cting role in "sharknado pleaseneed some tips, welcome kevin sullivan and mark cuban. >> that was a great introduction. just to show you how far mark really has come, take a look at this photo from his early days in dallas. ort was that, about 1982 1983. getting involved with personal computers for the first time. you see the american dream taking hold. i have seen you quoted as saying is in the doing, not the dreaming. but what is the state of the american dream? mr. cuban: the american dream is alive and well. disaster watch "shark tank?" show acrossmber one all of television watched by families together. now i have eight, 10, 20-year-old telling me about their ideas and companies. i don't think there's any question with the type of people that we have here that the best is yet to come. i think that some of us get the sense that we are down. that is so far from the truth. i'm seeing more and more amazing businesses and ideas every single day and i couldn't be more excited about the american dream. >> you have to go to silicon valley or new york? mr. cuban: i'll tell you this. there is n

. >> i don't think anybody can top mark cuban. he was great. thank you for beg here, mark. we really appreciate it. [applause] >> president clinton, welcome back to the bush center. we're thrilled your here and just a quick personal privilege. it has been a delight to get to work with both you're teams, especially bruce and valerie. we love each other and have had a blast working together. >> i think everybody knows that you were the sparkplug that made this happen and we're glad be to happy to be here and it exceeded my wildest dreams. so thank you for giving us a chance to do something i think is of lasting importance. >> we all echo jake's sentiments, so without further adieu, seems like just yesterday that josh bolton was sitting in my place in washington, launching this program together, just last september, ten months ago. so here we are, graduating this awesome class. so let me start by asking the importance of the two of you working together. that particular feature has meant a lot to scholars and you both had the opportunity to spend time with the scholars. what ha

are seeing a very different version of that, but another example of a reality show campaign. >> mark cuban would crush both hillary and trump. is there room for another billionaire businessman turned reality show turned politician in this race? >> i'm sure some think there is. there was fantasies about mark shuldz, the starbucks ceo. i talked to mark cuban today. he says he has no intentions of running. he believes any democrat besides clinton that gets into the race will win, whether that's him to michael bloomberg. but his intention is there is room -- >> cuban would beat hillary. that's not just because i am a "shark tank" fan. >> this is friday night. trump may made an appearance on "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon. >> okay. interview time. we know question, are you ready for the republican debate next week? >> you know, the truth is, i'm always ready. it's really going to be a big debate, but i'm always ready. >> it's not big, it's huge! huge, huge, huge, huge, huge! >> the ratings were huge, but when does it have to turn into policy? >> well, that's a great question. i mean, i th

mark cuban now taking aim at the candidate -- he's praising donald trump now but he didn't in the recentn't understand that. anyway, in july cuban said trump was, quote, the best thing to happen to politics in a long, long time, so why the change of heart? let's bring in cnn's chris moody, inside the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. great to be here. >> so, what's this stuff with mark cuban? now he loves donald trump and he could crush him if he ran against him? >> reporter: we could say donald trump has inspired a couple of his buddies to maybe consider running for president, even if it's just a floating idea in their head. mark cuban shares a lot of traits with donald trump. both billionaires, both have a huge social media following, both bombastic and been parts of reality tv shows. mark cuban was asked about possibly running for president. he says, i get asked every day. it's a fun idea to toss around. if i were a dem i could beat hillary clinton. if it was me versus trumpb, i should crush him, no doubt about it.

moderator: read, like mark cuban. president bush: actually act. do things. don't be afraid of failure. i'm not worried about this crowd. president clinton: i agree with that. say, ifr thing i would what ever it is doesn't work out, get up. i lost two elections. i was the youngest former governor in american history after the reagan landslide. i had one guy appointed to the cabinet walk across main street in little rock to avoid being seen shaking hands with me. that was a humbling experience. [laughter] realize,ou've got to there is no personal ambition you have which can be extinguished by anybody else. you by giving up your .reams can extinguish them if it doesn't work out exactly like you intended, it will take you someplace interesting, and he will make a difference. my advice is, don't be afraid to fail, but you probably will, whether you are afraid to or not. it's scary. you've just got to get up. the world belongs to tomorrow, not yesterday. don't give anybody else permission to take your life away. keep wishing and keep given. never make the perfect

