pretend he is charlton heston. >> stephanie: exactly.] who do they have? oh, charlie daniels was the off-key -- star-spangled banner. >> and meat loaf. >> stephanie: and george bush had --sh be. ♪ you ♪ ♪ got what i need ♪ say he's just a friend ♪ >> stephanie: musically, on the other side, we have everybody else. every talented. >> melissa etheridge. >> stephanie: steven stills who i was playing the ponies with yesterday. >> hot chicks like aisha tyler. >> stephanie: julia sweeney next on "the stephanie miller show." >> announcer: i got her number off the men's room stall. 1-800-steph-12. to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i am given to doing anyway. staying in tough with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. not only does senator rubio just care about rich people but somehow he thinks raising the minimum wage is a bad idea for the middle class. but we do care about t

i watched it, and he was standing by the burning bush and charlton heston had on a watch. [ laughter out of nowhere and he said -- "where's your moses now, see? [ laughter ] where's your moses now, see?" >> jimmy: "my ipad, meh!" >> "my ipad, ah!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "how's your moses now?" >> "where your moses now, see? let my people go, see?" [ laughter ] i loved that movie. >> jimmy: well, you love movies in general. you love -- well, we always end up talking about either "planet of the apes" -- we talk about "star wars." >> yes, we do! we got -- me and you stop by -- we got a thing going on. >> jimmy: thank you. yeah. >> yeah, disney just picked up the "star wars" stuff. >> jimmy: and they said they're bringing everybody back. han solo coming back. >> come on, man! >> jimmy: princess leia coming back, luke skywalker. >> imagine luke skywalker as old as he is now. he gonna be -- it ain't going to be no lightsaber -- [ imitates lightsaber ] it's gonna be -- "ah, this geriatric." >> jimmy: he's screaming "geriatric." >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, i mean -- >> chewbacca got fleas now.

so hurray for hollywood, a place where terrorists get tribute and charlton heston gets humiliated.ow we speak to the world and we're telling the world we suck. bob, i know you like angela davis. imagine if a republican had a hard-core contingent of violent right wing radicals would hollywood celebrated that? >> bob: can you imagine if this was a republican. >> greg: it's true. >> bob: the thing with angela davis, she never was arrested or convicted of anything. the shotgun was taken out of her house. >> greg: which she purchased. >> gregg:. >> bob:, no she did not purchase. >> greg: yes, she did. >> bob: she is a communist why everybody hates her. >> greg: i hated her because he is a criminal. >> bob: she never was convicted of any crime. >> greg: i think a juror became a lover and supporter. she bought the arms that were used. >> bob: let me ask you this. in this country, if we are found not guilty, is there some reason we can't pursue life normally like everybody else? >> greg: that is good question. i think it's disgusting that academics embrace these people. these are horrible

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would like to know if either of your guests have seen the old movie depicting the jacksons with charlton heston and susan hayward. it showed a beautiful love story. it was accurate? >> it wasn't particularly accurate but it had great looking actors and it was really romantic. i loved it. the book came out, "the president's lady" in 1961. it was a best seller for years. >> last question for this part of our program is from gary robinson on twitter and it sets the stage for the next half hour of our conversation. what was secretary of state van buren's role in the petticoat affair and jackson's cabinet? >> secretary of state van buren had the unfortunate benefit of being a widower himself so he didn't have to have this social political push from his wife as the other cabinet members did. he was free to go and see margaret eaton and he. did he called on her frequently. he treated her well, and he gained tremendous, tremendous respect from jackson for that. it's very interesting 19th century historian who says the whole political history of the last 30 years -- and he's writing at the beginning of

