it's the story of a democratic congressman who jumps into the 1988 race after gary hart drops out. no movie has ever blended fiction and reality as much. (robert altman) we created a candidate and put him out on the road and so it says you're doing a documentary film following gary hart around; we were following mike murphy or jack tanner around. and we put a staff around him and we operated as if that's the way it was happening. no, i think it's going to be you and me in the final stretch if i can hang on that long. good luck see ya in november. (robert altman) we had a fictional character that we were passing off into a world of real people. where i seem to feel i get the best results is by finding what the arena is and then set up that event and let it happen. i'm trying to give the audice a sense that, "oh, this is really happening maybe." and i'm trying to just break that fourth wall out. so our techniques became the same way. our lighting reflected that. we didn't want any good movie lighting because you say, "well, how could they get that with hand-held videocams?" so sudden

to try should with china who gets up isolated massacre all right after leaving paris a professor gary hart got from in support of amber in the paragraph three a thanks very much for your perspective thanks for having me. will stay with us here on our t.v. we'll be back with headlines in just a moment.

some negotiations had to take place with gary hart before he secured the nomination. what are the lessons from '76 for the republicans and '84 for the democrats? >> win it as quickly as you can, steve. it's just -- there's no mystery to what governor romney wants to do. but this is with a nod to chairman steele, this is the house that chairman steele built when he was chairman of the party. and it is a new house that the republicans are dealing with for the first time. the issue of proportionality. certainly changes the way nomination battles play out. now democrats have long had proportionality. but as we saw in 2004, john kerry made a very early and significant run. had a lot of momentum and basically everybody else fell by the way side. in part because their money dried up. the difference you have this time is even a candidate who is losing isn't necessarily forced to the sidelines because of the role of the super pacs. they have the capacity, one person has the capacity, one rich person has the capacity to keep a campaign alive for a candidate who is otherwise los

i was almost fired when they were beaten by gary hart.they may conventional strategy. >> andrea: they are selling dog headbands. >> dana: i'm going to get one. >> eric: he can get re-elected. i'll open up the envelope and drop gasoline prices $1 immediately. on twitter they're going there is a picture of you. >> dana: there is something in there. it's like the golden ticket. >> bob: if you really got something, what about the people who can't afford the gas prices. do them a favor and bring it out now. >> eric: give them another spot. president obama, steven chu, get together and open it up for you. >> bob: be a good american and bring it out. >> dana: we're getting out of here. directly ahead, remember the story of the pilot locked out of his cockpit. then taken off a plane in handcuffs and it's all caught on tape. we have more of that when we come back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announc ] you plant. you mow. you grow. you dream. meet the new definition of durability: the john deere select series. with endless possibilities, what will you create? ♪ l

back your guy walter mondale in '84 talking about gary heart he said where's the -- gary hart he saidre is the beef line. i was a teenager and i remember to this day. isn't there a opportunity for governor romney perhaps if he were to go out there and really score some points? >> perhaps. i have to tell you the where's the beef was scripted. i remember lloyd bentsen and i was sitting there with i knew jack kennedy, i knew that was coming. the danger for romney is he does come across as scripted. when he goes off-the-cuff, he makes mistakes. if he is standing between santorum and gingrich, the danger for him is they are both going to be aiming the fingers in his direction. maybe he's got no choice at this point but to try to ignite the republican base. but, it is also a big risk, because that fire could engulf him. >> rick: i knew that line was scripted in my head now you have confirmed it for me all these years later. >> sorry. you were a teenager at least. >> rick: yes, susan estrich you can read her columns every wednesday and friday, thank you susan. >> arthel: what is the greatest

>>gary: who do you like now? >> i like kevin hart. ng for that new guy that will take all of our faces. >> i shaved my head because i knew my hair was leading the. car >>gary: you are a good- looking man if you do not mind me saying so. >> i used to be a male model. >>gary: how long ago? >> yesterday. sinbad >> >> thank god for salon. there are a lot of bugs that were not there before. >>gary: you are in oakland to my question >>mark: yes. >> i am in santa cruz on saturday. the national association of like suburbs, we gather every march. it is about 3000-4000 blacks are first. jeff: i got carbon monoxide poisoning in the marathon running behind the police car. if that is what it and i use the police cars anymore. i was faster than him and i used to run barefoot. costs >>gary: degree sinbad saturday night. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them