tonight -- from "takers", hayden christensen. illusionist criss angel.c from ozzy osbourne. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's jimmy kimmel live and, now, for your information, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. and, well, most nights, really. who in our studio audience tonight is here on summer vacation? [ cheers and applause ] and how many of you are teenage runaways here to steal my bicycle? [ cheers and applause ] about half and half, i guess. president obama had a little vacation over the weekend, on the gulf coast of florida. the president and his family spent just over 24 hours in the gulf. some republicans are actually attacking him for not staying longer. they do have a point. president bush, for instance, used to vacation for weeks and weeks. obama is trying to help tourism on the gulf after the oil spill. he even jumped into the gulf to prove it was safe. unfortunately, he did a cannonball right on to a pelican. nothing goes right for this guy. this is him. you don't believe

today, hayden works as a security consultant and teaches at george mason university. he spoke at the recent black hat convention on technical security in las vegas. we caught up with him after his speech. general hayden, thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you, spencer. >> reporter: general, there is a debate going on in this country as to how serious the threat of a cyber attack is. some people say it's really serious and others say it's really not. where do you come down on it? >> i'm reluctant to use the word "war." i know some of my good friends whon this very use that phrase. here is how i would choose to describe it. we created this new domain, this new space called "cyber," and, frankly, it's lawless. there are no natural technical barriers up there to protect information . that's why all of us are kind of-- have to assume a personal responsibility for firewalls. i mean, when was the last time any of us have been asked to defend ourselves personally in any other space except cyberspace. >> reporter: but is there a serious threat and what is it? >> beca

and it was just a real pleasure to do the-- you know, tom hayden came to the set and gave a speech, and it was just great. i have to ask you: last night, you did a truncated version of your stand-up, 30 minutes. and you made a point, near the end of that, of saying, "you know, i'm concerned about what people think of me after 30." right. "after an hour, they tend to like me." this show is 30. what would people see in the next half hour? i don't know. i'm sure that there's people who would see this and find me to be off-putting and aggressive and spinning as much as i accuse other people of spinning. and clearly, i've got my prejudices and my biases. you know, that's the thing that bill o'reilly will never understand. you got your own biases that are built-in spin. and i wish to god he would have me on my show so i could say, "bill, you're doing it right now. you're spinning right now." [laughs] but i think that a lot of people just find me to be off-putting and aggressive. and then because we are a culture that-- we demand our women to be, um, attractive in a very mainstream way, that i

to attendees like michael hayden who is the director of the c.i.a. and the national security agency cyber war is not just a game. >> if you do something in the cyber domain, something happens in physical space. this is not just a video game . real things happen. so whatever you decide here, it's actually going to make a difference in physical space. sometimes those differences are questions of life and death. >> reporter: has that happened to your knowledge? >> i'm not at liberty to discuss. that's the best answer i can give you. >> reporter: but real instances of cyber attacks by one nation against another have been confirmed by intelligence experts not to tied to the government. russia launched a digital attack on estonia in 2007 swamping websites and incapacitating banks and media. the same year israel reported confusing syrian radar by hacking into computers prior to bombing an alleged nuclear facility. in 2008 paving the way for military action, russia attacked georgia's computer infrastructure crippling the country. and last year sensitive info

. >> tomorrow, on washington journal, general michael hayden discusses u.s. national security strategy. frank vargo talks about the need for changes in current export policy and we begin a week-long series examining energy issues with yvan beliveau. washington"journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> tomorrow, the center for american progress discusses the role of community health centers in job creation and economic development. live coverage tomorrow on c- span. >> we cannot go around suspecting and expecting double dealing and crockery. you cannot run a democracy like this. not with any kind of satisfaction. not with the absence of that base of honor and justice. >> what this candid interview with new jersey rep milicent smith renwick -- fenwick. was an inspiration for a doonesbury character and is part of a treasure trove of events online at the c-span video library. is washington, your way. >> the british house of commons is in summer recess until september 30 prime minister's questions returns wednesday september rate. tonight, we will show a sp

