ann romney's wife of the former presidential nominee. errific to see you again. >> that makes me laugh. [laughter] bill: you've seen that before, haven't you? >> i live it, yes. bill: when i was with you and the family, and that's your new book that i want to talk about in a moment, in san diego in may of the, of 2012, he walked into the house carrying his own clothes. >> yes. bill: right? and then he went over to the toaster, put his own bagel in the toaster. he was doing it all. >> he's a can-do guy. [laughter] he's a pretty independent, wonderful guy, and i think the documentary gets a peek into his life that was a very frustrating thing as members, you know, those of us that know him and love him felt that he wasn't known very well to the public. and this is -- bill: i tell you, ann, i watched the documentary, and it was hard to turn it off. i heene, i wanted more -- i mean, i wanted more. and i was fascinated by the journey, and that's a journey that went over six years plus. >> right. bill: how did you feel when you watched it and y

i also feel like with regards to ann romney you could just as easily call this film "mitt and ann."ion and love and strength that the two of them this have that i think any married people would envy. >> definitely a love story at its root, family and wife. the documentary is "mitt" and it premieres on netflix tomorrow. director george whitely. thanks for your time. >> greg whitely. >> i got your last name wrong the first time and your first name wrong now. >> i love the name george. >> greg whitely. thanks so much. show sho "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans. let's get to work.

i remember at the republican cover vengz, ann romney came out with a wonderful memory about mitt romneynd his sons in his kitchen playing pranks. and it is true, a lot of people think you never got to see on the trail. >> people thought of him as plastic. >> people are liking this movie. >>> let's continue the conversation on twitter, @mediabuzzfnc. we'll respond to your xhoendz facebook. we'll be back here next sunday morning as we are next sunday morning, 11:00 a.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. eastern, back at you with the latest buzz. >> it is monday january 20th. safety at so muchi. the sight of the winter games could be a target for terror. the frightening message from extremists. >> he should have been celebrating a victory but instead unleashing an angry rant. >> don't you ever talk about me. >> how the target of his tirade is responding today. >> that was amazing. if you commute 45 minutes or more to work you could be losing more than sleep. what a new report is revealing this morning about that long impact and impact on your life. fox and friends first starts right now. ♪>> hid town man

i remember at the republican convention, ann romney came out with a wonderful video about mitt romneyn his kitchen playing pranks, and it is true, you never really got to see that man on the trail. >> a lot of people think it would have been better if it had come out on the trail. >> people thought of him -- >> people are liking this movie. >> that's it for this edition of media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. go to our facebook page and give us a lively post with a video there, we'll respond to your comments and we'll be back here next sunday morning, as we are every sunday morning, that's 11:00 a.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. eastern, back at you with the latest buzz. >>> i'm chris wallace. president obama sets new limits on government surveillance but finds its much harder to strike the balance as president than it was as a candidate. no more illegal wiretapping of american citizens, no more ignoring the law when it is inconvenient. we cannot prevent terrorist attacks or cyber threats without some capability to penetrate digital communications. >> we'll discuss the new reform with the former head

i remember at the republican cover vengz, ann romney came out with a wonderful memory about mitt romney his kitchen playing pranks. and it is true, a lot of people think you never got to see on the trail. >> people thought of him as plastic. >> people are liking this movie. >>> let's continue the conversation on twitter, @mediabuzzfnc. we'll respond to your xhoendz facebook. we'll be back here next sunday morning as we are next sunday morning, 11:00 a.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. eastern, back at you with the latest buzz. >> hi, everybody. i'm jamie colby and we welcome you to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. hello, jamie, and hello, everyone. i'm rick schodd. it's a new delay and a new day and delay for obamacare. the administration reportedly putting on hold yet another key provision of the law. that is until the irs can sort it all out. we'll have a live report on the latest and a u.s. senator will be here to react. >>> plus, a reporter from the "wall street journal" goes for a walk in the woods, but never returns. the fbi is

