t, from "america's got talent" and "piers morgan tonight," piers morgan is here tonight.as a judge on a reality competition show for at least three years before being allowed to go on to do other things. and then all the way from sweden with music from this album, "wounded rhymes," lykke li from the bud light outdoor stage. next week, we'll be joined by kathy griffin, paris hilton, j.j. abrams, i'll take on the new national spelling bee champion, and beat him or her and take his or her trophy away from her, him. and we'll have music from sarah bareilles and friendly fires. and be sure to watch us in primetime on sunday for our "game night" special. airing directly before or after game three of the nba finals at 7:00 on the east coast and after the game in the west. you know our first guest tonight from "saturday night live," but this weekend, he's moonlighting as host of the mtv movie awards. and then on july 8th, his new movie "horrible bosses" opens, thereby making him a potential nominee for next year's mtv movie awards. this is a guy who has it all figured out. please

piers morgan knows oprah. she did his first show. piers morgan is here tonight.program on cnn. [ cheers and applause ] earlier this week, his guests were paris hilton and her mother kathy and during the course of the interview, he brought up paris' infamous sex tape and in doing so, provided us with our unintentional joke of the day. >> i could type in paris hilton sex tape on google and up it comes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that used to happen to larry king sometimes, too. it's natural. if you are a high school senior or the parent of one you know it's graduation season. this weekend, families of students around the country will attend graduation ceremonies. hear inspiring speeches given by 17-year-old kids that have no idea what they're talking about. it's a special time in a young person's life. because, you know, unless you become a judge or the pope, it might be the only time you get to wear a full length gown in public. so, of course, graduation means moving on to new things and successful endeavors. we thought, who better to share their memories of high scho

"piers morgan tonight" starts right now. >>> if you don't think barry manilow is cool i have one word for you -- copacabana. it would be the same with "mandy," "i write the songs" or any of his hits. >> you know, piers, music and passion are always in fashion. that's a clever line. >> barry manilow has been writing, performing and touring nearly 40 years. wait until you hear what he says about britney spears, lady gaga and the price of fame. barry man lilow sings his favore hits and a song from his new album. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> barry manilow has had 35 consecutive top 40 hits and five albums on the charts at the same time. a record rivalled only by frank sinatra and johnny mathis. he's back with his first album of original songs in more than a decade called "15 minutes." he's also a headliner in vegas. what a career. you talk about careers in music. >> that's amazing. just listening to it. i'm feeling tired. >> and you must have the most die hard fans. >> i do! [ cheers and applause ] >> some of them are here. >> they're great people, too. >> we have people in the audi

"piers morgan tonight" starts right now. >>> tonight, before there was kim or lindsay, there was paris. and you might say we've got, well, a little bit of history. >> hi, piers, it's me, paris. >> you probably think you knew everything about paris hilton, but this is the other paris, the one that you don't know. >> i haven't seen you since we got married in vegas. good times. >> ms. hilton's made her share of headlines, and she's never told the real story until tonight. >> piers, a girl's got to have some secrets, but i'll tell you everything. after all, we were married, sort of. >> paris hilton and her fabulous life, her loves, those scandals, and what her mother thinks of the whole shebang. >> paris, did you really marry piers? >> paris and kathy hilton tell it all. this is "piers morgan tonight." kathy, paris, welcome. >> thank you. >> how are you both? >> very good. >> really good. >> paris, do you feel -- a little bit? >> a little bit. >> i always get nervous in interviews, especially being at cnn. >> why cnn? >> because it's, you know, a very serious place. and you make me nervou

. >> this is piers morgan tonight. tatum, welcome. i want to show you an incredible moment from your career to kick things off. >> okay. >> and if you ain't my pa, i want my $2 $200. >> huh? >> i want my $200. i heard you through the door talking to that man. it's my money gout and i want it. i want my money. you took my $200! >> will you quiet down here. >> i wan my $200! >> that was the role that made tatum o'neal a superstar, "paper moon." her life offscreen has been tumultuous. that life is documented in "ryan and tatum, the o'neals." debuting on the o network. you're like part of my life. we were almost born in the same year. when you were winning your oscars, i was dreaming of winning oscars. i grew up with your dad and the whole thing reverberating. >> great. i always thought were you part of our family. so here we are. we look a little alike. >> maybe we are part of the same family. tell me this, fascinating the history between you two. it's been checkered to put it mildly. do you have an overwhelming sense of relief, both of