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eighty seven so has anything changed in the last twenty odd years and what's next for the i have jay hayden white is our guest on today's spotlight. home as to why thank you very much thank you very much for being with us on the show again just to remind viewers that we had mr wyatt here three years ago that nearly a thousand shares. was the way well first of all let's start with the news. at the latest scandalous news. involving journalist was this was this convoy the freedom carboy stop the by the israeli commandos well as far as we understand around one hundred people on the ships or whatever. detained by israelis were journalists what about them are you dealing with this issue what about their rights being of their as part of the convoy what are they doing their job properly and are you doing your job now to somehow somehow help them well first of all thanks again for for bringing back and it's a pleasure to be here look the the flotilla story was a big global news story and many media knew that it was going to be and as a result of that around one hundred journalists from i think fifte

first admiral hayden. then a news conference with robert gates. later, a debate with republican candidates for governor in georgia. >> i would tell you, based on a review under to tapes, hundreds of hours, that they are not conspirators. they're not sitting there saying, thinking about this or that playing. they really do not know what is going on. >> this week marks the anniversary of the 1974 resignation of richard nixon, and almost 40 years later watergate still resonates in the american memory. brary.the c-span lipar >> the former head of the cia on national security. he answered your questions for about 45 minutes on "washington journal." host: and general michael he did was the former cia director under the bush and administration from 2006 to 09. let me begin with "the washington times" -- the fbi is now keeping tabs on him. he has supposedly taken over as the new al qaeda chief. guest: he was the no. 3 chief of operations. that is the position in which there has been a series of successions because we have been able to take off the battlef

next week on the show, criss angel, justin long, juliette lewis, jerry o'connell, hayden christensen, osbourne and music from hey monday, five finger death punch and t.i. that's next week. our first guest tonight is a hollywood legend, responsible for six rockys, four rambos and at least one "stop! or my mom will shoot!" his new movie is called "the expendables." it's in theaters tomorrow. please say hello to sylvester stallone. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for coming. have you ever -- [ cheers and applause ] there you go. you're beloved. what can you do? what are you going to say? >> wow. thank you. >> jimmy: he's not rocky. he's sylvester stallone. >> rocky's good. don't mess up a good thing. i was on a roll until you started. >> jimmy: how is everything? how is everything -- >> everything is really great. just got back from europe, we did six premieres in six days, six countries, so -- >> jimmy: really? >> right now, i'm still in kiev. >> jimmy: what countries were you in? >> we were in russia, germany, england, france and spain. >> jimmy: and the russians accept you

because they were worried it would turn-out conservative tomorrow on "washington journal," general hayden, frank vargo, and yvan beliveau. ofll have a week-long series discussions on energy issues. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> next, "q&a" with documentary filmmaker greg barker. after that, john bercow. . .

. >> tomorrow on "washington journal," michael hayden discussants national security strategies. frank vargo talks about the need for changes in export policies. and we began a week-long series examining energy issues. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. tomorrow the center for american program hosts the discussion on the roles that community health centers play in job creation and economic development. live coverage tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, q&a with greg barker. then the british said house speaker talks about changes he would like to make. then the bank of england governor talks about the state of the british economy. >> coverage of politics, nonfiction books, and american history. it is all available to you on television, radio, online, and on social media networking sides. they are content any time after the c-span video library. bringing our resources to your community, it is washington your way. now available and more than 100 million homes, created

. >> what about getting romantically involved with hayden. any regrets there?ame. i knew that he wasn't being completely honest with me. >> i want you to know and hear from me that matt, izzo, elaine and myself are in an alliance. >> i don't regret that either. i think we had feelings for each other regardless. >> your boy from back home was watching, and he said, i hope she comes with a mop, because she has some cleaning up to do. what is your response tower boyfriend back home? >> you know, sometimes it's expect the unexpected. i've never cheated on a boyfriend. i've never done anything behind a boyfriend's back in my entire life. like i said, i'm a very honest person. i had to be honest with myself when i was in that house and i had feelings for somebody and i couldn't deny that. i thought about my boyfriend every single day, and i thought he probably hates me right now, but i couldn't help what i was feeling in the house. >> you played the game with dignity and that says a lot. >> thanks. >> we thank you for it. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> for more

michael hayden, the former cia director, is with us for the next 45 minutes. we will be right back. >> we cannot go around expecting double dealings, crockery. you cannot run a democracy like this. >> watch this candid 1982 interview with millicent stanwyck. she was an inspiration for a doonesbury character. part of a treasure trove of in the c-spanthevents library. finding of about the new books coming out this fall. >> how did this young girl, growing up in the 1950's become the secretary of state? he is a health-care expert, is politically savvy, and is telling us about a major event that got us to health care reform. this is an account of what it was like to be with her dead. >> a learn more about these and other books coming come this fall. for the latest in nonfiction authors and books, "book tv." host: and general michael he did was the former cia director under the bush and administration from 2006 to 2009. let me begin with "the washington times" -- the fbi is now keeping tabs on him. he has supposedly taken over as the new al qaeda chief. guest: he w