emily: you recently sparred with mark cuban online, who claimed youtube could not get anything right. so you you tweeted, "registering domain, $20; selling domain, $1.65 billion; knowing mark cuban is still bitter, priceless." chad: yes. emily: how do you respond to critics that say youtube had more potential? chad: well, i'm just giving mark a hard time. because he likes to talk a lot. a little tweet i thought he could take. but, you know, there are a lot of people that have opinions. but for the most part, i feel like people should focus on their own businesses. and focus on them creating opportunities for themselves instead of complaining about someone else. at the end of the day, sometimes it does comes down to jealousy. it comes down to missing that opportunity that he had with broadcast.com. he had a lot of the right ideas, but he was just ahead of his time. in terms of the opportunies youtube is going to provide or has provided, i think they will only continue to grow. the audience is larger than ever, which means the opportunity for google is bigger than ever. emily: do you ha

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[bell] announcer: tonight mark cuban and former president george w. bush and bill clinton speak to graduates of a presidential scholars program created by several presidential foundations. ase is more from mark cuban he talks about being a successful businessman and decision-maker. mark cuban: i try to be very self-aware, i try to know what i'm good at and that it. -- bad at. i try to have smart people around me all the time. i cross my fingers. [laughter] there are just some decisions you have to trust yourself. preparation is everything. people say, you are a huge risk taker. i never take a risk. started, is i have felt like i had done the preparation, it is not a risk. fortunately i have never been in a -- the same circumstances as our two president. -- presidents. in my world i try to be prepared and have great people around me. i hope for the best. announcer: that was a portion of remarks held this -- from a event held this summer. you can see the entire event tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. tomorrow on washington journal, thea center tal

the lead-in is mark cuban talking about issues.esn't want to talk about social issues, he wants to talk more about economic issues. i can understand that. when it comes to the fed, isn't is the same problem? the issues we're talking about are normalization. is any of this normalization going to actually help the economy and has the issues we're normalizing from actually helped the economy? your thoughts? >> well, they are not really dealing with the issues that are important to the market now. we have 2% growth or 2.5% growth on an annualized basis. that's good. that is growth. but we're still in the worst recovery in a post world war era. >> listen, mark cuban said that, you know, none of these issues are being dealt with. i understand that. we have a central bank that is doing things we don't know the exact costs. we have calibrated the economy, the treasury market, everything on a much smaller scale in a time when we might need big scale. in the end, what is the fed normalization going to continue to do to risk assets and what w

billionaire mark cuban could crush the republican frontrunner.will tell you what he is saying next. >>> i'm christine romans. let's get an early start on your money. the s&p 500 is down 8% from the record peak earlier this year. some wall street darlings are not as fortunate. gopro has plunged from the high. and so is fitbit and shake shack. some of the recent ipos really hit as the broader market has bounced back from the worst losses of the year. >>> when republican hopefuls meet on the stage tomorrow night, they will talk about the economy. ben carson is the only top candidate who says he is willing to raise the federal minimum. then immigration. donald trump wants to restrict it. finally, ceo pay. trump took a shot at sky high pay for ceos and hedge fund managers. >>> mark cuban says he could crush donald trump in a presidential election. he said he could beat frontrunner hillary clinton. i think the conformity the candidates on the issues will make it easier for any democratic nominee not named hillary. i think she had lost her shot. that is

first we hear from dallas mavericks president mark cuban and then from bill clinton and george w.ush. university,hofstra a look at news media coverage of george w. bush's presidency. over the summer, president bill clinton and george w. bush

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please welcome kevin sullivan and mark cuban. [applause] treasure. >> oh, that's funny. ll, everybody, that was a great, a great introduction, but just to show you how far mark really has come, take a look at this photo from his early days in dallas -- [laughter] what was that, about 1982 or '83? >> '83, yeah. >> at that moment hark, you know, getting involved with personal computers for the first time. you see the american dream taking hold right there about ready to -- >> you see the thing in the back, it says "poverty sucks." [laughter] >> so you're a guy who i've seen you quoted as saying it's in the doing, not the dreaming. >> exactly. >> what is the state of the american dream today? >> american dream is alive and well. does anybody here watch "shark tank"? [applause] it's a great show. the fascinating thing about the show on friday nights is that it's the number one show watched by families together across all of television. literally used to be people wanted to come up and talk to me about basketball. now i have are 8, 10, 20, 80-year-olds telling me about their i

