oliver stone and sean penn weep over a man is saying we agree with him.women who fall in love with killer option death row. it's about the desperately low opinion they have of themselves, opinion we all share. the equation seems to be i'm a piece of crap so i have to fall in love with someone who also sees me as a piece of crap. the fact is, hugo was the least popular hugo since the yugoslavian national vehicle. maybe the hollywood ghouls should be forced to drive them to remind themselves what amazing tools they truly are. ♪ >> greg: k.g., you were bellowing during my monologue. >> kimberly: it was so weird. there were good parts. >> greg: why is it cool for left wing to embrace thugs? when they know that the people do terrible things. this guy left the country in poverty pilfering billions of dollars and he's considered a hero. >> kimberly: that is the problem. kim jung unsaying why am i rejected by the hollywood left? what did i do so bad compared to this guy? it makes no sense. i don't understand how they think it is helping their cause. the cause mak

what got the chance to speak to oliver stone himself about the film.we're explain why it's so hard to discern what really happened that day with and for yourself. these are the conclusions based on a huge amount of research but we cannot ever prove anything in the movie practically because there's been so much blur you know the facts of which disappearance the autopsy among the bullets the concept of fingerprints all the chain of evidence was lost the oswald's interrogation was lost unfortunately more than fifty thousand pages of j.f.k. related classified documents are being withheld despite a four year request for the release of this information for the fiftieth anniversary of his death this year but people are still demanding the truth and fact the national archives and records administration just asked for suggestions on a public forum about what it could do to create greater transparency and lo and behold the most popular response was to get the kennedy records out so here to talk about what these records could reveal and whether the holdup is more

and sean penn, oliver stone, dumb hollywood actors, michael moore don't impress me.my carter bothers me some, but in terms of sucking himself to the dictator was none other than joe kennedy. watch the ad that he ran and was a part of. >> for far too many americans, winter time cold and suffering and can't pay their heating bill. >> do you greet every oil man this >> only the ones i love. >> and for heating for needy families from the venezuela, i'm joe kennedy, if you need help staying warm this winter 1800-315-8249 because no one should be be left in the cold. >> sean: we're going to ask hugo chavez to help us. >> he's got "tool" tattooed on his forehead. and at least kennedy is not in the white house. the nobel peace prize winner to call a dictator a dictator. go back and read obama's wish washy statement on this evil man and it just really sums it all up about the left and their coddling of evil. >> sean: michelle malkin, always good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> you bet. >> sean: coming up next all eyes on washington. the filibuster started by rand pau

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kind words also come from the director oliver stone, the former congressman joseph kennedy ii who saidvez helped 2 million americans with donations to kennedy's heating assistance charity and he did. oliver stone praised chavez a great hero to the majority of his people and those who struggle throughout the world for a place. in venezuela home to the world's largest proven oil reserves, thousands of people filled the streets of caracas for the procession of chavez coffin from the hospital to a military academy. meantime the united states state department officials say that our government will send at least one representative to the president's funeral. steve harrigan in caracas tonight. what's the significance of the u.s. sending this delegates, steve? >> shepard it, may be a continuation of the u.s. policy we have seen in the past. ignore the slights, ignore all the angry rhetoric and try to calm things down. what we have seen really in the past 48 hours from the interim president nickler madiero expel two u.s. claiming espionage. and claiming u.s. might be responsible for hugo chavez

filmmakers like francis ford coppola, michael cimino and oliver stone recreated modern war with a visionhat was grippingly realistic, but sometimes surreal. with narrator mathew modine, we'll see the tradition of telling war stories is as old as conflict itself in "the combat film." (heavy breathing) (thumping of heart beating) (explosion) ah, you'll live, smitty. you just trip wired a mine. they're not made to kill ya', just to castrate ya'. (narrator) you've seen him in every war film. he's the guy that's wet behind the ears, facing fear by himself in an agony that is both terrifying and exhilarating. (gunfire) (dramatic music playing) (narrator) it is this experience that combat film tries to recreate for the audience. (buzzing of flies) you're on point. me? no friendlies out there. got a full load. (narrator) from world war i to vietnam, hollywood has rendered portraits of the brutal life of the combat grunt. (bugle playing) (narrator) it all started in world war i. that was different from any war before or since. william wellman's "wings" was the first movie to win an academy award

it's not just sean penn, it's oliver stone another hollywood backer. and oliver stone went further.led him a hero. stuart: hugo chavez ruined his country country's, economy and ruined democracy and stamped down on venezuela's middle class. >> at one time wanted people jailed for calling him a dictator. stuart: i think we better move. shall we move on? further proof that president obama wants to inflict maximum pain with the 85 billion dollars in spending cuts from an internal e-mail at the agriculture department. tough questions from the secretary or for the secretary of agriculture on capitol hill because of that e-mail. the judge with that is next. how do traders using technical analysis streamline their process? at fidelity, we do it by merging two tools into one. combining your customized charts with leading-ee analysis tools from recognia so you can quickly spot key trends and possible entry and exit points. we like this idea so much that we've applied for a patent. i'm colin beck of fidelity investments. our integrated technical analysis is one more innovative reason serious i