"piers morgan tonight" starts "piers morgan tonight" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> only one man could play everything from the hero of "footloose" to the super villain of "x-men: first class." >> hey, piers, it's me. >> kevin bacon is an actor's actor. with more than 50 films to his credit. everybody knows somebody who's worked with him. and tonight i challenge him to a round of six degrees of kevin bacon. >> piers, i am kevin bacon. i can't lose. >> well, it's my show, mate. so we'll see, won't we? and the stars of what some call "sex and the city" for men. >> this is going to be a nightmare. i knew we should have done "the view." >> ray romano, andre brouwer, and scott bakula. they really are "men of a certain age." this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> if you see more than a handful of hollywood movies since the '80s then you'll already know who my next guest is. kevin bacon's starred in 50 films and the latest is this summer's blockbuster, "x-men: first class." and kevin joins me now. congratulations on "x-men." smash hit as they all have been. matthew vaughn,

they're all coming up on "piers morgan tonight." now here is anderson cooper. >> thanks.hat doesn't just murder and torture its own people. tonight a regime that continues to arrest its children, torturing them and murdering them. the regime of bashar al assad in syria. they try to hide their crimes by keeping reporters out, but the video continues to emerge. this is what syrian soldiers do to helpless handcuffed prisoners. >> this is what syrian soldiers do to a helpless elderly man.

"piers morgan tonight" starts "piers morgan tonight" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> could the next president of the united states come from new jersey? tonight i'll talk to hometown boy made good, governor chris christie, and find out. >> i'm making this decision based on whether i believe in my heart that i'm ready to be president of the united states and that i want to be president of the united states right now. >> tea party loves him, and democrats fear him. sounds like the formula for a perfect republican presidential candidate. chris christie says he's not running for president. well, not yet. >> i'm 100% certain i'm not going to run. >> he's a budget-slashing reformer, a tough-talking former federal prosecutor, and a jersey boy born and bred. >> you are adorable. >> thank you. >> he's a bruce springsteen fanatic. so could chris christie secretly be born to run? >> what's your favorite song, born to run? >> no. "thunder road." >> did you see what i did there? born to run? >> yes, i saw that. i went back over it. "thunder road," piers. >> this is "piers morg

this is piers morgan tonight. >>> good evening. mitt romney officially threw his hat into the crowd and told the crowd what he thinks of president obama. let's take a listen. >> when barack obama came to office, we wished him well and hoped for the best. now in the third year of his fourth year term we have more than slogans and promises to judge him by. barack obama has failed america. >> joining me now on the phone is a man that might be mitt romney's rival. rudy giuliani. rudy, how are you? >> how are you piers? >> i'm good. >> you've all ended up in new hampshire at the same time. the theory that mitt romney finally now, that he's running for presidency, two of his big rivals pitch into town as well. was that coincidence? >> it was, absolutely. i was going to give a speech tonight, the republican fund-raiser in dover with the chairman of the republican party and didn't know that romney was going to announce today. so that part was just pure coincidence. >> i mean, mitt romney said today that he pledged to bring this country bac

piers morgan. you can't replace you. piers morgan. you had some comments about him that got a lot of pickup. >> what i said is they overpromoted and no one could be the equal of that promotion. so piers' promotion was i'm dangerous. i'm the water cooler. i'm going change your life. you can't do that. when you do that, no one can equal that. it wasn't piers. it was me. if i'm doing a special next week and i say to you watch this special. this is the greatest special ever made. it ain't the greatest special and no one is dangerous. can be dangerous hosting a talk show because they can turn you off. i said that to him on his show. he understood it. it came out that i was criticizing him. i was criticizing the method of promotion that they were using. he and cnn had agreed to it to go on. i like piers a lot by the way. i think he is very good. tavis: this question is not connected to anything. i'm a fan of his and i'm a fan of yours. i was just in new york interviewing him at the tribeca film festival,

jason sudeikis, piers morgan, and we'll have music from lykke li. thanks for watching.

