winner sean penn, academy award winner tilda swinton, academy award winner forest whitaker, academy ch and sarah silverman. [ laughter ] "under oath." also starring academy-award nominee edward norton, academy-award nominee laura dern, academy-award nominee glenn close and zero time academy award winner or nominee sarah silverman. >> hey, wait a second. >> critics are calling "under oath" mesmerizing, thought provoking and deeply resonant. with captivating performances from some of hollywood's most acclaimed actors and sarah silverman is in it, too. [ laughter ] >> come on, man. enough. all right? >> honestly this was probably just a favor to her agent or something. >> i had a really good audition. i earned that part. as a matter of fact -- "under oath" a once in a lifetime film. vanity fair says it's a harsh but necessary indictment of america's justice system. and audiences across america will presumably say, why is sarah silverman in this? [ laughter ] >> presumably? >> don't you think they'll say that? >> no. i mean, no. well -- >> sarah silverman must have been pretty nervous be

the native american presence was there for all to see at the academy awards. and yet it was basically saying, "we are still powerless." >> yes, perhaps powerless. but i think that the real legacy of all that activism is what we can look at in terms of the sovereignty that's been built up throughout the indian nations, the tribal nations, whatever you would call it. and to the point that we are now... you know, we're a public presence in government happenings, in policy and legislation and things like that. so we've finally gotten to the point that we can affect better. we have always been a part of it, but we are capable of affecting our own future through government policies and such these days because of the huge changeover in self perception, i think, that happened back then. the fact that our story was somehow represented on a national venue, or international venue, like the academy awards, was only a testament to the fact that something was going on in wounded knee at that particular point in time, and it was at first not covered by the national press, by

reporter: your film "the ranch connection" 15 academy awards. about the night you won the oscar. guest: i was thrilled. the main thing i was thrilled by was the recognition by my peers, the people who direct films and produce them and write them and do the makeup and do all of these jobs -- voted for my film over the rest. i personally do not believe my film was better than any of the other films. i really don't. there is nothing as satisfying as winning an award from your peers. yet, i read the only time you went to see a psychiatrist in your life was just after you won the academy award. guest: yes, because i was unhappy because i felt i had one it too soon. reporter: after that, you went on to have even more success called thexorcist," scariest movie of all-time time. what made that movie so great? guest: the fact that it is about the mystery of faith. and even if someone does not believe in catholicism or any faith, you have to be concerned and interested about the possibility of things. to say that the evil that we do is because of possessi

, we would have a national civic achievement academy awards. and a lot of the people you will see on this stage would be nominees for those awards. these are people who could have minimized themselves and continued successfully through life, materially. instead, they chose to maximize themselves in the great quest for justice in which senator daniel webster once called the great work of human beings on earth. what we have found in terms of the experience of these groups and others around the country is that 1% or less of the population in any congressional district or state legislative district, organized and engaged in pursuing a change a redirection or a reform, and reflecting majority opinion is unstoppable. it doesn't matter how powerful corporations think they are, how and ginger politicians think they are. it's a unstoppable force. many other groups today have far less than 1% organized throughout the country, supporting their efforts on capitol hill. that is something to think about it because we hear a lot about the other 1% that rules u

they were nominated for an academy award this year.fferentiations nothing is bigger than mobile and video and where vr is going. >> if there are going to be multiple virtual reality sites, which i assume there will be, what is your curation about your story-telling is any better? >> we have journalists all over the world. right now one of the things we're launching together is virtual reality production in all 15 of the international b bureaus of "the huffington post." what we've brought to the table is a lot of great docu style journalists and film makers. people who shoot on the ground and come in -- >> thank you for coming in. we need to do "squawk" in the round. >>> venture capitalist fred wilson will talk to us about start-ups. >>> uber ipo and the state of technology. right after the break. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing >>> market alert. under pressure.

