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it may be a hit but one owner is refusing to show "the butler" jane fonda is to blame. >> an astronautt they saw in outer space? see what's coming up. >> how is it going. great show as usual. let me say coming up on the final all american concert series we have a great show because picnic tables mean one thing. barbecues, soon there will be food and ice and up there at the cma and the acm duo of the year thompson square will be here live. this place will be packed. as far as the show itself. geraldo will be here and he is wearing a brand new outfit. you want them to pay for your college education, will we do anything more than tweet them? we will find out only when fox and friends start at the top of the hour. who will be in for steve doocy. we don't know yet. if you are a male get down here quick. >>> eight minutes of the hour. a ufo spotted by astronauts on the international space station? you could seat shiny mass as it traveled through space. nasa, however, says the object was just an antenna cover from a service module that slipped off. >> sure. okay. well, a monster fine on a spa

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jane fonda!i had never met you before. and you were amazing in the play and i saw you and i hate to see people backstage, because i don't want to bother them. i feel like you already did your work. >> oh, you're so sweet. so thoughtful. >> jimmy: well, i came back, so then i just happened to see you and i go -- and you were so great and i go, "i'm sorry, i want to hug you." >> i said, "please, be my guest." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you go, yeah, go ahead, why don't you hug me. so i just gave you a big hug, it was awesome. >> and colin hanks. tom hanks' son. >> jimmy: colin hanks. i love that guy too. he's fantastic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: congratulations on your emmy-nomination. >> thank you. >> jimmy: for "the newsroom." >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: phenomenal stuff. good for you. how fun is that? you took a little break from acting for a while. >> yeah. for ten years with ted turner and then five years writing my memoirs. and i said, i think i'd like to do it again. an

things a little. >> we checked into it and sure enough, in her appearances promoting the movie, jane fonda be seen with a t-shirt of her with a raised fist. she may not be hanoi jane anymore, but it doesn't look like she's changed her tune. before we go, a quick reminder to check out the insane bill o'reilly summer sale which has been a huge success. everything is marked down big-time. it's a great place to stock up on gifts and you'll save a lot of money. also don't forget to check out my website scott brown.com and follow me on twitter at scott brown ma. again, thanks for watching tonight, i'm scott brown, in for bill o'reilly, we'll be back on monday and please remember the spin stops here because we're looking out for you. >> when you see the women fight, they're usually on the show. >> the fiercest female fighter of the unc. she went from marine corps sergeant to guerrilla. >> i know the afghan people appreciate our presence here. >> 1958, 19-year-old charles starkweather and his 14-year-old girlfriend go on a killing spree across the

things a little. >> we checked into it and sure enough, in her appearances promoting the movie, jane fondaan be seen with a t-shirt of her with a raised fist. she may not be hanoi jane anymore, but it doesn't look like she's changed her tune. before we go, a quick reminder to check out the insane bill o'reilly summer sale which has been a huge success. everything is marked down big-time. it's a great place to stock up on gifts and you'll save a lot of money. also don't forget to check out my website scott brown.com and follow me on twitter at scott brown ma. again, thanks for watching tonight, i'm scott brown, in for

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when we come back, a jane fonda/nancy reagan >> i'm bill o'reilly. in a what the heck just happened segment tonight, some conservatives very angry that actress jane fonda is portraying nancy reagan in the movie "the butler." >> you're very par around here. everyone says you're the man that got the promotion. >> i wish i could take credit for that. >> i'd like to invite to you the state dinner next week. >> i'll be there, mrs. reagan. >> no. not as a butler, cecil. i'm inviting you as a guest. >> the president prefers me to serve him personally. >> don't you worry about ronnie. . >> bill: here now to react, greg and bernard. i didn't see this movie, you didn't see it? >> full disclosure, i did not. i went to the multiplex to see it, and it was between jennifer aniston in a comedy or this, and i'm ashamed to say -- >> bill: i'm going to see this movie. >> i'm not allowed to see movies. >> bill: we don't want you in a theatre wheezing. that's good. fonda, i think why people are angry. she committed a treasonous act in vietnam, gave aid to the enemy, hur

