. >> clint eastwood was found by jack in 1954 outside hollywood studios in california. asked for an autograph. jack believes that that signature was the very first autograph ever given to anybody by clint eastwood. he got james dean, elvis presley, and many more before they were big stars. ♪ >> was there anyone that was particularly nasty? >> many. i remember the story of katharine hepburn. she would never sign. she would always go, "no, never, never, never on the street." very determined and difficult. >> did he ever get her? >> he had to earn it, but she's right there. >> i see she doesn't look very pleased. jack's persistence pays off in a big way. he shares a taxi with rock hudson and takes this photo. he captures this image of a typically deadpan alfred hitchcock. this one of joe namath in 1969, the year he won the super bowl. and sharon tate before her shocking murder. in time, he even begins traveling the world in pursuit of celebrity signatures. throughout the 1960s, '70s, and '80s, he snaps up sports figures, bollywood stars, politicians, and one of his favorit

. >> stephen: are you also known for your impressions, al pa china vincent price, clint eastwood. >>eyer lloyd, herbert marshal, you know. >> stephen: you do james mason. >> do i do james, i did it in my audition. >> stephen: i actually vey james maseson. very few people have a james masson. mine is. >> stephen: we do have fun, don't we, and i will buy you a new dress an we'll have a party and no more boys. >> that's the one. >> stephen: thank you. (applause). >> stephen: i'm going to shoot you. >> yeah, when he's painting her toe nails. >> stephen: no new boys. >> that's so funny. i did him in my audition t was him with an expired gift certificate for a dozen donuts. >> stephen: do you mind. >> i would like to buy a dozen donuts with this gift certificate. and i would also like your biggest bottle of ksh-- . i see. how much are the donuts without the gift certificate. i see. that was it. so many levels of sadness, no acting classes. >> stephen: you are tell maying no acting classes. >> no acting classes,. >> stephen: we will take a little break but don't go away, we'll be right back

kind of like clint eastwood as dirty harry. you remember "go ahead, make my day." maybe that's exactly what he wants. why? because with the knowledge that the democrats can't muster the 20 republican votes needed in the senate for conviction, he knows he's working with a net. the house will impeach, but the senate won't convict. instead like the mueller probe, rali ing raling rallying around a verdict. do you think that's too strategic for trump? maybe he's just annoyed by the accusations, that's why he walked into the rose garden midday on wednesday and blasted both pelosi and chuck schumer. aaron blake from "the washington post" proposed a third possibility. quote, perhaps this is a bit of a reverse psychologist. maybe trump is indeed legitimately worried about how all this might turn out but he wants democrats to think he's goading them into impeachment. if he makes it seem like he's really concerned about it and does all kinds of things it will make them believe they are walking into a trap, a trap it bears noting that they were already worried was a trap. i ca

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i mean, for one thing, usually when you see someone talkingo an empty chair, it's clint eastwood at thelican national convention. [ laughter ] remember that insane thing that happened before donald trump? an old man got up on national tv and yelled at an empty chair while everyone in the audience appl ded and said, "yeah, you give that chair --" that happened in 2012. but somew it took the emergence of donald trump for us all to go, "maybe republicans are weird." [ laughter ] democrats also want barr to turn mover the full unredactedller report and all the underlying evidence mueller collected. and barr has refused to do that as well. at a hearing on a contempt resolution today, republican congressman jim jordan asked th chairman oe committee, jerry nadler why he couldn't just wait to hear from mueller g himself beforeting the full report. and nadler had a simple answer. >> i would ask the chairman, mya undersnding is, mr. mueller's going to be here next week. why are we doing it? you're going to get to ask the guy who wrote the whole darn document. we're all going to get to ask him que

i think this is clint eastwood in "sudden impact," and he's saying to nancy pelosi, go ahead, make mye whole mueller investigation as having been a net win for him. in the end, he vanquishes his opponents. so rachael's reporting is great, it confirms something that i've suspected, which is, he would like this to be initiated, because he thinks he wins. he's going to work with a net provided by the republicans in the u.s. senate. she, meanwhile, is mindful of what he's really up to. so this is not a case of the two of them just not liking each other or being petulant, i think there's a lot more psychology being utilized by both sides. he wants to be impeached. she's not willing to give him that, but she needs to appease her base, who would like to have that fight. >> reverse psychology! aha! >> it's like reverse, reverse psychology. you're losing it, no, you're losing it! there's a lot going on here. >> there is a lot going on, but that's horrible! let's talk about the 2020 race on the democratic side. so pete buttigieg had some interesting comments. he's begun, rachael, talking more a

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