tavis: if it makes you narcissistic, then we all are narcissistic because andy makes all of us laugh. carell used to do it. have they told you there will be another season? >> they have not told us officially, but i think that we are sort of on that path. whether or not a tv series is picked up for another season is, in some ways, a technicality. i have every reason to believe that. tavis: the office is funny, and i sense that we watch it for more than just laughs. >> at the office is very important to us. we are changing culture. we are changing stereotypes. and we are having an impact. [laughter] that is why i get a weekly call from barack obama just to check again and make sure that we are taking our responsibilities seriously as a 30 minute comedy show on nbc. [laughter] i appreciate the question because my own feeling is that we tap into something awkward and a little bit on pleasant in people's daily lives and retains and the frustrations that we have at our jobs. it is really nice to watch other people squirm and laugh at them in a fictional context. if you do that in real life

it is the notion, stars are narcissistic and it is about ego.e are who we are because someone loved us. and encouters we'vnters. >> and we are hwwho we are because someone didn't love us. tavis: and your story is about bouncing through people in your life. a fascinating way to tell the story. i want to have some fun. i want to throw names at you. we will cover some of them. we mentioned marilyn monroe. born in i15 years old, new jersey. i wanted to do something different than what my background was laying down. i felt something brewing in me. i saved money and went to new york. looked around not knowing what i was looking for. i wanted to be told, at 15, "yes, my son." it didn't happen. iwas o was on my way back. a limo pulled up. the driver put up his hand. when you are 15, and out of a limo comes this beautiful woman who, nobody ahhas come near. herstopped and araged heranged fox coat and looked at me and said, "hi." one little sign there was someone outside my little world who had doene something different. i knew it meant i could go somewher

does newt gingrich have narcissistic personality disorder? >> no.known him for over a decade on a personal level. he is a very gentle russ person. he is actually in person, not a confrontational person. he is very inclusive. he includes a lot of people in his discussions and deliberations. i found him to be very open to ideas, suggestions, conversations, ideas. so no. i don't find him to be that way at all. >>> you don't think he sets unrealistic goals. one is reminded when he told us all that he would be the nominee. >> but martin, he said the republicans would be in the majority. everybody thought he was what you're saying and we were in the majority. he said, people we can't balance the budget. we have to balance for four years in a row. he couldn't pay off debt. we did that. we couldn't reform welfare. we've reform welfare. so no. when he says we lay out a plan, we can do that. all the visionaries have large plans that people laugh at. thomas edison was laughed at. the wright brothers were laughed at. the people hine vented the trans continental

their narcissistic. fields they are going to recreate this story of europe the history of europe we don't need this museum at all but you say we don't need this museum at all or talking about the history of europe but i you know perhaps there is an argument to be said that as people in the eurozone are struggling to get by day to day and to keep a roof over their heads and food on the table perhaps some europeans would like to see cultural projects such as this carry on. well you know there are a number of museums around europe that tell the story of the history of europe so we don't need an additional new c.m. to do this and there are other cultural projects that you know could be taken care of but it is very important that this point in time that we focus on you know the economic and financial crises and that we are allow people to be able to eat and feed their children before we. divert resources financial resources into this narcissistic project to tell us a whole symbolical is the whole idea of a eu

you do play a meanie, narcissist, all those kind -- >> which is so much more fun than playing the goodo -- and i love every minute of it. the more crazy they make her, i love it. we can get away with anything because it is all in the blanket of tina fey's world that she created. >> alec was on this morning with ann -- >> he's lost so much weight! >> he looks so good. >> amazing what yoga will do for you. >> and the yoga teacher. >> your character got engaged in that live episode. >> yes. >> who would marry her? >> she's sort of marrying herself because she's marrying a male impersonator who impersonates jenna maroni. >> perfect. >> we heard the news that "30 rock" is going to just go for one more season. we're excited it is another season but it is a little sad. >> it is official we are finishing up in the seventh year. we'll do 13 episodes and -- well, i'm so glad we've had this time together. >> it must feel that way. part of you must be excited because there's other things you do. you do theater, you do so many different things. but you've become a family after -- >> i'm going to mi

you are not a rank narcissist you try to contribute something. >> i'm not a rank narcissist. >> bill: that's what i think facebook is about. it's narcissism and everybody wants to be a star you can be on this thing. how do they make money on this thing? does it cost you any money to be on facebook? it's free, right. >> what it does cost a bit of your time and also you're sharing private information. >> bill: zuckerberg worth billions of dollars. how does he get money. >> advertising just like in television or any other part of the web. but more importantly, perhaps for the future of this company is the way in which they use all of that information about the users of facebook. >> bill: sell it to other people. >> absolutely to marketers. >> bill: this is interesting some of the advertising is advertising. it goes up, it goes down, it goes in, it goes out. you can have advertising on facebook if you want to. what they are able to do is compile a tremendous amount of data about the millions of people who -- all over the world, right? >> usage patterns. what you are involved in. >> bill:

