for the spares dash before the first reporter martha raddatz and playboy enterprises founder hugh hefner. this is just over one hour. >> good evening, fellow champions of the first amendment, and welcome to the newseum second annual free expression awards dinner. we are honored to have you join us tonight to celebrate six men and women whose lives and work has been the embodiment of free expression. now, standard speaker protocol calls for me to make a joke at this point. to relax the room, bring us together, and let me move on to more serious subjects. david bradley, a wonderful supporter who's here tonight is a genius at this. the problem is, i don't know any jokes about the first amendment, less aye all george carlin on you. [laughing] and where to keep this dinner pg. so i did what a modern person would do. i googled. me, i asked alexa. me, i asked siri. about jokes about the first amendment, not much luck there. not due to the technology of course. there are many stories about someone making a joke of the first amendment, and countless stories about whether the first amendment does

the founder of playboy hugh hefner will turn 81. a story about how he built his empair changing the way world looks at sex. >> i don't want to follow twrends. i want to create them. >> matt weeland playing hue. >> this is 70s hef. yeah. see from the sweet flairs. my sideburns. i got them on. >> don't forget the trademark pipe. >> keep puffing. hopefully it will stay lit. >> it's far dramaization, part documentary. >> the little magazine up started with a couple of friends was suddenly outgrowing mine kitchen table. >> kevin learned about hef's humble beginnings. >> i started the magazine on no money, 600 borrowed dollars, total investment of $8,000 on my kitchen table in chicago. >> that's interesting. >> their mom was hue's second wife. kimberly conrad. >> life was different for me, i think, compared to most. specifically just growing up at the mansion, amazing mecca for parties. >> and parties were epic, hollywood's hottest ticket. this party for anna nicole smith was when cooper was around two years old. >> for me, it was a place

it profiles the life of hugh hefner. called american playboy, the hugh hefner story. separated into ten one- hour episodes. from how he built the empire to his addiction to amphetamines and as a father to his first set of children. his youngest sons. >> the brand is responsible for kick starting the sexual revolution in many ways that really took hold of the country as well as much of the world. >> playboy made headlines when announced starting in march of 2016 the magazine would stop showing full nudity. they said it was a mistake and reverted back earlier thissaer. >> i felt it was a real contradiction of the company's values and what the company fought to do, which, again, was normalize sex in society and not look at it as something as a negative. >> hugh hefner turns 91 on monday. the family is proud that he supported same-sex marriage. it combines historical footage with recreated scenes. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2 the nine, it looks like dallas quarterback tony romo is hanging up his jersey. up next, the new gig for the qb. in the middle of a storm dest

. >>> hugh hefner's son gives e.t.r of the playboy mansion. >>> richard gere with his 34-year-old girlfriend. how the 67 actor is getting better with age. >> i feel like i have more energy. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> last year's champion -- >> won again. >> persil original beat every single detergent tested. (laughs) come on! dogs just won't quit. neither does frontline gold. its triple action formula is relentless at killing fleas and ticks for a full 30 days. good boy. go for the gold. >>> i feel like a drowning man trying to wave an ocean -- >> i'm a good swimmer. >> don't forget that. >> let's talk about richard gere for a second. he has a new movie, the big premiere was this week. he's even more handsome than when he swept julia roberts off her feet twice. >> who's your date tonight? >> you apparently. i've spent the whole evening with you. >> so not complaining. >> skat 67 years young, richard has that silver fox charm. how is he getting better with age? >> i haven't eaten meet really since i was 27

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cooper hefner is joining us live to tell us. sue?nteresting story there. >> i can't wait to hear the rest of that story. >>> we have got national vitamin c day, today, and without the sunshine a nice little orange will be a healthy start to the day. phillies won yesterday but don't forget that umbrella because more showers are moving in the area and we have quite a few cloud around. 61 degrees with 8-mile an hour breezes out of the south/ southwest and temperatures are mostly in the 50's and 60's as we get started this morning. there is rain heading ourt to e. more showers in the weather future but more sunshine too we will get up to 75 degrees today with some pop up thunderstorms, pop, pop this afternoon, bob kelly. >> how about another pop tart in the toaster, we have delays at philly international. check with the airline, one hour, 45 minute delays coming out of laguardia, that will have a domino effect on air travel through the rest of the day, septa got delays, disabled train on the norristown line, delays on the paoli fox chase

pointing feeders and lay down arms in beachside could put aside the resentment built up after he hefner per inch we can talk about we also should not lose the two were together in. so the option to new team team --- 15 with the bipartisan support remain some of the table right now. . . in good faith and try to find a way out, he will find an open door and an open mind.void and maybe we can forgive an outcome does senator from either

pointing feeders and lay down arms in beachside could put aside the resentment built up after he hefner per inch we can talk about we also should not lose the two were together in. so the option to new team team --- 15 with the bipartisan support remain some of the table right now. . . in good faith and try to find a way out, he will find an open door and an open mind.void and maybe we can forgive an outcome does senator from either side wants to see. i yield the floor. >>> and so here was a yellow pack where he writes down in the midst of the october, 1968, we are going to monkey wrench the peace initiative. this is something that had always been rumored and bits and pieces had come out over the years that nixon denied at the time and denied it to david frost and his biographers and said he never played a role in doing this. longtime journalist and author of the book on mr. richard nixon's political career and his downfall as president. >> the way their team was assembled, they were a former intelligence agents that were supervised by young men on the staff but wanted to be the castt t

