they're talking about james dean, a porn star. >> he's the ryan gosling of porn. >> the porn industry, by some estimates, a $13 billion business, has now targeted and reached a new demographic -- teenage girls. evidence of that, dean has become something of an internet sensation. fans much younger than 18. a fact that many parents might find disturbing. >> reporter: you have this massive following of young women, many of them teenagers. what do you say to that? >> there's an underage fan that is viewing a scene that i am in, they're doing it because they're curious, horny, whatever it is, they're sexual enough that it is something that they desire, that they crave, that they want. it's not necessarily a bad thing. >> reporter: their parents might not think so. >> why? everyone has sex. if your daughter is 15 or 18, and at some point, she's going to have sex with somebody. >> reporter: james dean is porn's guy next door. so normal he kind of looks like he doesn't belong in a world where macho is king and bigger is best. and these days, dean's world is expanding. this porn star who has

[laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing to the time. >> let's talk now about one of the frontiers that you broke down. you're one of the first to do. you went into the streets of paris but not to the streets that we know that are in front of the palace but the streets with a very mixed community. in those days, even more so. and that inspired you to do collections. this was in a way breaking a parisian code, wasn't it? instead of pretending these immigrants were not there, you're actually inspi

. >> yes, so wonderful, and such a great man, and he has got stories about james dean, and he was the coolest. whether it was the acting part or the whole experience, being on the set. i had a guardian there, but it was being part of this family for six weeks and getting to do something that i love and being so rewarded by that. so i talked to my mom, and we agreed that that was the best way to go, but that was really where my heart lay, and was a better life, too. it is hard to say that acting is the more practical choice, but -- tavis: what did you take from -- i am thinking about the discipline it takes to be a great ballet dancer. what did you take from ballet that helped you in your acting? >> i just grew up working really hard. i grew up being self motivated, you know, judging myself more than worrying about others judging me, and also, it is really kind of a hard life. it gives me so much perspective on acting. people say acting can be a tough life, and i am, come on? being a dancer, that is hard. it is a short career, and you are lucky if you do not get injured, and it is even

the self described icon of american culture with only one line left made of its homeland because james dean because you know we think of all the rock n rollers and now they're not really united states there's something incredibly wrong about most of levi's clothing is in fact still never see the fact that levi's jeans which are the symbol of american heroism or anti heroism are being outsourced. that they write the game of monopoly that makes capitalism a fun family activity has some pieces made in ireland the green and red houses the green houses make sense to outsiders to ireland and baseball rolling the official maker of major league baseball baseball has long had its iconic products made by coaster weakens on their homeland all this a painful truth to the american heart i don't know what america is anymore. i don't know where america is anymore i don't know why america is anymore but it doesn't and there according to the washington post three point two million dollars worth of american flags were imported from china in two thousand and ten the biggest irony is that the american flag is

the steve mcqueens and the clint eastwoods and james dean. they did cool things. now they are predictable and stupid. >> and sad. very sad. >> very sad. >> are they all trying to raise the bar on each other's ridiculousness and vicious, disgusting attacks? >> they are probably thinking, what can i do that would be so preposterous that i could be attacked by fox news next week and get all of this attention? a bring it on. >>> coming up, if you don't like big brother breathing down your neck, dana will tell you where you can move to. the freest states in america coming up on "the five." >>> it is a free country, well some of it is. george mason did a study on how many freedom americans have in each of the 50 states. if you are considering a move grab a pen. the freest state is north dakota. rounding out the top 5 south dakota, new hampshire and oklahoma. the least free, not surprisingly, new york, home state to michael bloomburg. runners up a california, new jersey, hawaii and yes, greg, hawaii is a state. >> not true. >> and rhode island. also not surprisingly free

i later found out his name is james dean, he's like the guy.ay-lewis of porn. so i was sort of psyched that he -- i felt this weird honor that i was played by like the great one. >> jimmy: i don't want to play one upsmanship here, but i am being played by the jerry lewis of porn. [ laughter ] that's very exciting. did he look like you? >> i mean, i don't know. >> jimmy: i meant his face, but -- [ laughter ] >> they say on the intraweb that he's hung like a bear. i don't know. i'm more of a baby cub. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a gummy bear, if you will. >> i'm hung like a gummy bear. >> jimmy: because i know dax shepherd, a friend of mine and yours, is somebody that people confuse you guys. >> people think i look like dax shepherd. i get so many people on the web -- the one i get the most, believe it or not, is the guy -- i don't know if a lot of people know who this is, but he's the guy who used to date anne hathaway who went to jail. >> jimmy: oh yeah, that guy. he looks like you? >> well, i didn't know, because i don't -- i don't know anne hathaw

