i just saw this movie, bringing in a specific movie called "up in the air" with george clooney. it's interesting about what the unemployed have to go through. this is perfectly appropriate for our government to meet with industries that are producing jobs and feel that they have a threat in the event that you see business models come up which has the opportunity of ending that employment or reducing it significantly. i think they are dead wrong. i think they have the perfect opportunity to have their own immediating with all of the same people. and i expect they will. this is the attack. for quite frankly, it's the attack against the leading officers of the government. they are attacking the creditability of the vice president, the secretary of commerce, secretary of homeland security. i think it's dead wrong. >> but hollywood has had a pretty good year even in this recession right now. your box office receipts are unusually strong. it doesn't seem like people are not going to the movies. yourself has said in the past, it's unique to go to the theater and watch a movie with a gr

attracting lots of celebrity attention and having all sorts of people from everyone from j-lo to george clooney to the white house, and i found through this book that really this has been going on for a very long time. i have the first photograph in the book actually is of charlie chaplin from 1918 standing on pennsylvania avenue stomping for a world war i box, so if you start with charlie chaplin, first from starch and go all the way up and told oprah winfrey and obama you will find hollywood and washington have always been involved with one another in one way, shape or form. >> we are lucky to have a couple photographs of from the book and it looks like it crosses party lines, it goes republican and democrat, and we will start with richard nixon and sammy davis, jr.. >> absolutely. this is in the photograph with richard nixon as comical when you have a hollywood star standing next to richard nixon. he was never comfortable in front of the camera and so he had this sort of fascination of being surrounded by celebrities and this particular picture has its historic significance because sammy dav

attracting lots of celebrity attention and having all sorts of people from everyone from jlo to george clooney to the white house, and i found out through this book that, really, this has been going on for a very long time. i have the first photo in the book, actually, is of charlie chaplain from 1918 standing on pennsylvania avenue stumping for world war i moms. so if you start with charlie chaplain, our first film star, and go all the way up to oprah winfrey and obama, you'll find that hollywood and washington have always been involved with one another in some way, shape, or form. >> we're lucky enough to have a couple photos from the book right here, and this looks like it crosses party line. this goes republican and democrat, and we'll start with richard nixon and sammy davis jr. >> well, absolutely. any photo with richard nixon is comical when you have a hollywood star standing next to richard nixon. he was never really comfortable in front of the camera, and so he had this sort of fascination of being surrounded by celebrities. and this particular picture has got some historic significan