connery maneuvers his suit to direct him toward the target.s a parachute he can deploy if he thinks he might miss, but below a hundred feet, it won't do any good. >> as i approached the box break, and getting to that point of sort of no return, where one has to make a commitment or not, i remember everything just settlin settling. >> connery crashes into the boxes and disappears in the pile for a few tense moments, the crowd is unsure if he's okay. then, he emerges without a scratch. connery sets the world railroad for the highest skydive without a parachute. videos from local news and spectators hit the internet within minutes and go viral. >> i wouldn't say my life has changed dramatically. i'm certainly being asked to do things that in the past i wouldn't have been asked to do. >> things like parachuting, dressed as the queen of england, into the opening ceremony of the 2012 summer games in london. >> i think everybody likes to test themselves every so often, and i'm no different. it's just that my testing maybe goes a little bit higher. >>

sims look like sean connery with a beard. it is really striking. he is going to coordinate with the british on a convoy system that is going to finally end the submarine menace. at one point, the british have six weeks of food because they import a lot of food. during the big summary campaign, one million -- submarine campaign, one million tons of shipping goes down. anyways, it takes is a wild to train up our army -- us a while to train up our army. kermit is already -- he gets sent to mesopotamia. both of them will get wounded in the war. the last one to go over was clinton. he was a flyer, from the time he was a little boy. he saw airplanes and he was wowed by them. he decided he wanted to be a flyer. he was mechanically minded. he could fix anything. he leaves harbor and he almost goes to canada because it looks like it is not going to work out. he had really bad eyes. a pack mule had rolled on him and he was not in good physical shape. he had memorized the eye chart. he finds out how backward we are. we have these old airplanes called curtis j

but you remember the scene in the beginning of that movie where sean connery chose the political officer. great scene. while a few are north korean have to kill that guy, you've got to kill two guys. if you're a division commander, regimental commander in north korea. you have a guy from the general political bureau looking over your shoulder and is the same rank as you are and he is reporting back to the party. another guy over your right shoulder belongs to the military security command, which is the military version of the state's department and he reports directly to the national defense commission. your three separate chains of command. how would the world could you have a coup without going on from core all the way down to battalion. it's very difficult. everybody in north korea is being watched so i would say it's unlikely. what about a palace coup? kim jong-un only has about 100 palaces literally in north korea. i would say again that is unlikely largely because again it's a dynastic regime. what would somebody else use as their power base? even a military general. how about civi

the first world war about a lord.h press imms looked like sean connery with a beard. really striking. e's going to coordinate with the british something called the onway system that is going to end this submarine menace. he one point they have six weeks supply of food because they import a lot of food. tonsonth, almost a million of shipping goes down. it will hurt the british after war. because the merchant marine, a lot of it is destroyed, decimated. it takes us a while to army, a new draft army which we raise. few, 25,000 mena he gets mmediately and out to mesopotamia. but ted, junior, and archie will the forces. both of them will get wounded in war. and the last one to go over is quinton when he was a flier. from the time he was a little boy, with his mother in france the e saw in the air airplanes and he was wowed by this. a decided he wanted to be flier. he was mechanically minded. he could fix anything. he leaves harvard. corps.s into the air he goes to canada. he had really bad eyes like his fallen, a pack mule had rolled on him in an rizona expedition a couple

totally honest, who doesn't -- if you look like me you sure as heck would like to look like sean co connery, right? the fact that it's an influencing ant important part, and when you look at the movie james bond is patriotic. so if you pull back, cia and its practitioners actually benefit from it. pretty 76thed, at the end of the day, they know whul hollywood-ize -- when you hollywood-ize something its blown out of proportion and they can deal with it so i'm not so critical. >> the book has certainly a lot today. in fact you trained with aldridge aimes, one of the biggest spies in cia history, and you talk about edward snowden in interesting terms in an article you wrote rently in politico, so it's a lot of fascinating things we brought up. thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me antonio. >> d day, once hear the story of the men of the big red one. >>> it's rumored that walmart is >> today on the stream. the superstars. >> i love the underdog role, it's us against the world. we have this fight and this pride to play for the country. >> pushing for success. >> we've gone so far forw

sean connery, the girls, the gadgets.nes with the blue mediterranean behind you, the financial crisis seems a million miles away. >> it's important to be in touch with your inner chuck. >> bring it on. >> from "worldwide exchange," good-bye. >> i've got to say, i have been some nice places over the last 20 years. rio was right up there as was monaco and everything else. >> what's your secret? you haven't changed. >> you know, it's moisturize, cleanse. you know the routine. you know the routine. i don't know how much longer we have left on the program. it's been -- i'll just say this. it's been quite a ride over 19 1/2 years in the same building i don't quite know how i've managed to stay so long here. it's mainly because i've worked with an amazing bunch of people, julia, in that time from producers to managers and to put a television show together, the one thing i love about this business, it is a credibly flat business, whether you're the person cutting tape, the director pushing buttons or the vision mixer, everybody h