piers morgan tonight starts right now. >>> tonight, tatem o'neil and her incredible story, her marriage jo ton and her troubled relationship with her father. she's talking never before about ryan. >> your brother said that your father gave him enzymes when he was 11. did he do that to you? >> you'll have to ask him. >> why are you reluck tabt to answer that? >> because we have a show we're doing and i don't want to say incriminating things that are going to make it harder to kind of make peace. i know for sure my dad made a lot of mistakes. i'm sure that he's living with them today. >> this is piers morgan tonight. >> tatum, welcome. >> i want my $200. >> i want my $200 it's my money, you've got it, and i want it. >> you just hold on a second. >> i want my money. you took my $200. >> will you quiet down here? >> i want my $200. >> her life off screen has been tumultuous and her relationship with her father ryan. ryan and tatum and tatum joins me now. how are you? >> i'm well. >> we were almost born in the same year. when you were winning your oscar's, i was dreaming about winning oscar'

"piers morgan tonight" starts right now. >>> the story that even hollywood couldn't make up. nobody would call their story happily ever after. at least not yet. drugs, scandal, trouble with the law. listen to what tatum o'neal told me about her own father. >> your brother said your father gave him drugs. did he do that to you? >> you would have to ask him. i don't want to say incriminating things that are going to make it harder to kind of make peace and have it appealing. i know for sure my dad made a lot of mistakes. i'm sure that he's living with them today. >> tonight it's ryan o'neal's turn. >> it's not true. why would she say? ing like that? i never saw her do a drug or drink or smoke and i saw her every day. >> ryan o'neal for the hour. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> ryan o'neal's latest project is ryan and tatum on the o network. i got to thank you. i would say for most of the last years of life, whenever i needed to succeed with a woman, my tactic has normally been to put "love story" in the dvd and let you sit back and work your magic. no woman could resist a m

now we're talking. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. ann coulter is a shy, retiring, mild mannered young lady. never afraid to keep her mind to herself. the complete opposite. exhibit a, her latest book, "demonic: how the liberal mob is endangering america." ann coulter joins me. i'm so excited by this. >> me too. >> to have you in my lair, the provocateur of the right. >> i've been dying to do the show. but i've been busy writing the book. >> you seem relatively harmless in the flesh. >> i am. >> are you harmless? >> i think i'm a pussycat. >> really? >> yes. >> you think all the devils lie with the liberals? >> well, not exactly. it is not called demons. it is called demonic. it is about liberal mob psychology, how they gin up their base, how they argue. all these things that used to confuse me about liberals and, by the way, i consider myself something of an expert on liberals. there was some things even i could not understand. for example, so many of them seem to do well on their s.a.t.s because they have gone to places like harvard

i'm like piers morgan. [ light laughter ] >> are you? >> jimmy: yeah. for him. >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. >> jimmy: no, i'm going to take over for larry king. yeah, i'm going to take over for piers morgan. what are you getting mad for? >> jimmy: no. i --i'm here. >> jimmy: no, we're going to talk about "memphis beat." what makes you mad about it? >> i'm excited about it. >> jimmy: yeah? the second season. >> well, i like it so much i that i get frustrated. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. so on tuesday -- >> on tuesday, june 14th, we have a season premiere for the second season. >> jimmy: and you're going to get mad? >> yeah, i get really angry on the show. >> jimmy: because you're so psyched or just a tough detective? >> i'm just tough, and psyched. and i drive a '64 pontiac gto. [ cheers ] you know, you like "starsky and hutch," "streets of san francisco," "rockford files," -- >> jimmy: and you know everything about me. >> "columbo." this is a modern-day version of shows like that. >> jimmy: oh, man. i want to do -- >> this guy in the driver's seat wielding a weap

