also, author and activist billy baldwin and kelly ann conway. welcome to you all. a genuine all-star panel tonight, i'm pleased to say. let's start with roger ebert. i guess you two probably came across him a few times, right? >> yeah, i bumped into him a couple times. i just wanted to talk to him about the fact he wrote beyond the valley of the dolls. i loved that movie. that is austin powers. just lose the laundry, this is my happening and it's freaking me out. just such a goofy, goofy movie. at the time i talked with him, i didn't care much about the criticism, i just wanted to know about beyond the valley of the dolls. >> billy, as a viewer, as somebody who liked movies, i would always look to see what roger ebert was giving it, always. it would have a real effect on me. what effect did it have on actors? >> well, i tell you, one time i was in a green room going on to oprah winfrey with universal executives in the green room, ronnie howard, kurt russell, robert deniro and they all started milling around him, making sure -- i sat there on the couch and ron howar

with us also is kelly anne conway, ceo of the polling company prchlt i don't know what president is doingin there. checks. >> teleprompters can be doing very weird things. where is robert costa, i want to go to you first, you heard mrs. bush, she said it's more than four families, there are too many bushes out there? is she right? >> i think she has a smart mind, jeb bush has not been in office since 2016. if anyone is going to run from florida, it's going to be marco rubio. >> why is his brother pushing him so much? what do you think is behind george w. bush's strong endorsement, which i took to be very unusual? >> that's true, because george w. bush sense he left office five years ago stayed out of politics. i think he knows jeb is qualified. a two-term in florida, did a lot of immigration, look, politics have changed since he left office. i think george w. bush may not realize that much, perhaps barbara bush does. >> does george bush not realize politics have changed, jeb bush, a fabulous governor, a good man for anybody that knows him, a bright guy. i know there is sympathy for george

we're joined now by nationally syndicated radio talk show host lars larsen and kelly ann conway, ceof the polling company. keith boykin still here. increased background checks the answer? >> not necessarily. and i don't think it's the answer in the united states senate, where really obama's and feinstein's view of gun control is falling apart. it's starting to become a little political and cynical for my taste because he knows his democratically controlled senate does not have the votes. he knows the senate majority leader harry reid counts on legal, lawful gun owners for his narrow re-elections every six years. he knows senators like mary landrieu in louisiana, mark pryor in arkansas are never going to vote for this and are going to be angry if it's put up to a vote because they very well may use. but let me say this. you said very few. the number actually that we see in the press is 4%. 4% of all gun-related crimes are traced back to their actual owners. the problem for the president's statistics is he keeps using this 40% statistic that has been discredited including by the "washi