she is once again receiving acclaim thanks to her appearance on the hbo series, "enlightened." the show is in its second season. we are glad you joined us. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every daywe know that we are only halfwaywalmart committed $2 billion toas we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers likethank you. tavis: please welcome laura dern by on this program. the oscar nominees is enjoying great success on her series called "enlightened." here is a scene from "enlightened." >> where have you been for two days? >> i was in la. >> and? >> i do not want to talk to you about this kind of stuff. it would be great if you were happy for me, but it never works out that way. >> happy for what now? >> things are going to change for the better, so when the time is right. >> you have a new boyfriend or what? >> it is more than that. the bigger liar i dream about. be happy, mom. that is all i need from you. tavis: all right, then.

she's reportedly shooting a guest role on hbo's "eastbound d down" playing kenny powers illegitimate daughter. we can see that. i now you were at ashton kutcher's premiere of "jobs." . >> i had to ask him the big question about "two and a half men. they are sticking together. >> oh. see, this is what -- thank you, man. thank you for making the movie. >> jon supporting ashton on his big night. the former model making a solo stroll down the red carpet. no sign of girlfriend mila kunis. you are such a pro. do you channel being a model when you pose? >> no, i don't. i wonder why this photo will be different than the last one. and kind of wonder why i can't just take a selfie and post it. but it doesn't work like that. >> if he did take a selfie it would be on an iphone. playing steve jobs in his latest film "jobs." that poster i thought that was steve jobs. like that is so uncanny. what was the hardest thing about taking on this role? >> the hardest thing for me to do was to understand who the guy was and understand why he made the choices he made. >> ashton not forgetting about his day

you'll be able to see on hbo the whole story. >> host: well, mark, your most recent book. what is austrian economics? >> it's a free market school of economic that is a little bit different than the monitor chicago school, a little bit different from the school or the marx school. they are all school in economic. the vietnamese one come from the university of vienna, the original founder was carol who was a journalist who covered the stock market. this is why i have this connection with the economic. basically the economics is in the adam smith kind of school of economics. way to improve the model the system of natural lib i liberty. a firm belief in limited government, the balance budget. it's prosavings. very much in favor of sound money. the gold standard or something where inflation is controlled pretty critical of the federal reserve and easy money policy, deficit spending, all of the things that we're doing today would largely be opposed by the school. >> you talk about the gold standard here. what happened in 1971? >> in 1971, the so many dollars were printed up. yo

they're low single digit, but their appears on hbo are 30-plus-year margins. i think as they get leverage on this and congress charges more for it, they can move up to hbo style earnings. the dollars we see here can be $10 in the next decade. that's what people are buying today, and i think there's momentum behind it. >> everybody talks about survivor growth at netflix, but one of the big problems they have is people share subscriptions. do you think within this where they're making you make your own profile, do you think that's a move toward making people get their own subscription? >> if a couple people share a subscription, you end up conflicting and a couple get bumped out rather than the two or three they limit you to on the subscription. they got great subscriber growth, it's a service people love. i think over time they'll be able to charge more for it because it's under priced relative to hbo and stars. >> netflix had been just a distributor, simple distributor, but it actually distributed media, not goods. now it's creating its own products. i hear ya

my son has a film out at hbo made -- is coming out with next year college sing sing university. so you will be able to see on hbo that whole story. >> host: mark skousen, your most recent book, "a viennese waltz down wall street." what is austrian economics? >> guest: austrian economics is a free-market school of economics that is different then the chicago school, a little bit different than the keynesian school, the marxist school. his other schools in economics. the vietnamese one comes from the university of vienna. the original founder was carl manger, a journalist who covered the stock market. this is why i've got this connection with austrian economics. basically, austrian economics is in the adam smith kind of school of economics, a way to improve the adam smith model of the system of natural liberty, a firm belief in limited government, balanced budgets, the school is very proceedings, very much in favor of sound money, the gold standard or something where inflation is controlled, pretty critical of the federal reserve and easy money policies. deficit spending. all the

