shalom this, is chuck norris. [ laughter ] >> jon: did not see that coming.t was an advertisement for netanyahu's reelection. what demographic is that targeting? ardent zionists who haven't been to the movies in 30 years? it's hard to imagine an endorsement from anyone that would do the prime minister of israel less good or have a more apparent hairpiece. >> vote for benjamin, terrific guy, terrific leader, great for israel. >> jon: i stand corrected. [ laughter ] of course, the other thing you need to know about benjamin netanyahu is that barack obama doesn't think he's awesome. >> he's insulted prime minister bb netanyahu. >> he has been rude to netanyahu. >> obama has been caught on tape saying you think you have it bad, i have toll deal with him every day. >> if the president is the best friend israel had, why did he snub the prime minister at the white house. >> jon: i mean he had a sleepover and invited everyone except netanyahu. everyone was there. [ laughter ] i -- [ laughter ] cameron has quite the package. and since barack obama cannot stand israel'

[laughing] like who, chuck norris? no, c. and i had a falling-out after i switched to another dojo. ah, well, sorry, but i'm not giving anybody money until there's campaign finance reform. also, i'm saving up money for a new humidifier. it's the same model that's keeping larry king alive. oh, and i want you to book the subway hero onto the show. who? the subway hero. do you not watch the news? food network doesn't have a news show. this guy stepped in front of a train to save a total stranger who had fallen on the tracks. he pulled him between the rails, and the train missed their heads by inches. wow, that's amazing. i know. every show wants a guest appearance by the subway hero, but we have an advantage. we do? for his exceptional courage... the city of new york bestows the bronze medallion on dennis duffy. (liz) oh wow. thank you, mayor bloomberger. i accept this honor on behalf of every-- stern rules! baba booey! no, no, no, no, no.

[laughs] on the set. >> i did a movie with chuck norris and of course, chuck norris uses the total gyme, gena, is so fit, and i said, "how did you get that fit?" and she looked at me and she said, "total gym!" "wow", and then all of a sudden, i had the opportunity to get one. when i started using the total gym, i was amazed that it could be fun and not torturous! i could get the results i wanted but there are so many different types of exercises that one can do on the total gym. i think the biggest surprise for me and the biggest reward for me using the total gym is that i can get great results in not a lot of time, because when i'm on a set and i'm working, and i'm working 16, 18 hours a day, it's hard to find the time. never did i know that i could work on the total gym for 15 minutes a day and see results. >> you know, i get so many people ask, "why the total gym?" well, i'd love to be able to give you just, like, a one-word answer, but the fact of the matter is there's a multitude of reasons, o.k.? i don't have to drive 30 minutes to the gym. i don't have to pay for gym membership.

-year-old son if he could name to founding fathers and he told me at the benjamin franklin and chuck norris [laughter] don't tell his history teacher. so we have a high level of misunderstanding, which makes it easy to manipulate. but everyone agrees they were really good people. pretty much the vast majority of americans want to be online with the founders and don't quite know what it means to be among the founders, so they are susceptible to someone coming out and telling them in easy-to-understand words at the founders meant, which is what the people saying this. why the reelection campaign by saying all these people would've one of the health care law. they wanted a financial reform bill. >> guest: that's a very good question and i don't know the. there's as much in the writings of the founders to support what contemporary liberals believe. both groups could draw equally from the founders. i think liberals have tended to downplay the importance of the founding generation, partially because of the connection to slavery, connection to weibel privilege and that is made it harder for libera

year old son if he could name to founding fathers and he told me of the benjamin franklin and chuck norris. >> guest: we have a high level of understanding and makes it easy to manipulate and then there's a search everyone agrees the vast majority of americans want to be aligned with the founders and don't know it means to be in line with the founders and so they're very susceptible in a plane and easy to understand word what the founders meant which turns out to be exactly what the people saying this what the boundaries to mean why isn't obama stumping for the health care law in the election campaign saying i say all of these people would have wanted the health care law. they would have wanted the financial reform. >> guest: that is a good question and i don't know the answer. there is as much in the riding of the founders to support what contemporary liberals believed as of contemporary conservatives believe coming in life and both groups could draw equally from the founders. both liberals have tended to downgrade the importance of the founding generation. largely because of its connecti

-year-old son if he could name to founding fathers and he told me it was benjamin franklin and chuck norris. [laughter] >> host: don't tell his history teacher. >> guest: so we have a think a high level of misunderstanding which makes it very easy to manipulate it. and everyone agrees that these were good people. not everybody, but the vast majority of americans want to be in line with the founders and don't quite know what it means to be in line with the founders. and so, they are very susceptible to somebody coming out and telling them in plain and easy to understanunderstand words with the founders meant which turned out to be exactly but the people were saying that they want the founders to mean. >> host: but why the right-wing? why do they talk about the election campaign by james madison and all these people would have wanted the health care law and financial reform but why glenn beck and not al sharpton? >> guest: that's a very good question and i don't know the answer. i think there is much in the writing of the founders to support what contemporary liberals believe and contemporary

like a muscle car, a camaro and he leaned -- and he has mustache and looked like kind of like chuck norrisd -- and i was awful, and i got beat up. [ laughter ] he was a little disappointed he had to get back in his car and -- the car away. but after i fought sean, i guess as we were fighting -- we really fought. i ripped his chain off. you know 'cause it was just -- >> did it have the girl -- >> jimmy: i fought like this. and i ripped his chain and at then end -- after the fight he's goes, oh, my chain is ripped off and i helped him look for his chain. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] here you go. that was so dumb. but anyway, so -- let's talk about "side effects." this is -- i'm very excited about this movie. steven soderbergh. >> steven soderbergh. you always know when you're in steven soderbergh's hands, you're going to be in -- >> jimmy: rumors are saying online that it might be his last film. >> hmm-mm. he said this may well be his last film. yeah, it's a terrible shame. >> jimmy: crazy. >> well, he's got lots of others -- you know, he's a painter and photographer, and i think he

many of whom are prominent conservatives, including grover norquist, ollie north, film star chuck norris many others. they have a small number of industry executives as well who are on the board. at least a few of these are from a fairly large donors. interestingly, to that companies are distributors or makers of these high-capacity magazines, which are now facing significant criticism and legislative threats because of concerns they had been linked to many of the mass shootings in the last couple of years. so it probably gives them a little more input and influence at the nra as they fight these bands. >> can you talk about how the nra's positions increased gun sales for the nra's patrons, the weapons manufacturers? >> it is anecdotal, but there is obviously evidence in recent years that's onene of the major pushes of the nra over the past decade has been to pass laws in carry called concealed laws. they exist in almost every state now. the president of one of the big companies in connecticut, in a conference call with analysts back in 2011, said they were looking for a nice uptick in s