(paul fussell) to believe that john wayne is a heroic soldier and distinguished troop leader.andidates yelling) settle down now. i'm lieutenant frades. and today we're going to look at a subject that probably is not new to all of you. in one form or fashion you've been in trench warfare. you've seen movie warriors and their hard-charging leaders running up the hills, assaulting those beaches, and reducing those bunkers. now get that motivation up. we're going to look at some of those scenes now. you've probably seen these in the movies. (yelling)

>> oh i met john wayne and i met john wayne. he was my hero and i met him on the steps of the academy awards 1979. and i looked up to him because i watched all his movies with my grandpa. got to shake his hand and i remember he said ricky the critics never liked me but the people did. and i don't know why he said that to me, but he told me that. maybe it's because the critics never liked me and he was warning me. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> but the people did. >> is it true that michael jackson also gave you a bit of career advice? >> that is true. >> what? >> i'm dear friends with alfon so he was in "silver spoons" and "fresh prince" so he brought me backstage to meet michael i asked michael how do you stay inspired? sorry, i said how do you have longevity. i'm like 19 years old. how have you done it, michael. he said i've stayed inspired. and he said you must continually look for inspiration to last. >> wow. [cheers and applause] >> that's nice. now, tell us about the inspiration for your new project, "our wild hearts"

john: it's important to be objective. i couldn't agree more. for more i'm pleased to be joined by wayneen, and by brian moulton, legal director for the human rights campaign. gentlemen what a pleasure it is to have both of you here again. brian you were in court today. what happened? and why did paul clemens who was once one of george w. bush's solicitor again rals present the case instead of the current solicitor general? >> you saw the justices considering the constitutionality of doma in the full range of issues there which was tremendous to have in front of the court. paul clemens was there, because about two years ago the justice department determined that they couldn't continue to defend doma because it is unconstitutional. and so they sent letters over to the house and senate giving them the opportunity to step in and the house republican leadership decided to do that and decided to hire paul clement to defend the law in front of the supreme court. >> john: so president obama and attorney general holder don't want to defend this so they called up another solicitor general. >> rig

. >> i think we need john wayne for this one. i'd say john wayne and the panama canal. think you need somebody to say we got to get a lot bigger in our thinking. great having you on, john nichols and michael scherer of "time." >>> this party is not big enough for two of us. that's basically what cpac said. they said chris christie, the one republican who actually looked good last year who doesn't turn off voters in the rest of the country -- as i have said before, keep it up guys, you're doing a great job. >>> also tonight on "hardball," the pope and change. the catholic church needs to fix its problems. the celibate priesthood, is it working? the role of women? are they really getting a big enough role? and the issue of birth control. and, of course, the priest scandals. >>> as we've seen, no one has a solution to the sequester silliness, but everyone has their lines of attack ready just as we had them in previous crises. >> dealing with the white house is like dealing with a bowl of jell-o. >> i don't think they're kicking the can down the road. they're nudging the po

can be sensible, but they have been traumatized by their education that wanted to make them as a john wayne, you know? apparently. it was very sensitive in reality. you have to be sensitive anyway. but to look real mature like that. so i wanted to show the first collection i did. for me, it was evident. the male object. i always felt, not consulted because i do not consider myself as a woman, but i felt insulted for the woman to say, you know, there was that expression for the woman. [speaking foreign language] she had a lot to say, a very modern woman. i say, is that completely stupid? maybe she is beautiful. so i say that the men i show will be balanced. i do not say that is the only object, not at all. unless maybe. but i want to show that community and men. and i wanted to show the masculinity in the woman. >> humans and in passing just now farida kelfer, the was the beginning of the showing on the runway, models who were not typical of the models at the time. i am sorry to say that is this still true that we see so little diversity on the runways. it is really shameful. you have always

can be sensible, but they have been traumatized by their education that wanted to make them as a john wayne, you know? apparently. it was very sensitive in reality. you have to be sensitive anyway. but to look real mature like that. so i wanted to show the first collection i did. for me, it was evident. the male object. i always felt, not consulted because i do not consider myself as a woman, but i felt insulted for the woman to say, you know, there was that expression for the woman. [speaking foreign language] she had a lot to say, a very

nobody talks about john wayne. you don't hear them talk about liz taylor but they talk about rosa parks. or harriet tubman. the individuals that the congressmen was speaking of. those that sacrificed. the manmade icons and there are god-given icons. the manmade icons go with the calendar once the changes they are forgotten. fed god-given icons live through the duration of time. that is why if he died wife was irrelevant but what i stood for stan's longer. if you think of dr. king how he lives stronger in death than when he did when he was alive. you heard how i will be remembered when i leave this world. that is the plan. to leave a blueprint for what has not been thought of yet. so when they realize there is people here they were from out of this world from the time they had on the planet, your grand kids ain't born yet. they have the same blood as i have as the congressman had or any god-given icon. don't ever get hung up on fiction. this is real. if it was fiction we could turn the channel to say no prejudice, a

