>>> a billionaire richard branson wearing, why?l, he comes "outfront" to tell you. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah will be giving away passafree copies of the alcoholism & addiction cure. to get yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. >>> we told you we are waiting for this. herman cain just in talking to union leader editorial board in new hampshire. very candid saying his wife knew nothing about the financial help that he was giving ginger white, may recall, she was the woman who came out this week and said she had a 13-year affair with cain which he has denied. here's what cain said when he was asked why he didn't tell his wife about ginger white. >> it may appear now that why didn't i tell her about this when it was going on, you are absolutely right. >> in retrospect. >> in retrospect. retrospect doesn't necessarily change what we are dealing with. >> your wife knew you two were friend anyway. >> she did not know we were friends. >> until she came out with this, with this story. okay. >> now, herman cain was asked at

richard branson. the head of the virgin group. i know you've heard of him.harismatic and does amazing adventures and exploits. did you know this? he thinks people should work less now. he's proposing scaling back in the amount we work. he has a new book called "screw business as usual." he stopped by the studio earlier today to tell me about it in his maverick style. i used the opportunity to ask him what he thinks about american airlines filing for bankruptcy. the airline blamed unions. here's what branson said. >> i think that screwing business as usual is -- should also be rethinking the way that we do business. and at the moment, you're either in a job working ridiculous hours or you're out of a job. there are a lot of people in jobs if they were run by a good company bosses they would have the courage to say, i'd love to job share, i'd love to go part-time and if they did that, they would make room for, you know shall those people who are desperate for a job. and so my own personal feeling is that government should share all the work that is out there a

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tonight, it's sir richard branson. sir richard about why he's so eager to put regular people into space and explore the depths of the ocean, like the marianna trench. he said it's all about his way of doing business. >> i wouldn't recommend trying to think how can i make a lot of money. what i would recommend people do is think can i -- am i frustrated by the way something is being done and can i do it better than it's being done? i mean i was frustrated flying other people's airlines and felt, okay, maybe if we could get one secondhand 747 i can show people how it's done. if people like it, i'll get a second or a third and now we have whatever it is, 250 planes flying around the world. so i think a lot of the best businesses are born out of frustration where you think, screw it, i can do it better that other people. >> and you do believe that you can do good -- or actually you believe that you have to do good or do some sort of contribution to society to build a successful business. that's not just rhetoric and somebo

tonight, it's sir richard branson. sir richard about why he's so eager to put regular people into space and explore the depths of the ocean, like the marianna trench. he said it's all about his way of doing business. >> i wouldn't recommend trying to think how can i make a lot of money. what i would recommend people do is think can i -- am i frustrated by the way something is being done and can i do it better than it's being done? i mean i was frustrated flying other people's airlines and felt, okay, maybe if we could get one secondhand 747 i can show people how it's done. if people like it, i'll get a second or a third and now we have whatever it is, 250 planes flying around the world. so i think a lot of the best businesses are born out of frustration where you think, screw it, i can do it better that other people. >> and you do believe that you can do good -- or actually you believe that you have to do good or do some sort of contribution to society to build a successful business. that's not just rhetoric and somebo

and richard branson, by the way, today is the day that his book came out. it's called, i think we've got the animation, "screw business as usual" by richard branson. thanks so much for watching. >>> tonight a hollywood icon in her own words. >> i'm my father's daughter in the sense that i do believe strongly in things. >> the unique and remarkable jane fonda on her politics -- >> we're going to have to stop trying to be objective and start telling the truth an it has to start with the media. >> her extraordinary life and loves. how many times do you think you've properly been in love in your life? >> oh, maybe five times. that's a lot. >> her outstanding film career from sex symbol to oscar winner. her workout empire. >> do you work out? >> i try. you know, i sort of -- it's what i call a british workout where you do it so you can carry on eating and drinking. and what she says about her life now. >> i've never been happier, frankly, and that's the truth. i'm not be coy. >> jane fonda for a remarkable hour. this is "piers morgan tonight." if i could talk to

. >> richard branson, the founder of the virgin group is not a shy man, just today on his blog he postedarly '90s. in them, he's partying it up with members of a virgin atlantic cabin crew. one of them vowed to be a virgin pilot and for many ceos, showing these images would be taboo and a big pr no-no, but richard branson not exactly your standard executive and he's trying to send non-astronauts, folks like you and me regular folks into space and explore the deepest depths of the ocean and earlier, he told erin why his way of doing business works. >>> i wouldn't recommend trying to think how can i make a lot of money. what i would recommend people do, is think can i -- am i frustrated by the way something is being done and can i do it better than it's being done? i mean, i was frustrated flying in other people's airlines and felt, okay, maybe if we can get a secondhand 747 i can show people how it's done and if they like it i'll get a second and a third and now we have, whatever it is, 250 planes flying around the world. so i think, you know, the best businesses are brought out of frustr