i don't think narcissists are vain.y are obsessed obsessed withy because it symbolizes power and self worth. it's sad that this story was written in 18 something something and here we are still today and women -- this story still resonates because we're -- women still do the same -- i heard this amazing quote. men age like fine wines. women age like cut flowers they tbhilt a week. it's got to stop. >> stephen: i'm a beautiful woman. i've made the switch from hand some man. i should have stayed a hand some man. >> you should have stayed. >> stephen: i might switch back. >> you will have an easier time. >> stephen: might be a painful switch back. [ laughter ] >> can i -- >> stephen: you're also -- [ laughter ] tell it like it is, man. >> kit be done. >> stephen: you are also in a movie coming out called promethesis. i'm obsessed obsessed with that. will you just tell me when your character at any point bursts out of someone's chest. >> i'm not kidding when i say there's probably a sniper in this studio who would take me o

you are not a rank narcissist you try to contribute something. >> i'm not a rank narcissist. >> bill:hink facebook is about. it's narcissism and everybody wants to be a star you can be on this thing. how do they make money on this thing? does it cost you any money to be on facebook? it's free, right. >> what it does cost a bit of your time and also you're sharing private information. >> bill: zuckerberg worth billions of dollars. how does he get money. >> advertising just like in television or any other part of the web. but more importantly, perhaps for the future of this company is the way in which they use all of that information about the users of facebook. >> bill: sell it to other people. >> absolutely to marketers. >> bill: this is interesting some of the advertising is advertising. it goes up, it goes down, it goes in, it goes out. you can have advertising on facebook if you want to. what they are able to do is compile a tremendous amount of data about the millions of people who -- all over the world, right? >> usage patterns. what you are involved in. >> bill: can you talk to

based on that and the fact he was a narcissist. >> and cult like. >> cult like, well, the fact is that thou sahalt not bring a lawsuit. it's protected speech, and this case, there's going to be a hearing on monday, by the way. and there's a likelihood, i think, that the judge is going to say dismissed. >> really? okay, so richard, before i get your popinion on this, the pastr did say this, quote, i stand by my right and the right of every american citizen to defend themselves, their families, their churches, their secular organizations and their businesses from world wide web internet assaults consisting of false criminal accusations and character assassination of the worst kind. >> fred, i think this pastor, after about 3 1/2 years of reading this blog, couldn't take it anymore. and he tried to do something. but it just goes to show you the quality of legal minds in this country to bring this type of lawsuit because avery is 100% right. this case will be dismissed. the defense has brought an anti-slap action against them, which means this case must be dismissed. they cannot prevent he

legal analysts are divided over whether that would be a good strategy >> he is also so selfish and narcissistic, being a trial lawyer himself, he might convince himself the best thing he can do is get up there and talk to the jury and convince him of his side of the story. >> at this point he is facing an up hill battles these jurors probably don't like him. he has lost all credibility in his eyes. they have heard all these lies to cover up this affair to his family how devastated his wife was. so it puts more pressure on him to take the witness stand. >> reporter: defense also questioned pollster hick man who said he had a death bed phone call with donor fred baron who explained reasons behind funding the effort to keep rielle hunter and her baby in hinding. according to hickman he did it personally because these were people whose lives had been disrupted by paparazzi. in greensboro north carolina, fox news. >> which he had pleaded not guilty, he faces town 30 years in prison and 1.5 -- up to 30 years in prison and $1.5 million in fines. >>> he took the stand and told the court he injected rog

divert resources financial resources into this narcissistic project the parliament doesn't exercise in the defense of the interests of taxpayers us a should they live in a comfortable environment where they get their fat salaries and pensions and they just don't care about the interest of the european taxpayers the interest of european cities since really i mean i think there is no hope for that because. parliament you know we elected members to this parliament should be very forceful to make these changes happen and and we are not i mean i am a solitary voice in this parliament about the way the money of taxpayers should be spent the day the the proper way and the efficient way. we've got all of top stories covered all the air and online and all to dot com that's website online all the time here's what else is on the site at the moment ukraine gears up for your authority twelve bodybuilding special medical facilities for treating foreign firms and other guests the details are on the website of the moment. plus a boeing beauty a rare motion picture done and the biggest of its kind goes