they have been -- charlton heston backed this pony a long time ago and knew it was a guaranteed way toain audience. look at the passion of the christ. there is an element where you're going to guarantee that people are seeing it. but is that indicative of the depth of the story that they're being taught? >> that was a lot more sanitized than what we're seeing, the graphic nature that is unfolding. >> so are westerns at the time. you know, westerns didn't show what the unforgiven would show. i think the audiences now, it is almost -- it speaks to what we like to see on film more so than the importance of showing the suffering of christ. that's the disturbing part for me. >> so, steve, the bible's creator, mark burnett, very familiar name, responsible for reality shows, you know -- >> did mark burnett create the bible? >> the show. >> my bad. >> his version. he was able to sell this idea. how did he do that? is it -- his track record, anything he touches, you know, seems to turn to gold. >> well, does he have the track record and also he felt that it was really important, he says that, y

you could be the charlton heston for the lawn dart industry. [ applause ] >> stephanie: thank you.t it sounds like when a jart goes into your skull. >> what was a jart impaling your skull sound like? [ sound effect ] >> stephanie: they have crackling skull sound effects. [ sound effect ] . >> i don't think a skull would crack like that. that's when my head was made of paper masha. every once in a while something cuts through the political clutter, and you can say what you want, but the power of parents from knewtown and the president yesterday. >> obama: we have to tell congress it is time to require a background check for anyone who want toss buy a gun so that people who are dangerous to themselves and others cannot get their hands on a gun. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: exactly. a was wayne lapierre. >> herp derp. >> obama: in the wake of a tragedy, you would think this would not be a heavy lift and yet some folks back in washington are all right floating the idea that they may use political stunts to prevent votes on any of these reforms. >> step

. >> and said, i can't believe you were charlton heston today and you didn't even tell your mother.orange county, california, so sorry. going back to the other chris cox who i'm sure i know, too. there's too many chris coxes around washington. they put out a statement in washington. one of the most maddening things about this entire debate. it is a false statement. it is objectively false. it is as false as saying that we are on espn right now. i mean, they said chris cox put a statement out afterwards talking about, you know, the usual stuff. this would lead to a national gun registry. but also it would stop relatives from transferring guns to relatives, friends, to friends. it's just a lie. it's a lie. because they carved out that exception. joe manchin said it, i got to say, richard, that's one of the things that surprises me about the nra. this is -- by the way, there's going to be a perfect case study ten years from now about whatnot to do politically. you overreach. you go all in. on an issue that you should probably let go past. sometimes you got to let issues go past. i got

so hooray for hollywood where charlton g heston gets humiliat. world that we suck. >>> bob, i know you like angela davis u about i want to pose this question. imagine if a republican had a hard core contingent of violent right wing radicals, would hollywood celebrate that? >> no, but can you imagine if this was a republican? could you -- >> it's true! your ild embraces violent radicals! >> angela davis never was arrested or convicted of anything. that shotgun was taken outte of her house. >> which w she purchased! >> no, she did not. >> yes, she did! she purchased it! >> she's a communist, which is why everybody hates her. d but she's a very -- >> i hate her 'cause she's a h criminal! and a judge is dead! >> she never was convicted of any crime. b >> why was she acquitted? one of the jurors ended um becoming a lover her supporter. >> she never went to trial. >> she was acquitted! i read it!up she bought the arms that were used to kill those people. >> in this country, if we are, found not guilty, then is there some reason we can't pursue life nor

reagan intern tutored charlton heston and the have the final person in that grouping would be arnoldschwarzenegger who took media a step further, showing you could use 24/7 media which pushed aside as insignificant. he said was important as people who are bored with politics, more than 50% of the elect are at in presidential elections in something like 60% to 70% in gubernatorial elections don't care about politics. if i go on these shows and the reason they don't care about politics to the league of women voters to survey people who don't vote and find out why you don't vote. most are women and the number one reason is they don't understand the issues. schwarzenegger went on in 2003, entertainment tonight, access hollywood, larry king. everyone would give him his much time as he wanted and he was able to lay out what he wanted to do a lot with the shtick of the girlie man in office and anyone who will tell legislators who are doing their job cost of the beast bb. he completed his ideas without anyone questioning him. he proved right. who's able to get more than a million more people