mark cuban. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. now, since we're in dallas, we thought it was only appropriate to start the program with two mavericks. one of them danced with the stars. and one of them went to the big dance with president bush. kevin sullivan got his start in communications in the sports world with the dallas mavericks. the lessons he learned in the nba's western conference ultimately landed him in the west wing, where he served as president bush's communications director from 2006 to 2009. today he draws on his experiences to advise leaders all across sectors on effective communication. and last month he released an ebook called breaking through, communications lessons from the locker room, the board room, and the oval office. our other panelist has no problem breaking through. especially when it comes to making his voice heard by the referees from his courtside seat. mark cuban, the owner of the mavericks, is one of america's most successful entrepreneurs. beginning at the ag

neil: mark cuban is in the news, he's been blasting the sec all over again, mark cuban said if not for a federal judge, the sec would have come down on him like a ton of bricks. why is mark cuban so upset with the sec and harvey pitt, the guy who headed it in agreement with him? after this. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. ...and tkind of like you huffing sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said.. doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains f

mark cuban and neo, reid hastings, apple's tim cook and facebook's mark zuckerburg.k zuckerburg posted this picture of himself and his wife before they left for dinner. as you know they are expecting their first child. and the first lady is getting attention for her wardrobe choice. she tweeted this picture tonight. mrs. obama wore a black off the shoulder mermaid gang made by vera wang and they called attention to the first lady's hair which looks long and to the side. >> and just checked and she is top trending. >> sandhya patel is here to tell us about the weather. >> she looks stunning in there. look at live doppler 7hd. we have high clouds passing through. the fog has not come back yet, but it will be back tomorrow. you will notice the difference. today the cooling was confined mainly to the coast and bay. temperatures were down inland, but didn't feel like it. mid-nineties in the hotspot. san francisco dropped 20 degrees from yesterday. it was 70 today most areas in the 50s and 60s and concord at 72 degrees. a live look from the exploratorium camera and visibil

well, mark cuban is the star of another show kind of like the apprentice, "shark tank," i'm sure peopleat cuban is saying. do i believe he's going to run for president? no, but it's a very interesting idea, isn't it? >> brian stelter, thank you, my friend. in new york. >> thanks. >> still ahead this wednesday here at the reagan library, it will be make or break for a number of these candidates when these republican contenders who are all vying for their party's nomination faceoff 48 hours from now right here in simi valley, california, your guide to what to watch for here. you have to stay with cnn. we'll be right back. iflike i love shrimp, red lobster's endless shrimp... ...is kind of a big deal. it's finally back, with as much shrimp as you want, any way you want 'em. one taste of these new pineapple habanero coconut shrimp bites, and i already want more. they even brought back wood-grilled teriyaki shrimp! yeah, you heard me: teriyaki. and really: what's not to love about... ...buttery garlic shrimp scampi? here, the sweet, spicy, crispy possibilities are as endless as the shrimp. a

mark cuban and neo, reid hastings, apple's tim cook and facebook's mark zuckerburg.his picture of himself and his wife before they left for dinner. as you know they are expecting their first child. and the first lady is getting attention for her wardrobe choice. she tweeted this picture tonight. mrs. obama wore a black off the shoulder mermaid gang made by vera wang and they called attention to the first lady's hair which looks long and to the side. >> and just checked and she is top trending. >> sandhya patel is here to tell us about the weather. >> she looks stunning in there. look at live doppler 7hd. we have high clouds passing through. the fog has not come back yet, but it will be back tomorrow. you will notice the difference. today the cooling was confined mainly to the coast and bay. temperatures were down inland, but didn't feel like it. mid-nineties in the hotspot. san francisco dropped 20 degrees from yesterday. it was 70 today most areas in the 50s and 60s and concord at 72 degrees. a live look from the exploratorium camera and visibility is good looking a