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[ cheers and applause ] "clear history" premieres august 10th at 9pm on hbo.. i didn't realize it was michael keaton until a good 40 minutes into the film, who else is in there? >> kate hudson. >> jimmy: kate hudson, very lovely. >> bill hader. >> jimmy: yes, he is very fun y >> eva mendes, danny mcbride. >> jimmy: how much can we say about the plot? i mean, is it okay to give something away? what the idea of the movie is? >> i can give the idea. i play a guy who makes a terrible business decision. and i have to sort of reinvent myself. >> jimmy: and you do reinvent yourself, and that is before you reinvented yourself, maybe the other way might have been a good way to go. >> yes, that was the original script. that i was going to be bald at the beginning and then reinvent myself with a wig. but i would have had to spend 80 or 90% of the movie with that wig on. >> jimmy: you took a very practical approach to this. >> yeah, nothing more uncomfortable than that wig and beard, oh, my god! >> jimmy: was it terrible? >> i'm so glad i don't have hair now, yeah, it was

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and i'm glad you handled reading through that conversation, because i know that is not hbo. >> i would love to read the real words, but this is family show. >> so what i can say is that it was definitely on record. >> uh-huh. >> we have had two senior editors from our organization who scrutinized every aspect of this story. and there is no question it was an on the record conversation. >> you know, i would expect for less, frankly, a reaction from the campaign and i would expect those reactions to be filled with profanity. the whole, exactly, which words you use and which words demeaning to women would be different, i don't think she has to go there. but i'm not surprised or bothered by that. and she seems to have handled it reasonably well, barbara morgan, the one who kind of went wild with you. she said she did this tweet. not my best day yesterday, should have known better, been better, and there is the picture of the dollar bill and the swearing jar. but it has got to be just madness at the weiner campaign, at the staff level, it seems. >> yeah, one of the things i think was really

including for me. >> but that's tv. >> it's not tv, it's hbo. >> matt, it's tv. >> i'm talking about, you know, wide release, major markets, cgi, you know, quality kill, movie. >> okay, okay. i didn't come here to do this. but-- i do have a movie coming out this weekend, actually. big summer movie called alysium. >> oh, i saw that trailer. that's a movie now. >> yeah, directed by the same guy that did district 9, neil blo m.c. am. >> oh, i love district 9. tell me about it. >> basically a movie set in the future. about a, you know, earth has become a third world planet and all of the rich people have moved off on to this orbital hab i at that time called alysium and we're all trying to get up there wince think we have a clip. do we need to set this up. >> no, no, just roll it. >> roll it, jimmy. >> hello? >> before we start i just would like to -- >> penal code 2219, 34 b. >> yes, exactly what i wanted to talk to you about. i believe there's been a misunderstanding. >> extension of parole by further 8 months. >> no, those, i request explain what happened. i just made a joke. and you k

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it debuts next monday exclusively on hbo. thank you so much for joining us.se who don't know marty glickman or don't understand his impact, talk about how impactful and why he was so important in sportscasting. >> marty glickman was a legend dare sportscaster for the new york area. if you grew up as any kind of sports fan in the latter part of the 20th century, he was part of the sound track of your life. what some people don't know about marty is as a sportscaster, he revolutionized basketball radio play by play. many of the expressions used today by some of these sportscasters were coined by marty glickman. the key, the lane, the mid-court stripe, his most famous one, swish. he gave a geography to the court. you didn't know where they were on the court. he gave a geography. smith dribbles up the right sideline, throws behind the back pass to the key and jones banks in a one-handed shot. as larry king so beautifully said in the film, he was television on radio. >> amazing. >> that 1936 olympics moment was huge in his life. he goes to germany and gets cut the