. >> the academy awards, accepting award via satellite, i thought maybe that was an option. >> was there a message is this. >> you have no idea what it takes to get joe out of his court side seat. this was quite an undertaking. it's a sign of our respect for the sports industry. i know it does not get the coverage of the academy awards but in our industry, this is the one time of the year that we get together and sew brought the best of the best. we are thrilled to be there. >> sports and business these days go hand in hand. you talked about joe lakub. he was coasted in the times saying that warriors management are light years ahead of everybody else. paraphrasing this. do you agree with that, that you guys are dominating? >> no. i think joe thinks that those comments were taken a little bit out of context. i think our philosophy is much different than that. we try to be very appreciative of everything that comes our way. none of this would be happening without steph curry, draymond green. all the opportunity for success happens because of all the guys that we have. our philosophy is muc

you've been nominated for a number of academy awards. this would have been the moment where you thought, okay, hollywood finally gets me, and i can now go to hollywood. my relationship with them changes. it sounds like it's not much different than it really was. - a little bit. i mean, i was lucky to get this film made. megan ellison liked boyhood a lot. she liked my other films, and she asked me, "well, what are you doing? "what do you want to do next?" and, hollywood sometimes asks you that, but they usually don't. no one cares what you want to do next. - they care what they want. - yeah. yeah. she liked the script. she goes, "the script's hilarious. "why hasn't it been made?" i just, what i just told you, like, and she goes, "well, i think it would throw it off "if you had one star apart. "it's such an ensemble. "it's such a conceptual piece. "it'll be kind of refreshing if, "if everyone, "if you feel like you're just in that world, "and no one's pulling you out of the movie," and i agree. i don't really like those kind of cameos that

then he takes off for five years and then become an academy award winning actor.cluding uber. he's on the show. >> i know what you're about to say, your proudest selfie of the night was the one you took with me, right? >> yeah, yeah, wilfred. after watching the way like lady mary -- i mean she looked up at you like -- seriously -- why are you laughing? michelle dockery. she looked at -- plus, you should have seen him he was tall, in a white dinner jacket. yeah, wilfred. i should have given him that selfie. what happened to that? was that your camera? >> yeah, i sent it. >> it was all blue, it didn't look normal. sara wants to go, go ahead. you got bigger fish to fry. >> hey hi to jardz led leto. >>> coming up we'll get you ready for the day ahead. >>> taking a look at futures. dow futures down 14. joining us from chicago is lou breen, strategist out of the trading group. we've had sharp moves in the currency market. what are you hearing for the reason behind the selling today? >> well, i think one of the causes may have actually started at the end of last week tha

that happened throughout the academy award nominations. the impact and the focus on that had some change potential? mr. mackie: i think so. very interesting place right now as far as entertainment. we as a group of entertainers have not figured out how to utilize our assets. no one knows where the internet market is going. no one knows how to utilize that best yet. we are trying to figure out how to turn this cable thing with all of these great shows and writers and actors going to cable television -- how to change that back into film and at the same time utilize the internet. --re are is a plethora of there is a plethora of possibilities and a huge reward or the person who figures out where the internet plays into film. we should not limit ourselves to the moniker of being in the movie theater. have so many outlets. those outlets have garnered the recognition. charlie: you also represent the idea that you do not have to live in los angeles to be in the movie business. a. mackie: new orleans is perfectly good place. i love los angeles. i a

well, you must have seen the academy awards. california, you know. [scattered chuckling] ok, well, the producer, charles ferguson, he won the academy award for best documentary in 2011. hehe goes on the stage, ad the audience is a billion people worldwide, and he says, "3 years after a horrific financial crisis caused by massive fraud, not a single financial executive has gone to jail, and that's wrong." now w look at the contrast. in december 2007, roy brown, a 54-year-old homeless man, walked into a a capital one bank in shreveport, louisiana, without a visible weapon and told the t teller to give him money. the teller handed him m 3 ststacks of bills, but brown tok only a single hundred-dollar bill. he said he was homeless and hungry. the next day, he surrendered d to the police voluntarily, telling them that his mother hadn't raised him that way. he pleaded guilty. you know what he got? 15 years in jail. >> wow. >> 15 years in jail. happens all over the country. the big boys get off. we are under-enforcing the criminal justice laws against corpor

