where does the actor matthew mcconaughey come from?ally until after i got my first jobda "dazed and confused." all right, all right, all right. >> you came up with that on your own? the >> there was not a word written for that scene. who is wooderson? i said wooderson is about his car. getting high. slater is riding shotgun. about rock and roll. then i heard, action. i looked up. all right, all right, all right. sg >> you never could have known what had a would come. how often do you hear that? >> all the time. i get pictures. people have it tattooed. very sensational bodies on their body. >> it's like a monument, the beginning of your career. it's fair to say that there are other films in between. but "time to kill" was the moment you became, forgive the term, a movie star. >> can you see her? imagine she's white. >> over the weekend that "a time to kill" came out, my life changed over those two days. it was shocking. everyone had a biography of me. i noticed that for me personally, my soul missed its anonymity. i put on a backpack an

i want to tell the other guests be more like matthew mcconaughey.om hanks, okay. ( laughter ) step up! all right? >> remember, he likes his wild turkey. it will not good bad. he will use it. >> stephen: i will, all right. listen, what is-- you have something i do want to talk about. wild turkeys with-- with-- >> with thanks. >> stephen: "with thanks" initiative. teal may what that is while i pour myself a glass of this. >> about four years ago i have been creative director of wild turkey and about four years ago we said let's quit making big advertisements, let's do something good, shine some light on people who are doing good or help people out. we had a turkey give-away in lauenceburg, and we went to the first responders after the hurricane in houston. we went to the first responders and firemen and women in l.a. after the fires. and this year, with covid, we said let's find four americans that are doing something really good for their own communities, all right. so we found somebody in austin, new orleans, chicago, and dallas, that are giving cov

"no, mcconaughey, matthew mcconaughey, i want to have a conversation with you."lled me, i want to have a conversation. i said, mcconaughey, i'm doing it in four days, that would be cool. he said, "let's do it tomorrow." mcconaughey wants to do it tomorrow, we do it tomorrow. that's how episode 2 came to pass. mcconaughey calls me before oprah called me. oprah called me from a no caller i.d. number. roger goodell calls me from the no caller i.d. number. what is it? i've learned to pick them up, though. >> jimmy: i'm going to get your number and call you with various, "bill gates on the line." >> please don't, please don't. >> jimmy: okay, i won't. now you wind up partnering with oprah. she liked your intention. thank god. imagine if you told her your intention, i want to change the world, racial rec sister ation? she's like, nah, had enough of that. did you gush or play it cool with oprah? >> i played it cool because it was cool. for me this has never been about me. i do my first episode, 25 million views in three days. that was not supposed to happen. >> jimmy: y

and gayle talks to matthew mcconaughey about his new book, "greenlights."that's it for cbs news this monday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. was alive from the cb is the area studios, this is kpi? news. >>

>> yes. >> mcconaughey here. >> mcconaughey is also giving back this season honoring community heroeswhere he serves as creative director. >> we started a give thanks initiative where we could go in, shine a light on somebody who's given back to their own communities that's not looking for a spotlight. but calling them the local legends and that's who we're saying thank you to. >> as i read your ten goals in life that you wrote back in 1992, they were become a father, find and keep the woman for me, keep my relationship with god, chase my best self, be an egotistical utilitarian, take more risks, stay close to mom and family, win an oscar for best actor. >> right >> boom. you did it, man. >> i wrote that in 1992. and that still flabbergasts me now to go, wait, so subconsciously you must have really -- those must have been really good goals because you have gone on and you are on the way to achieving them still this many years later >> man. >> right didn't you learn so much about the guy? >> he is a deep well that is a book i would really like to read because he's such a complex charac

. >>> life through the eyes of matthew mcconaughey.e'll talk to him about his new book and why, despite many ups and downs, he still feels pretty good. i can't do it like him, but, first -- all right, all right, all right. but first, here's today's "eye opener." no one says it like him. it's your world in 90 seconds. >> if your family traveled, you have to assume that you were exposed. >> it's going to get worse over the next several weeks. >> we may see a surge upon a surge. >> doctors bracing for another deadly wave of cases after the thanksgiving holiday. >> the next surge is expected just as a new vaccine arrives in the united states. >> the light is at the end of the tunnel but the american people to have to do the right things. >> president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris have announced an all-female communications team. >> wisconsin finishes its recount confirming president-elect joe biden as the winner. >> trump vowed to challenge the outcome in court. >> this is total fraud, and how the fbi and department of justic