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>> yes, ma'am. >> and we're so delighted to have jane fonda with us this morning.. >> what was that like the play the iconic nancy reagan? >> it was great. it was fun. it's a big responsibility. >> how do you feel having seen it? >> she told friends of minithat know her that she was happy i was playing her. i think she'll be pleased. because that really did happen. she really did invite the butler. she was like a chief of staff. she was the one that wanted to have the summit with the russians and, you know, a smart woman. i was nervous because i really wanted to do my little thing properly for her. what i did study was her speech inflections and how she talks. >> it is remarkable. it's not a big role, but it's very impactful. >> i just wanted to be in the movie. i love it so much. it's an important movie. you do learn a tremendous about in the course of the movie. you get taken in as a human being whatever your race or et nis si into the story. and -- just totally absorbed. >> what was it like being on the set with all the incredible agenters. an extraordinary grou

, including forest whitaker, oprah winfrey, and jane fonda as fancy reagan.e to invite you to the state dinner next week. >> i'm going to be there. >> no, not as a -- not as a butler, cecil. i'm inviting you as a guest. >> but the president prefers me to serve him personally. >> don't you worry about ronny. i'll take care of that. we'll see you next week. you and your wife. >> my wife? >> it's gloria, yes? >> yes, ma'am. >> and we're so delighted to have jane fonda with us this morning. welcome to "good morning america." >> good to be here. nice to see you. >> what was that like the play the iconic nancy reagan? >> it was great. it was fun. it's a big responsibility. >> how do you feel having seen it? >> she told friends of minithat know her that she was happy i was playing her. i think she'll be pleased. because that really did happen. she really did invite the butler. she was like a chief of staff. she was the one that wanted to have the summit with the russians and, you know, a smart woman. i was nervous because i really wanted to do my little thing proper

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. >> jane fonda back for season the "newsroom" series from rapid fire writer aaron sorkin.ona lancing. >> critics love daniels in his role as cranky anchorman will mcavoy. donee greatest role i've because it's a to z. >> jeff's new co-star, hamish the grove stopping by and starting a "newsroom" war with his role. senior producer who alters footage which jeopardizes the credibility of the network, right? >> yes. >> so you're kind of a villain. >> i don't like to think of myself as the villain. you think you have the right idea and i'm going to bring down the newsroom. may have to change after olivia munn dislocated her in this swinging mishap. >> she was swinging in the swinging, hash tag, what a fool. she's awesome. watch "the tag, newsroom" sundays on hbo. >> the fall tv season is almost here. for new shows to the back, especially "x factor." >> i can't wait to see "homeland." love. mario and i will be chowing down originalwerther's caramel pop popcorn while we the fall tv schedule. >> these are the five must-watch shows. stars've got a lot of big coming to tv this star. t

jane fonda plays first lady nancy reagan during the days of a republican it ministration. the butler is a picture designed to entertain. also to stimulate people to think about race. >> so, in people have come out of that film and said, i did not know that happened. when you have a whole history of people being ignored, overlooked and that line where black man'st a life did not mean anything. you have some perspective for that and you can understand. >> this is not the absolute truth, it is a movie concoction. the butler depicted never existed but he is based on a real white house butler. he died in 2010. >> for more on the real-life story that is fired the film, i spoke to a writer who wrote inut the butler who served the white house. >> i wanted to find a character to work in the white house during the era of segregation because i had this feeling that obama was going to win and i wanted to be ready with a story. for someone, that dream would be astonishing. i started calling all around the country because i wanted somebody who was -- >> it took you 56 calls to find euge