. >> a narcissist.ll the bases. >> jimmy: is that something that people associate with you in any way, when they meet you? or do we know you from so many things that you don't have that baggage? >> i don't know. people do start off the conversations when they say, oh, my lord, i hate you. thank you. that is kind of you to say that. but i'm pretty good at taking these despicable characters and give them enough dimension that you are willing to watch them. >> jimmy: do you base them -- is it based on a real person? >> not really. frank is a notorious alcoholic and high all the time. and i have had some experience in that area. so -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's take a break now. >> what was the question. >> jimmy: we will find out what experiences you have had in that area. when we come back, william h. macy is here. eva green and brad too. we'll be right back. right now, there are more than twenty brands of cars being sold in america. so let's say you were starting with all new cars. what would you have

the banks builds the movement shows was more about other people than about ourselves we're not a narcissistic movement occupy. the justice system going after privatizing of prisons and wells fargo for funding that the whole bank of america there's a lot going on it's too much going on those not so much money and i think that in fact i think it's great we're going to different strains it will be long movement is not a one year movement to shift power to the people from the one percent is a probably a ten year after it's not to be a short term you know one occupy and it's over we have to build a nonviolent transformative movement and these are steps toward building that movement you seem like you might be i'm sure about that like now i think i think you're right but you know i think with the. brother said earlier about you know labor movement not reaching out to nonunion workers i don't think is entirely true i think the labor movement tries they don't quite do it properly but they've done a lot of experiments like working american other things to reach out and i certainly think somebody like r

but i also assure you remember the narcissist in chief hasn't missed a single opportunity to take personalthe no-brainer bin laden kill call. >> i said i'd go after bin laden we had a clear shot at him, and i did. so shortly after taking office i directed leon panetta the director of the c.i.a. to make the killing or capture of bin laden the top priority of the war against al-qaeda. it determined we had enough intelligence to take action. authorized operation to get usama bin laden and bring him to justice. >> eric: human rights kind of guy, i'm sure you -- [ laughter ] are you disappointed that president obama has done nothing to help the doctor who helped us kill bin laden? >> bob: eric, i'm feeling very fine today. >> eric: what is wrong with your lips? >> bob: nothing. i'm smiling. it's a very interesting read. full of interesting facts. i think we are going to find out -- we found out something new. the doctor was not convicted for treason but rather helping islamic fundamentalists terrorists in pakistan. [ inaudible ] to overrule the tribal court. in a few weeks i guess the doctor wi

this is self-promotional and narcissistic. this shows how inept the administration is.get it. it's ridiculous. they have a messaging problem. i don't hit the helps them with their own base or independents. >> greg: there is a fly on the table that flew by me. this was obviously done by somebody else. you have to admit, it's funny. this is something to make fun of obama. me, me, me. >> bob: i would make fun of him except for the spider coming up your shoulder right now. i'll say this. i probably would not have done this if i were them. >> kimberly: exactly. >> bob: also that you didn't include in the ma monologue, which i understand your politics, they added on to grover cleveland, hoover, nixon, ford. now if you are going to just make a play for greatness, you probably would not have included those people in. somebody thought it was a good idea, it was not a good idea. the other thing they should have had was obama doubled the debt, reagan tripled it. >> greg: please. >> bob: oh, please, what? >> greg: oh, please, what? you are skirting the issue. >> eric: attritted to

often seems narcissistic, political, and rub people the wrong way.said troops were fighting op his behalf. not something veterans want to hear. >> eric: one can't help but -- >> one can't help but think americans are tire of war. have have been with war since 1990, liberation of kuwait. polls suggest the level of opposition to afghanistan war approaches the level of opposition at the highest level, vietnam war. >> being at war for quite a while. i want to say on the gallup poll, gallup did the same pole for mccain and obama and it was identical. i think you are right when you say these are people, traditional republican voters. typically, however, they vote pretty much like everybody else votes. so they are going vote like a republican voter will vote. and have issues with obama over the debt. a lot of the domestic stuff. if you look at how they peel abou -- howthey feel about the , they're against the afghanistan war. reuters did a poll recently that showed recent veterans in the last ten years are overwhelmingly in support of the president's polici

. >> she's a narcissist and just self-focused. >> she's selfish!ut she's just also -- there's a host of reasons but she's beautiful -- in the movie i play mother to sierra ramirez who, you guys, this is a talented young lady. >> was it tough to find her? >> yes, it was. but she sent in her audition tape and i was like, oh, my god, this little girl is incredible. there's also an amazing -- look it up on youtube -- on the youtube -- she at 10 years old was at the apollo theater on that stage. we know how tough -- i would be so scared to go. she won that crowd over singing a jennifer holliday song, this big, 10 years old. i fell in love. she's incredible. she's be taking all my jobs in about four years. >> enough about the little kid, let's talk about you. >> don't you love for her that? you're giving it all way. >> you're not a spoiled little movie star like we heard. you're really a nice person. >> she's so bad! now your relationship with your mom -- >> in real life -- is terrific. it is a home run. >> yes. we're super, super close. she's an angel o