, seth rogen.poor waz knee ak. and i heard you spent a lot of time with him preparing for the role. >> i did. >> trevor: what was that like. >> it was weird. i never played a guy that was real other than myself i played in a movie and i wasn't that wofied about that. but he is a very strange guy. he's brilliant. and he invented personal computers. which is-- a crazy thing to do. and he-- he liked the movie in the end, which is great because it would suck it if he hated it. >> trevor: did he like your portrayal of him. >> he says he did. he says yes, he claims he did. and he seemed like the kind of guy would be honest because he is a billionaire, why would ely to me. so i think he-- i think he actually looked it. >> trevor: why would a billionaire lie? >> there's no-- it's a billion dollars gets you out of anything. it's lying to assholes to me. >> trevor: that should be done all trump's slogan, why would a billionaire lie. >> a great slogan. >> trevor: a great slogan to have. i mean looking at this

my guest tonight, seth rogen is joining us, seth rogen is here, everybody! (cheers and applause) >> trevor: yes, yes, yes. but before all that, breaking news. it's awesome. fans drink some apple cider and start planning for halloween. who is my first one so i'm going as sexy iphone 6s. yeah, the s stands for slutty. >> let's take one look back. >> the nation has a craze of shutting down planned parenthood. now watch me eliminate access to women's health care. you guys probably heard the radio version. it all began with a series of videos meant to prove that planned parenthood was selling secret-- secret tissue for profit. these secretly formed videos were made by i assume some sort of pro-life james bond. which does not exist. because james bond is obviously pro-choice. so think about it, when the kind of pussy you can get is described as "galore" you are going to have a few accidents. (laughter) ♪ ♪ ♪ so it turns out the videos were edited to make it look like planned parenthood was profiting off baby parts. but just because the videos from manipulated does

but then again, seth rogen. [ laughter ] so at this point, we might have done mushrooms. a say that it's a lie. ♪ >> seth: it's a lie. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. wolf. right now, wolf blitzer's calling his lawyer. >> seth: yeah. it was ron rifkin and i thought it was wolf blitzer. lplp >> jimmy: all right, here we go. it's my turn. >> true story, but the wrong person. i get it. >> jimmy: all right, which envelope should i open? one or two? >> one. >> seth: one. >> jimmy: you just said two in the same -- >> well, they're both binary. they're both good numbers. i look at hotel room numbers. mine is 49-25. well, 49 is seven squared. 25 is five squared. 16, four squared and then 2 -- [ cheers and applause ] four and nine are both squares. good room number. good room. that's how i judge the room. >> jimmy: very nice. very good. >> seth: exactly. he thought about it. >> jimmy: well, when we were in college, my friend broke his leg stealing candy from a a vending machine. >> seth: do we go? >> jimmy: yeah. >> seth: was he -- did he have the money to pay for it and

seth rogen is here to talk about everything from the movie to sony's hack settlement. you don't want to miss the conversation. >>> the fox business interview make headlines, maria bartiromo sat down with the infamous ceo martin shkreli, he hiked aids drug price by 5,000%. we have someone who says if martin won't lower the price, he will. he is selling his own version of the drug for $1. he's my guest. >> when people say 750, that sounds like a lot of money. 60% of our patients get it for one. >> $750 doesn't sound like a lot of money, it is a lot of money. when you talking about the drug and nobody else having the drug on the market, that's where the outrage came from. . >> put yourself in the shoes of someone who has this illness, this drug is 70 years old and it has terrible side effects and it's not that effective. by taking the price up, we can afford to do real research to make a better drug. if you were a patient who had the illness, you wouldn't want a 7-year-old drug, it's imperative to make the drug that is affordable to patients. deirdre: that is the ceo defe

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and we will catch up with seth rogen. >> and he is in "steve jobs." >> and have you seen it? >> no. >> but they say it is pretty good. that one. >> you didn't see that before interviewing him? >> no. well, i will tell you why, they were editing it up until the last day. but i hear it is very good. >> yes, yes. >> and as a treat to you, we have brought your bestie. >> john ben jamin hickey is her. >> how long have you been -- >> since 1992. and he has planes stacked up at jfk like that his plays. he has a play oepg up in lincoln center early november, and i launched a radio channel on sirius xm. and he has a radio show which is the flagship of radio andy called "my favorite song." and you get to know about your favorite people by hear about their favorite songs. >> and this is radio andy and now this is what i have been doing. you are on demand now. >> yes. >> and i clicked on the madonna interview the other day, and she are reveals to you, and i was surprised, because she not an easy interview. >> yes. >> and when she was talking to you, she was giving you stuff. >> i am a hu

