and did people notice you and see jane fonda going in to "deep throat"?ey were going in to "deep throat", they didn't look around. >> jimmy: lily tomlin and jane fonda is here. >> what i didn't like was linda lovelace played the lead and looked like an ex of my husband. so i didn't like the movie very much. >> jimmy: wow, that's something else. we're going to take a break and recover from always porno talk and be back with jane and lily after this. [cheers and applause] ♪ [coughing] ♪ ♪ [coughs] ♪ ♪ the unknown beyond the horizon. that was once our frontier. but today, a new frontier has risen. and this is the vehicle crafted to conquer it. introducing the first-of-its-kind lexus ux and ux f sport, also available in hybrid all-wheel drive. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. ♪ what'with coverage havinthroughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds from america's best internet provider to stream on all your devices. plus, with xfinity mobile included, you can switch

. >> jane fonda, when she started to do her exercise videos, it actually kind of redeemed her. ation. there were lots of people, especially veterans, who wanted no part of jane fonda. and yet when you looked at her and you looked at how great-looking she was, you know, women said, especially housewives, i want to look like jane fonda, she looks great, i can relate to her. this happened right at a time when vcrs and videos started coming out. >> suddenly we have workout clothes. and women are out on the streets, not going to workout, but wearing a leotard, wearing leg warmers, wearing sneakers everywhere. and you think, what's going on? >> of course you had to have a leotard. you probably had some sort of tights. you might have even had a pair of briefs over it. you might have had a belt. you have leg warmers. there were even like, god help us, like the headbands. the cut of the leotard just kept getting higher and higher and higher up on the hip as women tried to adhere to a new, fitter ideal. >> what's interesting about exercise is it used to be for centuries that your clothes

motion picture that starred oprah winfrey and forest whitaker and cuba gooding junior among others jane fonda, and vanessa redgrave. it was a pretty special movie that came out 2013 that you can safely say it took america by storm. it was an amazing heartfelt story of a gentleman i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents. his name is eugene. he started in the white house with harry truman and went all the way up to president reagan. he had quite an epic life. >> thank you for your time. [inaudible conversations] . >> good evening everyone. thank you for joining us tonigh tonight. i am pleased to welcome you to this evening's event and presenting the new book invisible the organization which supports programs like history literature philosophy and other disciplines and for thepl

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age, but a lot of people are probably a lot younger than she is, we have confirmed this is not jane fonda. >> that is a 45 pound weight. >>she makes it look it weighs nothing. >> posted on the internet, they didn't say who it was, inspiring. checking it out for thursday night. >> and it's a hockey weekend. >> i'll try that. >> thanks for joining us. t. hey, where's the little leprechaun? oh, i think he's still getting dressed. no, on the box. this isn't our normal cereal. well, because this is the store brand, but (crunches) it's delicious. okay, guess what. i just got an offer to handle a case. good, because i think this cereal is mostly sawdust. it is great, it's just there's, um...slight complication. it's for closets, closets... i don't like where this is going. ...closets... don't say it. ...closets. (gasps) what did you think the last word might be? mitchell, you can't work for your father's rival. hey, wait. why does grandpa have a rival? oh, who knows? betrayal. because 30 years ago, your grandfather's business partner and best friend, earl chambers, stole his rolodex with all of

was backstage at the pga awards with emma stone, jane fonda and this "gilmore girls" reunion.n graham presented amy sherman-palladino with a norman lear achievement award. >> i don't know what my life would be without you. >> the biggest award went to "green book." octavia spencer was overcome with emotion. >> i'm so humbled by this. i'm very emotional. >> it's a great movie. >> it really is fantastic. okay. have you heard? there is a new "ghostbusters" coming. fans absolutely lost their minds after it was announced that a sequel reportedly with the original cast is in the works. >> but you know who's not excited? leslie jones. >> yeah. >> the star from the 2016 all female version let her feelings be known about the new movie. so insulting, we didn't count. so annoying. leslie didn't hold back in a tweet. she's angry over the ladies from her film being excluded from the just announced "ghostbusters" 3. >> they're brilliant stars and great comedians. >> so sweet. >> that's the original director praising the film. he's expected to appear in the 2020 sequel. we're hearing that th

. >>> later today, jane fonda and lily tomlin. when they get together, who knows what happens. ellen will losero co they play a game. uh-oh. butomething everyone loves you hate? >> mashed potatoes. i love them. i was wrong. i don'know why i said that. >> first thing that came to your mind. i can think of a couple things you would say. >> really? >> yeah. >> not mashed potatoes. >> fonda andr tomlin s in "grace and frankie." you can see "ellen" at nd3:00, then stay tuned for news 4 at 4:00. >>> a live look here for you as we continue to track improvements being made. you see the salt trucks out there on the roads this morning. that's going to be the norm around the region until we get past all of this ice. >> we need it, too. this is a live look from northern virginia where the roads look pretty clear. we'll say, because the schools were closed and the government was closed, thee crews m progress. ea an update nr the bottom of i'm jimmy dean and uh, i wish i could tell ya how i feel about a mornin' like this. and that includes a good hearty breakfast. you need somethin' to kinda

that starred, among others, oprah winfrey, forrest whitaker, cuba gooding jr., david, jane fanned fonda and vanessa red grave. a pretty special movie came out in 2013. i think you can safely say it sort of took america by storm. it was an mace ab amazing hart felt story of a gentleman i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents. his name was eugene allen, and he had quite a life. he started in the white house wore harry truman and went up to president reagan he had quite an epic life. >> host: author wil haygood, thank you for your time. ...

