lee hayden. >> i love you, lee. >> i love you too, i'm nothing without all of you. >> how old are you? >> how old are you? >> 70-- 71. >> why do you want to know how old mi. >> this seems a little odd. >> if you have a problem with it, i'll go. >> what did you get into, last night. i got offers. i got scripts? >> fax over the pages. >> wow, you still fax? >> i want to get past this. >> you can't just decide to fix things. >> give me a chance to write another chapter. ♪ it's kind of weird being remembered for one part for so many years. >>-- coffee's pretty good. >> it's follow gers. -- folgers. >> rose: great to have you here. >> thank you, charlie. always a pleasure. thank you so much. >> rose: tell me who lee hayden is. >> well, he's an overthe hill actor, as it just said there, who's been at it for a long time. and makes his living as a voice over actor at this point. he's known primarily for one film that hit with the western market. and he's paid the price along the way. he's lost his connection to his family, his-- he and his wife are separated or divorced, his daughter is on th

haydene: tell me who lee is. rep.ischmann: an over the hill actor, makes his living as a voiceover actor at this point, known primarily for one film, i hit with the western market. has paid the price along the way. he has lost his connection to his family, he and his wife are separated or divorced, his daughter is on the house with him. no longer works. he smokes too much marijuana and drinks too much. gets a cancer diagnosis right off the top of the movie and spends the bulk of the film, the mess he has made of it. charlie: obviously not thinking about your mortality, but any parallels here? rep. fleischmann: i think it does in some ways, very much so. there are really four exceptions. i am happily married to catherine, we have been together for 39 years, married for 33. we met on the set of a film called "the legacy." eo is the love of my life, our daughter. i do not have cancer. and i do not smoke a lot of dope. charlie: and your career is in fine shape? i have no idea where it is going. everywhere i go, there is s

lee made the -- li made the comments before president trump announced the u.s. would withdraw from the paris climate accord. bloomberg's john haydenrussels. great to see you this morning. the reaction, we've taken some of it, seen it from the corporate side. blankfein, other c.e.o.'s, the european response to trump's move. >> it was a combination of dismay and regret. i suppose you can't say they didn't see it coming because the e.u. leaders, within the g7 did a hard job of trying to persuade trump to stay in at a summit last week. obviously they failed. so they were already kind of prepared for this kind of decision, at the same time they were hoping it would go the other way. now they're going to try to double down and say this is going to go forward anyway. the paris accord will go forward anyway without the u.s. and we're going to see, try to see how that's going to work out. manus: put that in context for us. at the start of the show i showed the number one polluter is china. number two is the united states of america. but the number one per capita is the united states of america. it's aggressively higher than china on a per