i also feel like with regards to ann romney you could just as easily call this film "mitt and ann." there is a level of compassion and love and strength that the two of them this have that i think any married people would envy. >> definitely a love story at its root, family and wife. the documentary is "mitt" and it premieres on netflix tomorrow. director george whitely. thanks for your time. >> greg whitely. >> i got your last name wrong the first time and your first name wrong now. >> i love the name george. >> greg whitely. thanks so much. show sho "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans. let's get to work. >> a dangerous and growing inequality. >> equal to the 3.5 billion poorest people. >> it's fantastic. and this is a great thing. it inspires everybody, gets the motivation to look up to the 1%. what can be wrong with this? >> really? >> greed, for lack of a better word, is good. >> playing the blame game with the penniless in this world. people are poor because they're lazy. >> my colleagues on the democratic side recently spent a lot of time talking about it. >>

documentary wher>> when i spentn the campaign trail, what came through to me is how tough this was for ann romneybeen through it before but she felt stung by this. you can't overstate how tough it is for the people who love these men and women. >> anybody thinking about running for president, you should watch the documentary. it's more important for a candidate prospective candidate to understand. >> romney gossip out. he loves the movie oh brower where art thou we did a rally in the campaign as kind of an homage to the movie. he's a very fun guy in real life. >> thank you all very much. interesting discussion today. coming up, edward snowden's next move. would he make a deal with the u.s.? did he act alone. i'll go to moscow to speak with one of his legal advisors and get insight from the former head of homeland security, michael chertoff, head of the criminal coming up here, what's in store for edward snowden. we go live to moscow up next. here's today's question. >>> we're back. now to the debate over edward snowden. attorney general eric holder now says he would be willing to discuss a deal f

i spent time with him on the campaign trail, what came through to me is how tough this was for ann romneye had been through it before but she felt stung by this. you can't overstate how tough it is for the people who love these men and women. >> anybody thinking about running for president, you should watch the documentary. it's more important for a candidate prospective candidate to understand. >> romney gossip out. he loves the movie oh brower where art thou we did a rally in the campaign as kind of an homage to the movie. he's a very fun guy in real life. >> thank you all very much. interesting discussion today. coming up, edward snowden's next move. would he make a deal with the u.s.? did he act alone. i'll go to moscow to speak with one of his legal advisors and get insight from the former head of homeland security, michael [ male announcer ] they say he was born to help people clean. but there are some places even mr. clean doesn't want to lug a whole bunch of cleaning supplies. that's why he created the magic eraser extra power. just one eraser's versatile enough to clean all kinds

spent time with romney on the campaign trail, what came through to me is how tough this was for ann romneyshe had been through it before but she really felt stung by this. you can't overstate how tough it is for the people who love these men and women who are running. >> anybody thinking about running for president, you should watch the documentary. it's more important for a candidate, prospective candidate to understand what they're about to go through. >> romney gossip out. he loves the movie "o, brother where art thou?" we did a rally in the campaign as kind of an homage to the movie. he's a very fun guy in real life. >> thank you all very much. interesting discussion today. >>> coming up, edward snowden's next move. would he make a deal with the u.s.? did he act alone? i'll go to moscow to speak with one of his legal advisors and get insight from the former head of homeland security, michael chertoff, head of the criminal division for the justice department coming up after this short break. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's

in america aren't adopted at a rate of white babies and he showed off all his grandkids, he and ann romneyand -pcelebration of life and redemption and what melissa does with her analyst, she mocks like you said the white conservative for his charity and generosity of heart. i found it so disgusting as a black american on so many levels and the fact that she would do it when she is coming from multiracial background. stuart: when do you think black folks in america will reject this racial appeal? >> they are starting to reject it and on twitter we saw a lot of people say wait a minute. a lot of black americans were disgusted by her behavior and they want her to go further than five tweets and an apology. that is a have a big apology to mitt romney because quite frankly she should have shut her mouth, she never should have set to begin with and i want to know why we as conservatives and decent americans aren't calling for m snbc to force her to suspend her and/or flyer. remember what they did to rush limbaugh when he talked about the fact that he didn't think sandra flu should have her birth

ann romney was intrigue.or christmas eve, i'm not sure you'd get turned away. i grabbed my family, i grabbed my two kids. i live and work in los angeles, and we jumped in the car we drove to park city, utah, where i had a friend, we stayed with him for christmas. but on christmas eve, i showed up on the door of mitt romney's in deer valley. he came to the door, opened it, kind of rolled his eyes. let me in. i began filming and i didn't stop filming for the next six years. >> oh, my gosh. let me ask you, you spent six years with this family, i would think, you know, you'd get attached in some regard. are you able to say that you made this film without bias, or no? >> well, i don't know what that means. i think the idea of not having any subjectivities or bias is philosophically impossible. but i can tell you, i didn't have any agenda. i think the footage in the film speaks for itself. the arrangement i had with governor romney is just be as candid and open with me as you can. and i promise that i won't release