[laughter] i think john wayne could have pulled off. anyone else know that story? un to a movie and john when ms. bennett, but i said he will be hammered. the indians would get him she said no. i said i will bet you dollars of sure enough he went down and then barely makes it and reach into my pocket and said he said i cannot take it i had seen the movie before. [laughter] i said so had i but i cannot believe you would do it again. [laughter] i am not sure i would have done anything different i am not good at parables' but they stripped me nude and i had a ring on my dog tags that michael gave me that he wore in world war ii called does get me home ring. only the four that had this dental metals one of them was the dentist is only the four guys got out of the airplane is the buddy was killed in the seventh mission. of four guys were captured and spent 22 months and a prison camp and came home. so they gave me their ring so there i am laying new id in the road. anybody want to see that? [laughter] i still had my boots on. but they ripped off the dog tags i said that

. >> jimmy: john wayne was probably not what they were looking for. >> and i did the walk, too.like crazy. like they'll not only watch the show, then they watch the show that talks about the show that follows it. and that must be -- well, it must be exciting and annoying simultaneously. did you have a show like that growing up that you were obsessed with? >> i didn't have a show like that, but when i was a kid i had a crush on, of course, michael bolton when i was 6. >> jimmy: of course michael bolton? >> yeah. obviously. it was really funny. my parents were divorced and my dad was always like number one dad when i would spend weekends with my dad, so he would take me to the most extravagant things, which to me at the time was michael bolton. he took me to a michael bolton concert and michael bolton was singing, of course, my favorite song "when a man loves a woman." start singing it and he calls out to the audience. we're in the front row. does anybody in here know the words to this song? and i'm like 6 and blonde, like yeah, i do, i do. he brings me up onstage and i start to s

. >> i would say john wayne and the panama canal. think you'd need someone to say we got a lot bigger in our thinking. coming upright now, this party is not big enough for the two of us. that's what the national party says otherwise known as cpac or the republican party. chris christie, the one republican who actually looked good last year, as i've said before, keep it up, guys. you're doing a great job. make sure none of your popular figures show up at your event. the role of women, are they really getting a big enough role? and, of course, the pre-scandals. i see no one has a solution to the sequester's silliness. but everyone has their lines of attack ready. here they are. >> feeling with the whielt house is like dealing with a bowl of jell-o. >> well, that's a side show. >>> finally, let me finish with my hope that the college of cardinals selects someone who can embrace the future, not cling to the past. and this is "hardball," a place for politics. there's no subtex. just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but hones

crockett movie, the most part that played david crockett and walt disney king of the west and in 1960 john wayne's the alamo was made. the combination of these two movies inspired a generation or if not multiple generations of american kids. it was a huge cultural phenomenon. like harry potter would be today. and so, it was natural to get caught up in it. david crockett was the entry point for most of us. he was a very fascinating, avuncular, cool looking guy in this outfit and his coonskin cap. then the everything that i think was so provocative to us was the fact that here was a movie, we were kids -- i am speaking for me and assuming this is true for most of us -- we were kids watching a movie for the first time in our moviegoing lives the hero died, and i think there was very disturbing and haunting to many of us and we are still trying to work that out frankly. >> was actually most disturbing to walt disney because truth be known, the first of those three episodes -- that's all there was really in that initial run -- appeared in december of 1954. and by the time the third episode ran leader i

watching all the films and to some degree theater, i was on the cusp between the great legends like john wayne and kirk douglas and burt lancaster but along was coming also deniro and al pacino but for me, i was intrigued by those guys who didn't look or they didn't sound like the movie stars were supposed to look. >> i talked to your wife on this show a few months ago. >> yeah? >> she was unfortunately very nice about you. she didn't shatter any myths. we have got a little clip to play. listen to this. >> he's always been effortlessly charming, very funny, very self-aware, very how i imagine he would be, which is unusual. >> he really is that person. the reason i had that dedication on the album is because i'll never forget, we were standing on the corner of 57th and fifth in new york or 58th and fifth, and we were holding hands, we were waiting for the traffic light to change, and he looked at me and he said you know, i just want you to know that you never have to change anything about who you are in order to be with me. and literally a wave of -- if love is a feeling or a cellular thing tha

