. >> when was claire danes nude? >> she was. it might have been little women. >> no. >> there was a weird scene in the first episode of "homeland" that was not nude, but extremely disturbing involving her in a bathroom. i will not get into that. it is -- it scars me because i was a fan of my so-called life. >> it is time to take a break. >> i would have thought i would have said that. >> don't even think of leaving me now. "the joy of hate" the greatest book written. autographed copy g gutfeld.com. i just signed a bunch. if you order now you can get one. buy two, buy three. the holidays are coming up. >>> they still say scorn years after porn. former adult stars can be fired for their past, but you can't do anything about it. that's according to a writer at salon.com. they retired in 2005 and went to school to become a surgical tech. after the co-workers recognized her after they recognized her word spread among the hospital staff. she says everybody wanted me in the room and they started treating me like -- [bleep].

claire danes, she's a brilliant actress and homeland is compelling tv. but notice how she doesn't have any friends. for that with the ops officers not to have very good interpersonal skills, they wouldn't go very far. jessica did a beautiful job in "zero dark 30" and she was nominated for it. however, that character really was a compilation of several officers, and there always is a team effort that goes into a successful operation, which always seems to sort of go by the way side because it's much more dramatic to focus on one character. >> on the individual. but while you're with the c.i.a. you were a deep cover officer. how much of what you write in this novel is true to what a c.i.a. covert operator might do? and how much is more, you know, novelistic? >> well, i took out all the waiting. all the rabbit holes that you go down and come up with nothing because you can't keep a reader very long if you put that in. there is a lot of waiting for your assets, whether you're in a restaurant or in a park, and so forth. but what is very genuine is all the tra

. >>> but claire danes. he said he would die for danes.nfess everything next. >> confessions ahead but right now it's time to show you this morning's headlines. >>> "usa today" says the flu shot can help with heart attacks. it can cut the risk of heart attack or strokes by 50%. it believes getting flu causes inflammation that triggers cardiac arrest. >>> a luxury balloon ride. passengers would be lifted 18 1/2 miles above earth, then they gently drift for a few hours before they glide home. the cost, $75,000. drinks are included. >>> the star advertiser said some surfers had a dangle with sharks. a shark lost its teeth on his board barely missing his leg. horton then landed on top of the shark. >> i had my arm around his skin and my leg around it. i guess, yeah, i was riding the shark. it was flight or fight. i gave it everything i had. started punching the shark as much as i could. >> he jammed a knuckle in the shark's eye before it finally gave up. >> that's quite a story. that's incredible. >> what do you do? flight or fight. >> punch h

. >>> but claire danes. he said he would die for danes.s morning's headlines. >>> "usa today" says the flu shot can help with heart attacks. it can cut the risk of heart attack or strokes by 50%. it believes getting flu causes inflammation that triggers cardiac arrest. >>> a luxury balloon ride. passengers would be lifted 18 1/2 miles above earth, then they gently drift for a few hours before they glide home. the cost $75,000. drinks are included. >>> the star advertiser said some surfers had a dangle with sharks. a shark lost its teeth on his board barely missing his leg. horton then landed on top of the shark. >> i had my arm around his skin and my leg around it. i guess, yeah i was riding the shark. it was flight or fight. i gave it everything i had. started punching the shark as much as i could. >> he jammed a knuckle in the shark's eye before it finally gave up. >> that's quite a story. that's incredible. >> what do you do? flight or fight. >> punch him in the eye. >> i'll try that the next time i'm sitting on top of a shark. >> or ba

claire danes is going to win the emmy for next year. i just feel like that. she's so good.nd she plays a bipolar and she is amazing. kelly: yeah. she plays a secret operative who is a bipolar and she is incredible because she's -- as you know, stopped taking her meds. and the more she tries to

it's compelling tv and clair dane is wonderful.doesn't have friends and listens to a lot of jazz. >> whoa. >> what's wrong with listening to jazz, valerie? i love jazz. >> jazz is great. i don't have a lot of friends, what's the big deal? >> it doesn't make for really good intelligence gathering capabilities. >> i understand what you're saying. for years you were hiding in plain sight with this cover story then suddenly you're out as a cia operative and become famous in the process. i want to know the impact it has, the looking glass the way the world sees you has a deep impact how you see yourself. when you have this moment, the way the world sees you suddenly changes, how does that impact how you see yourself? >> when i look back, i realize that it really took me a few years to come to terms with what had happened, that i was very suddenly went from being a private person where discretion was para mount to being a much more public person. it took me a while to come to terms with that and what that meant. and of course, the career

what about homeland, claire danes probably one of the most compelling characters i think in televisionshe's literally crazy. exactly. she's a wonderful actress and she brings to that everything she's got, and it's great tv, but it's not realistic. and i tried very hard in "blowback" everything with trade craft. everything how you communicate clandestinely. very accurate, veryrealistic. when i see for instance, cell phones in the cia headquarters -- ahh, not really. >> yeah. what is the most important thing that an operator in the field needs to have other than intelligence? >> curiosity. >> like you. >> yeah. >> right, it's a story. >> yeah. >> and sometimes, it's quiet people that you're speaking to. you're pulling them out. people understand when you're genuinely interested in what they have to say. who they are. >> what do you think of the nsa scandal today, though, when we talk about how much the government is looking in on what we're saying, how they're operating? does that ring true to you? >> well, i find it astounding, there is this tension, of course, between security and priv

charles for his baptism and the queen for hers, but they have chosen jason bell who has pictured claire danes, emily blunt, even mickey rourke, to photograph prince george, a photo that will echo through the ages, and that picture will be historic, too, because it will feature four monarchs or future monarchs. although we won't have that picture released until some time tomorrow night, guys. >> thank you very much. >>> meantime, a football game with an unbelievable score has carson's attention. >> happy wednesday, everybody. you probably realize in texas, high school football is basically a religion. friday night, an interesting game going on between the aledo bearcats cougars. the score lopsided. it was 91-0. over the weekend parents for the losing team filed a official complaint citing bullying on behalf of the bearcats and wanted them to ease up in the second half. interesting, i should also mention the losing team coach had no problem with the way the game was played. they weren't talking smack or running up the score. begs us to our survey today and it's also worth mentioning that the fo