don johnson, everybody.g, gross point the wilde wedding, the absolutely di vine minnie driver is here tonight. how are you? >> i'm fine, how are you? >> james: how a it going? >> it's going great. i just, you know, i will put my dress on in a minute. >> james: who are these, look at these guys behind you. they are some dashing men. >> come here. >> james: come here, guys. >> knees are my-- look at them. >> she makes us dress up for her. >> i do. i don't go anywhere without em this. they are may dandees. >> james: is that what you call them, minnie driver and the dandees. coming soon to a state fair near you. minnie driver and the dandees, everybody 6789 (applause) and in the red room, he is a british born u.s. raised musician here to perform a medley of songs from his brilliant new album the attraction of youth, the cool, the incredible, barns courtney is here tonight. (applause) hey, barns, how are you doing. >> how are you doing, man. what's going on? >> james: not a lot. just getting the old potassium in.

don johnson. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> james: thank you so much for being here, thanks for stopping by.when i met you before, i never realized quite how tall you are. >> it is ironic i'm called minnie, isn't it. >> james: it is ironic, i are taller than i thought were you. have you ever had to work with some miniature actors and that's been a problem? >> well, no offense but all actors are incredibly short. >> james: are they? all of them. >> well, not all of them, but mostly they are. i have been dug more ditches to stand in. >> james: why don't they put them on a box. >> i wish you had been there in the field and circle of the field saying why don't they just put the actor on the box. they like to dig me ditches or stand you on a hillside with the actor standing up hill. and you standing down hill, in the smaller ditch. >> james: really? >> yeah. >> james: don, have you ever had a ditch dug for you. >> yeah, but it wasn't for that reason. (laughter). >> james: have you ever worked. >> and of course i would stand uphill from you. one time i gave, i was delivering an oscar to, well, i w

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with that, don johnson. >> thank you. thankst of all, i want to bill cassidy -- i want to think bill for all of his work, mr. graham, rick santorum, and everyone else. they really did with senator graham's said, our last chance of repealing what i think has done a lot of harm to a lot of americans. obamacare is unsustainable. had 100,000 wisconsinites to pay the obamacare penalty, many of them make less than $62,000 a year. the average premium increase in premiums- wisconsin's have by and large doubled because of the artificial nature , the faulty at -- architecture of obamacare. in many cases, premiums had tripled. i had appreciated about president clinton -- the craziest thing in the world, he was talking about the forgotten men and women. sometimes working 60 hours a -- i would say sometimes try one coverage cut in half. they can't afford obamacare. simply the truth. --se forgotten men and women is person wrote to me, they clearly had to cash in their 401(k), sell their house. debt or payback for subsidies they got und

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. >> but bobby does find, among the dime-a-dozen don johnsons, alfs, and mr. t's, some real gems. >> well, you know, one of the coolest things i found, which is an original elizabeth montgomery "bewitched" photo. >> i love elizabeth montgomery. >> well, these are original "bewitched" test shots, and you can see she went through herself and put "kill" on them -- she didn't like it -- and she put a question mark on that one, which was kind of neat. >> "i look like i should be sitting in the dentist chair. kill." well, for elizabeth montgomery, someone that's a big fan of hers, this has value? >> yeah, absolutely. probably these are worth $100, $200 each. >> what if there are more like these filed away in these cabinets? here's my bottom-line question about all this. is it worth a million dollars? that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. ♪ casper's truly changed our lives. ♪ a mattress of unparalleled value. love at first night. ♪ (grunts) i'm a softer, happier, friendlier version of my

>> exactly, but in order to bring the other these two dramatic things, which is don klan's orbital and catherine johnson during the calculation and the end of segregation they were conflated in terms of timeline. >> was very moment when they had to break that to you? >> i have to say i know a lot of people who have written books and have them made into movies and have different opinions, but i had a very positive experience with this and the producer in particular donna who is the producer really kept me in the loop. every once a while it was like 3:00 a.m. and i'd be up working trying to finish this draft to turn it in and this script would pop up like the latest version of the script and so they really did an amazing job i think of keeping me in the loop of honoring my suggestions, really listening to me and doing all they could to understand and preserve the authenticity of the story of a witch i was very happy with. >> so, the movie comes out and it's very successful. i figure was the highest grossing movie of the next all the movies nominated for best picture the year it came out your gear book was