. >> governor matthew mcconaughey? >> all right, all right, all right. >> what he had to say about rumors of a run in the lone star state. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ from a hands up and shout ♪ come on now ♪ don't forget to say yay yay ♪ >> don't forget the wedding ring. >> that is what i was going to say, i want to go to a wedding. >> if i were at a wedding in ohio i could not dance. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. thank you for joining us, we begin with a fox news alert. gop members in wayne county, michigan rescinding their decision to certify the results of the 2020 election claiming they were bullied into approval during this meeting. >> griff jenkins live in washington. >> another twist in michigan, the two republican candidates board members in wayne county which includes detroit deadlock the certification vote because of a 70% discrepancy in absentee ballots but reversed and capitulated under pressure are now seeking to recant that vote. monica palmer, one of the t

mcconaughey, will you run for governor of texas? it's a simple answer, yes or hell yes. i have no plans to do that right now. as i said, that would be up to -- >> that is such a political answer! that's the political answer! i have no plans at this point. obviously, i have to discuss it with my family and my spiritual adviser. >> i've been asked that question about if i was interested in running for governor quite a bit lately. >> oh, okay. >> and i've always kind of given the same answer, but evidently, one of them came out as i would consider it, since i didn't say absolutely no. >> okay, so, i would consider it, matthew mcconaughey. that stands? >> whatever leadership role i can be most useful in -- and i don't know that that's politics. right now i don't see it as politics. i'll drink to that. >> all right, all right, all right! >>> time now to gather around the water cooler for some of the things that are going to have people talking today. we explained and focused on this a couple days ago, so i want to go back on the record, because matthew mcconaughey is clearing

some people are concerned he might be too liberal, but mcconaughey assures everyone that he's all rightright, all right. [ laughter and applause ♪ i had to do it i had to do it it was there they set it up no, they -- it's on the tee, they gave me a club. i might as well just -- i had to do it it was teed up well, guys, a lot of people follow the news by checking out what's trending on twitter and sometimes just seeing a hashtag doesn't tell the whole story, so to quickly catch you up on the week, we've decided to take a look at what's trending and more importantly, why i'll show you what i mean. first up, "under the table" was trending you may think it's because that's how senate republicans are reaching out to biden, but under the table is actually trending because it's where eric and don, jr. eat thanksgiving dinner. [ light laughter ] next up, "greetings earthlings" was trending you may think it's because of possible life on the moon, but it's actually trending because it's how adam silver began the nba draft. [ laughter and applause up next, "stay in your lane, girl" was trending yo

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that's followed by after matthew mcconaughey's map memoir green light. after that it's the best of me, a collection of stories and essays by author and humorist davidson harris. wrapping up our look at some of the bestselling books according to washington dc's politics and prose bookstore , distorted biography of the late astronaut and senator john glenn and lastamerican hero . am of these authors have appeared on book tv. watch the programs online at booktv.org. >> good evening everyone welcome to the bookstore in scottsdale arizona. my cohost this evening is a pulitzer prize winning and distinguished foreign correspondent and columnist for the washington post and i'm happy to say my colleague jim hoagland. i'm just delighted that you could join us. our author this evening is mark salter and the book is, copies are still somewhere . his book is "the luckiest man": life with john mccain and i can say for jim and i i'm fascinated with. i agree i didn't expect to read every word because my reading list is so fast but once i started i couldn't put itdown .

explores what she calls the hidden caste system in the united states followed by actor matthew mcconaughey's memoir green lights. the best of me, collection of stories and essays by author and humorist david ceder us. wrapping up a look at some of the best-selling books according to washington dc's politics and prose bookstore, alice george's biography of the late astronaut and senator john glenn in the last american hero. some of these authors have appeared on booktv. you can watch their programs online, booktv.org. >> delighted to be on this panel with three fantastic colleagues and thinkers. our first speaker is joanne mcneil, author of "lurking," the inaugural winner of the art foundation's art writing award for an emerging writer, resident at ivy, logan nonfiction program fellow and instructor. our next speaker will be -- sorry. hang on. sorry. i had the video open on my computer and sending my own words back to me. it was very confusing. our second speaker will be charlton mcilwain, author of "black software," the internet and racial justice. the vice provost of faculty engagement at n

that's fell by actor matthew mcconaughey's memoir green lights. a garten's modern comfort food in repping up the look at some of the best-selling books according to the "washington post"'s activist glenna doyle's memoir untamed. some of these authors appeared on book tv and you can watch their vents online on booktv.or booktv.org. >> it's great to be back as we kick off the fall season. in our inaugural speaker as you mentioned is ed freeman. he is the professor of business at the darden school at uva. now today he is come to discuss his latest book which is so relevant given the current discourse that's going on and our nation

