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up next, author roseanne barr. tavis: always pleased to welcome roseanne barr to this program. it's hard to believe that it's been over 20 years since the debut of that sitcom that made her a television icon. she's out with a provocative new book, called "roseannearchy, dispatches from the nut farm." you got to love the title. good to see you. you're rocking the red gloves. >> i am. yeah. tavis: you're working it out. >> i am. tavis: this title, "roseannearchy." how did you come up with this one? >> my boyfriend came up with it because it kind of says it all, doesn't it? that's exactly what -- it's kind of what everything's all about, kind of where i found myself in the last 18 years since -- i guess it's 15 years since i wrote another book. so it's all about questioning the basic assumptions of everything. tavis: this photo. put the cover back up again. this cover design. i love it. >> my son came up with that idea. it's like a left-winning rush limbaugh mixed up with mao and all of them. tavis: castro. >> everybody, yeah. tavis: have you always been -- you've always been outs

comic roseanne barr. >> is that what that was? >> also weighing in, political strategist cornell belcher. >> you are the front brother. >> earlier tonight on cnn's "parker spitzer," eliot spitzer asked actor alec baldwin if he had any plans to run for office. here's what the "30 rock" actor said. >> i've had people approach me -- >> never heard you stammer before. >> i've had people approach me about running for jobs and moving to other locations and it's been a very difficult decision for me because i am a new yorker and i do like living here and i would prefer to live here. there's a lot of planes on the runway ready to take off, any given time. there's a lot of ambition. a lot of entitlement in some circles with people who believe there are certain jobs who belong to them. so the answer is yes, it's something that i'm very, very interested in. >> ted? >> i don't know what to laugh at harder. i think everybody's got not only the right but a civic duty to participate to the maximum in this experiment in self-government. so -- i d

comic and activist roseanne barr is here. just out with a new book. rock star, red stater and avid hunter ted nugent joins me as well. author of "ted, white and blue." rounding out our panel, no shrinking violet himself, former obama campaign pollster cornell belcher. >> i don't belong here. >> i didn't want to be the only black guy here. >> there's a lot of gray going on. >> we're all rocking the gray. >> i got the white going on. respect your elders. i'm 62. do i own the place? >> i'm usually the only one rocking the gray. i'm glad we're all here. we begin with a breaking story. evidence of fraud against an autism researcher. his name is andrew wakefield. his medical license was stripped in britain back in may. in a 1998 study published in the medical journal lancet he claimed to have found a link between vaccines kids take and autism. in the years since, as autism cases have inexplicitly risen. an increasing number of parents have stopped getting their kids vaccinated. just tonight, an investigative journalist published his findings in a british me

roseanne barr is getting in the race.erious she is in a little bit. >> it is a clever title. >> "roseannearchy." >>> and now, our daily duel. two advice gurus are going head to head, facing off with their answers to one of your questions. fran harris of dallas and amy kean of new york are duking it out today. go to abcnews.com/gma, to weigh in on their answers. do that online. >>> first, more on the winning tickets to one of the largest jackpots in history. one of the golden tickets was sold in washington state. and neal karlinsky -- i'll swing over here. and neal karlinsky is in seattle with the latest. good morning, neal. >> reporter: good morning, robin. two, very lucky winners this morning. one from washington state, where i am right how to. the other, from just across the border in idaho. the washington state winner is from the tiny town of ephrata, purchased in a safeway grocery store. those are 4, 8, 15, 25, 47 and 42. now, we don't know the exact details on the winners, whether they're individual or, as is so ofte

tavis: join me next time for a conversation with roseanne barr and her views on american politics. that is next time. we will see you then. >> all i know is that his name is james and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> everyone making a difference. >> thank you. >> you help us all is better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. we are proud to join tavis in working tomprove financial literacy and removing obstacles to financial empowerment one conversation at time. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.