piers morgan tonight starts right now. >>> fairy tales don't always end happily ever after. just ask sarah ferguson. the dutchess of york had it all, the handsome prince, the perfect wedding, the glamorous life in the royal family and two beautiful daughters. then it all came crashing down. a nightmare of scandal, divorce and yet more scandal. all of it playing out for all of the world to see. >> i feel so totally ashamed, and i feel as though i'm so out of control. >> i've known the dutchess for more than 20 years. tonight you're going to meet the real sarah ferguson. >> it still is a fairy tale because it just has a very modern, different ending. >> my primetime exclusive with the dutchess of york. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> sarah ferguson tells a story in the new book "finding sarah" which comes out june 28th and a series premiering this sunday at 9:00 eastern on the own network. sarah, the dutchess of york, joins me now. i don't know whether to call you sarah or the dutchess to me. to me, you are fergie. >> at last, someone remembers good ole fergie. on my weddi

this is "piers morgan tonight." watching you come back into the studio just now is like watching the queen of england returning to meet her subject. sort offe adore ration for you. >> these are people i worked with all my career. i dispute the word subject. we're a team. i've always been a team player. i believe strongly that television of all our medium is only a team operation. you can't do it. it's not a one-person operation. so i have great amount of affection and admiration and respect for people in the studio and the field. that sustained me in all of my career. hardest times in the field or taking on challenges now sitting behind the anchor desk, it's about the team who you work with as well. >> it's typically modest of you to say this. you were at cnn right from the start virtually and were there for all of the great stories. to many people you are one of the great faces of cnn over these years. do you ever feel a slight sadness you're not here anymore? >> i love the family at cnn. they're still part of my f

this is "piers morgan tonight." >> i want to welcome my special guest of this evening, hugh hefner. hugh, could i call you hugh? hef? what do you like to be called? >> hef. >> hef. what do you make of what's going on in the world right now? you've been through so many things, the cold war, the vietnam war, the end of the russian revolution. what do you make of what we're seeing now? >> very exciting. and i think quite unexpected. i think it is a modern and very different kind of revolution in which twittering seems to play a major role which is -- >> you tweet, of course. >> i do. when i was in high school i was a jitter bug. now i'm a twitter bug. >> but it's fascinating to see so many of these young people in the middle east taking on these old dictators and bringing them down through shear force of we want change. isn't it? >> well, it is the purest form of democracy. in other words, to be able to be heard everywhere around the world is wonderful. very exciting times. >> you've always campaigned for equality and freedom. you always stood for those kind of things. liberation in ma

piers morgan starts now. see you tomorrow. >>> will he or won't he. donald trump said hao could run as an independent. the question is, is he serious? i'll ask him tonight. what about the pizza summit with sarah palin? anthony weiner and that twit pick. what does donald trump think of it? >> somebody got access to my account. that's bad. they sent a picture that makes fun of the name wiener, i get it, touche. >> the case everyone's talking about. the casey anthony trial. a mother charged with an unimaginable crime. murdering her own 2-year-old. >> she told me that she had not seen caylee in 31 days. >> who is lying? who's telling the truth? and what really happened to caylee? i'll ask two people who know this case better than almost anybody else. nancy grace and dan abrams. >>> also tonight, politicians, jaurn lstzs, and the host of one of america's most outrageous tv shows, jerry springer, talking frankly about politics, about fame, about celebrity, and about scandal. this, live from hollywood, is "piers morgan tonight." >>> how does the phrase presi

i didn't know i'd be talking to piers morgan on tv. >> act on it. >> it's go for yours.margarita everyone -- every liquor -- >> do you like margaritas? >> it's a number one cocktail in the country for a reason. every woman wants to drink it. >> when you ordered one in a bar is it huge pressure on the barman? >> it is. usually the bars now carry the bottle of skinny girl margarita so i don't have to worry about it. acting on it is going for it. when i came up with that idea everyone said no and i decided to keep going. all the liquor companies said no, they weren't marketing to women. i said i'm a woman. it solves a problem and i'm going to act on it. i'm going to make it happen myself. you have to make things happen on your own. >> is dealing with rejection a key part of becoming successful in the sense of how you deal with it? >> dealing with rejection and i'm going to be totally honest, it's a key part because you have to plow through it and it also makes the success so much sweeter because you remember the people that said no. you do. and you get that little, you know

