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how was it to work with clint eastwood? you told me the two people you most admired, one clint eastwood and the other robert de niro. so how was it? >> yeah, i'm a very, very lucky man, that's for sure, to have a chance to work with both of them. clint is everything you could possibly want him to be. that's my experience. he feels like that iconic human being that you want him to be and he feels like the soft, gentle man you always want him to be and he makes you feel at ease right away. he has a levity chris had and he doesn't take anything too seriously. if i learned anything it's just don't sweat it. it's the reason he's 84 and just glides through life still. the guy, it doesn't make sense. we're shooting in mo rock o five-story walk, he's jogging up the stairs, leaving everybody in the dust. the guy's incredible. it not easy to make one of these, especially not in 42 days. that's nothing. and he just -- i mean, it was incredible, and so tuned in. he's so tuned into authenticity. actually, just by his presence, i would h

. >> reporter: meet clint phinney, location scout to the stars. star homes, that is.iami sites, a sort of database where production companies can rent any type of home they want. from waterfront to old americana. but it's not just homes. glen rents everything from motorcycles and props to cars and even boats. pretty much anything a production company might need to spruce up a babground of a commercial or television show. today we tagged along while he was out on a scouting visit. >> what i typically do is i'll shoot the whole house. >> reporter: tanya adams, mother of three, became interested in using her home for shoots when she saw one going on in her neighborhood. she says she's not only interested in renting out her home as a location but also her classic boats too. >> might as well maybe make some money from it. >> reporter: tanya reached out to clint to set up an appointment for him to stop by and take pictures of the living room, library, pool and patio. the most commonly used spaces for shoots. >> definitely has potential. >> i think it's a lot of fun. it's a

>> jon: yes clint eastwood.e's a leader unlike the president of our white house. >> i don't know what it's going to take to get the president involved. we crave that in the united states. >> can we just point out the difference between president obama and the king of jordan? >> who do you think is tougher against isis? is it king abdullah or president obama? for me, the answer is obvious. >> jon: me too! after isis killed an american, obama quoted "this" clint eastwood movie. eastwood: " >> do you think what happened just happened to anyone, what we feel, what we feel for each other? >> jon: ultimately, what the right is saying is why can't obama be more like this powerful muslim king? which is weird! (applause) because, if i may say, that's also been their biggest complaint about obama! >> the president acting more like king obama. >> acting more like a king. president obama is on a mission to protect the image of islam. >> interested in the qur'an first and the constitution second. >> jon: i thought you liked

. >> jimmy: and clint eastwood plays at this thing. >> yeah, clint eastwood. >> jimmy: was he there? challenge that they do every year. >> jimmy: fun. he's a -- like he's a man's man. >> you play for -- yeah actually won money for his charity, i didn't unfortunately. but clint is -- you know, i'm a a huge fan -- have you seen "american sniper?" >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. >> amazing movie. >> jimmy: yeah, it was amazing. [ cheers and applause ] and so clint eastwood is like one of the coolest human beings. he's done the show. >> he's a really good -- >> jimmy: he's a tough guy. >> i mean, that's the guy -- i'd love to emulate that dude, he's done so many great things. >> jimmy: yeah, he's a cool guy. >> but i tried to, you know have a -- and i get a little starstruck every time i see him. >> jimmy: sure. >> so, i was excited to tell him i loved the movie, i went on about what i loved about it. he's like, "yeah, thanks." and that was it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was it right there. that's more than you normally gives normal people, yeah. >> leading up to it -- >> jimmy: he makes yo

i want to bring in clint van zandt, a former fbi profiler and clint i want to talk about mistakes that isis has raised by killing this hostage in the manner that they did. and the question being, is this a case where this group has now taken it one step too far, even as brutal as the previous releases were they didn't show the actual killing of the hostages this time they did. what does that do to the stakes here? >> i think that each time they have to find some act that is more horrific more bar bearous to get media attention. they may have awakened a proverbial sleeping lion with the king of jordan. this is no man to be messed with and he has said he would execute terrorists who are in the jordanian prisons if anything happened to this pilot. so what isis has done now, they have forced the king of jordan to back off and no longer participate in a coalition or to double down and be good to his word and take some type of action. joy, the only problem that bothers me and you and the rest of the world is that by doing something and taking action against the terrorists that he has in his

