seventeen women a label that many pictures get you did killer joe and show girls just sort shouldn't process like what do you what do you what does gina say i will do this what do you have to like it's very it's kind of a weird random gut reaction i sometimes i'll read something and i just see how to do it as i'm reading it and immediately i connect or sometimes if it's a part that i read that really scares me that i might a high can play that why would i want to play that and i really push it away in a very aggressive way i ultimately realize oh i think i have to play it for a b. and c. reasons. you particularly. well i mean i like what i like and i love doing comedy and i love doing drama i love doing weird parts it's really a combination if it's a direct if the director's amazing i'll do anything with you like theater i loved it or that's what i was raised and brought up on tell me about killer joe movie i loved i was captured by hard to believe it was a play yeah did you have a chance to do the play to you know it's i never did that it's the one project i would say in my career t

with killer joe the movie unseeingly. we just did interviews on that yeah that was was you play them was on a roll no i played a meal hirsch role oh yeah because i was you know i was when i was a little bit younger oh god what a play yeah yeah it's a crazy everybody has seen that lays. great scene in my place larry thanks for me thanks to our guests the stars of h.b.o.'s boardwalk empire michael shannon and michael k. williams and remember you can find me on twitter at teams things see an x. time. world. technology innovation and all the developments from around russia. the huge you're covered. wealthy british style. expert on to explain the findings will target. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. look. for the new cultural phenomena like the bank of new knowledge face time to time peter. played. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i roll researche

pretty amazing it was back in ninety eight as a killer joe i did old scott glenn and the man who did it was a killer joke that movie and c.b.s. . we just did interviews on that yeah that was was you play them was on a roll no i played a meal hirsch role oh yeah because i was you know i was when i was a little bit younger you know oh god what a play yeah yeah it's crazy that he bought me a scene that lays. great seeing you mike thanks larry thanks for having me thanks to our guests the stars of h.b.o.'s boardwalk empire michael shannon and michael k. williams and remember you can find me on twitter at kings things see an x. time. one of the new will strong arming allies and the polish face just like you know a little. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. wealthy british scientists on the spot on the. markets why not gamble find out what's really happening to the globe. with mike's concert for a no holds barred look global financial headlines kaiser reports. more news today. these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing

bizarre twist, the hunt for two florida killers freed by mistake. we joes spent time with their families going to church. apparently they were not hiding at all for days or even a couple weeks. now a manhunt is under way to put the killers back behind bars. a short time ago walker's mother stood before cameras pleading with her son to turn himself in. >> charles, is there anything too hard for god? god knows who you are. i know who you are. your family knows who you are. and we want you to return home safely. >> well, both men were serving life sentences for murder. forged paperwork duped prison officials in to thinks the men's sentences had been reduced. nick valencia tracking this story in florida. >> reporter: at a press conference we heard from both family members of the two escaped convicts currently on the run. first at the microphone was the mother of charles walker who first learned about her son's release earlier the day that he was released on october 8th. she said he showed up in her hometown on a bus and that she made no attempt at concealing h

a manhunt is on for two convicted killers following most unusual prison break. charles walker and joens were freed after prison officials received forged documents stating that their respective sentences were reduced and granting them release. it's not clear who faked the signatures of a prosecutor and a judge. those inmates were serving life sentences for murder without the possibility of parole. much more on this coming up later in our show. >>> an arkansas man under arrest charged with hijacking a school bus filled with elementary school students. police say 22-year-old nicholas miller armed with a knife commandeered the bus in a suburb of little rock. he then led police on a ten-mile chase before he was stopped. the students on board and the bus driver were not injured. he told authorities he believed people were after him and he needed to take the bus to save his life. >>> a federal air marshal in custody this morning after he was caught taking upskirt photos of female passengers boarding a plane in nashville. 28-year-old adam marsh was on duty at the time. he admittedly taking t

killer buyers. they take them to slaughter. that's not supposed to happen at golden gate fields. joe told us about the track's no slaughter policy. >> something we're adamant on. >> reporter: now he admits -- >> obviously, there's still horses getting out and around that. >> reporter: after we showed him what was really happening to some of his horses, joe took action. the policy here at the track clearly wasn't enough. so he hired an enforcer. meet liz morey, golden gate field's new full-time director of thoroughbred after care. her job, catalog every horse about to retire from racing. >> 3, 4, five years from now, we still have information about when that horse retired, why they retired and that's information that we can share with rescues down the road. >> reporter: since late april, liz has registered 84 horses leaving the track. she lists them all on a database that adoption groups can access and many horses end up in new homes. >> i hope that over the next year, we will be involved with every, single horse. >> reporter: joe hopes so, too. >> we thank you for that because you ha

joe stalin? did he ever figure out what a menace he was, what a killer he was, right up there in the scope of hitler i don't have answer to that. >> i think it's one of the great truth, did he ever get the truth about joe stalin. >> a very good question. >> the book is called "roosevelt's second act." >>> when we return, let me finish with my political coming of age. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. the recent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool. when you vote for flo, we'll have discounts. ice-cream discounts. multi-cookie discounts. pizza loyalty discounts! [ kids chanting "flo!" ] i also have some great ideas on car insurance. [ silence ] finding you discounts since back in the day. call or click today. i like her. >>> let me finish tonight. tip and the gipper, the story of my political growing up, just hit "the new york times" best seller's list for the third straight week. i even had someone tell me the other day that it's the best book that i've ever read. that thrills me, because this new book is really about how i got from being a peace corps volunteer, riding a motor