and what about being played by seth rogen? ♪ and onehe movie is out critical review is in -- aaron sorkin's "steve jobs" is in and has been well received by hollywood critics. steve wozniak enjoyed the film, but not because it has anything to do with reality. i sat down with him earlier in an exclusive interview. steve: this movie was top-notch professional -- the script and how well the actors played it and the cinematography, i was not familiar with aaron sorkin's work because i don't watch television. it was unbelievable to me. emily: and you actually spoke with him leading into this film. tell me about your role. steve: we talked for hours and hours, anything i could think of saying. tiny bits that got used and painted in a different way and different place. emily: and you spent hours with him on the phone or in person to eschew mark steve: in person. emily: did you guys argue or anything? steve: i never once looked at the script. i did not deal it was appropriate for anyone to look at the script and say it didn't happen t

seth rogen's portrayal of you. steve: i liked it very much.ven him doing things in ways that i wouldn't do them, i liked the way he played it. i admire that character, although it said words i could never say. negative words, steve, you didn't do anything. i would never say a thing like that. i would say what he did was more important the way he says it back to me. i would never call steve an epithet. i would never do that in life. i just can't. emily: did you ever talk to seth? steve: yes. he's one of the coolest actors in my mind. i'm glad they picked him to portray me. he went on jimmy fallon and said it is an unusual role, i do not usually play people who are smarter than me. emily: tim cook said he felt the movie was opportunistic and johnny i've later said he felt like steve's image had been hijacked. there are sons and daughters and widows who are upset. what do you make of that? steve: those comments got to me deeply and i started inking it -- thinking, it is opportunistic on someone's life, but any business is opportunistic. this is t

seth rogen is the comic relieve playing steve wozniak. >> you talked to woz. wafs that like?>> it was one of the actually a bullet i didn't know i dodged until it was fired at me. then afterwards i heard he liked it. oh, he could have hatedit. that would have sucked. >> jeff daniels is theveteran. danny boyle's the director and aaron sorkin the mastermind behind it all. you went from sorkin to "dumb & dumber." how do y shift gears? >> one is easier than the ot >> i love to imagine a diner where harry dunn is having lunch with will mcavoy. >> sorkin recently made headlines getting into a war of words after apple ceo tim cook said this -- >> i think that a lot of people are trying to b opportunistic. and i hate this. this is not a part of our world. >> aaron's response was,quote, if you got a factory full of children in c assembling phones for 17 cents an hour, you've g lot of nerve calling someone else opportunistic. >> i think that tim cook and i both went too far. an apologized to him, and i hope when he sees movie he enjoys it as much as i enjoy his products. >> i couldn't

my guest tonight, seth rogen is joining us, seth rogen is here, everybody! >> trevor: yes, yes, yes. but before all that, breaking news. it's awesome. fans drink some apple cider and start planning for halloween. who is my first one so i'm going as sexy iphone 6s. yeah, the s stands for slutty. >> let's take one look back. >> the nation has a craze of shutting down planned parenthood. now watch me eliminate access to

my guest tonight, seth rogen is joining us, seth rogen is here, everybody!e) >> trevor: yes, yes, yes. but before all that, breaking news. it's awesome. fans drink some apple cider and start planning for halloween. who is my first one so i'm going as sexy iphone 6s. yeah, the s stands for slutty. >> let's take one look back. >> the nation has a craze of shutting down planned parenthood. now watch me eliminate access to women's health care. you guys probably heard the radio version. it all began with a series of videos meant to prove that planned parenthood was selling secret-- secret tissue for profit. these secretly formed videos were made by i assume some sort of pro-life james bond. which does not exist. because james bond is obviously pro-choice. so think about it, when the kind of

