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Evil at PaleyFest LA 2021 sponsored by Citi and Verizon
PaleyFest LA 2021 sponsored by Citi and Verizon. Stars and creatives of CBS's Evil (Mike Colter, Michael Emerson, Kurt Fuller, Katja Herbers, Christine Lahti, Aasif Mandvi, Robert King, and Michelle King) gather with moderator Whoopi Goldberg at PaleyFest LA 2021 to celebrate their show. Topics include: tackling real-life evil and the "growing unease" in society; skeptical Ben (played by Aasif Mandvi) as a "grounding force" for the other characters; Emerson's (Leland Townsend) love of playing complex, mysterious villains; occasional moments of levity within scary stories; ghostly incidents from the actors' real lives; encounters with fans who take the show too seriously; hints about season two, including the fate of serial killer Orson LeRoux and the return of various demonic creatures; the series' scariest moments, particularly scenes involving children in peril; and how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the production.
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On Wednesday afternoon’s episode of “The View,” host Whoopi Goldberg pressed presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders on why he remains in the race against former vice president Joe Biden.“I’m told that you intend to stay in this race because you believe there is a path to victory. I want to know what that path is because this feels a little bit like it did when you didn’t come out when Hillary Clinton was clearly the person folks were going for. So, can you explain why you’re still in the race and what this path is that you see?” the ABC host asked while broadcasting live from her own home, which she began doing in mid-March as the coronavirus spread through the country.Also Read: Sanders Wants to Delay April 7 Wisconsin Primary, Calls Situation 'Dangerous' (Video)Sanders, also calling into the show from his home, told Goldberg that when Clinton became the Democratic nominee in 2016, he “worked as hard as (he) could” to get her elected and Goldberg demurred, saying that while that was true, she felt it took him a “very long time to hop in.”When Sanders said he didn’t “accept that characterization,” she interrupted to ask, again, why he is staying in the race.“People have a right, last I heard, people in a democracy have a right to vote and they have a right to vote for the agenda that they think can work for America, especially in this very very difficult moment,” he countered. “We are assessing our campaign, as a matter of fact, where we want to go forward, but people in a democracy do have a right to vote and right now, in this unprecedented moment in American history, I think we need to have a very serious discussion about how they go forward.”In another interview conducted from his home Wednesday, the senator expanded on his position that Wisconsin’s April 7 primary should be delayed and voting should be done by mail-in ballots to MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell.Read original story Whoopi Goldberg to Bernie Sanders: ‘Can You Explain Why You’re Still in the Race?’ At TheWrap
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