was i had read a lot of scripts for a nine year old and that was one that sort of stuck out of bruce willis oh yeah yeah what was it like to be known you know and i guess i got used to it quickly because i started very early i did force come was my first film when i was four and we made that with a kid i was but i was really used to being on a set early and i was accountable environment for me and i guess just when you were a kid other than doing interviews and things like that there wasn't. the sort of and off screen hollywood experience that i had i still went to school and what about your classmates how they preach or they were excited by it but a lot of the films that i did weren't really aimed at children so i. think that they didn't see him that many of them no i mean when i did the sixth sense i don't think a lot of ten year olds on the green allowed to go in the theater for the allens you know when you look at young shows today like justin bieber miley cyrus their problems. and a lot of the early stars of past who worked in movies grew up with a lot of problems the directors treated

. >> talking about bruce willis in "armageddon." thought you were going somewhere else.. >> i have to move up. >> best damn drill i ever saw. >> the worst apology ever. adam n. smith was the guy that harass ted the girl at chick-fil-a. he did an 11-minute video of an apology. an awful apology. he lost his job. >>> it was a year of big deals that weren't real. i speak of hoaxes. who can forget lan na who was the girlfriend of manny te'o. then there were the campus hoaxes like meg lanker simon who reported that some evil right winger posted rape threats. the only problem, it was later determined that the girl posted the message herself. at other colleges, hate speech crimes were later found to be perpetrated by students. finally, there was dana morales, the lesbian waitress. the family produced a credit card statement showing that they had left a tip and morales was eventually fired. >> yes. >> all right. >>> there's so many hoaxes, sherrod. it seems like now it is an industry of hoaxes, if you will. >> may i coin a phrase? >> i forgot what it was. >> okay. everybody pulls

greenspan exactly in fact you know he's kind of the bruce willis of the world economy he's the guy who fought inflation and won successfully the last time we saw as you say so he says we should look at a website called shadow government statistics which is run by john williams who basically calculates the inflation rate the way we used to back in the one nine hundred eighty s. before we made a lot of changes to the methodology and based on that measure we're running a lot closer to say eight or nine percent right now eight or nine percent yeah so it's a big gap and a wages are going down wages are going down nations religion is going up well let's say your cost of living is rising you're. livingness falling wages are complicated a complicated i have to say i. are starting to rise as well but not enough for the average person but on balance we're saying that wages are rising less than one percent even against the be misstated government numbers of two point two percent of the inflation rate that's a huge gap which is contributing to standard living declining in this country right absolu

to keep a level head and with all that craziness going on when you do it you see as we'd like bruce willis was easy to be comfortable but he helped you a lot certainly yeah he's a very witty only ones. yeah yeah yes we had sort of a one on one in that movie i guess the secrets out now. but yeah no use really fun to be around love this is. i love being around kids there's a hell of a movie thank you. is there a misconception about child stars. i think if there is a misconception is that most of them come to a bad end and i think that the the real situation is that most of them either act a little and go back to you know lead normal lives outside the public eye or you know have career is you know long good careers even if they're not with the intense spotlight that you get as a kid so did you work while you were doing more you a little bit yeah it was it was. almost a conservatory program there was academic classes too so that the workload was really big but i still did a play on broadway and one independent film was to do a role where we did david mamet's american buffalo you're an american

that was charl ton these stone's character in "planet of the apes" and a statue of bruce willis from" and a statue of a naked lenadun. >> i would like to see a statute iewf booger from "revenge of the nerds." what was his name? curtis armstrong. >> wow. >> that was in my ear. the greatest statue of the greatest character is ash. he fought demons. and maybe frank booth from "blue velvet" because he was interesting. >> with the mask on? >> right before he is about to suck in the nitrous. >> let's put that in front of your house. >> i don't have a house. >> special thanks to brooke goldstein. tv's andy levy and mr. tom shillue. i'm greg gutfeld. you can see me on "the independence" and" the five" and all of that other stuff. bye, bye. at. did you know there is an oldest trick in the book? what? trick number one. look-est over there. ha ha. made-est thou look. so end-eth the trick. hey.... yes.... geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. >>> hello, everyone. i'll kimberly guilfoyle along with bob beckel, eric bolling, dana perino, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york c