it's been a wlirl wind for the two-time academy award nominee who has "the light between oceans" whichalicia vikander, also coming out "assassins creed." what's next for him? >> i think after this job, you know, i'll take a little bit of time off and get better at surfing. >> >>> this morning on "world news now," donald trump fighting back. >> he's responding to those reports of negative interactions with women with an ex-girlfriend defending his behavior. calling out the reports as biased. meanwhile, hillary clinton is laying out how she would debate the donald but she's still battling bernie sanders on this primary day. >> extreme weather. flash flood warnings in the south. heavy rains completely submerging cars. lone star state getting hit hard and the tornado watch continuing overnight. >> three people saved after their boat split completely in two in frigid waters. the coast guard got there the just in time. we'll show that you dramatic rescue. >>> and the thunder rolls. oklahoma city shocking golden state in game one. will the

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tomorrow night, academy award winner jane fonda will be here in the studio. [ cheers and applause ] plus, keith urban and thank you notes. you won't want to miss it. [ cheers and applause ] it'll be fun with keith. we're going to do something fun. >> steve: oh, but tonight. >> jimmy: first, we have a a fantastic show tonight. this guy is the best, right? i love him in indie movies. i love him in comedies. he can do everything. he's a talented, talented guy, and a stud and everyone loves him. he's back. [ cheers and applause ] what's not to like? he's back as iron man in the upcoming blockbuster marvel movie, "captain america: civil war." robert downey, jr., is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: he's a good dude. i love it when she stops by, too. every single time, she brings it. she is just -- she's one in a billion. i don't know anyone like her. she's so funny. she's in the new season of "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," amy sedaris is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: beyond. and we have new music from chance the rapper

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on monday night, from the big new movie "money monster," academy-award winner jodie foster will be here] jodie and i are going to play a a game of egg russian roulette. so be sure to tune in for that one. then later next week, david spade, jada pinkett-smith, drake and kit harington will all be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] plus performances from tegan and sara, meghan trainor and blake shelton. you do not wanna miss next week. set your tivos. but first, a fun show tonight. we love it when she stops by. from the netflix series "grace and frankie" the beautiful, the talented, jane fonda is here! [ cheers and applause ] and i am going to challenge jane to a game of giant beer pong. also joining us tonight, he's a a tony-nominated performer. who's great in everything he does. our pal andrew rannells is dropping in. [ cheers and applause ] he's great on "girls." and we have a performance from one of the biggest names in country music. this guy's awesome. he's a great guitarist, he's a a great singer, a great songwriter. my man, keith urban is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's

>> jimmy: our first guest is an emmy, golden globe, and academy award-winning actress.me jane fonda! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: jane fonda, you look gorgeous. >> that was -- thank you, thank you, that was funny with you and keith. fml. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, we've had a few of those fml moments. yeah, getting there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you just had a hiking accident. how are you? >> well -- >> jimmy: good, clearly. i could tell. >> i'm fine, yeah, i was doing a hike -- it was a couple of hours. i was tired and i was ju i looked up and there was this young hunk with no shirt on and i tripped on a root and i fell flat on my face. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry i had my shirt off. [ light laughter ] it was hot that day and i didn't know what to do. i just had to cool off, you know. and i brought one of the roots with me so i'm sorry you tripped over them. [ light laughter ] i want to hear this story about -- everyone knows this famous mug shot of you. i hate to bring it up. but i think it looks cool. but how did this come about? because this is like -- it's

, we would have a national civic achievement academy awards. and a lot of the people you'll see on this stage, would be nominees for those awards. these are people who could have inmized themselves -- minimized themselves and continued successfully through life materially. instead they chose to maximize themselves in the great quest for justice which senator daniel webster once called, the great work of human beings on earth. what we have found in terms of the experience of these groups and others around the country, is that 1% or less of the population in any congressional district or state legislative district, organized and engaged in pursuing a change or a redirection or a reform, and reflecting majority opinion is unstoppable. it doesn't matter how powerful corporations think they are, how indentured politicians think they are, it's an unstoppable force. many of the groups today had far less than 1% organized throughout the country supporting their efforts on capitol hill. that's something to think about. because we talk -- we hear a lot ab