he has been inside the minds of ted bundy, son of sam, john wayne gacy.helped fight for the freedom of amanda knox and the west memphis three. he is the real life inspiration for fbi agent jack crawford on silence of the lambs. joining us in the guest spot in the flesh. legendary fbi profiler, john douglas. and his new book, "law and disorder." i see what you did there is on shelves now. now that you're retired and unshackled, tell us about some of the more notorious cases that you've worked. >> well, i work cases that receive national publicity and some of the most interesting cases that never received the national publicity. the cases like from david burk wits to the ted bundy, john gacy, to a case in anchorage, alaska, to a plan hunted women down like wild animal. i was over in england on the ripper case. i was in california on the trail side killing case. the unibomber. pretty much a who's who in the types of cases that i work. >> john, i'm kind of curious. not sure exactly how to phrase this. the term would be like a successful serial killer. but som

jay carney, doing best impression of john wayne, not terribly convincing. the u.s. probably has capable of defending against the threat today. that threat is getting consideringably worse. our defense is no thanks to the obama administration, canceled the airborne laser which is the best blatt form to defend against a north korean missile in the boost phase. martha: they won't necessarily recognize the armistice against south korea in the future. how big of a threat of south korea and our thousands of troops on the demilitarized zone might be? >> it can't be ignored. there is a tendency working north korea policy, to the extent we even have a policy to sort of get used to these threats from north korea but the problem is it is getting worse in recent years. in 2010, north korea sank a south korean naval ship and shelled a south korean island f you step back there were a lot of words exchanged but essentially north korea paid no price for doing that. so north korea really feels like it is pushing against an open door. it is making i think a mistake. the dictatorships

the movies i saw, john wayne, van johnson, who fly out around in their planes, and remember the movies about the nips would start with the night before, the american officers were in a bar, chasing some nurse, and there is a fight, and a guy's got into a terrible fight, van johnson and errol flynn got into a terrible fight. the next morning they were flying together, and the nips, there was an air battle, and the nips would fly with the canopy closed. they would wear the leather caps that would tie under the chins. squinty glassean

some little paul has too much to drink all of a sudden he thinks he is john wayne. >> from a physicality more you do it that could happen. >> i do not want to hurt some 7 ft. basketball player gary. >> what about... you don't believe me on this? >> yes yes. i see both sides. >> if they are rushing the court this is what happens. >> they are not setting fire to something is a that traditional. >> no. you all is set fire to something when your team wins the world series because you are really happy then. you buffet's property and write graffiti all over someone's business. >> what about the new craze with the harlem shake. >> the latest thing is the faa is getting into the investigation of this one. you do the harlem shake at everyone breaks out in it this is the thing. kind of like teach me out dougie . a frisbee team in colorado did it on an airline flight. everyone is trying to one up each other. >> that has to be stopped. some young person falling on the ground shaking and the violence continues the graffiti continues. when someone wins the world series would face property in the name

california are being harmed by their parents not being able to get married. >> john: founder and executive director of truth wins out wayne besen and legal director for the human rights campaign, brian moulton. what a pleasure to have your insights this evening. thank you. >> thank you. >> john: while supreme court ponders what to do on the issue of gay marriage, more and more politicians are rethinking their once held opposition. richard socarides and larry pressler join me next. (vo) the answer in a moment. brought to you by expedia. expedia helps 30 million travellers a month find what they are looking for one traveller at a time. (vo) brought to you by expedia. expedia helps 30 million travellers a month find what they are looking for one traveller at a time. dude, i need your help fast. well, clearasil's fast. yeah, but is it this fast? faster! how about this fast? clearasil's faster! this fast?? faster!! woh! that is fast! fix breakouts fast with clearasil ultra. it starts working instantly, sending the max amount of medicine allowed deep into your pores for visibly clearer skin in as little as 12 hours. yeah, it's