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why i feel like i'm in the middle of an hbo newsroom episode. >>> five things you need to know for your we are calling it our "weekly five." monday, president obama awards medal of honor for conspicuous gallantry to army staff sergeant ty carter who risked his life to get supplies to fellow soldiers in a deadly attack in afghanistan nearly four years ago. the names of all eight men who died that day are engraved on a steel band that carter wears on his wrist. >>> tuesday is the first day of school for students in newtown, connecticut. they won't be returning to sandy hook elementary, the scene of the shooting massacre. students will attend nearby chalk hill school while a new sandy hook school is built. >>> wednesday, presidents obama and carter will commemorate the 50th anniversary on the march on washington. >> thursday, megafest kicks off in dallas. touted as the largest inspirational family festival. more than 50,000 people including oprah winfrey are expected to attend the three-day event. >> on friday, downtown atlanta will be invaded by these guys, dragoncon is the largest pop cu

so you may say that the interest in these men is limited, but it's hbo and it's what is called the demo audience. >> and they're getting great rates for cable. breaking bad had huge rates. 5.9 million viewers, and it's super acclaimed. look at the current emmy nominations. boardwalk empire has an ambiguous guy as the lead. 10 emmy nominations, and success must have changed what's being put on television, that critical success. >> no question about it, and what we're seeing on a lot of these fictional shows, dramas or sitcoms or reality shows even is really reflecting a lot of the perceptions and the lenses that people are emphasizing for people in real life. martha stewart is often perceived as a woman who is too aggressive and not nice, and even the "b" word used to describe her. and that's totally a gender stereotype. if you had martha stewart as a man, she wouldn't be considered a good business person, and the lens through which people saw her would be completely different. >> bill, as i was growing up in my adult years there was a snobbery about television, and people wore a badge o

it premieres sunday, august 10th on hbo.me of the films she has been in. very funny stuff. >> i've got to let it sit for a a day or two. maybe i'll try to strip it down to white. >> my hair is blue! it's blue! i have blue hair! >> we are not -- [ cheers and applause ] >> show some respect. >> groupies sleep with rock stars because they want to be near someone famous. we're here because of the music. we are band-aids. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: please welcome kate hudson! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jay: great dress. >> thank you. >> jay: you always look fantastic. how have you been? >> great. good summer. >> jay: it's good to see you. i know you've been living in london for a while. >> we've been living in london. and i actually shot a movie in london. >> jay: okay. >> so it's been good to be home and there and shooting. >> jay: now summer in london is like winter in -- south dakota, isn't it, really? >> it's -- it's actually been a a good summer this year, yeah. no, it's been good. but usually it's like -- you know.

. >> hbo, showtime, fx, all passed until finally they came along. >> because so many shows were dyingwho cooks meth. >> it is an obvious topic. >> yeah, it is over done isn't it? >> the show is dark, but quirky, the props trailer on set, has memorabilia. there is the teddy bear that crashed into walt's pool. the axe wielded by a mexican drug lord in season two. inside a tool box on a low shelf, walt's newborn daughter. >> this is baby holly, aka, creepy baby is what we call her. >> and of course, plenty of money and drugs, including bags of blue meth. and what is this stuff actually? >> it is rock candy, cotton candy flavor. >> can i taste some? >> yeah, of course. >> you might get a little -- >> little buzz. >> in fact, what may be the most peculiar sign of the show's following, the real ones say they're cooking their own version of blue meth. >> a tribute to the show. >> my mom is very, very proud of me. >> the show has received plenty more mainstream recognition, three emmys for paul, for cranston, and two for his wife. >> all i can do is wait. >> wait for what? what are you waitin

if i'm a bible belter and don't like the stuff on hbo.etting less money in the long run. in the end, time warner could lose. it's great for xbox and netflix, but time warner may not sell a 3 # 00-channel package because consumers are more discretionary. neil: i wonder, although, time warner is lousy for service, my opinion, the xbox, who do i call? what do you think? who benefits in this various arrangement here? >> i don't know because i don't see how the consumer benefits all that much. you know, all this programming is just getting split and fragmented. you got apple tv. you got netflix. i have all these products. i can never find a movie i want because, you know, the movie rights go to one channel and not the other channel. neil: that's right. >> i'm often having to run out to redbox and putting my credit card in the box for a video because i can't find it on any of this stuff. it's set up so people can play games and watch programs and switch back and forth in rapid succession. what i want to know, neil, what game will people play wa