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. >> tonight, mark cuban and former president george w. bush and bill clinton speak to the graduates of the presidential scholarship program. mark cuban talks about how to be a successful businessman and decision-maker. i try to be very self-aware. i try to know what i'm good at, and when i'm bad at i tried to have smart people around me all the time. i cross my fingers. there are just some decisions that you have to trust yourself. preparation is everything. people say i'm a risk taker, but i never take risks. any business i have started, i feel i have done my homework and done my preparation. fortunately, i have never been in the same circumstances as our two presidents, and i could not imagine the stress. in my little bro, i try to be prepared to have greater people around me. make the best decisions i can, and hoping for the best. >> that is a portion of the remarks, you can see the entire event tonight at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. congressional lawmakers return from their summer recess tomorrow. at 2:00at campbells in p.m. eastern to begin

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billionaire mark cuban said on cnbc yesterday that politicians who don't use social media effectively will be left behind in this campaign and this a very good example of that. twitter said already a dozen campaigns have signed up for this new service. >>> so you you say you're looking for that romantic little place that serves tapas and sangria? how about taco bell. starting next week, taco bell will open a new restaurant this chicago that it calls taco bell can tina. they will open one in san francisco in a few weeks as a matter of fact, as well. it will serve fresh tapas style appetizers, plus beer, wine, sangria and margaritas. the fast casual dining that other chains are pursuing, as well. starbucks is doing the same thing. and by the way, this is my favorite part, taco bell will hire a bouncer for this taco bell cantina in chicago. >> if i can't get into taco bell, i've got real problems. >> now that you're adding the bouncer, it sounds appetizer. >> right, doesn't it? it will be safe. >> seals the deal. >> enjoy. >> thanks, bill. that's a good one. >>> let's get a check of the

mark cuban telling us over the weekend he would crush donald trump if he ran for president and mark cubanns us now. he has starred in a reality show, he is a billionaire and now he's talking seriously about running for president. are you there, mark? >> yeah, i'm here, kelly. how are you doing? >> great. welcome to the program. we appreciate your time. the question foremost on everybody's mind as we get closer to 2016 is how seriously are you considering a run for president? >> not at all. i'm not going to run. i don't really have any interest in running, but i do give donald a lot of credit for changing the game. i mean, we are at the point -- up until now you had to be a perfect candidate, you couldn't have had a drink growing up and i think donald changed that is correct he made it okay to be an imperfect candidate and i think that's a good thing. >> to go back to the genesis of this whole discussion, mark, correct me if i'm wrong, you were saying if it was you versus trump you would crush him no doubt about it. >> yeah, there's no question about t i think what it has come down to i th

and another great guy is mark cuban. really.little bit about maybe some day doing this himself and i think he'd do very well. we may not have the exact same feelings about where we are going but that's okay. but mark was great. he actually called me like literally a few days ago and said, you know, if you want to use the arena, which is, by the way, a beautiful arena. this is a great arena. and derk, i love him, one of my favorite players. one of my favorite. and the mavericks have been fantastic and it's just a great team. but he said, if you want to use the arena. i said, mark, how about monday night? that was like in four days. and you had a big holiday in between. and he said, i think, you know, they really like you in dallas. they really like you in texas. maybe you can get a lot of people. [cheers and applause ] because we were coming here and we thought maybe we'd get a thousand but we never get a thousand anymore. it's always the same thing. you know, we went to alabama. we started off with a 500-person ballroom and afte

john: all respect to mark cuban, you were no longer the biggest character in a dallas. ♪ good boy.ashanah.ted rosh trump in the $18 trillion man. the first tv ad in veiled by the club, and they plan to spend more than $8 million airing it in iowa. but if you don't live in the hawkeye state, this is what that particular 1% will seek. >> which presidential candidate supports higher taxes, national health care, and the wall street bailouts? it's donald trump. mr. trump: in many cases i identify as a democrat. >> mr. trump likes to put ideas "mr. tell it like it is." he is just playing a sport -- playing us for chumps. trump, just another politician. mark, arp didn't countdown clock -- our patented countdown clock shows we are just a short time away from the gop debate. can trump be stopped? the question i have for you is -- can trump be stopped and if so, how? mark: i don't think you'll be stopped tomorrow night. there are many on the conservative side, establishment side who wanted trump stopped. who look for every piece of potential data that suggest he is going down. i think people