. >> also ahead, the king of jordan using clint eastwood in "the unforgiven" as a model for attacking isis. >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "factor" begins right now. i'm bill o'reilly. is president obama destroyingn legacy? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it is simply inexplicable that barack obama would compare historical injustices by christians 1,000 years ago to the current atrocities being committed by muslim jihadists today. but that's exactly what the president yesterday at a prayer breakfast in washington. the reaction predictable. president getting hammered nearly everywhere, except on the network news programs which chose not to cover the story. well, today the president's national security adviser susan rice gave a major speech at the brookings institution in washington about the strategy to protect america and the world. quoting ms. rice the president believes that most threats can be diffused by enlisting partners around the world to join together against the evil doers. but ms. rice completely avoided any definition of how

>> probably. >> jon: clint eastwood has been a conservative icon under years.ar has awarded him for best picture. they made the movie in the first place and nominated for best picture. fine hollywood didn't give best picture to "american sniper" so they must hate america. no they didn't even give best picture to the best picture. for god's sake if oscar nominations were based on liberal street cred-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) you can stream it on itune and it's available on blu-ray as st. patrick's day gift. ( laughter ) and you know the saddest part of all this? republicans, conservatives are so ( bleep ) relentless in their drive for ideological purity, that those institutions they complain about continue to cave for the same reason i guess that you always seem to end up going to the restaurant the four-year-old wants to go to. fine! we're going to get fribbles again! just stop crying! 15 states have approved voter i.d. laws in the abs sense of evidence of fraud. abstinence is approved sex education, and scientific fact isn't reported now. it's debated. so le

clint, i want to start with you.ng from the state department that isis' propaganda machine is turning out some 90,000 social media posts a day. and, of course we know they can come from anywhere and reach anyone. is that what makes this group so powerful? >> i think because they've taken it to the next level. al qaeda was very sort of static in their social media use. it was speeches and videos. what isis has done is they've made it engaging multimedia and interactive. so you can interact with people that are actually putting out that propaganda. they really came around and got some technical savvy. they're doing a lot of automation. you're talking about 90,000 tweets. that's not people clicking that's using more sophisticated tech tools to get that smeblg out. >> is the online battle the biggest battle in this war on terrorism here? >> it's one of the battles. you often see clusters of people. if it was just about the internet that wouldn't make sense. you would expect it to be even but you do have clusters of peopl

but joining me on the phone has been clint van zant. clint is the likely these gunmen, we county kndon't know one or two. is it likely they would leave a sign or mark or something to let the police know that if in fact it is a terrorist group they can tech credit for it? is that something they would be looking for? >> i think that is legitimate statement. normally when we see these terrorist groups commit atrocities like this, they want to take credit. they want to say why they did it. whether it's for political or religious or financial reasons. and again as you suggest there was a rally this morning at a cafe. it was a debate basically on freedom of speech concerning that terrible cartoon that came out nonetheless about seven or eight years ago that depict eed the head of the prophet must ham hammed with a dog. and that caused them to be on the top ten al qaeda most wanted lists. and even though we may not agree obviously with the topic of the cartoon, there are still people who suggest that he had the right to do it. well there are o

clint eastwood's team will prevail. much anymore, but clint can definitely still pick a team. >> i picked the right team because i haven't played well enough to help anybody. we had good players. good players on the other team too. they started off like gangbusters. it's beautiful out here, going to be great. going to be a good tournament. >> it starts for real tomorrow. the sharks, they were plenty entertaining. the story is how many of their fans were not at the tank to see it? two goals in 22 seconds. was it enough? overtime at the tank. sports part 2 next. female announcer: get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but only through presidents' day at sleep train. >>> all right, they're not terrible by any means, but the sharks kind of perceived these days as a team in trouble. the fans smell it. once an automatic sellout down there, they've got their lowest attendance

