>> well, if i had a choice, it would be meryl streep, of course. >> of course, streep is no stranger streep also says that the two are roughly the same age. both grew up in middle classle schools and went to graduate school at yale. in other words, i got this. >>> and who says cats and dogs can't be friends? check out this pair from san diego, california. lady the cat just loves to groom her best friend, trooper. a clean friend is a good friend, i suppose, but watch what happens when trooper tries to return the favor. his snout just keeps getting in the way of things. >> ah. >> i don't think this is a completely reciprocal relationship, but finally lady goes back to the way it was, a vortex of perfection. vortex. >> vortex. >> yay. you did it. >> we'll be right back. >> you did it. >> i got vortex in. rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes t

meryl streep was incredible. >> meryl streep was great. she was epic. >> seth: any dream guests? i would be very excited about -- >> seth: yeah. >> seeing her drink something other than water. [ laughter ] >> seth: that would be great. >> i like it that she drinks water but i want to see her slam -- slam something back. [ applause ] and a whole galaxy of people. >> seth: yeah. >> i'd love madonna. >> seth: that would be great too. >> that would be good. >> seth: it's really -- now you are presenting next week for your anniversary, the andy awards. >> yes, we are. >> seth: i have an andy award here. >> you do. >> seth: thank you for bringing it. >> yes. >> seth: show this. this is great. >> okay, this is the andy award. but what it is, i saw it for the first time last night. okay. so basically, this is -- i think a ken doll or a jason priestley doll, dipped in gold glitter. >> seth: right. >> and i said to deirdre, i go, "this doesn't look like andy. this isn't me." >> seth: yeah. >> she goes no but he has the card. he's got the little -- >> seth: that's true. that's how you know.

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[laughter] >> meryl streep only makes $10 million per year and kathryn hagel is almost a doubling herhollywood has to get back together. >> do you think this is a non issue that is just politicized where it is closer than we think? >> we will see it cloaked more and more. clearly you do not think there is boundaries for you. >> note. charles: you are paid the same? >> i hope so. >> i think it is an insult for those who did though work back then i think that is the pay gap in hollywood? who cares. >> i could write an entire dissertation on how beyonce it speaks to this generation of kids. charles: the numbers say it you cannot fight the specifics and if you looked at that chart you showed us of their house the pay gap is getting very narrow and education now within 10 years will be equal. >> tracey: you will still have the issue of women stepping out to have children stemming but then i feel like and every single one of us we all negotiate now. >> so you agree there is discrimination? >> we did not say that. [laughter] >> you will start at a higher salary always. >> i don't know if tha

part of something to tell that story of and i drive this you'd love to work with so many i think streep. and you don't think it's very good see if i want to thank my guests on the goal to make sure you watch him in outlaw prophet warren jeffs on june twenty eighth eight pm on lifetime his new series the divide from his july sixteenth at nine pm on the t.v. you also see him this fall thursday nights on a.b.c. scandal of another years. and then we get find me on twitter at cain's things i'll see you next on. the switchboard washington well it's a mess to speak to that scary list there's a. question mark there's actually doesn't do too much for our revenue line tax because the giant takes on a seventy six year old american farmer in the studio. going to the greek for this. do you think this is what the brain has a lot just to but it's also the large debtor nation. breaking news that is mostly about targeting the status quo i want to get your points working for the american dream the next they were justified it's time for americans and lawmakers in washington to wake up and surprising about

covered wagons of what that was and i drive this you'd love to work with so many i have seen meryl streep. thank you thanks for a great want to thank my guests tony goldwyn make sure you watch him in outlaw prophet warren jeffs on june twenty eighth eight pm on lifetime his new series the divide from his july sixteenth at nine pm on we t.v. you also see him this fall thursday nights on a.b.c. scandal i mean that he has nothing to do and then we can find me on twitter with kings things i'll see the stuff. i know c.n.n. m s n b c news have taken some knocks lightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from the might think. it's because one call attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on your good company. and our team we have a different bright. good because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. you guys talk to the jokes i will hand over the stuff that i've got to.

very few meryl streeps out there.oman, let alone 40, even when they hit in the 30s, a lot of them lose their careers. it is, go figure it out. susan sarandon did a big thing. i couldn't disagree what we was saying. very few in that category, whatever that category is, besides being wonderful actresses why they don't get what they should get. >> beyonce at top of the list says she can have it all. she is new mom. married so someone hollywood. uber famous husband jay-z, 4th on the list. so beyonce is good example of somebody making marriage and family work in hollywood. >> what is interesting, it is, and andrea and i talked about this, women knows it is your shoes, lip gloss, your hair. women in hollywood can sell by walking into the room. they don't have to get to the movie set. i'm not writing down what tom cruise's, what cologne he was wearing. >> this is why they put a pretty woman next to the ford truck. seriously. won't put a burrly guy. women -- i looked very early. not get jealous of any girlfriend i dated, men