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"with all due respect" to mark cuban, you are no longer the biggest character in dallas. ♪ >> good boyhappy belated rosh hashanah. the incredible, bilingual trump and the $18 trillion man. the first anti-trump tv ad unveiled by the club, and they plan to spend more than $8 million airing it in iowa. but if you don't live in the hawkeye state, this is what that particular 1% will see. >> which presidential candidate supports higher taxes, national health care, and the wall street bailouts? it's donald trump. mr. trump: in many cases i probably identify as a democrat. >> mr. trump likes to play himself as "mr. tell it like it is." but, he has a record and it is very liberal dream. he is just playing us for chumps. trump, just another politician. john: mark, our patented countdown clock shows we are just a short time away from the gop debate. i want to ask you the very question you raised, can trump be stopped? the question i have for you is -- can trump be stopped, and if so, how? mark: i don't think he'll be stopped tomorrow night. there are many on the conservative side, establishment

word game-changer around -- >> i hate that phrase. >> it must be important. >> game-changer. >> mark cubant shy about making bold statements and he's just done it again. in an e-mail exchange with cnbc, cuban revealed his thoughts on the presidential race and that if he were in the race, he would crush donald trump. eamon javers is live in washington with that story. those are fighting words. >> that's absolutely right. mark cuban says he has no plans to run for office but he's a guy who clearly has been inspired by the donald trump presidential campaign. he likes that donald trump has proven that you don't have to have a squeaky clean past in order to run for president. he likes you can be a billionaire and cuban is and run for office. here is what he told me in this e-mail exchange over the past week or so. he compared himself to hillary clinton and donald trump. he also used the term three comma potus, as in a billion dollars. he said if he have a three comma potus it would not be long before the office humbled him or her. he also said that in comparison with hillary clinton and donald

we had mark cuban on a few weeks ago. they sort of meld together. but on that day the stock closed around $95. 95 to me continues to be the line in the sand. it's about a 50% retracement of a couple levels we have mentioned. i do think it holds. i think the story is intact. i don't necessarily think the broader market is intact. >> okay. well, the last time the fed did raise rates, one surprising sector actually rallied pretty hard. this is surprising. steve, what are you looking at? >> i will tell you what's counterintuitive, that's going to be the word of the day. because if you look at this bar chart that i have right here, if i would have told you this a week ago you would have said i was crazy. utilities have rallied 27%. the year that the fed started to enter into a raising rate cycle. what else? energy. i understand energy because you figure growth is important. you figure the economies are getting going. but what's more important is if you look at this, that's against the backdrop of the s&p being up 11%. that's important. you have here 2 1/

. >> he also believes and was intrigued by the prospect of mark cuban getting in some how.ng could be there. >> america is responding that america could put someone back in business. like carly fiorina is doing like ben carson. maybe ceos are yet to step up like mark cuban. >> another texas sports team owner became president. former president of the texas rangers. why not owner of dallas mavericks? i'm telling you if not this time, it's next time for mark cuban. >> lots going on on this news day. we're going to hear from ainsley. >> all in favor? >> she didn't recognize me yesterday. i'm holding a grudge. >> i'm sorry. brian, you called me heather yesterday. >> did i really? >> we're even. >> did i really sm. >> i would like to see hah tape again. >> we'll argue about this later. there's important information i have to tell you brian. a fox busy niness alert. a slow down in manufacturing overseas has investors very cautious. futures right now indicating a slight jump at the open, up over 100 points now. that's good news. >>> also a few protestors outside the baltimore court

"with all due respect" to mark cuban, you are no longer the biggest character in dallas. ♪ >> good boyd rosh hashanah. the incredible, bilingual trump and the $18 trillion man. the first anti-trump tv ad unveiled by the club, and they plan to spend more than $8 million airing it in iowa. but if you don't live in the hawkeye state, this is what that

