donald sutherland. >> he's such a great actor. >> is with us. oh, he's terrific.e was recently -- a lot of young people know him from "the hunger games." but he's been in hundreds of films. >> don't you love new generations thinking they discovered somebody? >> a lot of times when you are watching commercials you hear voices. there are -- >> and you know you know it but you can't sort of put the person with it. >> donald sutherland has done a lot of these commercials. anyway, let's take a listen to his. >> how sure are we that our juice, simply orange, has no added sugar, water or preservatives? tastes as fresh as biting into a juicy orange? if you don't agree that it does, we'll give you a package of our competition. >> i want an orange. >> that's not to be confused with anita bryant with orange juice. >> can i tell you something? it makes you want it. it made me want it. >> at first even though i knew it was donald i didn't put him with it until he said a certain word. then there's a certain inflection the way people -- >> let's play a game. sometimes you hear c

donald sutherland has done a lot of these commercials.a package of our competition. >> i want an orange. >> not to be aconfused with anita bryant. >> it makes you want it. it made me want it. >> i knew it was donald. i didn't put him with it until he said a certain word and then -- a certain inflection. the way people -- >> let's play a game. sometimes you hear commercials and you go, who is that? here's a nationwide commercial. >> in the nation, we don't do things halfway. >> julia roberts. julia roberts. >> you're right. >> did you guys hear me say it? >> i was waiting for a man's voice so i wasn't paying attention. >> next, american airlines. >> there's a change in the air. >> can't hear, you guys. >> things feel different. new. better. and tomorrow they'll be better still. inspired by our past, a dream that a future will be coming a new american. >> you didn't know anyway. you didn't know. >> i didn't, but i was waiting for the inflection that was -- >> john hamm. you wouldn't have known. but i don't watch "mad men." i don't know his

. >> donald sutherland is going to be with us. >> am ambush makeover for two lucky ladies. >> and we'lllittle lunch. jeff: baseball great, pete rose. does it ever get old hearing "legend," and -- >> i prefer living legend. jeff: tipping his hat and his legendary fall. >> i needed something extra, i wasn't playing. jeff: hitting a home run. >> don't try to keep up with an 11 year old and a 14 year old, it will kill you. jeff: hello, hello. [cheers and applause] jeff: all right, a little about me, i'm recently married. i work with my wife on the show and i'm learning how to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i am hosting a talk show because there is a

donald sutherland. let's go to john in chicago. >> caller: hi, you guys. love the show. huge fan.waters and frank zappa. >> that's true. >> but as far as artists go a lot of crappy environments create great artists just the act of escaping. i'm dead serious. sometimes the worst neighborhood, the most repressive horrible part -- would john waters -- >> he still lives there. >> i know because he needs the pressure to create. if he lived in san francisco it would be over. there are a dozen men walking around with pencil thin mustaches -- >> being vaguely creepy. >> yes. >> anyway john called in to talk about the irs. >> yeah i had heard senator ron johnson be a little bit more responsible than darrell issa in that he didn't say there was a direct connection between obama and the irs, he said it was obama's fault because he sets the tone. and i didn't know if he psychically controls the irs or what. >> yeah, sure. >> caller: but last night a guy on the rush limbaugh show a guy named doug was subbing for rush and he went as far as to spend hours saying of course obama directed the irs