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but how much hours of kevin spacey can you take at once? @w@g >>> i can't go 15 minutes without reading something or hearing something about the media object session du jour "house of cards." real tv anchors have been lining up to make cameo appearances. >> replacing democracy with tyranny. >> what we've come to expect. >> but why is the series you have to download from netflix generating so much chatter? joining us now is david zurich, television and media critic for the baltimore sun. this is a show where the whole second season has been dumped out there. obviously, not on everybody has seen all 13 episodes. >> the new netflix model, dumping all 13 episodes and in this case on a valentine's day. i want to spoil it for people. i actually saw the first four episodes on february 4th in a screening. then i saw the rest on the 14th. and i still don't feel comfortable talking about any plot developments. i really don't. >> but the buzz seems to be as much about the bin ge viewings, you like it, some other critics don't, what do you make of that

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spacey's hair is fake? >> i'm pretty certain it is. i'm assuming it is. >> can i be honest? the interaction between spacey and his chief of staff is just phenomenal. i love the show now. >> that's what i loved about it at first, too. >> your impressions have changed, dana? now moving away from the show. >> i had high expectations and they have been dashed. i was a big fan early on. one thing that is accurate about it, the set design. the lighting. i think that in the oval office, it looks just like, at least before president and mrs. obama redid the current oval office, it looks like the one during president bush's time. same couches, same chairs. i like some of the legislative action, too. ien think that the way a bill becomes a law, it's kind of boring, so you have to do it quick if you're going to do it in a 45-minute episode. what i didn't like in this season versus last season is it was the first show i watched where the democrats weren't portrayed as complete angels. everybody looked bad but you could work together to get something done. that happened on entitlement ref

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unrealistic thing on the show is that a democrat can represent south carolina. think kevin spaceyt look a lot more exciting than it actually is and a lot more devious. none of us are quite the interesting. >> i'm one of the few living americans who has not watched it, but i will. is this different than "west wing"? it reminds me of the way news people watch the show "newsroom" on hbo puttered -- hbo. >> not my thing. >> i wonder if it is the same reaction. >> it's the same thing here with "newsroom." everyone hate watches it or it is different with -- it. it is different with "house of cards." lawmakers from that state would never say this. the people behind me in the white house, including the president, are expected to be spending this three-day weekend watching all or at least pieces on this. >> what is the view from netflix on this? >> in retrospect they are glad they picked a town that likes to talk about itself more than the town i'm in. great marketing approach. what is different with the second season is now there is a show that everybody knows. that can drive subscribers

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you and your sweetheart can watch all 13 episodes of this political drama which stars kevin spacey.nd that is going to do it for me. it has been a pleasure hanging out with you. don lemmon continues now next live from new york. >> i really enjoyed watching you too as well. thank you for that. you are in the cnn newsroom. at the top of the hour we are going to talk about ice and snow. it wasn't long ago that a rare winter storm brought a major city right to its knees. >> hey, hey, hey. so that was a little bit. that was atlanta. not even two weeks ago. people who lived there had fun calling it a snow jam when one million cars were stuck on the

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spacey, we all know how expensive it can be to find the perfect outfit, jewelry or bag.sha who was looking for the perfect black shoe. across the hall lived a mom named dana who was looking for the perfect shade of blue. there was rachel, who needed the perfect jewel. and another dana who needed something cool. that's the way they all became the sharing crew. >> now i heard you share clothes. how did this start, this concept? >> basically started with an e-mail. someone was e-mailing about wanting to bror a pair of shoes, size 7 black pumps and everybody responded so i'd say from that people just felt free to shoot an e-mail to the whole co-op to see if they needed anything. >> reporter: in a city where oftentimes people don't even make eye contact, a group of moms in this grand street cooperative have taken neighborly kindness to a whole new level opening up their closets literally and sharing everything from dresses and shoes to accessories with the girl next door or down the hall. >> that is so cute. >> you can go in -- in someone's apartment in your slippers and sit

can change the world. >> reporter: no, it's frank underwood, played by kevin spacey, embodying dark and evil.his way to the top as house majority whip. >> no, i revised the parameters. >> which is lying. >> which is politics. >> reporter: he's a puppet master politician, pulling all the strings, even killing to get what he wants. >> there is but one rule, hunt or be hunted. >> reporter: capturing, perhaps, a certain mood on the loose in the culture at large. >> we have an entire political movement, essentially based on suspicion of government. the tea party, congress is constantly setting new records for unpopularity so it's definitely a moment when people are thinking about washington and thinking about washington in really negative terms. >> reporter: so vice president julia louis-dreyfus on "veep," she's a flaw, constantly frustrated. >> why didn't i know about this? they can't keep me out of there. hi, guys. >> reporter: so, where did all the real heroes go? director pierre bagley, who just took over the washington, d.c. office of motion picture development thinks they're still out there,