jane fonda appears in it movie as nancy reagan. he calls her a traitor and has never forgiven her anti-vietnam war campaign which included a visit to the vietcong and hanoi. >>> jimmy buffett didn't let the big one get away. the rocker reeled in a 350-pound, 74-inch tuna. while fishing off the waters near nantucket. it's fitting for buffett since he's also producing the broadway musical "big fish." >> i don't know. this is sketchy now. >> how? >> it's helping to promote his show. >> i didn't even think of that. i didn't even think of that. >> jimmy buffett wouldn't do that to us, would he? >> i'm not sure but speaking of performers, one direction, biggest group now. they are performing in the plaza right here at rockefeller center. bill, this is what you have to look ford when your girls hit 13, 14. they've all been lined up since yesterday. i can barely get in the building this morning at:30 a.m. >> biggest crowd of the summer for the concert series. easily. >> amazing. amazing. >> they are white hot. that is for sure. i guess you

jane fonda does too. she is tickled. she is looking forward to seeing it.e has seen it yet. >> discretion is such an important part of this job that individuals who serve the first family play. >> yes, it is. and i think that's why they trusted mr. allen. he really -- he really took care of their secrets. and i think also the leaders of the free world who live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, they're very learned men. they all knew about the emmett till murder, the medgar evers murder, the little rock school crisis. these events happened on their watch. and so they had to know that this was having a deep personal effect upon mr. allen, especially in the years he was serving at the white house before the big civil rights bills. >> let's take a look at another clip from the movie depicting a huge generational guide between forest whittaker who plays eugene allen, and his son. >> what was the name of that movie, honey? >> "in the heat of the night". >> in the heat of the night with sidney poitier? >> sidney poitier is a white man's fantasy of what he wants us to b

. >> he had jane fonda. >> listen, i had -- my scenes were with nancy, with nancy, with jane.his guy has me terrified. i go, oh, he just does that on purpose. >> i don't. >> what does he do to terrify jane fonda? >> first of all, you'll be in the middle of a scene. because jane said the same thing i said the first time. he keeps saying, don't, no acting, throw it away. give me half of that. half of that. now an eighth of that. now throw it away. at the end of the movie, i gave him three t-shirts that said that. half of that. throw it away. >> you should have rolled on that. >> yes, yes. >> before we go, i would love to ask her about own because, you know -- >> you should because i'd love to tell you. >> things are going really well now. >> yes, things are going really well. >> when it wasn't going well,well, everybody was -- >> i had no idea. because we -- early on, gayle, interview with gayle. if i'd gone down another hallway, there was actually -- there was like this huge glass that said in case of danger, you know, crack the glass and out walks tyler perry. you had it. that

alan rickman and jane fonda as ronald and nancy reagan.im to a state dinner. >> the movie shows us that we're in this living history, this living civil rights history. >> and that there are a lot of different ways to be a warrior. >> yes. >> that you use the strength. >> in the end, that's what it's all about. i'm the daughter of a maid. my mother was a maid. my grandmother was a maid. and i'm proud of that, because had they not been who they were, i couldn't be who i am. >> but what is a noblest course for a man at a time when people are out in the streets and the freedom buses. sitting in. >> we did a screening the other night and some younger people said, did that really happen? and i want to say, yeah, it really, really happened. i don't think i would have had the kind of courage to put myself on a bus. >> you would have been on the bus. >> i believe he would have been one of those people who would have gotten on the bus. would have risked his life to get on the bus. i believe he would have. >> i'd like to believe that i would live by

jane fonda, in my opinion, is a treasonous person. >> brian: yep.f the vietnam war in the 1960s. he trained hundreds of pilots who fought and died in the war. here is tucker talk about something different. >> tucker: imagine being utterly abandoned, left to fend for yourself in a foreign country. it happened to one couple on a royal caribbean cruise to turkey recently. 89-year-old dodge fell and broke his help on board the ship. he was then taken to a remote hospital in turkey where nobody spoke english. joining us is tammy, the owner of the travel agency the couple had been using for years. she's a good friend of the couple's. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> tucker: as i understand the story, he was gravely injured on this cruise ship and they just dumped him in a filthy hospital that couldn't treat him? could that be true? >> well, yeah. that is true. what happened was -- the reason i want to tell the story of exactly what happened and actually fox is probably going to get the story the way it is 'cause there are so many di