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that's fell by actor matthew mcconaughey's memoir green lights. and i and a garten's modern comfort food in repping up the look at some of the best-selling books according to the "washington post"'s activist glenna doyle's memoir untamed. some of these authors appeared on book tv and you can watch their vents online on booktv.or booktv.org. >> it's great to be back as we kick off the fall season. in our inaugural speaker as you mentioned is ed freeman. he is the professor of business at the darden school at uva. now today he is come to discuss his latest book which is so relevant given the current discourse that's going on and our nation. the because the word and, simply and the most powerful word in our language. let's find out why in the power of and, responsible witness without trade-off. >> inc. is to much for having m me. it is a real treat to be back, even if only virtually. many years ago in a fit of youthful idealism, as david mentioned, i got a phd in philosophy. that was great. my father was always terrific pretty said well you will neve

i know you've had to rely on volunteers, including, i understand, matthew mcconaughey who was donating masks to rural hospitals earlier in year. i understand you yourself delivered hand sanitizer out of the back of a pickup truck. that's inspiring to hear that, but it hardly seems like the way a great nation like the u.s. should be handling a pandemic. what do you need from the federal government? >> well, we received some federal stimulus, and it helped our hospitals make it through the summer. if this continues we're going to need more because that money frankly is gone. and we have seen the best in people. matthew and his wife camila in particular have been wonderful but that has been temporary. people are just trying to help where they can, but we've got to get out of this thing eventually. >> and part of that i imagine is a coordinated national response. you're probably not going to get one until at least, you know, the next president is sworn in, so what are those 60 days until then going to look like? >> we're in for a pretty rough 60 days. at least the next couple of weeks. you

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matthew mcconaughey says the future in politics could be all right but i feel they wanted me to say all right all right. the texas native opening up about a potential run for governor. >> are you ever going to run for anything? >> i don't know. it would be up to the people. politics is a broken business to me. when politics redefines its purpose it could be more interesting. >> the actor clarifying his remarks overnight on the late show saying he has no political plans right now. >> i could see it happening. >> he would make a very handsome governor. new research suggests vaccinating young people first would have the biggest impact once covid-19 vaccine is approved. doctor mark siegel will explain the signs next. >> senator lindsey graham versus the squatters they call on him to resign. that fiery exchange coming up. - [announcer] is your hair flat, thin, and lifeless? imagine having fuller, thicker, more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes is just one session at hairclub. introducing xtrands, a salon service designed to give your hair more fullness, thickness, and volume. - xtrands

that's followed by after matthew mcconaughey's map memoir green light.t it's the best of me, a collection of stories and essays by author and humorist davidson harris. wrapping up our look at some of the bestselling books according to washington dc's politics and prose bookstore , distorted biography of the late astronaut and senator john glenn and lastamerican hero . am of these authors have appeared on book tv. watch the programs online at booktv.org. >> good evening everyone welcome to the

wilkerson explores what she calls a hidden caste system in the united states followed by matthew mcconaughey's memoir green lights. after that the collection of stories and essays by author david and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling books according to washington, d.c. politics and prose bookstore, alice george biography of the latest asked are not in senator dunklin in the last american hero. some of the authors have appeared on book tv, you can watch the programs online booktv.org. >> tonight on book tv "primetime", david rhodes argues that moral beliefs and culture are essential to a thriving civil society. authors share their thoughts on how to reinvent american democracy in the 21st century. open markets institute sally hubbard looks at the history of monopolies in american industry. former appellate judge douglas can berg the constitution, legal scholars and historians, barack obama reflect on his life and political career. that is all tonight starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern, find more schedule information booktv.org or on your program guide . . . >> welcome. thank you for j