c-span communicators" on two. , billight, mark cuban clinton, and george bush talk. here is a look at remarks from bill clinton on when presidents know it is time to begin decision. i think knowing when it is time to decide is a big deal. what all isknow going on and what decision you are making. that is, if you make a mistake, revocable stucco there are decisions when on a scale of one to 100, it is 70% right today. i always ask myself, are the consequences revocable? i will give you one example. whenever we were getting ready to bomb somebody, sometimes my advisor would say, if you don't do this today, you will look weak.we will look so i'll we said, can i kill them tomorrow? [laughter] you are laughing, but think about this. to lifebring them back tomorrow. if the answer is yes, we can kill them tomorrow, we are not weak. on the other hand, there are those decisions that you will literally paralyze yourself if you do not just go and and make. >> that was a portion of remarks from an event held earlier this summer at the george w. bush presidential library and dall

and at 8:00 mark cuban and former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush on leadership skills.urday at 10:00 on book tv we're live all day in the nation's capitol for the 15th annual national book festival with author programs. your opportunity to talk with pulitzer prize winning historians. sunday at noon. a live three-hour conversation on in-depth with former second lady and american enterprise institute senior fellow lynn cheney who will take your phone calls, emails and tweets. later at 9:00, catherine eden talks about how families from chicago to appalachia and the mississippi delta are surviving on no income. then authors share their thoughts on social and political issues. on american history tv on c-span 3 saturday evening at 8:00 on lectures in history, boise state university professor lisa brady explains how defoliation chemical agents used during the korean and vietnam wars created long-term damage to both people and the environment. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on real america, crowded out, the 1958 national education association film addressing overcrowded schools, fol

"with all due respect" to mark cuban, you are no longer the biggest character in dallas. ♪ >> good boylated rosh hashanah. the incredible, bilingual trump and the $18 trillion man. the first anti-trump tv ad has been unveiled by the club, and they plan to spend more than a airing it in iowa. million dollars but if you don't live in the hawkeye state, this is what that particular 1% wil

where we were in the great maverick, the mavericks building, a great team, a wonderful team and mark cubano nice. we know mark, right? a good guy. and what happened was he says what about using the arena? i said how much do we have how long do we have and how many seats? 20,000 seats. they built it up in two days. is that good? [applause] i then flew from dallas always making speeches. we have to make our country great again, right? i then flew and this was sort of fun. we flew to a very nice place, los angeles and we went to the uss iowa and we were honored by a great fÊtes group which gave me an endorsement. they endorsed me. the vets like me and i love the vets. we have a lot of fans here tonight. [applause] we have a lot of that's but the vets on the uss iowa, that is some ship by the way. they don't build them like that anymore. and then i flew as you know last night we had a little thing called this debate at the reagan library. and it was an amazing thing. we have an incredible time. thank you. [applause] that was some evening. i will tell you the problem with the evening. it did so

mark. let's do this. cuban: me and you. okay, jiminy. [ laughter ] with the work you've done to create cricket flour, you're basically saying there's no competition at all? there's a couple of up-and-coming companies. what are they doing compared to you guys? what are they using for flour? they don't have a product yet. they've asked us to sell it to them. and we're -- we're debating right now whether we should actually do that. and why -- what's the debate? our business model is not to invest in infrastructure, and so i'd prefer to purchase the flour at some point if i could and just be the brand behind... wait. ...the insect movement. i thou-- my understanding was you own the flour, right? we do. we do. you created it, that you're -- no one else has this flour but you. correct. from an fda perspective... right. ...you're the only one that's approved, right? correct. so why not have -- go to these other guys and say, "okay, we'll sell you our flour at, you know, "three times what it costs us to make, but you have to brand

mark cuban, billionaire. 3commas? >> 3.23. are you friends with trump? we need the answers to these questions. >> on empire, why wesley snipes turned down the and we will talk about his new show. >> the beach boys musical mastermind brian wilson is here with his wife, melinda. >> to save him from a deviant and manipulative man. "access hollywood" live starts now. >> these things usually have like a million people or two million people and they will probably have 24 or 25 million people based on early numbers. maybe i will get flowers from cnn. who knows. >> code name humble. humble is on the move. he's at it again on hannity. maybe deservedly so. jeff zucker, i sent him a huge bouquet of flowers. >> this is the most watched program in the network's 35-year history. 22.9 million viewers. he needs a big bouquet. >> fox got 24 million. they didn't know 24 was coming. they didn't get to jack their ad rates. they said it's huge. send the flowers. >> 4.5 million watched on line as well. you can add that number to it. >> super bowl is like a million or two mill