the show's star, kevin spacey, thinks that the story lines hit close to home for politicos. >> we can done shooting on a day and i'll turn on the news and think our stoilline story lines are not that crazy, they are really not. >> they are really not. >>> could your music tastes reveal your political meanings? pandora thinks so. this weekend it's going to start trying to make money off that idea, matching political advertising to listeners based on music preferences and zip codes. former first lady eleanor roosevelt topping the lists of the best first ladies. the findings based on a interview with some 242 historians, political scientists, and scholars. this poll rounds out the top five with abigail adams, jacqueline kennedy, dolley madison, and michelle obama. mrs. obama will be one of the many a-listers stopping by for the tonight show with jimmy fallon. for the first time in more than 42 years, the broadcast is returning to the big apple, and fans can't seem to wait. they have been lining up outside 30 rock for hours now, overnight, in fact, for their chance at tickets. you can wat

can be no mercy. and the butchery begins. >> "house of cards" stars kevin spacey, as the crazily power hungry amoral houseiving behavior as you saw in the trailer for season two does not traffic in subtlety. the end of season one, his character through a series of complex ruthless maneuvers including something i don't want to give away was working his way toward the vice presidency. "house of cards" is widely seen as the political drama of our times right now. what's amazing about that, it's not even a thing that's on tv. it's a show that's produced and streamed on netflix. represents a paradigm for the television industry. according to netflix, when season one appeared last year it was the most streamed piece of content in the united states and 40 other countries. this wasn't just some leap of faith into original programming. netflix f betting on their data. knowing what their subscribers watch. even when they pause, rewind and fast forward. netflix figured out many subscribers were watching david fincher's movies from beginning to end and fincher was onboard to drebt tirect the first coupl episodes of t

spacey a run for his money? you have to see this one, coming up. [ male announcer ] these days, a small business can save by sharing carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal seating. oh, it's great. yeah. [ male announcer ] the best thing to share? a data plan. ♪ new at&t mobile share value plans for business. our best value plans ever. for example, you can get 10 gigs of data to share. and 5 lines would be $175 a month. plus you can add a line anytime for $15 a month. sharing's never been better for business. ♪ >>> obama trying to have it boat ways. he seems happy to use executive ax when he wants to and today the president tells the democrats are challenging the immigration policy and there's limits to his executive power. we're back with our panel. >> it sounds like today that he's now saying he has a little bit of a limit so that the threats he made about executive orders -- >> well, there are limits and i think it's good for the constitution that he recognize us it even to a room of friends like that

can we play if people haven't seen. frank underwood and actually by kevin spacey. the prototypical politician. >> it's not real estate., location, location. the closer you are to the source. the higher property value. >>> you ready for this? >> ready for what? >> i hear that you have an awesome frank underwood impression. >> you know, i don't know that it would be appropriate for a news anchor to do an impression of a television character. >> yes, it is. yes, it is. >> can you believe she would ask me to do this on national television after all i would rather be eating some ribs somewhere. >> i will see your impression and one up you. jake tapper, friends make the worst enemies, my friends. being so clever on the lead. think again. >> that was your impression? >> that was mine. it was pretty good. >> i had a camera cut. a whole thing. >> someone was not paying attention. i went from three to two to three. don't talk to me any more about the show. i'm excited to get going. >> i will not support any spoilers. that's horrible. i don't know why. >> it's horrible. i hear the clicking of people. >> it's honestly the only th

if you're kevin spacey, a you're a movie guy, you could i can get 5, 10 million -- >> well, no, no. >> there's not as much money in tv traditionally as movies. netflix, that stock has been one high flyer. >>> coming up -- >> you've got to watch this show. >> my wife watches it. >> it gets a little -- i thought it was very realistic up until the end, but i won't give away what that means. >> you're an establishment anchor at the show, the music plays, you ignore it. i'm felg in, i follow it. >>> coming up, the weather is causing a shortage of pressure. find out why this supply problem could have a national impact. >>> and we're not talk about your backyard grill, but first, check out the price of natural gas, which has been moving higher. more "squawk box" coming next. actually, it's lower right now. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helpin

spacey, who plays the manipulative v.p., says the show about 99% accurate. >> for me it's like performance art. you know, i sometimes watch it actually -- we can get done shooting on a day, and i'll come home and turn on the news and think, you know, our storylines are not that crazy. they're really not. >> one man who's always 100% accurate and who benchwatched all 13 -- >> wow! i watched nine hours, perry. 13 is impressive. >> perry bacon, political editor at the grio. perry, there is an extraordinary level of viciousness on "house of cards." they have ramped it up. i think they have exponentialized the business. i hear some folks on the hill love the show. some hate it. what does the attitude of people on the hill about "house of cards" say about how they actually feel about d.c.? >> first of all, good to see you guys. small correction -- i watched the first six episodes, then i fast forwarded to the last one. i was a little bored -- >> oh! >> yeah. >> what's this cliff's notes watching, perry? >> i think i'm winning the race then. i'm on episode nine. >> okay, are you ahead of me then. i would say the thing people on capitol hill like it "

