughter ] now, as if trump isn't dealing with enough, i read that here in the u.s., the price of bacon is skyrocketing. and just like that, his approval rating fell another ten points. [ laughter ] it just -- you know these are strange times when it's cheaper to order beluga caviar than a a wendy's baconator. [ laughter ] yep, bacon is

. >> jimmy: wait, i got out. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefellerenter in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dakota johnson, jonathan groff, musical guest, matt berninger, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2-1-4-1! >> steve: and now, here he i jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] mwah! i love you. thank you. thank you. enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] you're here. you made it. thank you for watching at home. it's a -- it was a beautiful day here in new york city. wasn't it beautiful? [ cheers and applause ] although -- although it's hard to feel safe outside knowing that todd and julie chrisley are back roaming the streets. [ laughter ] yeah, it was a gorgeous day. it was so nice, elon musk was wearing sunglasses, but that was just to cover his black eye. [ laughter ] yeah. elo

yes. [ laughter ] [ singing in spanish ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefellerter in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jeremy allen white, karol g, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questloveve: 2155! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. thank you and welcome. welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here. guys, i'm very excited about this. jeremy allen white is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause ] the new season of "the bear" -- the show is amazing, but it can be a little stressful. i mean, yeah. i mean, right after i watch it, i put on "squid game" just to mellow out. [ laughter ] guys, remember summer is here, and there are so many big movies and shows coming out. there's "the bear," "squid game," the new "m3gan" movie, "f1," ton of stuff. [ cheers and applause ] so we polled our audience to see what p

bye bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of nework city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- robert de niro. "weird al" yankovic. musical guest, arcade fire. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: s-n-y! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. i appreciate it. enjoy yourself. enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here. i am very excited about tonight's show. robert de niro is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ right now, he's working on "meet the parents 4." [ audience oohs ] backstage, i asked what's going on with the fockers, and he said -- [ laughter ] he said, "what did trump and elon do now?" [ laughter ] and i go, "no, no, no, the movie." [ laughter ] meanwhile, i saw that ariana grande will be in the new "meet the parents." [ audience oohs ] and in return, robert de niro will be in

substantial sums of over a hundred thousand dollars from the charles investment corporation and the rockefeller brothers foundation. the money goes toward organizing boycotts of israel in the educational and cultural environment, to hindering israel's trade ties with american companies, and, of course, to political causes. this fall, it will probably go toward protests with such a scale, more will go. the main demand of the loud actions on grand central wall street times sql and the statue of liberty is an immediate ceasefire. meanwhile, new yorkers' support for israel sometimes takes very unexpected forms. not only demonstrations, but also demonstrative queues, such as, for example, in the aroni cafe on the upper isside, artem baibut will tell you everything now, humanity has been discussing politics over a cup of coffee for centuries, now one of the new york cafes is involved in a political scandal, from the very moment when all its employees quit in one day, not supporting the pro-israel position of the cafe founder. at that very moment, many residents of the city came out and stood in line

example, paul manship lived there, this is the main american sculptor, who created prometheus at the rockefeller center, literally everything bronze in this city. and... these two studios were rented by the famous american philanthropist gertrude vanderbilt whitney, founder of the museum of modern american art. the most famous lived behind the wall. american artist edward hopper, they were neighbors, only his house was number three on washington square norf. in other words, the montmartre real estate project succeeded in glory and to the glory of american fine art. imitation of paris was then in new york fashion, and it is not surprising that at the other end of manhattan at the same time there appeared a house in another french style boss ar, which became the cradle of classical music of the usa. domansonia is next door. the metropolitan opera is still considered one of the musical centers of new york, but few people get to look into the inner world of this house. we were invited to visit a former soloist of the metropolitan opera and a teacher who is now preparing a young couple from russia fo

that's not fair. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heartf new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tyler perry and taraji p. henson, brianne howey, owen cooper, musical guest, turnstile, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2-14-2! >> steve: and now, here he is,s jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: whew! thank you very much. enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show!" [ cheers and applause ] you're here. you're here. well, guys, people are all talking about this. just days after leaving his official role at the white house, elon musk is now blasting president trump's big, beautiful bill as a "disgusting abomination." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. and -- [ audience oohs ] and that's coming from the guy who made the cybertruck. [ laughter ] i mean, that's -- yep, elon called it "massive," "outrageous," and "pork filled." and trump was like, "i don't know what you're talking about, but i'

three, two, one. [ grunting ] there you go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefellerter in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- charlize theron, jensen ackles, musical guest lukas nelson, and featururing the gendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2152! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on. that's a great crowd. appreciate it. thank you very much. enjoy yourselves. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ] oh, yeah! well, guys, the u.s. is dealing with a historic heat wave right now. are you feeling that today? temperatures across the east coasnearing 100 degrees here. >> steve: oof. >> jimmy: oh, my god. it's not wearing a suit that makes me feel sticky. it's the two layers of spanx underneath it. [ laughter ] that's -- that's what's hard to take off. seriously, it is brutal out there. you know it's bad when the heat map looks like elmo's colonoscopy. you know? [ laughter

oh [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new yorky, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- orlando bloom, antonia gentry, edward st aubyn, comedian yakov smirnoff, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2146! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes! thank you very much. enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. have fun. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." you're here. [ cheers and applause ] you made it. thank you very much. well, guys, there's just five days left until father's day. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: that's right, yeah. [ cheers and laughter ] no one cared at all, yeah. [ laughter ] five days left till father's day. this year everyone's rushing to buy a father's day card before elon's kids get them all. [ laughter ] sold out? some news from washington, preparations are under way for president trump's big military parade this saturday to celebrate the army's 250th birthday. yeah. [ scatter

impressive sums, more than a hundred thousand dollars , from the charles investment corporation and the rockefeller brothers fund. the money goes to organizing boycotts of israel in the educational cultural environment, to hinder israel's trade relations with american companies, and of course, politically. this fall , more will probably be spent on protests of such a scale. the main demand of the loud protests on the grand central wall street times square is the freedom of the freedom of the people - an immediate ceasefire. meanwhile, the support of the new yorkers for israel sometimes takes on very unexpected forms. humanity has been discussing politics over a cup of coffee for centuries, now one of the new york cafes is involved in a political scandal, ever since his entire staff quit in one day, refusing to support the pro-israel stance of the cafe's founder. at that very moment, many city residents came out and stood in line outside the cafe in order to... after the hamas terrorist attacks on israel and israel's subsequent response in the gaza strip, his cafe's employees who supported the pales