abc's abbie boudreau went one-on-one with the academy award winning star. >> reporter: goldie hawn neverf style. >> old people today who used to be new people before they became old who were really busy making new people are still here. >> reporter: from her early years on "laugh in." >> you think just because i'm a movie star i don't have feelings, well, you're wrong. >> to "the first wives club." out of the spotlight, she's back starring alongside hot new funny girl amy schumer. >> when i got this thing with amy, i went wait a minute. wait a minute. i mean, maybe one more time. but i'm so excited about working with her. >> reporter: the 70 year young stunner following her daughter actress kate hudson's lead, recently joining instagram and loving it. >> the idea being joyful and silly. >> i couldn't swallow it fast enough. >> it's okay to be inappropriate in terms of your emotions and your exuberance. >> reporter: and feeling joy and happiness is what goldie is all about. spending her years away from hollywood creating and developing a program called mind up, teaching children in school

. >> rose: penelope cruz became the first and only spanish-born actress to receive an academy award in009. now, she is starring in "mama," director julio madem's new film about a mother coming to terms with breast cancer. >> in the beginning of the movie she's-- her husband leaves, and she's a single mother that is looking for a job as a teacher. and everything is chaos. and then they tell her, well, on top of that you do have cancer and you're going to start treatment tomorrow. and she says, "but wait a second, tomorrow. what do i do with my son? and i have a hair amount. should i keep it or should i cancel it?" >> rose: then she's pregnant. she gets cured and then the cancer comes back, and in the middle of that she's starting this new relationship way man that is also going thiew a recovery of a huge tragedy in his life. and they -- >> lost his wife and cheeld. >> yes, and they need each other. they recognize something in each other, and they start this relationship. and she becomes-- she gets pregnant in the middle of that. and she's creating life, her body is creating life. she ha

it looked like the academy awards. and they were all over trump tower. and it's not something i really wanted to do. i mean, doing this takes guts like you have. but it's a different kind of guts. i don't think i have your guts. i don't think i have that to be honest. at doing that, you know, took lot of courage. i have a great business. i have a great family. it's been hard work. you go away from a week and you make three, four, five speeches a day. so the stress will never >> that were here. it's 28,000 people including outside folks. but they won't -- they won't -- cheers and applause] we didn't have to be here. you didn't want to be here but you wanted to be here and i wanted to be here. but i came down and i talked about basically two things, trade and illegal immigration. and you know what, it was a pot of gold. that that i'm proud of. e country knew how totally illegal immigration was. -- it en talking about i for years. they know very strongly from me how bad our trade deals were. we have the worst trade deals negotiated in mankind. other than th

williams has won 22 grammys and five a academy awards.n williams. >>> gloucester township police department tonight, honored several officers who have stepped up to make the community a safer place. superiors say these office are went the extra mile to keep dangerous criminals off the streets. this is the seventh year for this event. >>> phillies trying to pick up a a two-one lead in the cardinals in st. louis and they almost had it. >> how many games do you need to see before you start believing in these phillies. they had ten wins in the last 12 games. they looked good against cardinals for most of the game. ryan howard hit one out last night, and hits one out again tonight. three run blast in the fourth inning. seventh home run of the season. three to nothing phillies. howard's 23rd against a saint lou is in his career. to the fifth odubel herrera a home run, solo shot. phillies lead four to nothing. now tied at fourth in the ninth jenmar gomez makes a mess. it is gomez first blown save of the season. phillies fall, five -four. >>> to

he's an independent film icon, and five time academy award nominee, whose credits include boyhood, slacker, dazed and confused, bernie, and school of rock. his latest film, everybody wants some, has just opened. he's richard linklater. this is overheard. (exciting music) (applause) (evan talking) (people laughing) (exciting music)

. - i'm evan smith, he's a four time academy award nominee, twice an actor and twice as a screenwriterlm is born to be blue, about the life of the jazz trumpeter chet baker. he's ethan hawke, this is overheard. - [voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly. how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa... you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and overtime took it on... let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak, are you going to run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually.

