. >> david fincher directed. a remarkable experience. -- we played a lot of poker in the downtime and i took a lot of money off brad pitt. it was not a lot of money for brad, but for me it was. fincher was amazing to work for. i would work for him for nothing. if they called me up and said we in a movie and we are not going to pay you, i would say fine. i would do it for david. he brought out more from me as an actor. because you have to continually be creative. >> you also told me that instead of watching the grammys -- >> i went on the internet and they showed you, i would say fine. i would do it for david. he brought people coming to the grammys and i didn't know any of them. i said ok, well, i'm out of it, so i am not even going to watch. i didn't know any of the first 60, so i said oh boy. i am out of touch. i am like my mother now. meatloaf will be in planet hollywood in las vegas from february to april. it is supposed to be a 90 minute show. however -- >> i don't know how to do 90 minutes. until -- wenton until 9:26. it's improv.

. >> david fincher directed. a remarkable experience. a lot of poker in the downtime and i took a lot of money off brad pitt. so anyway, fincher was amazing to work for. i would work for him in a heartbeat for nothing. if they called me up and said we want you to be in a movie and we are not going to pay you, i would say fine. i would do it for nothing. working for david expanded my horizons as an actor. brought out more. so youoes so many takes, have to continually be creative. >> you told me that instead of watching the grammys -- went on the internet, they were showing people coming to the grammys. they had 60 pictures already. i didn't know any of them. i said ok, well, i'm out of it, so i am not even going to watch. later on they had taylor swift and madonna and different people. i would have known who they were. i didn't know any of the first 60, so i said oh boy. i am out of touch. i am like my mother now. >> meatloaf will be in planet hollywood in las vegas from february to april. it is supposed to be a 90-minute show. however --

steven fincher and his wife, more than $3.4 million.s the same steven fincher who quoted scripture to doe fend his vote to cut $40 billion from the food stamp program while protecting the subsidies to farmers. and who professes to believe this -- >> the role of citizens, of christians, of humanity, is to take care of each other. but not for washington to steal money from those in the country and give it to others in the country. >> okay. so the earlier version of the farm bill, the one that passed at the house which you don't expect a lot of good provision in that. that one contained a provision requiring disclosure of the crop insurance subsidies that are going to members of congress. but as the great steve ellis of taxpayers for common sense pointed out to "all in," something very strange happened when the house and senate versions of the farm bill were reconciled in conference committee. lawmakers quietly amended the bill to delete that requirement. that's right. hundreds of lawmakers just voted to keep the public from learning how m

everything is learned about fincher i learned from david packard.me close friends throughout his life. and he was my mentor. >> here we are once again later. you have made millions. you helped create billionaires. you created a multimillion dollar company. what is the responsibility of the company to the city of san francisco and to the people who live in the city of san francisco? >> i think we're talking about the leadership of the companies. i do not like the idea of companies giving money to political campaigns, even though it is legal. i do not like that. >> but what about policies? i am not talking about ceos giving millions of dollars away. i am talking about these companies, for example. what about these ones that offer free perks for employees? >> it is a competitive injury. -- industry. they also keep people working during their launch our. ot all sweetness and honeybees. when they say,ut i don't give too many sweet -- free things because i want them to spend their money or market street. >> that is fine. my partner has been deeply engaged

david fincher directed it. it a remarkable experience. we played a lot of poker in a down payment.a lot of money from brad pitt. it was amazing. i would work for him in a heartbeat for nothing. it they called and said david wants you to do this, i would say, fine. i would do it for nothing. myking for david expanded horizons then and after. he brought out more in me. david does so many takes. you have to continually be creative. you could do six or seven takes going one way. then he once you to turn it off and try other things. now, when i do something i don't get that many, i am frustrated. you are doing television, you might get 3, 4, or five takes. you have to decide what your choices are right there and say, this is my best choice. and sometimes it is not. what you have to stick to it. you've got to do it. you tell me that, instead of --ching the grammys football.ed pro the reason i did not turn on the grammys, and i was going to flip back and forth. some people were on that i really love. internet andto the went on usa today and they said, people coming to the grammys. and tha

david fincher ended up winning one. then the conversation tied to the golden globe. golden globe he cuts of her win. the big benefit short-term will be that the second season of the show will be debuting at about a month time. maybe they will watch it and get interested in watching the second season. they are looking to top how each original is doing in each season of the programming plan. >> a lot of people do not realize that house of cards was not the netflix original series first. ala hammer is coming back for third season. that show did not get rave reviews. a something it should not get a third season at all. >> we do not even know what any of the ratings are for any of the shows. netflix has the information and does not share it with us. it has found a certain audience. he was looking like the smartest guy in the room thinking about what netflix would be in that people would be watching on all their different devices. original shows become that much more important. i will tweet out that video for people who never saw it. you want smart people? stevie. that is