forest whitaker, oprah winfrey, and jane fonda as fancy reagan.ike to invite you to the state dinner next week. >> i'm going to be there. >> no, not as a -- not as a butler, cecil. i'm inviting you as a guest. >> but the president prefers me to serve him personally. >> don't you worry about ronny. i'll take care of that. we'll see you next week. you and your wife. >> my wife? >> it's gloria, yes? >> yes, ma'am. >> and we're so delighted to have jane fonda with us this morning. welcome to "good morning america." >> good to be here. nice to see you. >> what was that like the play the iconic nancy reagan? >> it was great. it was fun. it's a big responsibility. >> how do you feel having seen it? >> she told friends of minithat know her that she was happy i was playing her. i think she'll be pleased. because that really did happen. she really did invite the butler. she was like a chief of staff. she was the one that wanted to have the summit with the russians and, you know, a smart woman. i was nervous because i really wanted to do my little thing prop

. >> weent to jane fonda's birthday party and i was like people are.y named jnie mitchell a singer. a gentleman named warren beatty, in movies. he a he's 34, 's 18years, gross, like i'm his teen mom. i was told by someone you may have heard of named cher. you heard me, you heard me! >> wendy: they're really good friends. >> no matter how old i get, my boi boyfriends can never be over 35. that's the cherrule. who knows better than cher? [ applause ] >> he gets the b 35th birthd him out. he gets the boot. hello, bieber. >> wend i saw pictures of you at this year's daytime emmy's a few weeks ago. >> which were a fantastic train. if you did not see the daytime emmy', they were heaven. i walk in and i had the best table, i my mind, i walk in and there's bethenny frankel, dr. drew and krisjenner. are you worried for me? you should be. >> wendy: perfect. >> i look at my own table. i had to take a beat and walked past my own table. give me a minute, give me a minute. there's kris jenner calling the daughters dirty whores for years, lovingly, said with love and

jane fonda. she plays former first lady, nancy reagan in the movie. theater owner is a core kor war veteran and trained hundreds of pilots who fought and died in the vietnam war. when the actress was pictured sitting on anti-aircraft gun that likely killed some of his pilot students he and many americans were outraged. >> jane fonda had a wonderful opportunity to show the world how horrible our prisoners were being treated yet she decided to call them baby killers and support our enemy. >> it's not the first time he has banned a movie with fonda. in 2005, he decided not play the actre actress' last big screen appearance. today, he say as lot of folks are standing with him. >>> the days of unanimous commenting on one news site are numbered. the founder and editor-in-chief of the "huffington post," arianna huffington announcing starting next month that site is going to require any who wants to comment to give their real name. she argues that freedom of expression is given to people who stand up for what they say and don't hide behind anonymity. media re

>> it's nice chewy, and marsha is second to me only to jane fonda. it's showy and over done. is ultimately an excuse for all of that. but why not? >> we showed you that clip real quick, because it gives you a sense of the positives and the negatives in the way she writes. so like you love and hate a 24-second clip, like you love and hate the show. but now let's move on to basically the commentary they make on the media. so this is at a point where the guy who is a senior producer, jim, winds up getting a 30-minute interview with mitt romney, but gives it away to a girl that he likes, and his executive producer is livid with him. >> hey, mac, just one second -- >> hey, listen, did you give away an interview with romney? >> if you could give me just a second. i don't have the room yet. >> you know exactly how [ censor bleep ] up it is that you gave it away and that you gave it to a girl you like. >> it's not exactly like that. but i'll call will -- >> don't call will. don't take that chance, i don't know how to predict his behavior anymore. or yours. >> i understand. >> well, n