killer. >> host: the next call for matt apuzzo co-author of "enemies within" comes from john in managua wisconsin. joeare on booktv. >> caller: good afternoon. i was wondering to what extent the public records laws either new york state public records laws or -- [inaudible] >> guest: no role whatsoever because the nypd basically ignores the open records requests on a regular basis. new york public advocate scored and my pds terrible for responding to public record requests. you can't get a police report as a reporter. you can get a mugshot or 911 call. they have a pressroom at the nypd called the shack and they all have phones on the desk. if the nypd wants to feed you information they pick up the phone and they'll bring. they summarize the reports for you those that they decide are newsworthy. there's this incredible media machine that they run their witch mix it extremely hard to question what you are getting because you can get public records. the nypd created out of thin air something called nypd secret. it's stamped and it looks like a classified. says secret on it but that basically has the forc

joe stalin? did he ever figure out what a menace he was, what a killer he was, right up there in the scope of hitleri think it's one of the great truth, did he ever get the truth about joe stalin. >> a very good question. >> the book is called "roosevelt's second act." >>> when we return, let me finish with my political coming of age. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. man: [ laughs ] those look like baby steps now. but they were some pretty good moves. and the best move of all? having the right partner at my side. it's so much better that way. ♪ [ male announcer ] take the n

killer buyers pay pennies onto dollar to truck them off to slaughter. that's not supposed to happen from horses with golden gate field. when we talked to joe a few months ago, he told us about the track's no-slaughter policy. >> this is something weir adamant on, and obviously there's still horse getting out and around that. >> after we showed him what was really happening to some of his horses, joe took action. the policy here at the track clearly wasn't enough so he hired an enforcer. >> meet golden gate field's new full-time director of thoroughbred after care. her job, catalog every horse about to retire from racing. >> so three, four, five years from now, we still have information about when that horse retired, why they retired. that's information that we can share with rescues down the road. >> since late april, liz renl sters 84 horses leaving the track. she lists them all on a database auction group ks access and many horses end up in new homes sgli hope that next year we will be involved with every single horse. >> joe morris hopes so, too. >> we thank you for that because you helped get the spotlight on this. that is perfect exam

joe jonas very quickly. >> are you going to be able to save your band? > yeah. >> murder. blood. clues. weird things. it's "t.m.z."'s killerrets. and today our secret lies in his super zen l.a. mansion that zac efron just lived because it's where a killer once lived. a killer partier! >> sean kingston lived there. he would throw these crazy raves there, people partying like chris brown andry hana. >> what are you say something and -- saying? >> i'm saying this is not the zen palace they tried to pass it off as for the recovering addict. >> well, any house with -- can be a trab -- tranquil house. >> well, maybe you're right. just look at this nice, tranquil back yard that can turn into a raging party! you have to admit this wall -- balcony is relaxing. until it's filled like this. or this lovely driveway where justin bieber's out of control car was once parked. 6 or this indoor water fountain . e living room -- oh, my god, soulja boy. he's actually harmless. but the kitchen is ridiculous. >> you're ridiculous. >> we have joe jonas. very quickly. >> are you optimistic bauer -- you're going to be able to save your band or wha

killer buyers pay pennies on the dollar to truck them off to slaughter. that's not supposed to happen to horses from golden gate fields. we talked to joeew months ago, he told us about the track's no slaughter policy. >> it's something we're adamant on. >> reporter: now he admits. >> obviously there are still horses getting around that. >> reporter: after we showed him what was happening to some of his horses, joe took action. the policy here at the track clearly wasn't enough. so he hired an enforcer. meet liz morey golden gate field's new full time director of thoroughbred after care, her job catalog every horse about to retire from racing. >> so that three, four, five years from now, we still have information about when that horse retired, why they retired, and that's information that we can share with rescues down the road. >> reporter: she says now, trainers and owners at golden gate fields know they are being watched and can't give them away to just anyone. >> there are people who will bring small children out and say that the horse is for the child and the shores never for the child. they are just fishing for horses. the horse i

with joe lieberman, he said, oh, we're really buddies, but there aren't buddies in the democratic party because they're all crazies. the whole cheney thing is special for him. he thinks this is the killert to say, everybody thought, chuck, that dick cheney was going to lose both of those debates. i think he ate them both whom. i just wouldn't cross dick cheney. he's pretty good at this stuff. >> his political instinct and his, have always been masterful and spot on i think when it comes to behind the scene advice, reading the tea leaves and performing and frankly, let's call what it it is, performing on television. those debates, interviews, things like that. the question is, does that pass down to liz cheney? does liz cheney have that same touch? vice president cheney is tough and has a life touch at the same time. it's the interesting combination that he'll knife you very quietly. he doesn't do it. it's not allowed a loud. it's not what ted cruz does, chuck schumer, same thing. this islight touch he has. the question i have in that race if liz cheney got the ability to be wyoming, oout wyoming enzi. that's clearly. >> that's going to be tough. >> that's going to be tough. yes, she gr