>> seth rogen?id the kardashians weigh in? i mean, come on. did the muppets say anything about it? >> they may -- >> seth rogen. go ahead. >> if you disagree, if you're white talking head on television and you disagree with president obama, you're branded a racist. >> absolutely. >> absolutely, right? >> absolutely, every time. >> so, now a liberal rag like "gq" says ben carson, leading in some polls, is stupid. >> but that's all right. >> where's the naacp, though? where are whoopi goldberg? >> that's a good question. that's a good question. >> i don't care if one person challenges a black conservative -- i'm sorry, a black liberal. >> if they say that carson's ideas are stupid, that's okay. if they say he's stupid -- he's a neurologist -- >> right. >> -- who comes from nothing and has become one of the most prestigious medical minds -- >> he has a wonderful back story. that's why i admire him. >> so, that's a personal racial attack. >> but bill, when you propose, and this is fresh off the blood no

i took a genius with it. >> genius bar and you're great in this movie. >> thank you so much. >> seth rogenday. next up, we're going to catch up with seth's co-stars, kate winslet and jeff daniels, and we've got pink power putting smiles on the faces of some inspiring breast cancer survivors and people who helped them battle the disease, but, first on a friday morning, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ this is my fight >>> all right. everybody, we are ready to have a pink power party. i love these. >> we do not care about the rain. rain schmain. a song on my play list. it's fight song. do you love that song? i've got a lot of funky ones i think you'll like. >> hoda's power play list. let's turn to joan lunden our special correspondent a survivor herself. good morning. >> it's great to be here with this amazing group. and i have a story of another amazing group. for more than a decade delta airlines committed to raising funds and awareness in the fight against breast cancer and their annual breast cancer one flight took off for the first international trip to mexico. i caught up with some of the bre

i took a genius with it. >> genius bar and you're great in this movie. >> thank you so much. >> seth rogen, great to see you. >> thank you. >>led picture opens in select next up, we're going to catch up with seth's co-stars, kate winslet and jeff daniels, and we've got pink power putting smiles on the faces of some inspiring breast cancer survivors and people who helped them battle the disease, but, first on a friday morning, this [ printer whirring ] don't choose neighborhood health plan just because it costs less. choose it for the thoughtful things, like a welcome call to help with any questions... for the big things, like access to world-class doctors and hospitals... and for the smart things, like printing a temporary membership card to start using your benefits right away. choose it because neighborhood values what you value. call your broker and see customer stories here in vineland, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do..

i took a genius with it. >> genius bar and you're great in this movie. >> thank you so much. >> seth rogen week from today. next up, we're going to catch up with seth's co-stars, kate winslet and jeff daniels, and we've got pink power putting smiles on the faces of some inspiring breast cancer survivors and people who helped them battle the disease, but, first on a friday morning, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ this is my fight song >> all right. everybody, we are ready to have a pink power party. how about these pink laidies. >> we do not care about the rain. spain, schmain. >> we're listening to this song, on my pike power play list, it's "fight song." do you guys like that song? >> got a lot funky ones, too, that i think you're going to like. >> hoda's power play list. >> and turn to joan lunden, our special correspondent and survivor herself. joan, good morning. >> great to be here with this amagds group, an i have a story of another amazing group. for more than a decade delta airlines has been committed to raising funds and awareness in the fight against breast cancer, and their annual bre

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all that plus meetings on syria, seth rogen, the new york mets and so much more with less than an hour to the closing bell. you can't leave me. let's start the "countdown." . liz: breaking news, and we promise to keep you exactly up-to-the-minute when it comes to hurricane patricia, now hours away from barging into mexico bringing with it an unwelcome host nearly two feet of rain expected as the strongest hurricane ever recorded barrels closer to mexico's pacific coast today. but with the hurricane's potential to cause massive death and destruction in its path, it is doing nothing, not putting a damper at all on the stock markets here in the u.s. take a look at the markets head for longest winning streak of the year, four weeks straight, the major averages are near the highs of the day right now. i want to pick this apart, the dow while up 183 points, three points away from the highs. up 186. now two points away, but it's the nasdaq, up 125 that has just been marching higher and higher. in fact more like a rocket ship. leading the way today you've got to thank the tech sector thanks to

. >> what did you love about seth rogen? >> oh, yeah, i met him and i cried a little. just a little. i got star truck. i get star struck easily. >> katherine herndon. >> front row. >> oh, yeah. >> okay. three, two, one. okay. so i saw this show called "the flintstones" on tv, most of you guys out here look like you watched it. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> and you guys watch this it probably just called the news. yearbook. everything? don't know what to do with my bangs, perm t.billy ray, that's a sweet mullet but be even sweeter if you perm it. and hey, look, i have all these ceramic pets, let's grow grass on their heads and perm it. cha-cha-chia. i wait my mom tries to talk to me about dying, when i die i want to be cream aid, i wash my ashes spread over the golden gate bridge. i'm 10 years old and i want ice cream. how do you handle that thing? i didn't know so for christmas i but i do think when it does come time, hopefully it will help lift up her spirits. ever notice how dogs are always like hey friend and cats are the being like i don't like you and parents be like l

