of and just a reminder that my guests on the show today are dr dre the famous famous rapper and jimmy levine the world famous producer and founder of interscope records jimi i have read that you were the guy that first saw him and actually showed the tape to to dres as that trial what i did then take a lot of talent i just had to be frank i had a someone working for me and asked me in turn when i was in turn people help me you know and he said look i've got this tape of this white rapper that i heard was a video audio it was already on her yeah. i said he said can i say if you give me a cd i promise you only if it dry over the weekend and are a son of my son we're friends and i saw him that weekend while he was leaving his a.j. before i forget to take the cd with you and you call me on the way home in the car and they get this get out here on monday. and so and so you first heard it you didn't see the guy you didn't you know he was white i had no idea this was just love it when our early yes from the very beginning from the belly was a little like amateur stuff. i don't know if i was it was

jimmy keene. first, keene's story of strange redemption was featured in a "playboy" article and a book written by keene and hillel levinwrite about what jimmy went through, then things happened. >> keene's story refocused attention on larry hall. helped re-open cold cases and put pressure on his twin brother, gary. now gary stopped defending larry and started talking. >> larry, just like jimmy keene calls him, and he is. he's a baby killer. >> you think your brother is a baby killer. >> i don't have no doubt in my mind. >> do you think your brother killed more than jessica roach? >> yes. >> do you think your brother killed tricia reitler? >> yes. >> rayna riceon? michelle duey? >> yes. >> as gary started talking more openly, detectives approached him, asking for help. >> i went with the indianapolis detectives to try to get my brother to confess. he made me leave the room. he did, in fact, confess on tape to 15 serial murders. >> larry later retracted, again. and while he can't ever seem to stick to one story, he does, sometimes, seem to have regrets. >> i didn't want to keep living my life the way i was living it. i w

>> jimmy: so this movie, it's a comedy and it's about zombies and it's romantic, which is a weird combination. >> it's an odd blend. but it's very fresh and funny and heartwarming. and jonathan levine fun. >> jimmy: you don't say a whole lot in the movie because you're a zombie and they're not that chat tee. >> i groan occasionally. basically i didn't have any lines to learn. which is great. >> jimmy: how do you audition for something like that? do you just walk in and go mmm, and they go yeah, okay? >> it's a weird thing. i watched zombie films. i turned him and he was like scene one. turns out i don't really know this guy and i'm wallowing around in his house groanin ing. it was very strange. i think the saving grace for me, an ice cream shop went by. i paused and went ice cream! and that made everyone laugh. i think that clinched it for me. >> jimmy: very fortunate that. that ice cream man should get a cut. it seems like it would be kind of terrible to play a zombie for however long you shot the movie, because you have to be in zombie mode the whole time. >> yeah, i mean, i didn't go method. but, you know, hunched over, kind of shuffling around, walking very slowly. i also made

. >> he's done well in real estate, and co-wrote a book with author hillel levin, in with the devil, which tells jimmy'sg story of redemption. he said he's now working on several hollywood projects, most notably the movie version of his book, the academy-award winning producer of departed is interested and owns flem rights. and brad pitt, from springfield, missouri, helms is interested. >> i've talked with brad pitt and his people, and brad pitt loves the relationship that i had with my father. he loves the fact that this happened in his own hometown. >> but jimmy is especially proud, he said, that his book reenergized some cold case investigations, several targeting hall in indiana and wisconsin. at least one near a civil war reenactment site. investigators recently dug up locations where hall spent time over the years. and found articles of women's clothing, and a belt modified with wooden handles, all sent out for dna testing. but cold case detectives following fresh leads still haven't developed enough evidence to bring charges. >> the walls are closing in on him. there would be no cold case files o

levin plan is a good one. it doesn't require the parking filibuster that jimmy stewart made so famous. the main point. if 61 senators want to act they will act. they ought to lower the thres hold from 60 down to 55 . say a majority rules . 51 votes. we will bring up a bill. and it is the 51 percent should do it it is the latest. it is it a good or excellent job. i wonder your thoughts . and now the debt sealing. and cuts to popular program. and i wonder if you think it is. message was american people wanted status quo . and they expect it in goverping. but they don't want the status quo. they want comp -- compromise. you don't just hand over control. founding fathers wanted a stop gap to make sure minority retained its rights. we have a majority leader who will not let the bills hit the floor. >> brad brad. i don't think the founding fathers cob templating a filibuster. but let me finish. what they wanted was a senate where each state had two votes. it would be a counter weight to the house where the large states had the majority. they were not trying to achieve grid lock where you have a super majori

jimmy stewart in "mr. smith goes to washington" did. stand on the floor and make the case. however, that has been opposed by the group of carl levin john mccain. >> there are a lot of competing interests here, and some folks for the compromise where instead just some nominees could be blocked, but each senator could have unlimited abilities to filibuster a nominee. again, with the republicans in the minority, they don't want to see any erosion of their kind of de facto control of the chamber. >> jennifer: do you think new senators--we've got a closer margin than last time. we have 55 democratic senators. they need 60 to overcome the senator. elizabeth war len, did she sign on with the filibuster reform. >> we have a new class of senators and she has experience with the filibuster. some of the reforms she was involved in crafts were blocked. foreclosure mitigation was filibustered, credit card reforms were filibustered, so she has an unique perspective. >> jennifer: she's able to help get that through. how is the use the right wing use of the filibuster around gun safety. >> obama is entering his fifth year in the office. he has no