after failing to get the nomination in 2008, romney's wife ann agonizing over another run. >> if you attempt it, the answer is no. it's too much. >> reporter: the romneys praying together as a family. >> we acknowledge all the blessings god have given us in our lives. >> reporter: over six years, filmmaker was granted almost unheard of access, like this wrenching scene from election night inside the family's hotel room with the race slipping away. >> what is going on? >> we're writing a concession speech. >> it's finished? >> yeah. >> yeah, okay. that -- i don't think it is a time for soothing and everything is fine. thing is a time for this is really serious, guys. >> my rule was i wasn't going to stop filming unless someone named romney told me to stop. and over six years, no one named romney told me to stop. >> reporter: was it difficult to relive those moments? >> i wasn't uncomfortable, but it's not like i wanted to relive those moments again. it's great how the family came together and supported a guy in the middle of the tough campaign. it's not a hollywood ending. i did not wi

ann romney, 77. even george w. bush, 72. more favorable even than the establishment republicans. so this is consistent with the last paper that said, you know, as we got -- when they really had a rally behind their candidate, the feeling thermometer questions indicate that perhaps they did that. so whether those divisions are going to persist is when we looked add the media question. so i'm going to turn that over to jay morris. >> well, it's clear that there's a division on several issue positions and on how tea party versus establishment republicans view, um, certain candidates, certain issues. do they get their news from different sources, we already know through the research on partisan media that democrats, republicans, liberals, conservatives, get their news from very different sources in today's fragmented media environment. when you look here just at tea party versus establishment republicans and where they get their news regularly, we can look at these several shows from fox news, and we could see a dramatic difference in tea party republicans, tea party members versus e

but ann romney said yes.t if you show up here christmas eve, you may not get kicked out. with that slight glimmer of hope, i packed up my family. we drove. it was the day before christmas eve. we drove up to park city. we stayed over christmas with a friend and on christmas eve, i just showed up to mitt's place and knocked on the door and he opened it, kind of rolled his eyes and let me in. i just started flipping and i kept filming. >> you never stopped? >> i never stopped. >> we know the family is so central as it runs through. i'm looking forward to seeing this. we have a clip here that actually gives insight into governor romney as he was preparing his concession speech with his family. take a listen. >> what do you think you say in a concession speech? congratulate president obama. they deserve congratulations. i wish all them well. particularly the president, the first lady and their daughters. i bid the president be successful in guiding the nation. >> that pause after he asked for input, family took i

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that's sonny. 2012 presidential candidate mitt romney and his wife ann made a surprise performance atal to celebrate the premiere of the new documentary "mitt", which will be released on netflix. it documents the romney family from his first presidential run in 2006 all the way through his loss to president obama in november of 2012. and for those of you playing at home, that was 11 nos, which in political parlance means me. "saturday night live" provided their take on the chris christie scandal. >> i will not let the scandal define the state of new jersey. instead new jersey will continue to be defined by organized crime, pizza, no show jobs, a vague chemical smell and forget about it. i remember, you know, picking him up and holding him against me. it wasn't just about me anymore. i had to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. chantix didn't have nicotine in it, and that was important to me. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation,

. >> governor romney accepted her apology. ann coulter's back.appy new year. >> happy new year to you. >> i can't read somebody's heart and all the weeping and after all the other hosts that were let go, was that heartfelt? >> yeah, it was a heartfelt e-mail from her boss. >> a heartfelt i do want to continue working. >> no and i especially like that their panel on msnbc and like all of these, they were reviewed by assistants. they had a segment specifically making fun of this adopted black chi child in the romney family. >> look at this picture. >> right. as with marten basheer. what does she think she -- >> why would you say that? you've got plenty of african-americans there? why do you say that? >> you don't have plenty. >> al sharpton. >> yes. think of how crazy msnbc is now that the voice of reason is al sharpton. >> i don't think he's the voice of reason. >> he's the only respectable one. >> he gets in less trouble than everybody else. i can't read somebody's heart, but hell has frozen over at the beginning of this new year as i agree with