you expect it from oliver stone. oliver stone says i mourn a great hero.british foreign secretary i was saddened to learn of the death of hugo chavez. as president of venezuela he is left a lasting impression. and the colombian president, santos, chavez said the colombians were the enemy. a great lose for venezuela and the region on, for colombia and me personally. what is going on for all of these act owe ladies? -- accolades. >> unfortunately some of it is just lack of information. the other is political posturing. i mean, the president of colombia is probably doing what he has to do to try to keep the colombian military from again supporting actively the farc guerrillas inside colombia they were doing until the colombian government under uribe, raided a camp in ecuador and found all the evidence in laptops of the guerrilla leader they killed that showed clearly chavez was arming and financing and harboring and assisting the farc. so, but the president of colombia has to do what he has to do to keep the peace. the other people, doesn't surprise me, if yo

what in the world is oliver stone doing? is the dedicated economy? >> guest: i wrote two reviews of two of the episodes of oliver stone's the untold history of america is the correct title. one on jfk and one on lyndon johnson. the errors were overwhelming. the insinuations were stunning. you can find these on frontpagemagazine.com where i wrote these reviews. i am perfectly fine with stone producing and showing whatever you want to show. my argument is let's get the other side of the story of. let's get "a patriot's history of the united states: from columbus's discovery to the war on terror out on film so people can see another version. like i said before, we will win that competition every time. i am convinced one on one, our ideas will triumph. >> host: larry schweikart, world citizen is a little upset with you regarding your remarks about fox news, several tweets but here is one. fox news has divided the country in a way not seen since the civil war. >> guest: that is just silly, and why would that be? would it be because the mainstream news org

the death of the dictator provoked a the lot of expected and moronic comments from people like oliver stone and sean penn, but we also have comments talking about how sad we were to see hugo chavez leave us from the british foreign secretary. and if you can believe it, the president of colombia, juan manuel santos said he was saddened by the death of chavez. >> david: he sergeanted colombia. >> and mike rogers says that hugo chavez was a stabilizing force in latin america and progress in the region. >> a good hit to mr. roger. >> and the nanny state marches on. >> a miss to our mayor here in new york, michael bloomberg whose large soda ban goes into effect next week. for all of us, even if you're not a big gulp drinker, it's a slippery slope before he goes after large alcoholic beverages and could it be the 24-ounce beer can or the 40-ounce bottle. >> david: the 24-ounce beer can which you commuters love, there would be a riot in the commuting trains. and dan, you have proof, by the way, that there is global warming, or more precisely there was global warm a long time ago. >> a canadian sci

oliver stone. >> yep. and jesse jackson. >> and jesse jackson. out and stay with the hollywood crowd. are these the nutty nest of the nuts possible? this guy was a communist, he hates america. he pals around with ahmadinejad. what the hell are they doing going down to his funeral? >> what did will rogers say? give the public what they want. you know, i always wondered why does joe kennedy jr. promote that sxhafz that oil? turned out he was getting a million a year, his wife was getting $300,000 a year. why did he control the country, the army? he paid the generals off like crazy. i bet he was sending a lot of money to hollywood. >> you want to defend hollywood, blake, for going to the chavez funeral? the guy hated america. it's very important to note that. castro guy. he's a communist. i think the venezuelans hated him because he was a total dictator. why go to his funeral? what's the message here? >> i don't know what their message was. i can't speak for them. i do know that there are a couple of sides to this, right? you're quite right to bring

white house now they're not going to uncover that you know scab as nixon says in the movie by oliver stoneyou uncover that scab you get a lot of. that's i mean that's that's the case with the nine eleven commission if they did another one and it would be another cover up so my guess for me the only solution is just people just need to speak out about this and demand more answers i think the question is what are. are they hiding and what do all these things mean that they didn't cover in the investigation will maybe we'll never know but we definitely could pushing for answers thank you so much from media roots thank you. i. well guys seems like our favorite military contractor blackwater i mean z. i mean cademy whatever the hell they're calling themselves these days is finally shedding some light on how deep their government connections really go and as per usual they're relieving themselves of any sort of accountability for their criminal actions of their personnel after a three year long investigation last month federal prosecutors dropped fifteen felony charges against defense corp some