the movies i saw, john wayne, van johnson, who fly out around in their planes, and remember the moviesut the nips would start with the night before, the american officers were in a bar, chasing some nurse, and there is a fight, and a guy's got into a terrible fight, van johnson and errol flynn got into a terrible fight. the next morning they were flying together, and the nips, there was an air battle, and the nips would fly with the canopy closed. they would wear the leather caps that would tie under the chins. squinty glasses and buck teeth. flynn -- and johnson runs to his rescue at the last minute, and he pores a lot of bullets into the japanese plane. the bullets would come in and you see the plane go like this it was pretty crude stuff. i remember as if i was watching "star wars xviii." it started going down. that would be the noise. before it hit the water, a trickle of blood would come out of the corner of the nip's mouth, and we would go cheering like mad. there was a book written about the censorship of world war ii, and i knew marines, whose were at tara tara. the marines wou

crockett movie with bess parker playing davy crockett and the wild frontier in 1955 and then in 1960 john wayne'se alamo was made in these two, the combination of these two movies inspired the generation and now multiple generation of american kids. it was a huge cultural phenomenon like harry potter would be today. and so, it's natural to get caught up in it. david crockett was the entry point for most of us. he was a very fascinating yvonne keillor, cool looking guy with a coonskin cap and then i think the other thing that was so provocative was the fact that there was a movie when we were kids and i'm speaking for me. i'm assuming it's true for most of us. we were kids and we were watching a movie for the first time in their moviegoing lives in the hero dies. i think that was very disturbing and haunting too many of us and we are still trying to work that out frankly. >> he was actually the most disturbing in walt disney because truth be known the first of those three episodes, really in that initial run, aired in december 1954 and by the time the third episode ran later in the new year, he re

you won't find mayb many serial killers who are fat other than john way ga wayne gacy. >> it owrn turns a quick insulin rush from eating carbs. people need bread or chips, that was a crutch for me, pizza, that sort of stuff. the insulin boost you get from car bow hydrates is a rush. >>> we want to get to your headlines. here's a fox news alert. a news conference between defense secretary chuck hagel and afghan president karzai has been cancelled. the pentagon spokesman citing security concerns for the cancellation. the news comes as karzai is accusing the u.s. of working with the taliban to scary afghan citizens into thinking they need our troops to stay safe. karzai claims two deadly taliban bombings yeth werbombings yesten america's behalf to prove troops are needed past the 2014 withdrawal deadline. >>> brand new video from rome. the 115 cardinals were preparing to choose a new pope, spending this morning celebrating mass with their honorary parishes. preparations are underway for tuesday's conclave. workers installed the chimney that will release smoke. it will signal whether a new

johns. here are five stories we are watching this morning. rapper, lil waynering after having a seizure. his record label and publicist fought back reports saying he was in a medically induced coma and near death. he tweeted last night saying i am good, everybody, thanks for the prayers and love. his friend came to visit in l.a. and set up a vigil outside his hospital room. >>> two people are dead after trying to rescue a 6-year-old boy from a water fall. the boy fell in the big sioux river yesterday. his big sister and a man jumped in after him. the boy survived and the crews found his sister's body and are now looking for the man's body. >>> pope francis met with the media for the first time in vatican city. he said he picked the name francis because he was a man of poverty and peace and he said he wants a poor church for the poor. we learn this morning that francis will meet with benedict xvi for the first time since the election on saturday. >>> mitt romney offered advice for conservatives yesterday saying they needed to learn from his mistakes. sarah pali

john welcome back into "the war room." >> thank you. >> michael: isn't it ironic that wayne lapierre says bloomberg can't buy the americanlic? >> it sure is. the ben factors and the uniquely dominating gun industry has intimidated the democratic party and influenced the republican party. i go to a gun store. federally licensed gun dealers have to run a background check. but members of congress have agreed that criminals and terrorists who can't pass a background check should be able to legally buy guns in 33 states from private gun dealers. so they are supporting the rights of criminals, the mentally ill and even terrorists. it's time we stand up to the uniquely regulated gun industry and say no, you are not going to buy our government. >> michael: listening to you say that it's so damn frustrating, john, the nra it appears and i think you would agree -- does int seem like they are still winning at this? and if they are, have they at least been weakened by newtown at all? >> i think so with regard to the general population. but we have lost our d.c.sy to special interests. and the nra's 10 or $20 million in every electio

sight in an amazing story, like you had not just lebron james and the wayne wade but mike miller, white player from the dakotas, john howard, so old human have marched in the first march on washington and all these guys together as one saying we stand with this family. there are 70 times more stories about who the kardashian are dating in the nba then there are about what the miami he did. like a factor of 70 in terms of what people are actually examining, professional journalism's are looking at. that is one problem. the second is this hyper obsession on statistics. some people call them advanced statistics. you could numbers and new and different and creative ways. a lot about this that i love. i like a lot of the advanced statistics and articles. it seems to upset the right people. people on espn heat the statistics. they say things that just -- you hear them. in my date we valued things like stick to it as and moxie, not things like numbers. a player, if they had a good cut and with the right height and the right skin color, but right there underneath it is like this, and that is the kind of player you wanted to

