shailene woodley is joining us by democracy now!ideo stream, the award-winning actress who has starred in films including "the divergent series," and "the fault in our stars," and has appeared in the tv series "secret life of the american teenager." she was nominated for golden lies."or "big little and we will talk about that as well. we want to welcome you all to democracy now! as we have you all here to talk , i wouldmesup, taran to begin with you. as you listen to the words that donald trump was reportedly used yesterday to describe people from haiti, africa, el salvador, though he seems to be trying to take it back today, talking about people from -- i want to the actual words used, s* *hole -- your thoughts? >> i want to say i'm surprised, but i am just -- i'm not. i think this is consistent with who we have seen as donald trump as the president, as the entrepreneurur in new york. vile languagee of in front of so many people might be surprising, but i am not surprised. he named these three places, but it is clear to me he means

shailene woodley was accompanied by suquamish tribe member calina lawrence. emma stone brought tennis champ and lgbt advocate billie jean king. stone portrayed the actress in -- pretrade the athlete in the film, "battle of the sexes." susan sarandon brought media justice activist rosa clemente, and amy phoeler's guest was saru jayaraman, president of restaurant opportunities center. in a few minutes, clemente and jayaraman will join us from los angeles. after their long night of the golden globes. this is golden globes host seth meyers. is sarung next to amy jayaraman. give it up for her. activists whomany of been invited here tonight in support of the #timesup initiative. give it up. great that this movement understands what ernest our world this year tarnishes so many others and reaching out to help them, too. amy: the first golden globe went to nicole kidman for her performance in hbo's "the big little lies." kidman won for best actress in a limited series for her performance. >> my mom was an advocate of the women's movement when i was growing up. and bec