spacey? who is now the vice president? >> it started in an organic place. the bbc version was fantastic. he came from a place of aristocracy and privilege. i thought the american myth of anyone can be president coming from nothing and working your way up to the white house was powerful. i wanted our francis to come from a small town. my dad was from south carolina. he grew up in greenville. there is a catchphrase phrase in the bbc version. you very well might think that i couldn't possibly comment. when said with a british accent, it it makes perfect sense. but it is not the diction of an american. i thought, what part of the country would that diction make sense from? so i asked dad, what is a small town in south carolina that would be the last place that you think a president would come from? he said gaffney. it is perfect. there, you have a small town off of interstate 85. it is a place called hope. >> let's look at this and we will come back to other things. a moment between frank and claire. >> is she alone? >> yes. >> will you give us a few moments, please? >> what is wrong? >> it was him. >> who? >> fresh in the mirror. >> you mean -- >> please. don't do anything. >> i am

spacey talked about this a lot. they do not have to follow the traditional model of the pilot that explains the whole story in one episode. and then you have cliffhangers. you cand watch all 13 episodes. there are new ways to do television. who doesn't love that? >> i love it. good to see you guys. to buy?p, is it safe adam will tell you. plus, facebook turns 10 today. we are talking to one of the social networks first employees. we have more "street smart" coming up. >> we connected on his level of facebook having this mission of being more than building a company. it has a market cap or a value -- we are trying to do this thing in the world. >> we finally got a little bounce today. is it time to buy? i would like to thank the folks who are crunching the numbers for us. and 2009, there have been a total of 18 declined. the team were declines of 5% or more. two of them were declines of more than 10%. the current decline, the s&p 500 is down 6 are sent. -- 6%. his current decline is not as bad as what we have seen before. it is more like the average. it is more in-line with the average. it is not that bad. can we possibly buy right now? let's look at the indicat

can see, really everybody, staff, white house officials, the president, john mccain, three-day weekend. binge watching is on the menu. >> thanks so much. >> i don't know how i feel about that, that kevin spaceyg. i'm excited to watch it. coming up, we will look at how brazil's rout is threatening your -- drought is threatening your morning breakfast. ♪ >> you are watching "street smart." breaking news on under armour. earlier we talked about some technical issues with the suits the speed skaters in sochi are wearing, that are made by under armour. under armour now says the skating team is switching to another under armour suit that is less technical. the senior vice president of innovation has said they are making this change. apparently the majority of the skaters did not consider the suit an issue, but they did take a vote and a handful wanted to switch. we were going back and forth talking about this. it looks like this is the decision being made by the team itself. >> the question is if it will make any difference. the rise, and getting more precious by the day, headed to its biggest weekly gain since august. goldman sachs reiterated prices will go lower. so what should an investor do? e

as you mentioned, you can here -- you canasting the hear rebroadcasts of the issues on c-span radio. eastern, we have governor mccoury, mayor garcetti, and actor kevin spaceyat 2:00 p.m. it is fox news sunday, with republican senator jh lee, and congressman avier. and then, john mccain, former chairman of the white house council of economic advisers. at four clock p.m. it is face the nation, the president of the heritage foundation, and pat mccory. these are brought to the public service by the networks and c-span. atrebroadcast the show's and on the hour after that. you can listen to the mall and c-span radio here in the washington dc area. you can download our free app for your smart phone, or listen online at c-span.org. >> here they are coming in closing in on me, i'm still thinking a debate. when i went through survivors chool, the people who capture you are the least train pows, so the best time to escape is right then. i thought that these were rookies, so i pulled out my weapon, and said get away, get back. then i fired a round of that tracer over their head. they did not flinch. they raised their rifles, and pulled out told -- a comic-- pulled out

spacey went on to play him, as well. >> lots of buzz around this movie coming up in 2015. >> interesting. >>> chris christie, boy, what a difference a couple of weeks can him being booed. and some of the story about the so-called bridge gate, a scandal has come up again. his team sent out a memo rebutting some of the allegations. he still claims he had nothing to do with this. >> a lot of questions about what he knew and when he knew it. and today there may be answers on that front. >> yep. >> interesting. okay. google search of your irs return. where's my return? >> people are anxious for their returns and turns out that the filing date, the tax season essentially got moved to january 31st instead of january 21st because of the government shutdown. and you can go online and search where is my refund. there's an irs tool called qw t where's my refund. >> when i can i expect it to hit my bank account? and black history month, important to remember this time of month. >> of course, it's officially started in february. and people going to be searching in different cities what's going on. one of the cool things being done, ray allen from the nba, he's crea