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why do i need several thousand dollars every time leonardo dicaprio buys an electric car?f your electric cars are good, pay for them yourselves. >> we think it is great leo is driving that car. i am not a celebrity and i'm driving this car as well. the federal government is very mindful, the president and some of the supporters of republican because more than a billion dollars per day is flowing out of this country to support our addiction to oil. john: politicians are crony capitalist too. why should i spend $7000 subsidizing you? >> the reason it is worth investing in federal dollars in this is because we want to lead the world in this technology. there's no question, i don't think ji bjorn is disputing the issue. it is better for the environment, better for energy securitynd it is better for our competitive position in the rld, so why not leave? john: do you agree this is the ture? >> we should invest in getting them much better, but for now it is very expensive. john: thank you, bjorn. coming up, my mayor in new york wants to ban this. it is too big, he says. now mayor

why do i need several thousand dollars every time leonardo dicaprio buys an electric car?lectric cars are good, pay for them yourselves. >> we think it is great leo is driving that car. i am not a celebrity and i'm driving this car as well. the federal government is very mindful, the president and some of the supporters of republican because more than a billion dollars per day is flowing out of this country to support our addiction to oil. john: politicians are crony capitalist too. why should i spend $7000 subsidizing you? >> the reason it is worth investing in federal dollars in this is because we want to lead the world in this technology. there's no question, i don't think ji bjorn is disputing the issue. it is better for the environment, better for energy security and it is better for our competitive position in the world, so why not leave? john: do you agree this is the future? >> we should invest in getting them much better, but for now it is very expensive. john: thank you, bjorn. coming up, my mayor in new york wants to ban this. it is too big, he says. now mayor b

why do i need several thousand dollars every time leonardo dicaprio buys an electric car?your electric cars are good, pay for them yourselves. >> we think it is great leo is driving that car. i am not a celebrity and i'm driving this car as well. the federal government is very mindful, the president and some of the supporters of republican because more than a llion dollars per day is flowing out of this country to support our addiction to oil. john: politicians are crony capitalist too. why shld i spend $7000 subsidizing you? >> the reason it is worth investing in federal dollars in this is because we want to lead the world in this technology. there's no question, i don't think ji bjorn is disputing the issue. it is better for the environment, better for energy security and it is better for our competitive position in the world, so why not leave? john: do you agree this is the future? >> we should invest in getting them much better, but for now it is very expensive. john: thank you, bjorn. coming up, mayor in new york wants to ban this. it is too big, he says. now mayor bl

it stars leonardo dicaprio and kerry mullally fan. i've seen trailers for the film.orous rouse for like the plaza. people will go to the suite and maybe flock to the hotel when the film comes out. melissa: i will go to the bar. arthur, you do not seem as excited about this do you not love "the great gatsby", one of my favorite novels? >> robert redford? melissa: original one. >> robert redford is hottie, up there with leonardo dicaprio no? i will defer to the ladies but a gimmick, which this is what is coming to bring people and human beings into the plaza. ups and downs in sales. making it cannot making it, and apartment to a hotel room, the most famous menu in the building is close to. they put down this really cool food build. it was spectacular. going to get bodies in there. if monica is going to a drop down her credit card had decided all hang out. pumps money into the new york city economy. let's make it happen. melissa: now wanted taxes. residents of washington state are protesting a decades old dance tax from the 60's. the dollar was just hit with a quarter m

apartment, the russian mob and illegal high stakes poker games that dealt in hollywood stars like leonardo dicaprio and tobey mcguire. what do they all have in common? a $100 million money laundering scheme and 30 arrests. bertha coonz ties it all together for us. >> as f. f.b.i. agents raided the building. federal authorities searched the 34-year-old owner with playing a leading role in a massive international gambling ring caterering to celebrities and wall street professionals. and a money-laundering conspiracy that stretched from new york to kiev. prosecutors say the mob laundered millions in elicit profits through real estate including a 63rd floor apartment in truch tower. >>> they were saddened to see the gallery implicated in criminal activity. but they know that it's not a member of the art dealer's association of america. he's not known for fostering and nurturing artists as many other dealers do. but rather for building a collection for more than a billion dollars actively buying and selling at major auctions. in london, last fall, he bought a warhol portrait for nearly $23 million. >> t

they didn't sell hardly any, except leonardo dicaprio and matt damon and justin bieber got in on theund floor. and everybody watching and listening right now can feel proud of something and tell their grandchildren they were co-investors with justin bieber and leonardo dicaprio. >> megyn: it wasn't fisker's fault. how can they survive when they gave a car for consumer reports to test and it break down on the test track. what chance did it have? >> what chance did they give themselves? >> right. >> zero. in a free market this thing should have blown up, gone away. the investors-- >> why did it fail? >> because they couldn't build a car and make sense of it. they outsourced everything, they didn't own the technology, nothing was proprietary. they were nothing more than an illusion and fiction in the mind of vice-president biden. >> megyn: he seemed enthusiastic. >> he's enthusiastic about a brick wall he's running into. this guy has no clue when he talks about business, economics, and by the way, quite a few of his friends in hollywood apparently in the same condition. we have got to g