piers morgan tonight starts now. see you tomorrow. >>> tonight, the woman who is taking down the hulk. >> i'm going to put the one, two, three down on the hulkster. >> linda hogan on they're marriage to wrestling superstar hulk hogan, the lies, the cheating, the family tragedy and her new life with a much, much younger man. >>> and the hundred million dollar woman. >> i'm giving women a way to allow themselves to indulge, to drink, to eat, to be married and still fulfill their goals. >> bethenny frankel stars in her own successful tv show. on the fortion 100 list and she sold her skinny girl brand for a reported $100 million. how did she get to the top of the business world? >> i wanted to be a business person. i wanted to go all the way. i wanted to be on the cover of forbes magazine. >> tonight, bethenny frankel. how she made it big one skinny girl as a time. >> i feel if you take a sip of the margarita, you will -- you won't have any guilt. >> maybe we should go out on the town. >> this is "piers morgan tonight."

the man himself, piers morgan.et too excited, i've actually got barry manilow in my studio right now. ♪ i write the songs that make the whole world sing ♪ >> very nice. i might have been playing ko kopa -- copacabana repeatedly and annoying the news room. people meet the governor of new jersey come away impressed and nay say he's the real deal. >> going back to his old school days. he was quite an athlete. they won a big baseball championship and he was a key player in that. let's not exactly a great athlete these days. and that itself is quite a fast nating part of the interview when he said what he feels most guilty about, he openly admitted his weight. he admits that might be an issue if he ran for president. he's a very impressive character. you've got to remember, he was a prosecutor. he had a 100% record. 130-odd cases. he never lost one. this guy has taken on everyone from the mafia to gangs to whatever you may want to throw at him and he's defeated them all. and i think he's a very, very pugnacious and char

here's what she told our piers morgan. >> how do you think he died.e been quoted as saying you think it may have been murder. do you believe that? >> absolutely. i will never, ever think differently. first of all michael told me that they were going to murder him. >> who was going to murder him? >> the people that were involve in his life, the people that were controlling him. >> jackson's personal physician, dr. conrad murray is charged with his death, murray's attorney wants the start of his involuntary manslaughter trial delayed. it was supposed to start come this fall. the judge says he will issue a decision on delaying in trial next month. >>> tonight on cnn, don lemon speaks exclusively with friends and family about michael's last days. watch "michael jackson: the final days" and see piers morgan's entire interview with latoya jackson. >>> they used to be a hot item, now justin timberlake and cameron diaz are back together, this time on the big screen. but is their new movie "bad teacher" scoring an a with critics? but could too much of a good t

"piers morgan" starts right now. ♪ >>> tonight, the superstar you've been really waiting for. >> hey,iers, it's me. >> beyonce as you've never seen or heard her before. so it's a bit embarrassing because beyonce hasn't brought any money with her. ♪ the woman behind the legend from texas schoolgirl, international singing sensation. and a life with husband jay-z. ♪ your love's got me looking so crazy right now ♪ >> beyonce, world exclusive for an intimate hour. this is "piers morgan tonight." ♪ >>> beyonce has won over a dozen grammys and may have to make room on the shelf for a few more. just hours from now she releases her new album entitled "4" and beyonce is with me now. how are you? >> i'm so wonderful. >> so nice of you to come all this way to london so i could interview you in my own backyard. and the fact -- >> just a coincidence. >> i sat and watched you. had a couple of beers, turned on the television and you were the first ever woman to headline at glasterby. what was it like for you last night? >> you know, i'm still walking on the clouds. i am still kind of shocked. i can't

. >> this is piers morgan tonight. >> tatum, welcome. >> i want my $200. >> i want my $200 it's my money, you've got it, and i want it. >> you just hold on a second. >> i want my money. you took my $200. >> will you quiet down here? >> i want my $200. >> her life off screen has been tumultuous and her relationship with her father ryan. ryan and tatum and tatum joins me now. how are you? >> i'm well. >> we were almost born in the same year. when you were winning your oscar's, i was dreaming about winning oscar's. i feel like i grew up with your dad verb rating. >> great. i like to hear that. well, i've always thought that you were part of our family, so -- here we are. we look a little alike, too. >> tell me this, it's interesting, the show i watched a little bit last night. do you have an overwhelming sense of relief, both of you, do you think, that at least you've mentioned to get back to somewhere, even if it's not perfect yet? >> exactly. i think that the conversation has started and that's all i could have asked for because we had such trouble just having the conversation, just sayin