ava duvernay was nowhere to be james march, was at the exclusion of clint eastwood also merited comment0 million in the first weekend of release. what was it in bradley cooper you saw that game is you he was perfect to play this meant? >> well, i looked at bradley cooper on several other pictures, but we never ended up working together. but i always like his performance. cooper called clint, the veteran was ready. >> he was very, very helpful to been livinge had with a project for a long time and then we went down and met the family in texas and kind of got a line on all the others. >> from an icon comes respect for nectar he calls a very bright -- for an actor he calls a very bright guy could >. >> he's got a fabulous career now and he will be better in the future. >> "american sniper" has earned high marks from veterans but has come under fire from liberals who say the sharpshooter was no hero. however, the stars told me the highest ultimate came from chris kyle's real-life wife. she spente felt like time with her husband and that is all the validation you need. >> one of the races to

clint eastwood directed. a lot of people did not know this movie was going to come out this year.t came at the end. critics were positive, but maybe a little lukewarm about it. audiences embraced it in a way that i think gives it the dark horse quality. i don't think it will win, but it made enough of a late charge to consider. >> it is a conservative movie. it is a patriotic, right down the middle american flag wrapped movie. how much does that heard it with liberal hollywood? >> i think that's it a little overstated. you've always seeing that clint eastwood's movies are not necessarily conservative, but appeal to an older environment, a large percentage -- an older voting block. i think the liberal hollywood idea the output of movies, the more independent trustee's movies, i think that's the case but when it comes to the voting block, they are a little bit more conservative than people give them credit for. the issue of this movie, what will hurt it, is that it is polarizing. particularly people that are liberal tend to not like this movie. i think that is not the best take on i

clint eastwood's movie more than all of the other nominated movies combined it won for soundedityingt's it. bradley cooper who played chris sniper, lost the best actor award to eddie redmayne before the awards his wife took the red carpet and took the time to express how -- what her husband would have thought. >> he would be very, very impressed for couples healing with this movie and opening a dialogue. something he would have been proud of. >> it wouldn't be the oscars without a little controversy. patricia arquette who won the best supporting actress for "boyhood" called for wage equality and equal rights for women, a speech that had meryl streep and jennifer lopez cheering from the audience. legends performed "glory" from the movie "selma" and lady gaga had a beautiful rendition of "the hills are alive" from the sound of music getting high prize a twitter all morning long. some people overall said it was a long and boring oscars. others said they simply could not get enough of hollywood's biggest night. jenna: will thank you very much. >> you bet. jon: told you earlier a bit abou

matt, which is more irresponsible, clint eastwood's approach to "american sniper" or rolling stone's story? >> we got that story wrong. >> larry: that's pretty 100. nick, as a sniper, do you think lee harvey oswalt did it? >> i don't think he was by himself. (applause) >> larry: there's no way i'm arguing with a sniper. would you go to a shooting range with a vet with ptsd? >> absolutely. (applause) would you come with me? >> larry: if you asked. okay. >> larry: sabrina, i think it's well known you're canadian and a lesbian. >> why are you outing me in front of all these people? >> larry: it's an epic combo platter. >> it really is. >> larry: imagine there are two terrorists. one is about to blow up a roomful of canadians and the other is about to blow up a roomful of lesbians -- >> whoo! >> larry: hold on! you're a sniper and you only have one bullet, which terrorist do you take out? >> oh, my goodness! >> larry: keep it 100. you know i'm still making money in canada, so i'm going to have to say i'm saving canada. >> larry: what? saving canada? >> i'm already married. >> larry: she

clint, thank you very much for being with us. tell you about your relationship with chris. >> just like with the relationship with all of the other men an opportunity to serve with, their families, you get to know them and get to know the people that created them like wayne and debbie kyle. and and you know we're called to do this thing chris was called to do. like on that relationship with great affection and great inspiration. >> yes. i mean just what was your reaction when you see what happened you look at the skill and intense training you go through as navy s.e.a.l.s. >> one of the things we do is just kind of get to go with whatever the mission is. the mission in that moment is just come around him and his family, and come alongside them and do what we do which is thank them forgiving us an opportunity to serve alongside such an amazing guy and love them through the next hours and days and months and years. after we all have to reconcile not having him with us anymore. once setting the battle rhythm on that, we think about