in comesohn wayne -- john wayne, jane fonda, and charlton heston. [laughter] kennedy: i told him i would leave. they did the hollywood thing, how good everyone looks. [laughter] chris: reagan had a distance. he was an old softy. they sat down and he said, what brings you to sacramento? they said, we are here about the arts commission. they said it was a state commission that gives funds for poets and playwrights and ists and artists. the legislature is cutting their budget. said, i am glad you told me that. i'm against that. they said we have for teaming but we need 18 million. the world's most unsuccessful lobbying commission begins to unfold before my eyes. saying, now if we start what is that art and not that are, that is not for the government to do. he said that is not a lot of money and he vetoed the whole thing. you may disagree with it or agree with it, he knew what he knew and believed what he believed. right., he was , and you are a great proponent as you should be of the first amendment. so many people think the first --ndment is as good

[cheers and applause] tomorrow, jane fonda and lily tomlin will be here, stefon james will join us, andc from sharon van etten. and on thursday - regina king, jon bernthal, and music from juanes. so please join us for that. our first guest is one of america's most beloved, talented and statuesque actors. he oversees the afterlife every thursday on "the good place" please welcome ted danson. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: really committed. i think you've really formed a bond with these guys. >> they're crazy about me. >> jimmy: it's good to have friends in the irs, it really is. how are you doing? >> really good. a little jet lag. >> jimmy: you had a long trip. you were in vietnam. >> and laos and cambodia. and it was amazing. >> jimmy: did you have a great trip? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i know it's dumb because it's been 40-something years, but when i think of vietnam i think of the war. i am sure they've moved past that, but i haven't. >> it's very poignant. i don't know if you've watched the ken burns. >> jimmy: documentary. >> it was a tragic time all around. and to meet a people that

next week, we have new shows with anne hathaway, ted danson, jane fonda and lily tomlin, regina king,lton underwood, abbi jacobson and ilana glazer, stephan james, jon bernthal, and we'll have music from jacob banks, mitchell tenpenny and sharon von etten. so please. >> jimmy: join us for that. you know our first guest as queen elizabeth ii on the very popular netflix series "the crown." you can see her in the movies too as janet armstrong, wife of neil in "first man," available digitally now and on blu-ray starting january 22nd. please welcome emmy- and golden globe-winner claire foy. ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: i like that dress. i like that dress. it's very, it's, how would you describe that? what's the style hear? >> it has a life of its own. >> jimmy: is that flapperesque? >> i think it's alive. >> jimmy: it's muppet-y in a way. >> yes. >> jimmy: do you know this baby shark song? >> yes. >> jimmy: you have a young daughter. how old is she? >> 3 and three quarters. >> jimmy: how do you escape this? >> i don't know. don't put it in my head. >> jimmy: do you have your daught

there were lots of people who wanted no part of jane fonda, they said i want to look like her. to her. this happened right at the time when the vcr and visdeos starte coming out. >> suddenly we have workout clothes. and women are out on the streets not going to workout but wearing only leg warmers, wearing sneakers everywhere. you think what's going on? >> of course, you had to have a leotard. you probably had some sort of tights. you might have even had a pair of briefs over it. you might have had a belt. you have leg warmers. there were even like, god help us, the headbands. the cut of the leotard just kept getting high er and higher and higher up on the hip as women tried to adhere to a new, fitter ideal. >> what's interesting about exercise is it used to be for centuries your clothes would create the shape. the corset would squeeze you into certain shapes. then as clothes showed off more of your body, you couldn't rely on the clothes to push the fat around. you had to do something to get rid of the fat. >> i consider us a team, tes. as such, we have a uniform. they noticed

and later this week, jane fonda and lily tomlin, regina king, stefan james and jon bernthal, with musicon van etten and juanes. so please join us for all of that. our first guest tonight is an oscar, emmy, and golden globe-winning actor, singer and catwoman. starting january 25th, she and matthew mcconaughey return from space for a new thriller called "serenity." please say hello to anne hathaway. [ applause ] ♪ >> hi! >> jimmy: i like this suit you have on here. >> thank you. i'm wearing it for all the people in your audience who like to watch through the kirakira app. >> jimmy: what does it do? >> it takes anything that sparkles and blows it up times a thousand. we were trying it backstage. >> jimmy: all right. i'll try it. i don't usually get into that kind of thing, but now i will. congratulations. by the way, you had your son since the last time i saw you. how old is he? >> he is going to be 3. 3 in march. >> jimmy: and what is his name? >> jonathan. >> jimmy: now that's not a fun baby celebrity name. do you at least spell it with a g or put a y in there somewhere? >> no, no, simpl