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. >> the film will be on hbo in july in the summer series which is great because they do a lot of marketing. we are selecting the open night. which is a thousand seat audience. it is the premier selection. it's at the film festival as it went to sundance and they voted it and it's a film we would like to bring home. we are doing as many film festivals as we can. we won the audience award and jury award in miami and doing as many speaking and community talk back events. the film i hope will become a gathering point for people to use and say this is what's happening in our jurisdiction. this shows the experience of just a few lawyers. there are many people struggling to do a great job across the country. >> what's your website? >> we'll be taking questions. now let's move to john rapping who is one of the individuals featured in the film. john, i remember when you first talked about starting a training center for public defenders, no one took you seriously. so what happened? you created it and you have been successfully training defenders. what motivated you to do that and how did it all come

it broke hbo's viewing records. >> right. >> john: the first night.s that the way it's going to be? >> that and netflix is doing stuff and google is going to do stuff so this whole -- the whole game is changing. and to survive, you have to be able to roll the punches, duck. >> john: yeah. >> adapt, be flexible or you're not going to make it. >> john: inside man, i believe is your highest grossing. >> biggest ever. >> john: $184 million worldwide. >> that's not including dvd and the rest of the stuff. >> john: four times the size of the film's publicity stated budget yet you couldn't get funding for a sequel. it is a great script. it is a really smart script. and what happened? is it just what we're look at? the new reality? >> well, i don't know what to say because one thing they do is they do sequels, especially with successful films. >> john: that's a terrific movie. >> i wanted to do it, denzel wanted to do it, clive owen wanted to do it, jodie wanted to do it. i've moved past "inside." right now, i'm about getting the money, getting to that goal f

i have my hbo comedy special, here i go again, dot, dot, dot. but you know what? pain in the ass. and now i'm gonna go watch the movie with people who think it's great. and i'm sorry i called you a pain in the ass. i'm angry, and i love you. - i love you too. - who likes threat level midnight? [cheers and applause] - okay, well, then who wants to watch the rest? [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] - michael, you have to get to that puck before halftime, or the whole stadium will explode. - i know. it's a good thing my trainer and mentor is here to cheer me on. - cherokee jack? michael, he died. [sad music] ♪ - this one's for you, cherokee jack. [cheers and applause] we filmed this during an actual scranton high school hockey game. they were trying to qualify for states. - shh. it's fine. it's great. - no, no, actually it was really screwed up, because they-- they were trying to qualify. they were disqualified. they had to forfeit the game. undefeated season-- that's why there were so many people there. [sad music] - why is your face gold? - why do you care? - i

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but that is not the way the cable systems negotiate their contracts with the content folks, hbo's, abc's, etc.. in effect he is saying that we need to lobby for consumer choice. that really big changes have cable is done today. changing as well. now if you want to watch say, shows and nbc, there are websites you can go to to download the shows. so, that is changing as well, where this whole area is morphing so much. i remember when i was a kid, there was a family in arkansas that had cable. >> you could not get any broadcast television out of little rock. nonetheless, those were the earliest ones. light years ahead of what they used to be. it is crazy and much of changes. will this be something that is that desirable for people five years from now? things are changing so rapidly. he has certainly earned the right to bring things like that up. >> you alluded to how quickly the video and communications game is changing. is that part of the explanation for why we have seen reluctance from congress to take on these larger technology focuses? things like rewrite of the 1996 telecommunications