well, the "oscars so white" started in january, february, when the nominations came out for the academy awards and there were really no people of color being nominated for some of the big awards. and so not only african-americans, but all people of color were really frustrated about this. and then, for people who watched the oscars, they saw so many kind of targeted jokes towards asian-americans that, i think, as a community, it was kind of a stand-up moment where we all thought, "wait a minute. the moment where the whole world is watching and have eyes on this kind of event, the fact that asian-americans are still the butt of jokes is very problematic." and since then, we've had a lot of films that are being made that have caucasians being portrayed for asian-american roles. so we're looking at films like -- >> "ghost in the shell." >> yeah, absolutely. >> scarlett johansson. that role was supposed to be asian? >> absolutely. and "doctor strange" -- tilda swinton's playing a monk. so we're at a point right now where -- we're in 2016. a lot of asian-americans and people who are just frustrated

they've had the issue about no african-americans nominated in the academy awards. >> we've never hadnated. what i find offensive is if they have racist jokes. is it racism that scarlett johansson is playing a japanese cyborg? caucasian, you should play all the caucasian roles, european, american, or whatever it is. playwise if i could only in malaysian roles, i would not be in the industry at all, but i would not like if scarlett johansson was playing aung san suu kyi. she is a great actress, but she is not of the asian origin. >> how do you want to see it change? were therly days, you greatest action hero of all time. you use to do some of your own stunts early on. >> i still do. absolutely. i love them. that is the only time you get to do it, and a safe environment. someone just said to me, look at road safety, but what you do in the movies. whispered in my ear that you are doing a kind of harry potter-like film. >> it is called the east sea odyssey. this is my first chinese film in a long time, and about five years to -- five years. >> do you do any -- kicking in it? >> no, i just

he's an iconic emmy award winning and academy award nominated documentary filmmaker whose credits include the civil war, baseball, and jazz. his latest film for pbs is jackie robinson. he's ken burns. this is overheard. let's me honest. this is about the ability to learn about the experience of not having been taught properly. how would you avoid it? what has befallen other nations in africa? and you could say he made his own bed, but you cause him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak.

. >> the academy award winner jeff bridges. jonathan kite, please come back and bring a sponge because my makeup is running. >> do you have any makeup stick spray? kennedy: i love. thank you so much. all right. thank you for watching tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation from worx. [ dramatic music plays ] nothing offends these members of the mount parnassus garden club like a neglected lawn. and they're here to do something about it. [ clicks ] their weapon of choice -- the all-new worx gt 2.0... the next-generation lithium-battery-powered two-in-one trimmer and edger that means business. when this gang decides to take matters into their own hands, they don't have time to mess around.

stephen lang deserves the academy award for playing jackson. the other actors were just as good. again, the joy of working on that set was to work with real actors who are not egomaniacs, as you might think. it was a joy to be of assistance to them. duvall had long went into play. maxwell had told me that he was trying to get duvall. at 9:50 my phone rang. at 9:50 i'm thinking bed. hello? this is robert duvall. and i'm st. peter. who are you? that's how we met, over the phone. we met secretly and had dinner together in lexington. i jumped immediately. he said, i always wanted to play lee and i want you to help me play lee. i was on the set for just about every scene that he filmed as lee. there's a scene in the movie to show the emotions of when lee gets word. he said something like, i prayed last night as i've never prayed before. the chaplain leaves, and duvall turns back. maxwell said, cut. duvall was crying. he had just gotten so much involved. that impresses me. that's what we hope to do in this movie that is being contemplated of lee and jackson. march 25, i think that's th

. >> the academy award winner jeff bridges.nk you, jonathan kite, please come back and bring a sponge because my makeup is running. >> do you have any makeup stick spray? kennedy: i love. thank you so much. all right. thank you for watching tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. [♪] >> announcer: this show has never been solely about investment. we talked about anything that affected people and their money. from will, nevada, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week."