. >> and finally last but not least leonardo dicaprio, sorry, leonardo da vinci. >> it's his birthdaynew show called "da vinci's demons." it's a combination, is this historically accurate? he's known for the mona lisa and drawing and anatomy and science but is this based on his life? a lot of people searching for him. 16th century to 21st century. >> leonardo extremely good looking. >> and action adventure hero. >> who knew? daniel sieberg thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >>> still ahead, toys that will make you feel young again. all over. - the intense ache made it hard to do the things that i wanted. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia -- thought to be the result of over-active nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can do more of the things i enjoy. lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood o

you look at look at the celebrities that bought these cars, leonardo dicaprio, justin bieber -- thesee middle-class taxpayers subsidizing toys for rich folks. >> yes, you're right. it's even worse than that because we supply the purchase of electric vehicles a 7500-dollar tax credit per vehicle. not only are we subsidizing the subsidizing of the vehicles, but with this tax credit -- again, it is poor and middle-class people paying for someone to buy a hundred thousand dollar car. it makes absolutely no sense. david: in it, thank you so much from the heritage foundation. let's go back to live. she's in beverly hills, her home country. for someone of what is coming up at the milken institute. liz: well, david, everybody is basing their investments on how the consumer feels coming up. out. a very special exclusive interview with a man who knows how 1 billion consumers are feeling. he owns them all. we have a special guest, stay tuned. change makes people nervous. but i see a world bursting with ideas, with ambition. i'm thinking about china, brazil, india. the world's a big place. i want

we know "the great gatsby" will be one of the biggest movies of the year starring leonardo dicaprio.e tv set. if you brought popcorn, let's take a look. >> mr. gatsby, i'd like to know exactly who are you anyhow? >> gatsby, no amount of fire could challenge the fairy tale he had stored up in his heart. >> i want to fix things just the way they were before. just you and me. ♪ will you still love me when i'm no longer young and beautiful ♪ >> all this made entirely from your own imagination. >> but i had the uneasy feeling that he was guarding secrets. >> a life has got to be like this. it's got to keep going on. ♪ >> this has gone beyond her. it had gone beyond everything. >> something ought to be done about a fellow like this. ♪ ♪ >> i don't want to go. >> then don't. >> that movie is going to be something and now not only do we have that for you but all the stars of the movie right here on "gma." they're all coming to visit us. we have a "good morning america" great gatsby vip getaway sweepstakes, folks. one grand prize winner will get two vip ticks to the premiere of the movie and

leonardo dicaprio and cary mulligan are the stars. >>> "star trek into darkness." >> i'm not a huge starople are buzzing about the villain in this. it's played by benedict cumberback who plays sherlock on the bbc show. >> have they really made six versions of "fast and furious?" i haven't seen a single one of them. >> they really are. this is a franchise people thought had petered out. numb beer five came out and made $80 billion in its owning week. >> really. in the united states? >> yes. i'm not talking worldwide. place that against the "hangover 3." >> that's no con test as far as i'm concerned. >> it's going to be close between those two. >> is it? very interesting. "man of steel." here's what i'm looking forward to. >> me too. the word is it's really really strong. there was a rebeaut ofabout superman. i think they were trying to pay homage to the supermans of the past. thing this is going to be a film that has more of a gritty one. it has an amazing cast. great people in the movie. >> the only new name i see on this list is "world war z." what is that? >> it's a zombie movie with b

we look back at it as a classic and reading this article that you face an obstacle that leonardo dicapriothat. seeing him act and then i go he's an incredible actor. >> give this kid a second chance. you face that too because butch cassidy and the sundance kid chi thought was a great film. >> nobody thought when i made that film, i remember when i saw it, i wasn't told about this musical number. what's that doing there? shows you about it. >> you thought it was cute? >> it wasn't each rain. i thought what's that doing here? really. i thought this was going to be a good experience. i just killed it. that shows you how good my judgment was. >> here we are 40 years later and the discovery channel documentary and all the presidents looking back on that. >> you are in it. >> what? >> joe is in it? >> he's in it? >> he's very good by the way. do we have a clip? >> he should have burned the damn tapes. >> let's let the documentary speak for itself, but in terms of yours, you say something interesting. i grew up in florida and it was at that time you were either for jane fonda or john wayne. i gr