and of course, that's where wayne was picked, john shannon was picked, steve po lis, i can go down thename, leroy, ed, nancy, john casper, i mean, it -- i got the -- i got the best, and tell you that was an extremely important lesson for me when you find yourself in a position like this, you goat pick your team. now i will say there's a bad side of this. that meant everybody that was in the positions before that had been a part of the shuttle program that had the history that had the -- they just learned a lesson probably in the hardest they anybody could ever learn it. many of the people moved on to do other things. and so we were a brand new team coming in with a brand new perspective. we were trying to get our legs under us. luckily some of the people that were in the positions before stuck around with us and talked to us and kept -- and fold us what was going on. they didn't back down, they didn't fadeway. they helped us. we needed their help that was really important during that time period. there a lot of other names i can go through and a lot of them are in the room today. and h

wayne maki air. we will be taking of those ♪ >> congress allows this meat cleaver approach to take place. johna meat cleaver? the presidents of the sequestered cuts are like using a meat cleaver on the budget. if only that were true because i would say believe away. because if we don't to my generation, in effect, steals from younger people. it's like we baby boomers do this. >> i need to take this. >> what are you doing? >> i'm old. i need this. i needhis. i'm going to take this. >> sake, give that back. john: taking banks from kids is nice for me, but the rest of you have to deal with the debt bomb. that is our show tonight. ♪ >> and now john stossel. john: i am sure thankful to all you young people out there so that i can take things like these from you. okay. i don't really need them. i don't want to steal from and people, but that is exactly what my government has arranged for me to do. i am 65 years old. i am now entitled to medicare, social security, and wealth transfer operation that takes from the young and gives to the old him even the affluent old. and it is unsustainable. nowhere n

john that day as a 12-year-old. >> real emotional. still am. 506 years ago for a few of us. >> what kind of father would bring his son? >> wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us at 4:00. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. >> a break through in the fight against a specific cancer providing hope for patients. >> also here, efforts launched to protect your personal e mail from police. >> i'm sandhya patel. live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center. bright, sunny. i'll let you know if the pattern will last as we head into the weekend. >> good evening. >> tonight just released results of the investigation into the murder of california patrol officer ken onyoung storm killed on a freeway last year. abc 7 news is in the newsroom. >> around 100 family and friends, for christopher lacey. the former sausalito resident became distant from friends and family in the year leading up to the shooting. he was living in a trailer two hours north of sacramento in a kmunlt of corning. investigators found nothing to suggest lacey wanted to shoot and kill law enforcement officers prior to the attack. officer young storm and another o

wayn bo the house and senate to overhaul u.s. immigration laws. today speaker of the house john boehner called the house version a "pretty reasonable solution." the number of americans dying from alzheimer's disease has increased by 68% in the last decade. according to the alzheimer's association, one in three seniors have some form of dementia when they die, and the disease accelerates the progression of other life- threatening conditions. because alzheimer's has no cure or treatment to slow symptoms, a growing elderly population means dementia mortality rates will only continue to rise. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: pope francis formally took office today with a special mass and ceremonies. we begin with a report from james mates of independent television news in rome. >> it was among the ordinary pilgrims to st. peter's that pope francis started his day. it is common now for a pope to kiss babies-- less so for them to get out of the popemobile and walk over to give a blessing to a disabled person. inauguration mass at st. peter's squa

of course, that's where wayne was picked, john shannon was picked, john was picked, steve. i can go down the names. nancy curry, john casper, i mean, i got the best, and i will tell you that was an extremely important lesson for me. when you find yourself in a position like this, you get to pick your team. i will say there's a bad side of this. everybody in the positions before that had been a part of the shuttle program that had the history that had the -- they just learned a lesson probably in the hardest way that anyone could ever learn it. many of the people moved on to go to other things. we were a brand new team coming in with a new perspective. we were trying to get our legs under us. luckily some of the people that were in the positions before stuck around with us and talked to us and told us what was going on. they did not back down. they did not fade away. they really did help us. we needed their help. that was really important during that time period. there a lot of other names i can go through and a lot are in the room today. and touched on something that was pr