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had played and like, i'm not marlon brando. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a lot of pressure there with it, but -- is that a gasp? >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> this is the whole world of this production is just -- releases information and hearing an audience going, "huuuuh?" >> jimmy: yeah, no -- [ laughter ] >> it happens all the time. >> jimmy: it does. >> it's lovely. >> jimmy: what -- i know they have like pins at the show that they keep the secrets -- >> keep the secrets, big time, yeah. >> jimmy: keep the secrets. so no one can talk about what actually happens in the play? >> yeah, i mean, i think it's just -- it's just -- >> jimmy: spoiler. >> it is just the spoiler thing, but it's also -- it's just like deliberate act of unkindness really as they come out -- when people hold this so -- you know, they've cherished it since they were children. they've waited for 20 years -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> and they turn up and saved a a lot of money and flown halfway around the world from wherever and they come and somebody says, "oh, no --" and then you're like -- [ light laughter ] >>

no, we have to name him marlon brando to get that bunny plan in. came into our family. he lived with me in college in the dorm for only a week because that's not actually allowed but then he lived at home with my parents and lived in my apartment in college. now he's a part of our family and he's one of our pets. >> lo and behold, you know, we got thrust into this new role after the election and we were moving to dc and of course, we had our pets with us on air force two and we weren't going to leave them behind and some staff people were helping us unload marlon in his cage and i don't know if some of you saw that picture because it seemed to go viral and all of a sudden the bunny was famous. we really do not understand why he was famous but that started the whole thing going. >> yeah, so, right after the inauguration, actually i think it was on inauguration day we had moved into an observatory where marlon was now and my mom and dad live there, too. [laughter] >> were just an afterthought now. [laughter] >> so we thought, i thought, we should get

they held a lineup of celebrity entertainers, marlon brando, sammyer davis junior, sydney, henry bellefonte sat up front alongside curtis got came to ralph abernathy was basically the second-in-command in the organization. baldwin wrote the atmosphere was black with a tension indescribable as something perhaps the heavens or the earta might crack. as a service began and he tried to keep himself together. i did not want to weep for margin. the tears seemed futile and they've also been afraid. i could be the only one that i began to weep i wouldn't be able to stop. finally, the pallbearers carried the casket towards the door and i'm skipping over my description of the whole service at all the songs they sang and abernathy followed. they occupy every imaginable space and base it on every rooftop in thery georgia heat. i started to cry and i stumbled. they would march from ebenezer r baptist church over to morehouse college where king had graduat graduated. in part first citizens with hitch their wagons and set out for washington as bernard lafayette put it another leader if signaled what he li

so they said, well, we should name him marlon brando, and i said, no, we have to name him marlon bundo, because gotta get that bunny pun in. so that's really how marlon came into our family. he lived with me in college in the dorm for only like a week, because that's not actually allowed -- [laughter] but then he lived at home with my parents and then lived in my apartment in college. so now he's really a part of our family, and he's one of our, one with of our pets. >> so then, lo and behold, you know, we got kind of thrust into this new role after the election -- [laughter] and we were moving to d.c., and so of course we had all of our pets with us on air force two. we weren't going to leave them behind. and some staff people were helping us unload marlon in his cage. i don't know if some of you saw that picture, because it seemed to go viral. and all of a sudden, the bunny was famous. [laughter] and we really didn't understand why he was so famous, but that kind of started the whole thing going. >> yeah. so right after the inauguration -- actually, i think it was on inauguration day

the pew in front of him held celebrity entertainers, marlon brando, said the party. ralph abernathy occupied the pope and was basically the second in command in the civil rights organization. baldwin wrote the atmosphere was black with a tension that was indescribable as something perhaps the heavens or the earth might crack. as the service began, he tried to keep himself together. i did not want to weep for martin. tears seem futile. i may also have been afraid and i couldn't have been the only one if i had an two week i wouldn't be able to stop. finally, the pallbearers carrying him to the door, i'm skipping over my description of the service and the songs they sang. abernathy followed the casket and when james baldwin emerged in the sunlight he noted the enormity of the spectacle but he failed to appreciate on his way in. he saw people not only on both sides of the road for the occupied at every imaginable space and stood on every rooftop in the georgia heat. every inch of ground as far as the eye could see was black people that stood in silence, he wrote. they of