oliver stone who ever that is wrote, i mourn a great hero to the majority of his people and those who struggle throughout the world for a place. and babe the pig commented. the entrenched classes hated hugo chavez. u.s. flags were flown at half mast at citgo companies and it is headquartered in houston. all of this raises the question, do chickens like bluegrass? >> i believe the tape was unnecessary. you were saying that chavez was a personal hero to you and you didn't want to come on the show out of respect to him. i admire that because you are still here. >> that's funny. i think it is hilarious that chavez supported media sensorship and none of these hollywood saw -- celebrities would be able to speak out against the leaders in the country they don't like if they were operating under chavez. maybe they should study a little about what he stood for before they fall in love with him over and over again. >> matt, i dame up with the -- i came up with the phrase, hugo-slovians. >> hugo-chavi aths. >> that's why you make the big bucks and i sit crying crying in my own filth. did chavez'

oliver stone tweeting -- hated by the entrenched classes, hugo chavez will live forever in history, myely in a peace long earned. ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents, for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaucoma, or can not empty your bladder, you should not take toviaz. get emergency medical help right away if your face, lips, throat or tongue swells. toviaz can cause blurred vision, dizziness, drowsiness and decreased sweating. do not drive, operate machinery or do unsafe tasks until you know how toviaz affects you. the most common side effects are dry mouth and constipation. talk to your doctor about toviaz. >>> texas governor rick perry is slamming the head of u.s. immigration and enforcement for releasing th

danny glover, oliver stone, susan sarandon, sean penn said today the united states lost a friend it never knew it had and poor people around the world lost a champion. i lost a friend. i was blessed to have. congressman jose serrano of new york tweeted hugo chavez was a leader who understood the needs of the poor. he was committed to empowering the powerless. r.i.p., mr. president. rest in peace, mr. president. how do you square that? >> he was very good at public relations. of course, what he's very good at, too, in the united states, especially because he came to power during the clinton administration but really sort of staked his claim to sort of the united states during the bush administration. what he did was used a subsidiary of the venezuelan oil company to distribute oil to poor communities. he sort of branded himself as the anti-bush but also sort of as the response to poverty and addressing poverty within the country. so he used a windfall of skyrocketing oil prices to distribute patronage to his people and also to present himself after 50 plus years of very corrupt system, sor

famously, oliver stone's movie "w" the entire script appeared online the day before they started filming which is really a nightmare. nothing leaked for the lincoln set. we really kept it under lock and key. harold was a little shocked when he got the script and every page had his name in big gray letters across it. >> report to his supervisor, his parole officer. >> you spoke about gettysburg, and a question came in about this, and it brings me to that dream sequence which i really loved. lincoln had, of course, for those who don't know a dream that was significant to him before significant events in his life like the gettysburg address or the battle of getties burg. or his death, for that matter. he talked to the cabinet that day how he'd had the dream the night before, and that was a great surprise near the beginning when you had that beautiful scene of him on that ship toward an indefinable shore. but before that scene, just before was lincoln with a couple of black soldiers, a couple of white soldiers and talking to them, them to him and reciting the gettysburg address to him and po

we'll let you comment on sean penn and oliver stone, if you would like, and the impact of their statementsn their friends. "the new york times" has someone writing in today saying that chavez left the country full of decay, dysfunction, blight. "the wall street journal" says it's more impoverished today, more chaotic today than ever before. even a newspaper account that ran in "the new york times" yesterday that seemed to be overly positive about his reign, talked about how dissension in the country was more divided than ever. so it's a mixed legacy. >> well, as i think a lot of people have pointed out, i think the admiration of some people in hollywood for hugo chavez was much about sticking it to george w. bush as it was celebrating chavez. that said, they do view him as a populist, as somebody improved the plight of the poor. you can go to human rights watch and look at all the abuses under his reign including shutting down the media, packing the supreme court, among many other things, ending term limits. obviously, he was authoritarian and a dictator in some regards. there are people i

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oscar winners, sean penn and oliver stone released statements paying tribute to their friend.enn says quote, the people of the united states lost a friend it never knew it had. while stone, who directed a documentary on chavez called him, quote, a great hero to the majority of his people. another man is weighing in, former president jimmy carter released a statement praising chavez's commitment to improving the lives of millions of his fellow country men. but the man's death raises serious questions about the future of a country that's one of america's largest oil suppliers and chief harrigan is in caracas, venezuela with more. >> venezuela sharply split on hugo chavez, half the nation hates him, half the nation loves him. we're seeing the love on display, tens of thousands of venezuelans marching behind the procession and the remains of chavez, the preparation for a state funeral on friday, a real testimony to the connection that chavez had, especially with the poor and also his power on television, as a performer. for at that state funeral we're likely to see pageantry and 1

