next week carl and rob reiner will be the first. before they do, the three of us will talk about their long and successful careers as well as their latest projects. carl has two new books coming out including one for kids, while rob has a pair of new films, both starring woody harrell son, one on l.b.j., the other about the iraq war called "shock and awe." glad you joined us. you're in for a treat because carl and rob reiner are coming up right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ >>> how fortunate am i? i'm pleased to welcome two comedy legends to the program. like spinal tap, when harry met sally and the list goes on and on. as i said at the top, next week they will be honored with a hand and footprint ceremony at the world famous chinese theater during the annual classic file many festival. mr. reiner and mr. reiner, an honor to have you both on. >> it is great to be here. you mentioned we're actually the first father and son -- >> together, yes. >> -- together, because y

next week carl and rob reiner will be the first. before they do, the three of us will talk about their long and successful careers as well as their latest projects. carl has two new books coming out including one for kids, while rob has a pair of new films, both starring woody harrell son, one on l.b.j., the other about the iraq war called "shock and awe." glad you joined us. you're in for a treat because carl and rob reiner are coming up right now. ♪ ♪

but let's talk now to filmmaker, actor and producer and democratic activist rob reiner. good to see you, rob. how are you? >> hi, chris. >> you and i first met in tallahassee, florida after the 2000 election. you came because you just felt compelled to come there. there are people now out in the country who feel compelled to do something. and you've seen them get into the streets by hundreds of thousands, they're sending money, they're supporting democratic candidates, they're going to georgia and going door to door for john ossoff. are you hopeful? >> well, i think that the one positive thing for progressives with the election of donald trump is that it has energized, you know, our side. people are out there marching, people are out there protesting, going to town hall meetings, and that's very good, but i want to put this in a bigger context here, and i know that your job is you have to cover this president. he is the president, we can't ignore that. but there is a danger here of normalizing things. this is not normal. we've had the greatest attack of this democracy si

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joining me is a former state department spokesperson, rob reiner and malcolm nance, executive directxecutive. author of the plot to the hack america. malcolm, rachel maddow had it on her show the claim the vetting should have been done by the previous administration is absurd on its own but it turns out there actually was a vet of michael anybody after he wrote an op-ed clearly favoring turkey who he was taking money from and after the administration including mike pence were informed that he was doing work for turkey. what do you make of the development that they did vet him but claiming they know nothing about it? >> they are trying to confuse something which is very simple amongst people who have held a top security clearance for a very long time. when you get your security clearance, you are given that clearance and then that clearance is valid for five years. every five years, they does an update. once you've had that update done, you have the ability to be given access to top secret or whatever level information that they allow. mike flynn got his security clearance five-year u

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. >> is one of hollywood's loudest voices, rob reiner unloading on donald trump.rms of leadership. we have a person who is clearly mentally unstable who has no understanding of government or policy. >> that's not all, his father carl getting in on the act. >> hillary clinton back on trump, if you really the right person to be leading thedemocratic party? the former manager is one is live right here next . here's rick. [music ] when that pain makes simple errands simply unbearable... ...i hear you. i hear you because my dad struggled with this pain. make sure your doctor hears you too. so folks, don't wait. step on up. and talk to your doctor. because you have places to go... ...and people who can't wait for you to get there. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands... step on up and talk to your doctor today. . . . pete: head of dnc tom pÉrez had this to say to president on friday. >> donald trump you didn't win this election, donald trump -- [inaudible] pete: is screaming and slamming the president the best way to win back house? you

thank you rob reiner. what's the matter with being sexy. >> a new poll this morning. oh, good, my daughter is awake. >> they always textality 6:01. >>>. >> a new poll gives voters latest opinions of the trump presidency. nearly a week after the military sykes in syria, his approval rating is 39%, up one point from late march while the percentage of those who disapprove is down two points to 49%. 56% of americans favor limited u.s. strikes on military targets in syria. 59% don't believe president trump knows what he wants to united states to do ther 39% believes he makes a plan. 49% disapprove of how he's handling foreign policy, a 7% approval from february. 40% of americans say he's strengthening the u.s. on the world stanl, up five points. 49% say he is weakening the u.s. which has fallen from 56% earlier. however, only 42% have trust in him to make the right decision in an international crisis. 55% do not. 39% trust him to weigh all the options before acting during a crisis. 58% do not. >> there has been obviously -- it's safe to say we're in a period of transition.