. - i'm evan smith, he's a four time academy award nominee, twice an actor and twice as a screenwriter, who's new film is born to be blue, about the life of the jazz trumpeter chet baker. he's ethan hawke, this is overheard. - [voiceover] let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn, or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly. how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa... you could say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and overtime took it on... let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak, are you going to run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually. this is overheard. (applause) - ethan hawke, welcome. - thank you. - nice to see you again. - yeah, nice to see you. - i'm inclined to ask you why chet baker, but it turns out this is not the first time you've thought about playing chet baker on film. - no, interestingly... - you have a chet baker thing. - well maybe. he's certainly a captivating human being. he's a very mysterious human being, anybody who knows his m

he's an iconic emmy award winning and academy award nominated documentary filmmaker whose credits include the civil war, baseball, and jazz. his latest film for pbs is jackie robinson. he's ken burns. this is overheard. let's me honest. this is about the ability to learn about the experience of not having been taught properly. how would you avoid it? what has befallen other nations in africa? and you could say he made his own bed, but you cause him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got a f from you actually. this is over. (applause) ken burns, welcome. - thank you. - honored to meet you, great to have you here. - it's my pleasure. - congratulations on this wonderful project. - thank you very much. i should say that's it's the great good fortune of growing old and public television that i share the authorship of this with sarah burns and david mcmahon. sarah burns happens to be my oldest daughter. this is - proud moment for a partent. - we made a film together,

and a lot of philadelphia restaurants and chefs are up and james beard award is basically the academy award, the oscars of the restaurant business. we will tell you results from last night. but in our meeting, our mind start wondering, james beard award is that for the best beards in the area? no. but you we could not stop thinking bit. we will send chris murphy out. now my inspiration i went to the padres game not long ago and one of their pitchers, andrew cashner look at the size of that beard. music has good beard. >> i was thinking of the rapper rick ross. >> chris, you're looking for good beards here in philadelphia. >> we are driving around north philadelphia i found a good beard right here, photographer and driver jared vol, that is pretty good. >> yeah. >> not bad. >> so we will find the best beards in philly, and then maybe we will line up some guys and let you vote, best beards in philadelphia. >> yes. >> that sound good. >> by the way, get on twitter, facebook, send in good pictures of your beard that you have in the house. it is national teacher appreciation. do you have a teach

alice [inaudible] produced her graduate thesis and won the first price at the 2015 student academy awards. tom [inaudible] was the designer of the original and iconic mazda miata. marry tibets fashion. she is first student ever selected for display at fashion week. if you see here there was a accolades for student and alum niinclude the film industry, one of the top 3 schools teaching automotive design. recognized throughout the world for education of graphic and industrial design and of course the great fashion program. you will see also these people who are educated and stdy at the academy go on to find employment in the major employers, really iconic employers in the bay area and beyond. in addition, the acad aememy finds itself as the proud studered of many historic buildings in san francisco, which mrs. [inaudible] has already called your attention to. restored and preserved many of those historic buildings, which prior to the acquisition were vacant underutilized and in bad condition. specific examples the amount of money spent on seismic stabilization you heard how much it cost for

. >> the academy award winner jeff bridges.ecause my makeup is running. >> do you have any makeup stick spray? kennedy: i love. thank you so much. all right. thank you for watching tonight. email kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. . >> good evening, everybody, i'm lou daub dobbs. donald trump meeting with lawmakers. by all account, he clearly one them over. he has a message and mandate for millions of voters and members of congress hearing that message loud and clear. trump would receive praise from fellow republican, including speaker paul ryan. >> he has gotten more votes than any republican primary from nominee in the history of our country and this

. >> and then he won the academy award. >> it looked like he was on tv all the time. he was not on television and not on gma. people didn't hear his voice. >> they didn't read back then. >> and they didn't tweet. >> trump is the man for the age, is he not? >> what are you talking about? you are bananas. that's a crazy twist. a man for the ages? >> it is his moment. he is the master of media and we live in a media age. >> it remains to be scene. you get 65 million people to vote for you and that's to lose. >> it will tighten up and tighten up. stay tuned. it is really, really hard to run and even lose for the presidency let alone do what he did which is to get the plurality. >> i am to the allowed to do that on fox. >> hillary clinton is in trouble. joe biden couldn't resist that. >> i also want to say he said in that interview it was something very moving. if you are going to run are to the presidency you will have his heart and soul. in the spirit of not being immune from criticism, if you just look at his track record we can get a glimpse of what kind of apease mean