i'm coming for you, mcconaughey. reason for the delay in the other states is the massive amounts of mail-in ballots. and those last ballots to be counted appear to be largely for biden. early on, things had looked pretty good for trump. we had been warned this would happen, in what experts called a "red mirage"-- which is either the character elizabeth olsen plays in the marvel movies, or putin's code name for trump. now, i know it's hard to wait for nevada and pennsylvania results, but just 24 hours of waiting has given biden arizona and wisconsin. and michigan. so, i've just got one bit of advice: >> just play it cool, boy. >> what's fonzie like? >> cool. >> what? >> cool. >> correctomundo. >>attempt to be cool. >> all right, everyone, chill. >> stephen: that's bipartisan advice. that last guy's a republican. thank you, doctor. if covid has taught us nothing, it's that patience is valuable. remember when the pandemic started, a trip to the grocery store would last eight hours because you had to wipe down every sing

realizing you're still at the bar what a long and emotional and confusing ride, like a matthew mcconaughey confusion that won't end. you think you're stressed imagine how president trump feels in two months he's either getting inaugurated or incarcerated it was crazy here's what most heard before bed. >> too close to call >> too close to call.. >> too close to call. >> jimmy: from now no more poles until you're talking about santa or strippers today's posters saw a different blue wave before slowly walking into the ocean at this point i'd rather here predictions from the guy trying to guess my weight at a carnival the posters were us when we thought we nailed the parallel parking and were 14 feet from the curb, actually we can fit a car between the car and the curb from now on when you release a poll just say both candidates are tied with a margin of error of 100 as we speak some states are still tallying the votes somehow chuck e cheese can count a million tickets on the spot and we still can't count votes in three days, my stress eating has gone from brownies to ice cream to rock case mi

just ask matthew mcconaughey a star power might land him a shot at the governors manchin and also thiswinning actor asked if he would run for the top job of the lone star state he said it would be up to the people more than me. adding politics seems to be a broken business to me right now. i would politics redefines this purpose i could be a hell of a lot more interested. what a tease, take your shirt off. texas governor greg abbott is up for reelection in 2022. do we need another celebrity empower right now? jamie. >> the answer is no. think we've run that. personal may modify that. obviously i think ronald reagan was a celebrity heated very good job. our current effort here, our current experience with celebrity in office, i'm not sure is proven that something we went to try again so quickly. see if i don't think it's just celebrity think it's people who want to be liked make bad politicians, kat because they want to give people stuff so the stupa like them or. that is a recipe for disaster when you are in a position of power. absolutely. the whole reason this matter so much is becau

matthew mcconaughey memoirs. wrapping up outlook as some of the best selling books according to the "washington post"'s activists glenn indoor memoirs. some of these authors have appeared on book tv you can watch on book tv.org. >> next up a couple programs from the virtual southern festival of books in nashville starting with matthew vanmeter's talk, civil rights case that helped to reaffirm the right to trial by jury. ..

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everything from that to a conversation with matthew mcconaughey. if that's not a wide-ranging list of events, it's going to be quite a fall so stay tuned. you can follow all our defense on magic city books.com. i will go through the whole list here. tonight i'm so thrilled to have a conversation with mychal denzel smith in the book that seems like it was written for the moment we're living in, although books are written quite a bit before the published in print it and everything else but sometimes we have these kind of prescient times in a world that are tapped into what's going on. a special us here in tulsa and everything that happened in our community, 2021 would be such an important year for our community as well. "stakes is high." we had an event a few years ago with a wonderful memoir, heavy, which is one of my favorite books the past several years. a powerful book. i'm kind of ripping off a blurb is that about -- the book that understands the pandemic for the pandemic actually happen because it gets america's response. mychal kind of underst

this followed by after matthew mcconaughey was more and modern comfort foods.some of the best-selling books according to the washington post, is activist memoir. untainted. some of these authors appear to book tv, and you can watch of their events online at booktv.org. during a virtual author event hosted by a bookstore in michigan, a retired astronaut harry birds inflected on his time and space for his portion of the discussion . >> and i talked about a lot of the different aspects of launch . first evolved getting into your suit. how complicated that is. in the process of getting strapped into a space shuttle. it is not exactly like going and getting into your car and putting in the seatbelt. the experience of the launch. the noise, and the views that i have the sounds of things happening and what it felt like. it is the experience of launch . done a lot as a fighter pilot in test pilot. i thought i knew what i was getting into. and actually launching on an endeavor, was unlike anything i'd ever done to save lease rate is in the launch, chapter is . cool. i l