>> i have to tell you i saw bruce willis' malibu beach house, and let me tell you -- it would fit inttle stretch of sand is now known as billionaire's beach. [ engine revving ] there are very few things in the world that money cannot buy. but here's one. >> just 'cause you got a couple of bucks, you can influence what we're doing? you can change the commitments i've made to my other billionaire customers? >> right. >> doesn't happen. >> he said that in new york and in los angeles, he visited many homes where models had to share --re

jon: i have bruce willis playing arthur. >> i'll steak that.take that. >> what about george clooney playing me? >> i'll take willis. jon: we'll do side by side. >> no problem. jon: thanks, guys. enjoy your weekend. >> thanks. jon: republican party leaders meeting in washington today working on a plan that would bring major changes to the presidential nomination process. now what that could mean for the 2016 race. >>> also, would you do this? surfers, riding high in hawaii seeing waves called the swell of the decade. female announcer: female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models, but sleep train's huge year end clearance sale ends sunday. get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. plus, free same-day delivery, set up and removal of your old set. don't wait! sleep train's year end clearance sale ends sunday. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better n

>> bruce willis is set to produce and narrate a document called "the people demand."llows protesters around the world fighting for free speech. he's a long-time defendser of the second amendment. did you know that? >> indeed. >> very good. >> i remember from 9-11, he called up the president of the united states and says, how can i help? do you need me? he said don't worry, we'll get back to you. >> i remember that. flashback there. patriot for sure. >> i'm a big expendables fan. so i know everything they do. >> everyone is talking about how hard it is to sometimes get on the web site for obamacare and actually enroll, pay, see it all happen on the back end. but imagine what happens when you try to get out of it. you've heard a story, leslie hill of missouri, she actually had her policy, which was high risk, canceled because of obamacare and then she went on the web site, signed up, didn't really like the policy that was being provided for her. thought she'd find another option outside of the government web site that she wanted to then enroll in. she hadn't paid her pr

bruce, do people really care? is it something we complain about because this is the united states and we cherish our freedoms and we don't like totalitarianism. people willy-nilly call, call, call and we don't like to change your numbers. >> people do care. when you survey people and you ask if they care about their privacy and they want companies to do this, they say no. we can't go out e-mail. you cannot go without credit cards. if you are not on facebook and you are 22, you don't have a social life. a lot of these systems have become so embedded in our lives that we don't really have a choice so the market's failing. it is not there is a more privacy friendly facebook alternative you can choose. >> also, bruce, there is a lot we choose to be blind to not to know. we don't bother to read the agreement on facebook. a lot of people don't. i can't say for sure i read the whole thing. >> i haven't. >> nobody has. remember what's salient. when you go online and use your cell phone, talk to your friends and get your information. that is right in front of you. all the stuff about privacy and freedom and nsa and surveillance and advertising, that is diffuse. as

decades of generations, including bruce springsteen, who said seeger's music reawakened the lost voices of america. just last summer seeger sang with dave matthews and willieaid. ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ >> and this truly sums up seeger, the message written on his banjo said -- this machine surrounds hate and forces it to surrender. i gotta tell you, my stepfather, leo baefsky, loved the man as much as he loved any of his family members. and today, leo, give pete our best up there. i know he's looking down. >> a lot of people are feeling that way, yeah. all right, josh. thanks for sharing that. >> you bet. >>> now to the new fallout from the royal caribbean cruise cut short when hundreds onboard got sick from a fast-moving virus. passengers saying the situation on the ship may actually be worse than what we're hearing so far. and linsey davis has the latest. >> reporter: new concerns as the royal caribbean "explorer of the seas" speeds back to new jersey two days ahead of schedule. passengers telling us the number of sick actually spiked much higher than the roughly 600 initially reported by the cruise line. >> a lot of people took it upon the