michael moore, oliver stone also expressing condolances.avez who called bush the develop. he's also known for torching and inch prison inks political prisoners. he supported iran. he tried to overthrow the freely government in klum bee a. there is hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars of oil money missing. he nationalized everything, including the radio and television stations in venezuela. a lot of people are hoping that this may mean something new for venezuela but we will know over the course of the next 30 days as theee hr-bgs happens and we'll see if the military backs whoever wins. martha: in terms of information, freedom of the press is strangled in venezuela as you just tkoeupltd. >> reporter: completely. martha: we listen to ed royce talk about whether they are aware of the growth in their neighbor country columbia. what do you think the awareness level is of people there in terms of things how could be. >> reporter: people are very aware. what chavez has done is kept the poor population, he's given them basically, thrown

appearing at the venice film festival with director oliver stone.lover was by his side at the last election. sean penn flew down in december to voice his support. >> he is one of the most important forces we've had on this planet. >> reporter: early 2011, chavez revealed he was fighting cancer and would seek treatment in cuba. hugo chavez was 58 years old. >>> for more on the future of venezuela, we're joined by michael denison, research contractor. in the short-term with new elections looking likely to get the nod, does that change anything? >> not in the short term, no. i think there will be policy continuity. the chavez legacy is clearly very resonant with large constituents constituents of electorate. there will be no swift policy departure. i think the questions will be asked in a year or two's time. >> we were talking earlier about what this means for venezuela to potentially come more open, more friendly to global markets and to investment. does it at all? is there going to be a real change in the status quo? >> possibly in two to five years,

it was henry wallace -- >> yeah, i just played him on that oliver stone story. >> pardon?r him, and i found the -- the -- he was on morning joe last year or a year ago talking about the same subject. is he knowledgeable about it? my god, you can't catch him. he knows letter and law about everything. he is really so bright. >> stephanie: that must be amazing amazing goggling your own son. >> yeah, he doesn't call me and tell me he is on. >> stephanie: yeah, he is on kind of a lot of stuff, but thank you for all of the wonderful things you have produced including him. and the look is "i remember me." carl what an honor. thanks so much. >> i'm so glad you are out there, stephanie. i love you. >> stephanie: i love you too, carl. awe. >> wow that was really cool. [ applause ] >> stephanie: that was the same dinner party i was at that i ran into larry david and he said jim ward is a great writer. [ applause ] >> >> stephanie: so good for you. >> you didn't tell me that. >> stephanie: i did. you don't listen to me. >> excuse me? >> stephanie: forty-seven minutes after the hour. r

he was the central figure in an oliver stone movie south of the border, i think it was, back in 2009 because it premiered in venice. >> we're going to check back with shasta darlington who is in kra rauk kas. about an hour or so ago, the official announcement came from the vice president of venezuela, nicholas maduro, announcing that hugo chavez has died. christiane amanpour is joining us. what do you think happens next? >> well, i've covered it from afar and we've all been much waing w watching to see what happens next. this has been something that most people have been awaiting for a long time now and especially today as the vice president took a fairly unusual step to spend a long time on television and talking about hugo chavez. it reminded me of the old sort of communist propaganda machine, getting people ready for the final announcement and of course his final announcement has arrived. but he did make some very unusual accusations, the vice president, lashing out on all sides, blaming the united states, for instance, of conspireing to poison chavez and expelling and announcing

chavez was a darling of hollywood, appearing at the venice film festival with director oliver stone.ver was by his side at the last election, sean penn flew down in december to voice his support. >> he is one of the most important forces we've had on this planet. >> early 2011, chavez revealed he was fighting cancer and would seek treatment in cuba. hugo chavez was 58 years old. >> venezuela, big supplier of oil to the world. if you take a look at the chart that we've built for you, over the years has become less and less of a plier supplies -- a supplier to the united states. as i pointed out, they started giving away a lot of oil to other countries, socialist countries that hugo chavez is friends with. now it's only 8% of imports to the u.s. the question, is will there be more. it's also become less relevant because we are producing a lot more. take a look at the chart we've built. the blue lines on the left are reserves. venezuela way on the left, the u.s. in the middle. venezuela has a lot more reserves than the united states, piles and piles more. however, sprukz what you see in

stone-ground mustard. take a little bit of balsamic vinegar. all right. and then i have a little california extra virgin olive oil.ad's gonna be somewhat deconstructed. but you can see how it makes a nice vinaigrette--very classic with the balsamic vinegar. in this case, i'm just using our spring greens. toss a little bit on this with our greens. then we'll go ahead and plate. then we're gonna take our roasted chanterelles. and again, you can see, now obviously, they've roasted, they've concentrated the flavor somewhat--herbs, the olive oil, the garlic--just a really nice flavor. a little bit of salt and pepper. we're gonna go ahead and just take a nice, healthy amount, put 'em on the plate. and we're gonna do this salad in somewhat of a deconstructed fashion. so, it has a little bit of a--the guests can mix it or make it themselves. then we'll take a little bit of our goat cheese. and there's so many goat cheeses out there and certainly within varying degrees of intensity and flavor. and i've just taken the liberty of reducing a little bit of the balsamic vinegar. and if you want, you can just kind of do a little