i will tell you this, oeason fi jane fonda and lilli tomlin's series is now streaming on netflix.e could have spent the whole day with them. we got some major laughs, though, whe we play this game. >> you guys love. >> i can tell alread >> here wego. it's called the best blank game ever. u never leave the house without? >> a bottle. >> adult diapers. >> what? in high school you were the -- >> baddest. >> you were bad? >> i was bad. >> badrl >> yeah. >> oh, you know what that meansw l, i wasn't kicked out. >> no, but you were a bad girl. you put out? >> no, that would have been a good girl. >> wait, anything -- this is interesting. a roll you turd down was? >> a roll you turned down. well, there's so many. what aboutyou, jane? >> what? >> rolet you turned down. >> ask what meryl has done and that's what she's turned down. >> shots fired. whoo knew they were hilarious together. i felt like they should take this act on th road. at one point we couldn't even hear what they were saying beouse we were cracking up hard. we'll have so much more with them tonight on. acce it got a little n

story because he had fun doing it, and, for me, the last film i did, i loved doing it with jane -- jane fondaind of a heavy lift. it was a very sad love story and kind of on the dark side, so i thought it would be nice to step up into something more upbeat and fun, so that's what this represents. >> especially for these times. >> especially for these times. these are dark times. >> so, did you actually think about that when you were doing this fairly fun film? >> i did. i thought we're just surrounded by darkness, and we can't escape it. you know, it's beyond our ability to deal with it. it's just there, and the only thing we can do is go against it a little bit. i thought this film did that. >> so it's also a love story in a way. i mean, you meet sissy spacek. she is the character. >> right. that was easy. [ both laugh ] >> and it is actually -- it's actually very moving to see the two of you have this relationship, and -- especially two people of a certain age, you know, finding this love late in life or this sympathie, this relationship. so there's a great clip, which we're gonna play, whe

. -- or even jane fonda. it has something to do with what was outside of the capabilities of the united states military. ability south vietnam's to identify -- let me restate that, because incredibly important. ,he way this american war ended the frustration that americans have something more to do with the inability of americans and their armed forces to achieve something that the president of the united states was asking him to do. at the end of the day this was a question about south vietnam's to develop a national identity in a time of war. perspectivemmense for us. this, to me is why vietnam continues to matter. are we dealing with crucial issues and questions about national identity right here in the united states today? are debates over immigration, guns, confederate monuments, taxes, health care, supreme court nominations. they are centered around the very basic question of who we are as americans. i would argue that the south vietnamese were asking very in the 1960'sons and 1970's. those questions si

i can remember seeing jane fonda and bob hayden and jerry rubin, some of the big protest names.ome of those names were a bit too radical for me but we were all opposed to the war. the very chilling moment was may 4, 1970 when four students were killed at kent state. i remember that day. remember it so clearly, it seemed like the country was at war with itself. the main comment i want to make was that when the veterans returned to this country, it was a disgrace how they were treated. in some cases they were spit on at the airports. i think these things happen because of what people saw, they saw the world to be. but the veterans who went, they did what they believed in, that thought they were doing the right thing. they followed orders. what happened in the war was never their fault. it was the fault of the politicians. like nixon, johnson and mcnamara. >> bill, thank you for sharing your situation. doug stanton, you have written quite a bit about the homecoming. what did you take from his comment? >> number one he has a great deal of empathy. which is not really the other side.

cuba gooding jr., david, jane fanned fonda and vanessa red grave. a pretty special movie came out in 2013. i think you can safely say it sort of took america by storm. it was an mace ab amazing hart felt story of a gentleman i tracked down who worked for eight american presidents. his name was eugene allen, and he had quite a life. he started in the white house wore harry truman and went up to president reagan he had quite an epic life. >> host: author wil haygood, thank you for your time. ... >> good evening. welcome to politics and prose. i just want to take a few notes. we ask you to silence your cell phones. you don't want to be the person his phone rings in the middle of the broadcast. with a life --dash make a line stretching towards the front of the store. and one last note. before. today's guest is the brighter timothy denevi his book "freak kingdom" just came out today. he creates the necessarily fast paced. he process or tapes the look of his political thought. please help me welcome timothy denevi. [applause]. speemac hi everyone. thank y

i said i found out everybody's still living in 1968 and you're either john wayne or jane fonda.'68 to '74 split the country the way it did and how it still explains today. >> that was a fracture across the board in terms of what's going on in politics. '68, you've got humphrey as the democratic nominee. you've got mccarthy on the left. you've got wallace as the independent. richard nixon at the time playing it down the middle. the country's divided over issues of civil rights, the vietnam war, feminism and gay rights. the country is really in a lot of ways coming apart in 1968. i'm not sure it's come back together since. >> i love how kevin brings up the fact that nixon actually was playing it down the middle. nixon was a moderate. people like my dad who loved nixon, they didn't really love nixon because of his policies. they loved nixon because he was a staunch anti-communist that fought against the east coast establishment, that fought against the liberal media, and, you know, he -- nixon was on my dad's side. and that's why my dad stayed with him until the tapes came out. how