sir richard branson, fwraet to ha great to have you back. has made his billions. he's got his money. i'm starting a brand new business trying to make ends meet. i need to turn a profit. i need to be efficient. i can't be worrying about some of the things he is preaching. how would you respond? >> i think i would say they're right. when you're starting to build a business all that matters is survival so, you know, make sure that you survive so you can do good once you've actually built your business. but whatever happens, run it in an ethical way while you're building it. once you build your business, then i think everybody in the business needs to become a force for good and get out of there and try to, you know, help the communities around them. >> how do you respond to people? and i hear this a lot, who say you know what? running a green business or running a socially responsible business is great for public relations. it's not how you make money and not good for the bottom line. how do you respond to that? >> i would say marx & spencer's

richard branson, i talked to rich and branson around thanksgiving last year.eat interview. looking forward to that. i wanted to wonder if you saw this today. wolf blitzer with a friend. i want to show you here. >> you look good, by the way. >> thank you very much. it's more important in those countries because the voltage is high. >> what does that mean? >> sounded interesting. i'm trying to sound studious and intel again. >> i start thinking, who is wolf's booker. >> elmo, you could solve the world's problem now. >> how? >> so, in washington, everybody hates each other. nobody will do anything together. >> really? >> and it's hurting america. how do you fix it? >> play dates. >> play dates? >> yeah. everybody has play dates. >> like put a democrat and a republican play dates? >> play dates. >> cookie monster and the grouch. i have exclusive rights to cookie monster and the grouch. that's it. i'm laying down the law. >> if you get oscar, that's the big get. >> my staff thinks i am oscar. we'll see you in just a few minutes. >> see you in a few minutes. >>> whe

you can now go to space with richard branson. >> can i borrow money?sure. >> this is fantastic and thank you for having me. >> thank you very much for coming down to visit us. >> please. >> we're working through the chairs. it's problematic. luckily we know each other. >> this is working for me. >> jimmy fallon, ladies and gentlemen. "late night with jimmy fallon" on really late at night here on nbc. >>> we'll take a break. when we come back, if you have some thoughts on things you'd like to accomplish before the end of wish, there's now a placee to put that wish where everyon can see it. stick around and you'll see. >>> welcome back. with jimmy. before we leave tonight i want you to see something. it is an art project but it's really just a wall and it says "before i die." and that's where the rest of us come in. it's our job to then grab a piece of chalk and fill in the blanks. one devoted scribbler wants to marry kim before they die. several people want to travel the world, to be in peace. there is a potential cliff diver, a lotto winner, someone el

please welcome sir richard branson. >> (cheers and applause) >> stephen: good to see you again. how are you. >> i'm very well. >> stephen: haven't seen new awhile. now i-- are you expecting a fire, sir richard y would you have a near extinguisher. >> i thought we would give you a chance at the time. if is a good interview, and the audience thought it was a good interview thumbs up and i walk off. if it is a bad interview, thumbs down. we will decide at the end. >> stephen: wait a second so, thumbs down, you do what, you put-- you set me on fire and then put it out? >> well, let's come to that depending on-- . >> stephen: okay, your new book is called screw business as usual. all right, your previous books have been called losing my virginity, business trip bear, screw it let's do it why don't you name a book double entreadable for [bleep], just cut to the chase. (cheers and applause) >> if you haven't patentsed that, i think i might use that for my next book. >> stephen: why would you want to screw business as usual. are you a businessman why shake up the game that are you alrea

>> she believes in love. >> i hope you still fly virgin atlantic, if richard branson hears this he'llmovie out of this. >> we went to england to visit her family and our new nice who was born to kate's brother and sister-in-law. i love the new family i'm part of. i lament the fact i'm not allowed to see my children as much as i'd like to, but we're going to iron that out. it's onward and upward. >> you know what they say, true love will conquer all, i think you've found true love. >> i have. >> let's have a little break. let's come back for a last segment. left talk about "boss" for a moment. i can't tell you much more about the romance, it's going to finish me off. [ nurse ] i'm a hospice nurse. britta olsen is my patient. i spend long hours with her checking her heart rate, administering her medication, and just making her comfortable. one night britta told me about a tradition in denmark, "when a person dies," she said, "someone must open the window so the soul can depart." i smiled and squeezed her hand. "not tonight, britta. not tonight." [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere

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please welcome sir richard branson. (cheers and applause) sir richard, good to see you again. how are you. >> i'm very well. >> stephen: now, i-- i-- are you expecting a fire? sir richard, why would you have a fire extinguisher. >> i thought if the interview is a good intervow and the audience think it was a good interview, thumbs up and i walk off. and if it they feel it is a bad interview, thumbs down. we will decide at the end, anyway. >> stephen: wait a second so, thumbs down, dow what, you set me on fire and then put it out? >> well, receipts's come to that depending-- . >> stephen: okay. your new book is you will cad screw business as usual, all right. your previous books have been called losing my virginity, business stripped bayer, screw it let's do it when are you just going to name a book double entendre for [bleep]. cut to the chase (cheers and applause) >> if you haven't patented that, i think i might use it for my next book. >> stephen: why would you want to screw business as usual. you are a businessman. why shake up the game that you are already winning? >> busi

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. >>> richard branson, president of the virgin group, is not a shy man, but on his blog he pictured theses and he is partying it up with the members of a virgin atlantic crew and one of these gentlemen wound up to be a pilot and for many ceos showing these images would be a taboo and pr no-no, but he is not the standard executive. he is trying to send regular e folks into space and explore the deepest depths of the ocean, and earlier he told us why his way works. >> i would not recommend how to make a lot of money. be what i recommend people to do is to say, can i -- am i frustrated by the way something is being done and can i do it better than it is being done? i mean, i was fris tr frustrate on other people's hands and maybe if i can get my hand on a 747 i can show people how it is done and get a second and the third and now we have 250 planes flying around the world. so, it is, you know a lot of the best businesses come out of frustration that screw it, i can do it better than you. >> and you believe that you can do -- or excuse me, you believe you have to do good or some contribution

and richard branson, by the way, today is the day that his book came out. it's called, i think we've got the animation, "screw business as usual reques" by richard bra. thanks so much for watching. anderson cooper 360 starts now. >>> we begin with a 360 special investigation. smallpox was eradicated from the entire world back in 1980. even if it efr came back the federal government keeps enough vaccine for every single person in the united states. so why is it that the federal government is spending at least $432 million to develop a new smallpox drug, not a vaccine? a drug that incidentally one of the world's leading smallpox experts says has not been proven to work. could it be because the company just awarded the contract has some pretty deep ties with the white house? and why is it that the company with deep ties to the white house, the company that just got a big contract for a drug that's not been proven yet, why is it going to make an 85% profit on its government contract? coming up we're going to talk with a member of the company's board of director

. >>> richard branson, president of the virgin group, is not a shy man, but on his blog he pictured these90s and he is partying it up with the members of a virgin atlantic crew and one of these gentlemen wound up to be a pilot and for many ceos showing these images would be a taboo and pr no-no, but he is not the standard executive. he is trying to send regular e folks into space and explore the deepest depths of the ocean, and earlier he told us why his way works. >> i would not recommend how to make a lot of money. be what i recommend people to do is to say, can i -- am i frustrated by the way something is being done and can i do it better than it is being done? i mean, i was frustrated flying on other people's hands and maybe if i can get my hand on a 747 i can show people how it is done and get a second and the third and now we have 250 planes flying around the world. so, it is, you know a lot of the best businesses come out of frustration that screw it, i can do it better than you. >> and you believe that you can do -- or excuse me, you believe you have to do good or some contributio

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he has her and before this is over, he may get terry branson. >> is there a possibility that conservativesk at g.o.p. establishment and i know that governor halley is not considered that, but she might be as the governor, but they look at -- they look at chris christie or the other endorsements and they say, you know what? forget it. that's part what have got us into this problem, the tea party's rebelling against it. and if the establishment says i should like this guy, i should go for the other guy. >> especially what you are hearing on talk radio, this is why the endorsements are so important. they are not considered establishment. nobody thinks they are washington insiders. >> lets me ask you this. given the big endorsements and mitt romney's poll numbers are coming back. it looks like he's starting to regroup his inevitable quoteient. does that help him or hurt him with the primary voters who say, this is not a coronation, this is a competition? >> the game is a long ways from over. someone will be the conservative challenger. we have had three or four people step into harole. once th

. >> tomorrow, richard branson, virgin flying to the skies, flying to skies, flying to outer space. he comes "outfront." >>> tonight the cain train runs off the rails. >> they want you to believe with enough character assassination on me, that i will drop out. >> i'll talk to two other men who want to be our next president. ron paul and rick santorum. on the economy and on jobs and who stands to benefit most? plus, the penn state sexual abuse case. why one accuser's attorney says this. >> we're at the tip of the iceberg here. >>> a mother's nightmare. >> you put layers over that pain but it doesn't ever go away. >> phoebe prince's mother in her first and only tv interview. what pushed her daughter over the edge and what she thinks could have saved phoebe. >> i think had school intervened, that phoebe would still be here. absolutely. >> a worldwide exclusive. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> good evening, a busy day on the campaign trail for the republican hopefuls. moments ago, the campaign headquarters in manchester, new hampshire, on a day when he's gone from he said she said to