and so it became this godfather joke with my friends pics of the said we should name him marlon brando. and i said no, we have to name him marlon bundo because got to get the bunny hunting. naturally how marlon king into our family. he lived with me in college in the dorm for only likely because has an actual allowed. and he lived at home with my parents and then lived in my apartment in college. he's really a part of our family and is one of our pets. >> so then lo and behold, you know, we got kind of thrust into this new role after the election. and we were moving to d.c., as of course with all of our pets with us on air force two. we were not going to leave them behind, and some stuff people were helping us unload marlon in his cage. i don't read some of you saw the picture, because it seemed to go viral. and all of a sudden the bunny was famous, and we really didn't understand why he was so famous, but that kind of started whole thing going. >> yeah, so right after the inauguration, actually think was on inauguration day we had moved into the naval observatory which is where martin

. >> marlon brando. who's the love interest?> yeah, or but i forget her name. karl maldin -- liz: oh, the priest. >> that was an iconic role. i watch it every now and then. liz: me too. what a lesson in standing up for what's right. >> yeah, it is. and, you know, kazan believed he was standing up for what's right. i'm not condoning what he did, but he believed what he was doing -- now, it's interesting why harvey weinstein -- liz: would be carrying that. and for those of you who don't know, there were more than a hundred photographers and camera crews out there watching this. >> right. liz: and now that book on elia kazan and number 15. it was written in 2006. i can't imagine it had that many sales before today, but it was something "countdown" noticed. >> people in the twitter verse are wondering if that's some kind of message, whether i've been singled out and blacklisted here or whether he was just carrying a book with him. who knows? liz: charlie, thank you very much. have a great weekend. >>> memorial day just three days aw

where they said we should name him marlon brando and i said we have to name him marlon bundo, got toget that bunny pawn in so that's how marlon came into our family. he lived with me in college in the door for only like a week because that's not actually allowed. but then he was at home with my parents and then was in my apartment in college so now he's a part of our family and he's one of our pets . so then lo and behold, we got kind of thrust into this new role after the elections. and we were moving to dc and so of course we had all of our pets with us on air force to. we were going to leave them behind and some staff people were helping us unload marlon in his cage. i don't know if some of you saw that picture because it seemed to go viral and all of a sudden the bunny was famous and we didn't really understand why he was so famous, but that kind of started the whole thing going. so right after the inauguration, i think it was on inauguration day, we had moved into the naval observatory which is where marlon lives now and hence my mom and dad lived there too. . >> we were just an

north korea, if, if china is like the godfather, marlon brando, north korea is frado. neil: [laughter] >> he is the wild guy who says stupid things but he is under control of the godfather. everybody knows it. the foreign policy community does not like to discuss these things in the context of trade and all the rest but, let me tell you, the chinese are big players. it is really a u.s.-chinese negotiation here. it involves trade, it involves intellectual property theft and it involves the north korean situation but it's all mixed together. the administration i can tell you knows this. they don't talk about this in public. neil: no, you're right. let me pursue that godfather theme then. the understanding seems to be, and i think you're quite right about this, it's no accident, and not merely coincidental in the middle of this dust-up when the north koreans were even considering badger the united states and all that, all of sudden we were talking about hiking tariffs on imported vehicles coming into this country and clearly sending a signal that we were going to get toug

neil: in that event who plays the role of marlon brando. but that is a separate chat, ambassador.r sense on the iran deal that the president increasely sounds he will walk away from it but not file on to it? by that i mean, slowly retreat but not add sanctions or any of that? that is the way markets are reading. that could be very, very wrong. you remind me in the past, sometimes developments don't pan out the way they are anticipated but if that were in the case it would fly in the face of what the europeans wanted and those who worked to cobble this deal together wanted. do they break as well with this deal, or do they tell the president, you can go one way, but we'll still go the way we were going? >> well, you know, the president could, with the sanctions say the u.s. is going to keep our sanctions, we're going to put our sanctions back but you europeans, we're not going to affect you. we don't know what the announcement is. neil: yeah. >> therefore the europeans would have time in a period to maybe say, okay, what we're going to do is fix the deal for you. we're going to put