you know, the legend that is hugh hefner just turned 91 years old last weekend.the playboy founder's life as the head of an empire. >> i don't want to follow trends. i want to create them. >> playing hef in the early years, actor matt whelan. >> this is '70s hef as you can see from these sweet flares and beautiful silk shirt. >> and don't forget the trademark pipe. >> keep puffing. yeah, before they say action. hopefully it will stay lit for a little bit. >> the series is part dramatization, part documentary. >> the little magazine i had started with a couple of friends was suddenly outgrowingmy kitchen table. >> kevin learned first hand about hef's humble beginning in a visit to the mansion in 2010. >> i started the magazine on no money. 600 borrowed dollars, total investment of $8,000 on my kitchen table in chicago. >> that's a lot of money. >> appearing in american playboy is hugh's son cooper who actually grew up in the playboy mansion. their mom was hugh's second wife, kimberly conrad. >> life was very different for me compared to most. specifically just gro

cooper hefner. and steven david and focused on not just what typically is on the forefront of conversation, which is sexuality and the nudity, but really the civil rights activism and lgbtq activism in the early days of the company. >> and so many people talk about, you know, the joke is -- i read it for the articles, but the fact is that "playboy," besides the photography, really did some groundbreaking journalism, too. and your dad really kind of spirited that. >> yeah. i mean, again, when one takes a step back and thinks about the brand philosophy, the idea was that the company and him would challenge the sexual values but also say, look, this is not something we should consider dirty or taboo. and it is really something that should be, you know, paired next to a sophisticated lifestyle and really quality content. and that was mind-blowing for the time. >> so last year you took over your father's role as "playboy's" chief creative officer. what now? you have the baton now. >> i con sum media and

the effect to empower men that objectify women if you don't believe we offer a quotation from hugh hefner in the interview with "esquire" he said women are the major beneficiary of the sexual revolution that is where feminism should have been all along unfortunately there is that prohibitionist element it is the antidote to puritanism outlying birth control so i started the court cases to challenge that the same time i hope those lower court cases i was a feminist before there was such a thing that is part of the history berger now we live out those logical extremes that all perceptible differences between the sexes are arbitrary and socialized we're on the final frontier or as pled in a recent article the ultimate goal is to demolish the entire heterosexual of the world this is the real struggle in my book i conclude either with society on the one hand is trying so hard to institute it is recognizing sexual differences today more than ever for. scientists and doctors and researchers are realizing only the tip of the iceberg how unimportant sex is pharmaceutical companies have learned to

i offer a quote from one man, an early self professed feminist, hugh hefner, he said the sexual revolution permitted women to be natural sexual beings as men are. that is where feminist should have been all along. play boy is the antidote to puritans. i helped sponsor the lower court cases that eventually led to row v wade. i was a feminist before there was even such a thing as f feminism. now we are living saying our biological sex was a random accident and the reproductive differences are arbitrary and socialized. as the author of the forthcoming book, burn down the binary, put in a recent article, the ultimate goal of the gender identity movement is to demolish the gender structure of the world. is this possible? in the book, i point to the pact that even a society is trying to deny sexual reality and institute wide forced androgynus behavior but it is recognizing sexual difference perhaps more than every before. in the field of medicine, scientists, doctors and researchers are realizing they have only hit the tip of the iceberg when it comes to undering how important sex is to good med

. >>> if you ever wanted to live like a playboy, mogul hugh hefner making his life, remember the originaloy mansion in chicago. whole magazine started in you can live there. they have converted it now into seven condominiums, and obviously they will be pricey. they are 3.4 million-dollar. this is hugh's life and is there obviously all those girls and all that kind of thing. it has a bunny hut where the dorms, women used to live, the bunnies and screening room and all that kind of stuff but they didn't get rid of the pool. >> playmates not included. >>> 3.7 million. >>> beyonce celebrating easter in a big way with family in los angeles. >> take a lot picture of her mom, tina giving fans a peak behind the scenes there at festivities. they look so lovely. these are snap chat photos they have put out. this is one with kelly rowland and beyonce and mom all together. just one of the several pictures from their celebrations. they also had... oh, lord okay they had a fun time at beverly hills hotel. okay. >>> kim kardashian, also, throwing lavish easter celebrations, it seems like they throw thes

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state representatives goodin, flynn and hefner.y judge wolf, van sant county judge, police chief ellison, fire chief sanford. fire captain horton. as well as some folks i didn't get down who we have from henderson county, but i know they're represented here today as well as the folks out in the field working. very importantly, we want to recognize the tremendous first responders who spent a long night last night and all day today who have been working tirelessly to help people who are in need. as well as countless volunteers who have helped people respond to this challenge. also, there are more than 300 people who are state employees who are working on this tragedy. employees who work in various state departments helping to respond. a leader of which is nin kid, who heads up the texas department of emergency management. as we gather today there are certain usual gent priorities that we are -- urgent priorities that we are focused on. the first is to look after the lives of those affect by this. that includes first and foremost doin

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for the spares dash before the first reporter martha raddatz and playboy enterprises founder hugh hefner. this is just over one hour. >> good evening, fellow champions of the first amendment, and welcome to the newseum second annual free expression awards dinner. we are honored to have you join us tonight to celebrate six men and women whose lives and work has been the embodiment of free expression. now, standard speaker protocol calls for me to make a joke at this point.

. >>> plus, hugh hefner's son talks about a new documentary starring the world's most well known playboyood morning, san jose, international. nice day to fly. levi's stadium in the background. nice day to catch a baseball game at the coliseum. last night the a's won their home opener. what a performance by chris davis. knocking two big boys out of the park. he was three for four on the night. great start to the season for the