danielle day-lewis' performance -- are you kidding me? >> he was pretending. it was a make believe pre end it show. >> that's when you get the awards. >> i would like to go on record saying if he would leak to stalk me i do not have a problem with that. >> i want to remind you that ted bundy was considered attractive. >> he was. some people have an infatuation with serial killer. >> you remember the marlon brando movie where he played a cranky veteran and he stayed in the hospital for six weeks and was awful. it is tear pable for the nurses not in on it. >> i think it is an excuse for people to beet the [bleep]. >> there is an old scene where he had to stay up for 72 hours. the greatest actor said i prepared by saying up and he was told why not try acting? >> put me in the game, coach, or i am going to sue you. she was not seeing play time on her club volleyball team. after they benched her and refuse to put her on another team. they were unhappy a child was not given an opportunity to play but the law did to the allow him to rule on a private organization. la

[laughter] so, i love the parties and the premiers and meeting daniel day-lewis, but yeah, i loved it. i thought it was perfect. it is a movie, not a history lesson. >> i thought the consulting was especially -- [laughter] -- very impressive. your name was into smaller letters i thought. [laughter] chair holzer: i thought so, too. john coski: it was interesting that it was recorded in richmond. chair holzer: government subsidies, which the confederates would have never dreamed about. [laughter] >> one of the things i really like about it was the portrayal of mary cobb i can. i think it was very impressive -- to me, sally fields is still the flying nun, so to speak. [laughter] but i felt that the depiction of her as someone wracked by greed, as opposed to just being a madwoman, was really wonderful. >> i think the great thing about the movie that it focused on politics. of all the things you could have done with abraham lincoln and the civil war that is also in the very capital where the confederate government was based , for those things were reenacted. but i thought it was a bold mov

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the best actor in the world -- daniel day lewis could not fake being that high. >> we get to meet thein the world when jason mortensen and his wife stop by the "today" show. >> how is it that you were videotaping that moment? >> he had been acting like that for about 20 minutes before i pulled out my phone. so i finally realized, i ned to get this on video. so he can see how he acts. >> jason, do you remember any of this as you watch it? >> no. and-surgeries previously, and i -- and i've had surgeries previously, and i guess i've been a weirdo during all of them. thank goodness she had the sense to pull out a camera this time. >> there have people who have questioned the authenticity of this. but we talked to your surgeon yesterday. he said while it's unusual, he said some people can have this reaction. what do you make of all the reaction, the skeptics out there? >> he genuinely didn't remember a thing about that when i showed him the video. >> this guy scored major brownie points with his wife and major brownie points with women all over the world. >> oh, my god. i hit the jackpot.

isn't denver day-lewis on the cover -- isn't daniel day-lewis on the cover of the book? would love to have him, but his royalties are too high. tom: you equate what we saw the 1860's, toward the civil war, to where we are now. how close are we to a lesser violent civil war? governor keating: i think there is a cultural divide, very dramatic, maybe generational. i think the reality of the marketplace is the united states and individual states are in real fiscal problem shape. the international situation is very untenable and very unstable. all of this remind me certainly historically of the challenges facing the country in a different era, 1860. tom: those challenges with the formation of the republic and party at the chicago convention how do your republicans reinvent the else in the next 580 days? governor keating: acting like adults and saying here are the five things that most america -- lets a martin van buren, i think that is absolutely correct. here are the 5, 3, 4 things i will do as president, and he did them. and i think whoever is the republican candidate favor