>> jimmy fallon, the prime-time cable exclusive, this is ""piers morgan tonight"." jimmy fallon, your new book is called "thank you notes." we all know them from your show. brilliant, simple idea. >> very quick. you know, when you start a talk show, late night talk show, you always hope for like the top ten list or the headlines, leno has or whatever. we try different things every week. this guy jeremy bron ston came up with the thank you notes. we tried it, wrote sarcastic thank you notes, twitter, facebook blew up. my god, thank you notes did it again. guys, we might have a hit. >> is it like all things in comedy, especially with the running things, is it the simpler the idea often the more effective it is? >> yeah. seriously, ideas you think of off the street like last week i really went it nto a store and bought a pack of gum. i go, what is this? coupons. i'm killing the rain forest to get fresh breath. this is insane. >> who are you most likely to write a thank you note to right now as a comedian? anthony weiner or arnold schwarzenegger? tough one. >> oh, gosh,

piers morgan starts right now. >>> tonight, shocking developments in the casey anthony trial. what she said when she lost control in a jailhouse visit from her parents. what the fascination about this case says about america. >>> plus, john edwards indicted. >> i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i have caused. but i did not break the law. and i never ever thought i was breaking the law. >> what happens now, how strong is the case against him. take you inside the defense. then -- listed the hottest woman in movies. she's hot, sassy, and very sexy. you are my kind of girl. >> oh, god! >> the romanced some of hollywood's biggest on screen and off. ellen barken -- >> you're good at this, you know? and you do it with such a light, easy way. one might even forget oneself and answer your questions. >> edie falco played some of the toughest women on television. a soprano, nurse jackie. wait until you see her in real life. >> you're scheming. >> it's my job. >> not yet, the night is young. >> this is piers morgan tonight. >>> a big day and a big week in a

this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> right, now let's start with the obvious question. how do you actually pronounce your name? >> charlize theron. >> that's the american way. >> yes. yes. it's how -- it's what i thought would be easier for people. >> what is the correct south african, dare i say it, way of pronouncing this. >> charlize theron. >> i much prefer that. it's so much sexier. say that again. >> charlize theron. >> charlize theron. >> charlize theron. you obviously were raised south african and presumably came to l.a. with a broad south african accent and you quite consciously went and taught yourself how to speak in an american accent, right? >> yeah. i mean, look, it was kind of -- i was kind of pushed into a corner. i started going out on auditions and the feedback was always she's really great, but can she do it in an american accent. my english was very poor, and i still you'll hear -- i'll make a lot of grammar mistakes. >> do you speak that to your mother? >> oh, yeah. >> let's hear it, come on. [ speaking foreign language ] >> wow, i didn't know you f

this is "piers morgan tonight." kathy, paris, welcome. >> thank you. >> how are you both? >> very good. >> really good. >> paris, do you feel -- a little bit? >> a little bit. >> i always get nervous in interviews, especially being at cnn. >> why cnn? >> because it's, you know, a very serious place. and you make me nervous. >> do you think people take you seriously? >> when people know me, they do. >> would you like to be taken more seriously? >> i would, definitely. >> why would it be important to you given your brand? i'm sure you'd admit this has been built around being a ditzy blond. why would you care? >> i feel like i've grown in the past couple of years, i just turned 30, i'm an adult, and i feel i deserve it. >> i want to play your mother. a clip she may never seen before to illustrate her role in this little triangle. i think you know where i'm going here. let's watch this. >> i do now pronounce you husband and wife, piers, you may kiss your wife. >> thanks. >> remember, piers, what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. but i'm keeping the ring. >> that is hysterical.