will: matthew mcconaughey. pete: oh, there you go. >> matthew mcconaughey?lly get beer delivered to you. >> it's right on our homepage, you'll see it. will: more "fox & friends" at the top of the hour. >> ♪ we're riding in a wonder land of snow ♪ jedediah: it is your last chance to get the biggest deals from the fox news shop the black friday sale is over tomorrow, so you got to go to shop.foxnews .com to get 20% off, oh, boy, i was not prepared for that. >> ♪ ♪ pete: well you can wear your hat , scarf, have your cooking with friends apron, look at these female yoga pants. well get it at the fox news shop , everybody, have a great saturday, everybody. david: well despite the lock downs are things starting to look up? investors seeing records in the markets, retailers expecting rodriguez holiday sales and president trump promising a vaccine is coming in record time now just days away. welcome, everyone. i'm david asman in for neil cavuto and this is cavuto live, to david spunt at the white house. >> david good morning to you this is just tremendous news here

explores what she calls the hidden caste system in the united states followed by actor matthew mcconaughey'smemoir green lights. the best of me, collection of stories and essays by author and humorist david ceder us. wrapping up a look at some of the best-selling books according to washington dc's politics and prose bookstore, alice george's biography of the late astronaut and senator john glenn in the last american hero. some of these authors have appeared on booktv. you can watch their programs online, booktv.org. >> delighted to be on this panel with three fantastic colleagues and thinkers.

(giggling) stuart: act to matthew mcconaughey might be saying all right, all right, all right -- didhis. >> all right, all right, all right. hugh hewitt asked him would you consider a gubernatorial run in your home state of texas, and mcconaughey dud not say no. he said when politics redefines its purpose, i could be a h-e-l-l lot more interesting. he's considered center-right, to that could land him governor of texas, we'll see. but he said, first, politics needs to redefine and fix itself. so let's see if politics are in his future. stuart: all right, all right, all right, as they say -- [laughter] thanks, lauren. california's governor newsom, he's facing some backlash for breaking his own lockdown rules. jonathan hunt is in los angeles for us. jonathan, are there any repercussions for what the governor did? >> reporter: well, he won't be eating out anytime soon, stuart. [laughter] politicians are rarely ones to let an opposition mistake slide by, so republicans are piling on governor gavin newsom for his admitted mistake of attending a restaurant the party unmasked with several pe

that's followed by after actor matthew mcconaughey's memoir green lights. after that it's the best of me, a collection of stories and at the essays by author and humorist david sid harris and wrapping up our look at best-selling books according to washington dc's politics and prose bookstore, alice george's biography of the late astronaut andsenator john glenn in the last american hero . some ofthese authors appeared on book tv . what's their programs online at booktv.org. >> during a virtual event hosted by the commonwealth club of san francisco susan eisenhower discusses life and leadership of her grandfather , dwight eisenhower . >> eisenhower was conscious of what it would be to be a diminished president. we have to remember that president wilson was really almost a scandal that people in the country didn't know how bill that president was so ike was determined not to find himself in that situation for the good of the country and after he had three illnesses during his presidency and after each one of them he would give himself a very arduous test like

. >>> plus we are packed with stars next week on "today," just a small tease here matthew mcconaugheyig, big storm in the pacific northwest. we're going to see all that moisture make its way onshore. it's coming in the form of rain from seattle right down into portland we are going to see some mountain snow, especially in the higher elevations where we could see up to a foot of snow that cold front will move in, bring that snow to the northern rockies, the cascades, and that continues to move to the east before a second one brings another round of heavy rain as early as saturday afternoon. so we're going to see a lot of rain going into the weekend and some of that mountain snow elsewhere across the country it is chilly back through the middle of the country where temperatures are only in the lower 40s. in the northeast we'll clear things out through the day and finally drying out in the southeast after a very, very wet day yesterday with up to 10 inches in parts of north carolina >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall as we take a look at our seven-day forecast. we're going to h

. >> trace: matthew mcconaughey said he could be interested in a future run for governor of texas, sharingn a show. >> will you ever run for anything? >> i don't know. that would be up to the people more than it would me. politics seems to be a broken business to me right now. when politics redefines its purpose, i could be a hell of a lot more interested. >> trace: the star saying he is interested in getting behind personal values to rebind our social contracts with each other. >> sandra: new york city public schools going all remote as of today. mayor bill deblasio announcing the decision less than 24 hours ago after the city's coronavirus positivity rate hit 3%. dr. janet works in emergency and family medicine. almost every time we speak someone who has personally treated covid patients you are so intimately involved in this pandemic on so many levels. but as a parent we see what is happening in this city and we see what is happening with these families now forced to have their kids sent back home, virtual learning. what do you believe is the impact on these families as a result of this