. >> kate winslet, michael fassbender, seth rogen and director danny boyle showcased their film about the man who revolutionized technology, "steve jobs." >> at the beginning, the script is an exceptional piece of writing. that sort of writing you don't really come across. well i certainly don't. , it just completely bowed me over when i read it, and i just felt very privileged that it ended up in my lap. x it's a constant flow of dialogue. it's really just people talking. it's done in real time, and there were many things that were unique about the experience, and as actors it was the ultimate challenge, b bause not only did we really have to learn all our lines before we even walked on to the set and know exactly what we were doing, but we also had to really take ownership of those characters, and not just bring them to life, but give them something else so that an audience can experience a whole other side of steve jobs. >> it's set behind the scenes, just before each of the product launches. in '84 when he launched the macintosh, the first personal computer, in '88 when he launche

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seth rogen is equally brilliant as the other. >> we will know soon enough for you're leonardo da vinci or just think you are. >> the german actor has the right haughty attitude even though he doesn't look or sound like the guy so famous for. >> the iphone, the ipod touch and of course the mac. >> years before cancer claimed his life, jobs actually lost control for a few years of the company that he along with steve wozniak had started. >> i sat in a garage and started the future. >> his dismissal led in time to his triumphant return to apple and the decision to concentrate on a few periods of his life proves wise. >> i'm begging you to manage expectations. role as perhaps the only person who has the ear of the mercurial executive and apparently one of the few who can get him to be halfway decent. >> she's not m daughter >> you must be able to see that she looks like you. >> that dialogue by aaron sorkin sure rings true, and to use a word jobs might have appreciated director danny boil has captured the right vibe. >> it looks rivetting. >> yes, it really is. this is one of those absolut

the film also stars kate winslet, seth rogen, and jeff daniels who plays former apple ceo john scullyin my interview with sorkin, he had this to say about apple's real-life cast. and spentt everyone a lot of time with the other seven characters who are in the movie. joanna hoffman, a fantastic character, she was the head of marketing for the mac team. john scully who was the ceo of , ore and became famous infamous, depending on how you look at it, for firing steve jobs from apple. he is a wonderful man and a great character. joining me now from new york, john scully himself, the former ceo of apple, former president of pepsi.also still with us, adam satariano. john, i know you talked with aaron sorkin. what was your experience working with aaron sorkin? have you seen the movie? john: i really loved aaron sorkin. he's incredibly talented. i have seen the movie. they gave us a private showing, my wife diane and i. it's incredible entertainment. it captures an important side of steve's personality. i have to tell you, because i knew steve as a great friend, the young steve jobs, and he w

why aren't they stopping seth rogen from saying dumb stuff on twitter?nt. i think you're seeing -- you've never seen republican primary candidates line up to go on late-night talk shows with seth meyers and jimmy fallon, and you know, so many of these republican primary candidates. donald trump is hosting "snl." so, i just think everything this year is very different. >> no, it's a smart point. [ everyone talking at once ] >> steve forbes hosted "snl" -- >> ladies, we are totally out of time. it was a long time ago. we're going to call him great. thanks so much for joining us. >>> coming up next right here on "hannity" -- >> i mean, there's five cameras. i'm trying to figure out which one to look at. by the way, cameras put 10 pounds on you, so -- >> you look a lot better. >> 15 pounds heavier. i was a thin guy before i came on here. i'm looking at the camera, i'm blown up! >> well dressed larry the cable guy recently sat down with sean to talk about the 2016 election. you won't want to miss that interview, right after the break. we'll be right back. [ f

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tomorrow night, seth rogen will be here. [ cheers and applause ] seth rogen. >> steve: lovely. >> jimmy: he's great in his movie. he's in the new steve jobs movie. >> steve: he's fantastic >> jimmy: is it called "steve jobs"? that's the name of it. great title. he's here. >> steve: what's it about? >> jimmy: i don't know. [ light laughter ] seth and i are going to play a a game of "true confessions" with a very special guest. yeah, it's gonna be fun. plus, from the new york giants, victor cruz will be stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have music from chvrches. don't want to miss it. but first, joining us tonight is one of the biggest stars in pop music. she is hosting and also the musical guest of the season premiere of "saturday night live," this saturday. our pal, miley cyrus, is here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is from -- we were eating -- we were both -- i was there for this. we were eating peanut butter and je ies. and, uh -- >> steve: things got out of hand. >> jimmy: things got out of hand. weth had too m youch to drink. and then, yeah --