piers morgan starts next. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> any list of hollywood power couples would have to include brad pitt and angelina jolie, tonight, jada pinkett smith on her career. >> i love acting and directing and producing and love being a mother and a wife. if i had to choose one, put me in the crazy house. >> a marriage. >> you have the power to make the number one movie star in the world just abandon schedule for his wife. that's the real power. >> that's love. >> and her family values. >> will and i have a lot of support and have a lot of knowledge that we can give our kids some life lessons and they can be safe. >> and then steve harvey who is a very funny man with some very serious opinions on relationships. >> hey, man, let me tell you the truth, if i understood women and could write that book, i would be a millionaire. real men do what they say they're going to do. >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >> there is almost nothing that >> there is almost nothing that jada pinkett smith can't do. actress, singer, producer, director, author, businesswoman, but on t

now that you're gone, not that this piers morgan guy is... >> i must tell you, you were one of our great guests. >> i always enjoyed it. >> you were terrific. you were hard to getment you were not easy to get. it was easier to get an e-mail from weiner. than to get you on as a guest. >> jon: i don't do a lot because i'm always doing this. and i feel like this show allows me such a catharsis. what was the ease guest to deal with and what was the most difficult guest? >> bill clinton is an easy guest because he's verbose. he's just terrific. a difficult guest, i'll tell you a funny story. >> jon: all right. >> she passed away, so i can tell this. learn never to overpromote. we booked phillies gates. you know who she was? >> jon: no. >> rock hudson's wife. she married rock hudson in the early days. so she's doing us exclusives right after he died. so we promote her all day long. phyllis gates is coming, rock hudson's wife. sits down. how did you meet rock? >> i was a secretary for his agent an we dated and got married. >> what happened? didn't work out. we got divorced. did you have any ide

"piers morgan tonight" starts now. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> tonight, anthony weiner's extraordinary emotional confession. >> i haven't told the truth, and i've done things that i deeply regret. >> he admits he sent that photo and worse. he admits he lied. >> it was something that i did that was just wrong. and i regret it. >> but he insists he won't resign. so what happens now? >>> and the man who wants to be your next president. >> i'm mitt romney, i believe in america, and i'm running for president of the united states. >> you've heard what mitt romney says about president obama. >> barack obama has failed america. what he did did not help the economy get out of the slide it was in. in afghanistan, the surge was right, but announcing a withdrawal date, that was wrong. >> well, tonight, i'll ask him what he'd do to fix america. what's he really think about sarah palin, and what makes him think he'll win the second time around. tonight, in the wake of weinergate, is america ready for a man who doesn't drink, doesn't

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> piers morgan starts now. see you tomorrow. >>> if you already know jel am i fallon from his tv show you don't know the real jimmy fallon. he may well be the funniest guy in late night tv. the veteran of "saturday night live" and an author. he's even got his own ice cream flavor. behind the laughter is another jimmy. >> i saw what you did with oprah and you're not going to make me cry, buddy. >> the real jimmy fallon. >> what are you saying? >> what are you saying? what are you -- -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> jimmy fallon, the prime time cable exclusive. this is "piers morgan tonight". >> jimmy fallon, your new book is called "thank you notes". brillian, simple idea. >> very quick, yeah. you know, when you start a talk show, a late night talk show, you always hope for like the top ten list or the headlines letterman has or whatever. we tried things every single week. this guy jeremy bron stein came up with the thank you notes. we tried it, wrote these thank you notes. twitter, facebook blew up. do

this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. i'll bring in jack welch in a moment. first, some breaking news on the weiner-gate scandal. in their words, quote, to preserve his own dignity. we've also learned weiner called former president bill clinton on monday to express personal regret for his actions. weiner's wife is a top aide to secretary of state hillary clinton. and "the new york times" is reporting abedin may be pregnant. i never thought my opening words to you are let's talk wieners. what do you make of this? >> it's a tough go for this guy. you know, his credibility is shot to hell and that's a tough deal. >> can he survive or should he just resign do you think? >> can you survive if you don't have credibility and don't have trust in the public office? >> you tell me. >> can you? i don't know how. i don't know how but -- >> he should go, you think. >> i don't know how you would get up and start to represent your constituents with no credibility and no trust. the way he treated the press and everybody else and denying everything and -- according to "the po