Topic: Cannes Film Festival

At the 78th Cannes Film Festival, Robert De Niro received an honorary Palme d'Or and used his acceptance speech to attack President Trump. De Niro criticized the administration for cutting arts funding and proposing a 100% tariff on foreign-produced films. Supporters of the tariff argue it is a necessary measure to keep film production jobs within the United States.

Italian actress Asia Argento delivered a powerful speech at the Cannes Film Festival, stating she was raped by Harvey Weinstein at the event in 1997. Argento claimed the festival was Weinstein's "hunting ground" and warned that other predators still present in the film community would be held accountable.

Model Angie Everhart shared a story on TMZ about Harvey Weinstein exposing himself to her on a boat during the Cannes Film Festival. Everhart claims she told everyone on the boat and at dinner, but was ignored because "that's just Harvey." The hosts discuss the power dynamics in Hollywood and the distinction between the acting and modeling industries.

At the Cannes Film Festival, actor George Clooney asserted that Donald Trump will never be president, accusing the media of failing to ask tough questions. Clooney argued that Trump's rise is a result of news networks prioritizing ratings over substantive reporting on issues like the refugee crisis. However, Clooney's own comments were criticized for being contradictory regarding the use of "fear" in political rhetoric.

The documentary film "Clinton Cash," based on the book by Peter Schweitzer, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. The film investigates the financial ties between the Clinton family's wealth and foreign entities. The hosts discuss Schweitzer's background in investigative reporting, including his previous work on congressional insider trading featured on 60 Minutes.

The CBS show "The Talk" is criticized for its portrayal of comedian Sheryl Underwood, which the hosts describe as an offensive "black mama" stereotype. The conversation shifts to the Cannes Film Festival, where a controversy erupted over a rule requiring women to wear high heels on the red carpet, even in cases of physical disability.