i want to find james dean who was on the show before.nk the interactive mobile is a huge effort. people as a privacy attached to mobile quites. people are on the go. i think the largest driver is really in the mobile. liz: you talk about the regulation of this industry, and i've noticed there are many specific things here. just being here a single day, but if you could eliminate one regulation that would make it so much easier for you to do your job in a legal, obviously, fair and clean way, what would it be? >> it would be a regulation called the usc title 2257, and it is basically called the recordkeeping act. and what the recordkeeping act does every time a perform appears even naked, i have to keep track of every single place they've ever been on film. so when you have a girl that is here, you can go to a database, and i can find every web site, every ad, every magazine, it's incredibly cumbersome if you look at our cams and studio business, we have more than 40,000 models who have been across our platform. liz: why does the governme

eastern, james dean is a crossover pornography *.ng asked to be in a lot of movies on the regular side, not just pornography. the 3d effort here is one of the 3d covers that they put out. it is something they will believe will drive the future of this industry. back to you. i will see you in just an hour. dagen: i know what business that is he is selling. i will not give it away. that is terrific stuff. cannot wait for that. liz claman. connell: liz claman. much more throughout the day from california. the business covers with dennis kneale and cheryl casone. they are looking at the gambling business. they will be taking investment questions in this area. go to, send in questions via twitter. the app fox business account. you can do that right now, if you would like. dagen: samsung meantime debuting its newest smart phone, the samsung galaxy s4. connell: shibani joshi got a chance to take a look at it. we talked yesterday about whether or not this is an iphone killer. shibani: i think this can work. the geeks out there, thh phone gee

james dean. he is coming up at fox business 2:00 p.m. exclusive. lori: saving that for two?o, no, no. melissa: liz claman. thanks so much. lori: we'll be watching nonetheless. melissa: absolutely. lori: you can't win them all. after eight straight days of record closing highs the dow is pushing lower. the new record dow, the new record the dow may break if we close in the red today. melissa: 25 million people are eligible to purchase medical marijuana legally in the u.s. we're going to introduce you to a man that is profiting by making weed more acceptable. accessible? lori: stocks now as we do every stiff teen minutes. back to the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole petallides, the win streak is not only record you're keeping an eye on the dow today. >> so much to talk about the dow jones industrials and the market we're seeing so far. if the dow closes lower today, friday, it will be the first time the dow is down on a friday, this year, in 2013. every friday has been a happy one for the bulls. so today may be the first one of 2013 to have a down arrow. just talki

joining me now are james carville, democratic strategist, political consultant, and author of, "it's the middle class, stupid!" and howard dean, former vermont governor and former dnc chairman. james, i want to go to you first, sequestered as you are down there in a red state. how hard is it going to be for red state democrats to come out in support of any type of gun safety laws? >> it's going to be very hard, and the reason it's going to be very hard is the nra is going to do what it always does. they're going to send out letters lying about what happened. they're going to say they were against the second amendment, they want to take your guns away. they'll say everything else but that. but they'll send the letters two days, three days before the election and scare the wits out of everybody. and a lot of these politicians know that. and there's a lot of fear of that. and a lot of concern about that. there's not -- the truth is not going to come out. that's not what the letter's going to say when it hits. and all the campaign they're going to run will say, they want to take away your guns, they want registration so the feder

karen mikely, madelein coffin doll, barbara sabits, james sandoval, eileen [speaker not understood], jennifer warberg, dean a hilliard, kate robinson, pedro torres, dr. lisa everson, i think [speaker not understood] already spoke. michael smith wick, la more santiago, and charlie walker. >>> hi, i'm [speaker not understood], and i'm a physician at st. luke's hospital. also the chair of the department of obstetrics gynecology and resident of district 9. and i just want to speak to you today about 7 years ago i left what was a very nice practice at ucsf so that i could go to st. luke's and work. i did that primarily because it felt to me like working at st. luke's was the closest i could get to my young idealistic self-who many years ago previously decided to study medicine and that really what it has been for me, it's been really special. we have an amazing group of patients and doctors who are good and committed. ~ ironically less than a year after i started at st. luke's, it was announced the hospital was going to be closed. so, thankfully an awful lot has happened since that time and a lot has changed. s