. >> lee, i got to say it's a little bizarre to see jane fonda playing nancy reagan. had a-listers. what was that like to work with them? >> it was exciting. they came to honor the script. danny strong wrote an incredible script. i was just the puppeteer. i think that forest was the captain of the ship in that he started from a place of humility and oprah started from a place of humility and it trickled down to the other actors movie stars on the set. there was no ego. the only ego was the film. everybody was vulnerable and raw and open to the direction and willing to jump off the cliff with me. >> he's able to inspire people and push the envelope, push the scene to try to find this authenticity that's at the core of the truth. i think everyone was excited to try to dive in even when afraid. >> i want to show one more clip here because this really was an extraordinary moment. a lot of people applauded the character, the butler. this is the dinner scene. let's watch. >> it's a wild man's fantastic si of what he wants us to bp. >> what are you talking about? he just won

here is now nancy reagan, played by jane fonda, chose to express her gratitude. >> you're very popularveryone says you're the man who got the raise and promotion. i had no idea. >> i wish i could take credit for that. >> i would like to invite you to the state dinner next week. >> i'm going to be there, mrs. reagan. >> no, not as a butler, cecil, i'm inviting you as a guest. >> but the president prefers for me to serve in person. >> don't you worry about ronnie, i'll take care of that. so we'll see you next week, you and your wife. >> my wife? >> it is gloria, yeah? >> yes, ma'am. >> the movie spans a period of dramatic change in america, profound generational changes in black america. eugene allen and his family had to struggle with the challenges of the times on the street and at the dinner table. >> what is the name of that movie, honey? >> in the heat of the night. >> of the night, with sidney poitier. >> he is a white man's fantasy of what he wants us to be. >> what are you talking about? >> he just won the academy award, he is breaking barriers. >> he is nothing but a rich uncle

we're now a feminist activist and journalist and the co-founder of both ms magazine and along with jane fonda and robin morgan women's media group writing has been featured in new york magazine which she also helped found as well as in ms square and the new york times and i caught the women's movement this steinem is one of the leaders of the campaign to pass the equal rights amendment and remains of fears advocate for all issues regarding gender equality or is steinem great to see you thank you so much for joining me it's been a few years since we talked on the radio and i'm so pleased to have you here on the television program of this. i'm pleased to be here where you can have an actual conversation that's great yes i agree how did you first become politicized what got you interested in the women's vote but or actually essentially creating the modern women's movie. well politicized really happened in my childhood because every time my parents heard the word roosevelt they cried because they got us out of the depression so i mean i always had an idea of what was going on politically was impo

forest whitaker, jane fonda, cuba gooding jr.z. you were in the role. it took a minute to realize it was you. >> that's a good compliment. i appreciate that. >> how has the experience, not only being involved in this movie, so many use one word, important. but also playing that character, who is so elegant? >> it was great. i love working for lee daniels. he's a great director to work with. and he's responsible for getting me in film. >> right. >> my role in "precious." and encouraging me to be in film. as far as the film, yes. it is an important film. it's an important film for all of us to see. especially, i believe the youth, to be educated on all of these things. you think that because people go to school, they're being taught, think they. there's a lot of people that don't know about the freedom riders or civil rights in general. >> it takes you from the civil rights to the inauguration of obama. >> and people have lost their lives, people of all colors. >> the character that you play, a lot of people didn't know existed. we

. >>> the number one whitaker is criticism for the way it shows president reagan and his wife, jane fondanner next week. not as a butler, cecil. i'm inviting as a guest. >> but the president prefers for me to sit there. >> don't you worry about ronnie. i'm take care of that. we'll see you next week, you and your wife. >> director lee daniels is here, harvey weinstein. >> charlie, criticism, what are you talking about? >> the movie says he was indifferent to suffering under apartheid and he was racially insensitive. >> he gave plenty of black people money that wrote him. we say that's the opening scene for him, where cecil, he says, listen, people write me for money. don't tell anybody i'm doing this, but i've got to do it. we're partial to, and we're fair to every president. >> there's a scene at the end of it, when ronald reagan did oppose sanctions. >> yes. >> and being put against south africa. >> which is well-known. >> head of the republican party says, please, ronny, this is not going to do well. you're going to get overruled which he did get overruled by the senate and the republic