. >> with "house of cards" they threw the hammer down with david fincher and kevin spacey and robin wrightthere was a desire to make it if nothing else fancy. >> you are underestimating 50. >> he kind of lost that lyrical flow after the first album and i am not interested anymore. >> we will have to see. there are so many options out there and we will see they can get our attention. thank you all for joining us for this edition of "bloomberg west ." great to see you. ♪ >> welcome to "money moves" where we focus on alternative assets. i'm deirdre bolton. we show you what investors and entrepreneurs are doing, as well as what is going on in hedge funds, private equity, real estate, and more. today, google making a $3 billion bet on connectivity and securities. plus, a venture capitalist will a $1 billionruns fund-to-fund business. and we will tell you

stephen fincher.linking the economic libertarianism and the traditionalists values to reinforce one another in different ways but ultimately making the same sense of an argument. we argue that these contours still come from a reagan-style conservatism. starting and building with the idea that we have families and markets having a symbiotic relationship. the idea being that a good upbringing will lead to good workers, good workers will lead to the ability to raise a family, that family will lead to a good upbringing. at the same time we still recognize that government has a place at the margins. most of the time we want it to get out of the way from a reagan conservative-era stance. the power to tax and incur debt needs to be limited. obviously a discussion we have had recently. families should be left largely free to follow their dreams. ultimately, what we want from government is to protect security and liberty, including religious liberty, and not tell individual citizens what to do. again, the idea

. >> david fincher, who was the ranking republican on the senate environment committee, held last week, announcing today he is going to run for governor in louisiana in 2015. the senator saying that after much thought, prayer, and discussion with our children, i have decided to run for governor of louisiana. q said he would have the power to appoint a successor to serve out the final year of his term. announcing he will run for governor of louisiana in 2015. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell and his wife have been indicted on federal corruption charges. a spokesman for the justice department says the former governor and his wife were indicted today. the 14 count indictment includes conspiracy, wire fraud, and other charges. the federal investigation over showered -- overshadowed the final months in office, looking at the gifts he and his family received from a political donor. >> c-span. we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings, and conferences, and offering complete double to g

fincher for the purpose of introducing our next witness. >> thank you madam chairwoman. i appreciate the opportunity to introduce mr. daniel j. weickenand to the committee this morning. since 2010 mr. weickenand has served as president and chief executive officer of federal orion federal credit union in memphis, tennessee. orion is the largest credit union in west tennessee. i was pleased to host mr. weickenand at a credit union roundtable discussion back in november which included the qualified mortgage rule. today mr. weickenand is here representing the national association of federal credit unions. where he serves as a board member. madam chair it's a pleasure to have mr. weickenand appear on this panel today and i appreciate his taking the time to express views with qualified mortgage before the committee. thank you, and i yield back. >> thank you mr. weickenand you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning. chairman capito, ranking member meeks and member of the committee. my name is daniel weickenand. i serve as ceo of orion federal credit union in

it will be directed by david fincher. he stars as the husband.ot looking forward that that one. >>> finally very excited to their with you because you know i love cody, a "pop news" favorite voted top animal viral video of 2013. that's him. yes, that is really him. and now george, that is him. i won't hear it any other way but he has competition. i would like you all to meet the latest sensation. this guy, hears a siren and makes one of his own. one more time, big daddy. brokt dog noises ] >> thank you very much. my job is done there. >> that's real. that's real. >> cody is not real. >> thank you, lara. >> that's great. >> cody is real. >> whoo, whoo. >> let's move on to a debate. sparked by -- one of the former stars of "full house," candace cameron says she is a proud submissive wife and that's the word that is getting all kinds of attention. abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: actress candace cameron bure is probably best known for her role as dj tanner on "full house." >> can you write me a note to get me out of college? >> reporter: n

stephen fincher. linking the economic libertarianism and the traditionalists values to reinforce one another in different ways but ultimately making the same sense of an argument. we argue that these contours still come from a reagan-style conservatism. starting and building with the idea that we have families and markets having a symbiotic relationship. the idea being that a good upbringing will lead to good workers, good workers will lead to the ability to raise a family, that family will lead to a good upbringing. at the same time we still recognize that government has a place at the margins. most of the time we want it to get out of the way from a reagan conservative-era stance. the power to tax and incur debt needs to be limited. obviously a discussion we have had recently. families should be left largely free to follow their dreams. ultimately, what we want from government is to protect security and liberty, including religious liberty, and not tell individual citizens what to do. again, the ide

fincher for one minute. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome, mr. cordray. i read you are somewhat familiar with rural america. i too live in a small can a tennessee where we don't have roadside in the entire county. i spent my lifetime in embarcadero communities. you may not realize the manufactured housing plays a significant role in the lives of many folks who live in rural communities in my district and across the state. for many families, this may be the only home they can afford and that just starting out, sometimes rental properties are not abundant raw areas. starting this month will be harder for families to get a loan to buy manufactured homes. i am concerned for cfpb is cutting off access to credit for the 100 come home buyers due to do was implemented this month. i've introduced legislation h.r. 1779 as preserving access to correct this problem in its received bipartisan support with over 100 cosponsors and a companion bill in the senate. clearly this is a problem for a lot of members i am hopeful we can work this out before families across ameri

david fincher and kevin spacey. people traditionally involved with film are moving more into tv.aking bad become the biggest thing in american pop culture. i really feel like this is going to be the year who people who were traditionally involved with film are going to move into tv a chance to tell longer more broad are stories. >> netflix, amazon and hulu doing their own. we are out of time for this year. but we will have you back in 2015 to see if you were accurate: >> hold you accountable. >> inside hook.com. coming up on the show, did you know your toothpaste may be keeping you up at night? breaking down the surprising thing sabotaging your sleep and how to avoid them. stop sleeping with your toothpaste number one. >> o.j. begging the president from a problem to releasing terrorist lynn stuart should would he be releasing the terminally ill get out of jail free card? we will debate that coming up. ♪ everybody wants to go to heaven ♪ have a mansion above they cr clouds. [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who's coming. the carts keep everyone on the rig