. >> clint eastwood's american sniper has already raked in six oscar nominations including best actor for bradley cooper and almost $300 million, making it the highest-grossing war film ever. it's chris kyle's story, the man known as the deadliest sniper in u.s. military history. over 160 confirmed kills. >> do you ever think that you might have seen things or done some things over there that you wished you hadn't? >> oh, that's not me, no. >> what's not you? >> i'm just protecting my guys. the thing that haunts me are all the guys that i couldn't save. >> and it is the story of what battles were fought by kyle and others after the war that may be deepening the film's impact. >> called snipers cowards. >> controversy has followed kyle. and some say the movie paints a largely rosie picture of america's invasion of iraq. >> don't pick it up. >> fuel to the fire came in the familiar form of michael moore who galvanized military supporters with this tweet "my uncle caught by sniper in world war ii ". was chris kyle a hero or coward? >> the very freedom that michael moore has is a gift giv

clint, we have surprising enemies out there.uspects at least in this case, but there they are, coming from the soviet union and all over the soviet union, nobody thought of them as particularly involved in what looked to be a mid-east conflict in an islamic state. >> we have the boston marathoners, when you look at their background. it's ripe breeding ground taking place. there are 90,000 tweets a day concerning isis, individuals talking back and forth. whatever latitude we give the nsa, how do you monitor 90,000 tweets between people talking about isis? you know, if we say 80% of them have nothing to do with active terrorism, that's still a lot of people talking back and forth on the internet and these three guys so brazen, even though jim cavanaugh and i would go up to the door and talk to them, they are so brazen or stupid or confident that they continued with their actions and we've seen in new york and other places what a lone wolf with an ax or rifle can do. part of the challenge is it doesn't have to be a large isis cell.

we caught one clint eastwood yesterday. us he's excited to be back here at pebble beach. >> i've been about staining from playing the last few years, because, you know, administrative duties, or actually a lack of play, lack of talent. any way, it's beautiful out here. going to be great. going to be a good tournament. >> reporter: and the pebble beach tournament is going to feature a whole host of actors, athletes, and musicians. that includes hue we louis, ray romana, andy gar sayy. they'll tee off in a little while. so will buster pose say, matt cane, also see former 49er alex smith who plays for the can arizona is city chiefs as we bring you back here to a live picture. i told you, pam, a gorgeous morning on the monta ray peninsula. we expect the celebrities will be out here son to work on their putting, something i probably need to do as well. and they're doing tee off about 8:00 this morning. >> it is -- >> reporter: going to be a lot of fun. i'm going keep practicing, you guys >> go ahead, man. >> hoping they don't bo

. >> clint eastwood's "american sniper" earned just one of the awards it was nominated for, but it is the unquestioned champ at the box office. $400 million. the highest grossing war film ever. it's chris kyle's story. the navy s.e.a.l. known as the deadliest sniper in u.s. history, at least 160 confirmed kills in over four tours in iraq. >> do you ever think you might have seen things, or done some things over there that you wish you hadn'ted? >> oh, that's not me, no. >> what's not you? >> i was just protecting my guys. the thing that haunts me are all the guys i couldn't save. >> and it is the story of what battles were fought by kyle and others after the war that may be deepening the film's impact. >> called snipers cowards. questions about the real-life sniper. >> hits the box office bull's-eye. >> controversy has followed the lionizing of kyle. critics questions a prodigious killer and say it paints a largely rosy picture of america's invasion of iraq. >> don't pick it up. >> fuel to the fire came in a familiar form of michael moore, who galvanized military supporters with this

any soldier has to go through. >> kroft: cooper gives much of the credit to director clint eastwood,ipate in every aspect of the production. and in cooper, eastwood sees a little bit of himself. >> clint eastwood: he's probably as professional of any actor his age i've ever met, and i never caught him acting. and that is a compliment. he's going to be a great director one of these days, when he gets tired of acting, which we hope is not too soon. >> kroft: bradley cooper just turned 40, so there are lots of things he plans to do, including eventually having a family, when he has the time and all the right things fall into place. he grew up in a tight irish- italian clan in philadelphia which he still considers home. we spent an afternoon there with his entourage, which consisted of his dog, charlotte, his cousin, colin compano, and his mother gloria. when "the elephant man" ends its run this saturday night, they'll have just enough time to get to l.a. for the oscars on sunday. so, you... you are going as his date? >> gloria: oh yeah. >> kroft: this is, like, the third year in a row.