romney accepted her apology. here to react to this, the author of never trust a liberal, ann coulter. >> happy new year to you. >>k, i can't read somebody's heart, and the weeping and crying, but all the other hosts that were let go or resigned, was that an heart felt apology? >> it was a heart felt e-mail from her boss, i like to suggest her panel on msnbc, like all of these, they were reviewed by assistants. they had a segment specifically making fun of this adopted black child in the romney family. there are plenty people to see this. this was not a slip of the tongue in spontaneous argument. >> as with martin, look at this picture! >> martin bashir's, that was on the te the te the teleprompter, what does she think she is at msnbc? >> you're saying -- why would you say that? i mean, you have plenty of african americans there, black americans there, why would you say that? >> you don't have plenty. >> al sharpton. >> think of how crazy msnbc is now that the voice of reason is al sharpton. >> well, i don't think it is the voice of reason. it is the voice -- >> he is the only respectable one on msnbc now. >> he g

romney documentary at sundance. we'll take a look. >>> and dr. agus has an update on the deadly flu season. that is the "cbs morning news" for this morning. thanks for watching. i'm annes by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm frank mallicoat time is 4-- here's meteorologist lawrence with of weather. >>> good morning everyone. it's monday, january 20th. >> it's 4:30. we had a big football weekend and now it's monday. >> now it's monday. how many people are sleeping in today? >> i hope a lot. >> that's true. >> looks like the weather is going to be nice outside. clouds overhead. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> it's amazingly dry out there. it's amazingly quiet. good morning everybody. let's take a look at the bridge from the incline to ti. the two left lanes closed. it is a holiday, we'll talk about that coming up. championship game. e seahawks interce >> there we go, so close but the niners come up short in the final seconds of an nfc championship game last night. the seahawks intercepted that niner pass to the end zone. seattle went to 23-17. niner fans stayed up late to

ann richards lost to george w. bush 20 years ago. we sent reporter meredith clark to plano, texas, whose county went for governor mitt romney for moreovember. state attorney general, greg abbott. and whether texas getting a woman governor again matters the to the women of texas. >> reporter: today, we're going to take a trip to the wednesday wouldettes a to the plano super bowl to find out what they think about wendy davis and see if she's got a chance in the governor's race. when you're coming in from out of town to a place, it can be difficult to find a spot where you know there's a lot of people you can talk to. so a bowling alley is kind of perfect. it's a one-top shop, as it were. and everybody loves bowling. >> are conservative values and issues the most important thing for you when it comes to voting for candidates? >> not necessarily conservative issues, but the democrats have had their shot and things are in the toilet, so i think it's time for the republicans to step up. >> you told me a minute ago that you like wendy davis. why is that? >> to me she just represents major change. i think we need that. she's a woman, of cou

romney. pitched him the idea. he said, great. took it to mitt. mitt said no. ann said yes. if you show up on christmas eve, don't think my dad would throw you out. i packed up my family, drove to park city, stayed with a friend. i knocked on his door christmas eve. mitt romney opened the door, rolled his eyes and i filmed that night and i kept filming for the next six years. >> the family warmly embraced you. you said the staff of the campaign didn't. they really didn't want you inside strategy sessions and that kind of thing. >> right. i didn't take it personally. i think the idea of a candidate being filmed by a documentarian that the campaign had no control over was nerve-racking and anxious. these are guys that are smart. they've been through the battles and wars of electionses past. they've seen elections fail -- or campaigns fail for reasons that are very small. so, they saw me as a large risk. >> much more personal side of mitt romney. the film doesn't get into things like the 47% remark, some of these issues that were political issues in the campaign. was that by de

ann and i hugging each other and talking very personally to one another. and he, gosh darn it, he captured all that. and then he had the guts to use it. >> joining me former romney you both. you were both, i think, able to see the film. netflix locked up, i wasn't able to watch it. we had a couple other people with the same situation. but from what i'm hearing from this thing, he's a much different guy that america knows. why didn't america get to know the guy in that film? >> it's a difficult thing for probably ryan and i to characterize because certainly we got to know that guy. and what we saw in that movie wasn't altogether different from what we experienced every single day. but most of what america sees is a candidate that's standing up at a podium giving a speech. and, you know, maybe on interview programs like this where you're not really your natural self. you tend to be that more when you're with your family. i think that's true of all of us. >> ryan, do you think he changed? did he learn something from 2000 from his first run and to his second run that made him change his public persona even more? was it talked more about how he should be after his fi