mr. keaton was also very proud of having merged his in what he called it in perpetuity. he was very proud of that, and he spoke of it repeatedly. he would be horrified to hear what is big thought about. they also argued that he could not develop and expand without damaging the character but of belgrave avenue. that is strange, because some time ago he proposed to us, a the neighbors, a big l-shaped house that would expand 89 to the uphill side and filled the whole side, the greenside about the street in tact. we were all for that. we said go for this. again, with regard to respecting the nature of the street, the two houses he is proposing to build are so clearly out of character size of what is on the street that he is going against his own argument. i think he presented some very strange arguments in his variance application. again, we would be faced with a wall, a very large mansion on our street, and some middle- class residents would be removed from 89 belgrave as it is now. help us protect our street, please. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. i will try to be

. >> mike: look the michael keaton, mr. mom. >> he's he's the mr. mom and he'll be first to say that stay at home parenting is not an easy gig. >> mike: you talked about the criticism. what would people say when they criticized you. were they saying you wasted your education. >> exactly. said that i was wasting my education, what good was the education i had and work i'd done to establish my career, that it really was a backwards step for women, if women like me did not take their position forward and establish careers moving forward in public life, what does that do for women generally, for feminism. >> i thought it remarkable in this world where we're told to have tolerance and supposed to be about diversity and choice, you make choices, your choice may be to stay at home and it may be to go to work, but those are choices you make. why can't others just respect that? rosie, you talked about the criticism you've had. have you felled any guilt that oh, i should be out there in the work force instead of staying at home with the kids? >> yeah, i think

he stars alongside diane keaton in his new film, "darling companion," opening in select theaters april 20th. put it together for an oscar winner and a funny, talented guy. mrjimmy: oh, yeah. that's what i'm talking about. that's the magic right there. what happened back there? >> i walked into a wall. >> jimmy: did you really? >> yes. that's a good omen, though. that will bring me good luck. >> jimmy: is that a good -- is that right? i think there's a pole back there. >> there's a pole and i was taking my -- putting my glasses away and then i got hooked on the wire. >> jimmy: if you broke your glasses, we will not pay for them. it's not in the budget, i'm sorry, we can't. >> i think if you read the fine print. >> jimmy: you must read the fine print, my friend. >> yes, i think it is. >> jimmy: one time, chris cornell was on our show, and he came out from the door over there. he thought that was the entrance. it's like an emergency fire exit, he came down from that. he was just confused. >> are you trying to make me feel better? >> jimmy: yeah. is it working? >> no, i walked into a wall. >> jimmy: no, that's cool, man. >> no, no. >> jimmy: everyone -- all th