. >> clint eastwood is a huge star here in france. he is drawing his weapon. american sniper has broken all of the records at the box office. what is so controversial about it? it is meant to be loosely based on the life of chris kyle. he earned the nickname america's most lethal sniper. was he a hero or just a trigger-happy soldier? that is where the controversy is coming from. it

clint eastwood. he was out walking in a restaurant, press ambushed him, trying to bait him.ng something negative. roll tape. >> they're right >> in nine seconds, clint eastwood mocked the press, got into his car drove away. how brilliant is that? smartest guy in hollywood. that is it for us tonight. please check out the factor web site different from o'reilly.com. name and town if you wish to opine. no flapdoodle when writing to the factor. please remember, the spin stops here, we're looking out for you. stops here cause we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonlt growing outrage as the u.s. abandons another embassy in the arab world. and this time american marines are forced to surrender their weapons and evacuate unarmed. and it comes on the same day that president obama asks congress to give him the power to launch a limited combat mission against isis. welcome to "the kelly file" on a busy night everyone. i'm megyn kelly. late last night the state department ordering all personnel in the u.s. embassy in yemen to pack up and get out. last month an iranian-bac

. >> clint eastwood's american sniper broke january box office records grossing over $320 million and scoring six oscar nominated including winning best picture. no, that was one of the nominations. that was one they were up for the mega hit was snubbed winning only one award for sound. chris kyle's heroism getting all of the publicity as routh's child brokeemployed out as an instant sequel to the movie. legal experts say it is impossible to know whether thern "american sniper" had a substantial effect on the verdict. >> brand new information will isis barbarians capturing christians in syria. 150 women and children abducted from their homes. we have breaking developments on this. >> no question they were targeted. local mal lish sawmilitias try to fied their own. they had over run the villages killing some and taking 150 prisoners. according to a state department they didn't discriminate but taking men women, children, the elderly and even breezes. >> the absence of leadership in the white house is leading for more and more christians to be persecuted and bee headed churches being bo

think about the howards ron howard -- . >> when you think of good movies it is clint's you will go to. >> bonnie, now that you started talking what did you make of his departure? >> i am just finding out now. you know me. i only watch fox. i don't think it should be samantha b and jason jones. they are a husband and wife team. husband and wives that work together are gross. i don't agree. samantha b could do it on her own. i know your name has been bantied about. it would be like the male porn stars that do it for the money. there is always a period of time where i had fallen into the weird world. >> i am not even gay. >> why is this so much fun? >> you know what is even worse, the money is terrible. >> why am i doing this? >> you gave the money to charity. >> charity is a woman who needs the money. >> joanne you are a mill -- millenial and i don't mean the pep ridge farm cookie. rut core audience even though it is 42. are you as distraught over this as the "washington post" editors believe? >> it is a new trend with mill 11 y'alls to get their news in nonnews-like ways. a lot of my f

. >> reporter: today's shootout had a tough act to follow with the 49ers and giants but clint eastwood back in the field. and anytime bill murray's here there's going to be a lot of laughs. >> i had no idea she had a scout uniform. >> reporter: bill murray is back and as popular as ever. what brings you back every year? >> it's just these interrogations. these 10,000 questions from the same people. >> reporter: clint eastwood and murray were captains this year and picked their six-man teams. ray romano was picked but he had other things on his mind. >> this week is valentine's day on saturday. so a lot of these people are going to be in trouble. but that's one of the benefits of being married for 27 years, this is my gift to mother. i'm going to try to make the cut so she couldn't have to see me on sunday either. >> reporter: huey lewis is a main stainstay mainstay, but his golf game is not up to par. >> i'm playing so bad, tiger woods could beat me right now. >> reporter: but huey and partner bill murray took the hole and bill tapped it in. >> reporter: it came off to a continueoff. c