." >>> in a new interview, hillary clinton said she would want meryl streep to play her in a movie about her life. when asked who would play him in the movie bill clinton was like "drake." >> welcome back to "hardball." time for the sideshow. jimmy fallon returned from holiday break with plenty to say including his reaction to john boehner's plan to sue the president. >> here are is news out of washington. house speaker john boehner is threatening to sue president obama. for using executive actions to create laws instead of going through congress first. then obama shrug ared and made a new law that said, you can't sue the president. i can do this all day, boehner. john boehner wants to sue president obama. it will be weird when boehner walks into the supreme court and you hear. ♪ this is the plaintiff, house speaker john boehner. he claims the president abused his power to pass laws. he also claims obama promised to replace four tires on his jeep grand cherokee and never followed through. >> finally an update on senator pat roberts. i said last night the republicans has been criticized f

but what we get to do is in a meryl streep film, you would reach a point where if you went any further simply become unbelievable. and we have the advantage of not having to stop there. we just keep on going. >> okay. well, there is the ultimate -- by most everyone's account in the first one, we see the character fin, he grabs the chain saw, he leaps up into the shark's belly saving himself and his friend who had been swallowed. give me a hint about the big moment we can expect from the new film. >> i don't want to give too much away because i'd like everybody to come fresh to it on wednesday night. >> they're going to watch it, what are you worried about? >> i can certainly tell you we will be involving the great new york city landmarks. the empire state building will play a rather prominent role. the statue of liberty is going to make a rather surprising cameo appearance. >> i'm just curious how you get the sharks on the subway. >> we had specially trained subway sharks for that. they were used to the noise and everything. they had to be acclimated to it. >> all right. i'm going to a

in a new interview, hillary clinton says she would want meryl streep to play her in a movie about hern asked who would play him in the movie bill clinton was like, drake. [ laughter ] this isn?t good, hillary clinton?s new book "hard choices" has in dipped sales nearly 50% after its first week. not good. yeah. many believe it?s because the title doesn?t really jump off the page. so we thought of a few new titles that we think would?ve worked a lot better. she can rerelease the book if she wants to. >> steve: yeah, she can have these. >> jimmy: yeah. it?s the same insides, you just need a good title. so first, we have, "started from the rodham, now we?re here." [ laughter ] >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: next we have "hillary clinton and the deathly haircut." [ laughter ] >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: it?s a good read. and then there?s "what to expect when you?re expecting to be president." [ cheers and applause ] that?s very interesting. that is a big seller. >> steve: yeah, big seller. >> jimmy: of course, we have "50 shades of beige." that?s a lot of -- >> steve: variance. >> jimmy: an

meryl streep before -- everything. >> not only sleeping done there, i would imagine. >> rehearsing. >erience did you have after coming here? >> very little. and i was not a natural. i had terrible stage fright. >> you had stage fright? >> in my university productions i had a waste basket off the stage, and i would get sick every time before i'd go on the stage. it was a struggle. i used to wonder a lot of times why i was trying to do it because it was not something that came natural to me. it took a long time to get over that. he lived her during summer stock, and his first job at o'neill wasn't on stage, but on a work crew. >> you came here to work construction, which i think to some people might sound a little crazy. i mean, you knew your dad was >> mr. president, there's a military plot to take over the government. >> the elder douglas who was a hollywood legend didn't think much of his son's acting ambitions. he wanted him to go to law school. he wanted you to be a lawyer? >> yes. the first time he saw me he said michael, you're terrible. i don't know what to tell you. >> that mus

that's what in the movie silkwood that are all those scenes of naked meryl streep writhing in pain, agony as men scrubbed her dead but they are washing the radiation away. and if you are at a fukushima type event and you inhale anything, you didn't swallow anything, you can take a shower and you would be okay. diving, if you're not sitting there on top of the reactor. but, you know, by -- anyway. >> i remember reading -- [inaudible] >> all of the women who work in the plant, i remember my parents having those clocks. you could see them in the dark. that they licked the brushes because it works better. every single one of those people died 10 years later, 12 years later. they were doing that every day licking the brush. spent yes. they were sharpening the brushes with their mouth and they were using the radiation as make up. and that those women died, those were the first people to sue their employer for unsafe working conditions, and that case became the foundation of osha, the occupational safety. >> my question is -- [inaudible] >> i study eisenhower and truman politics, and i've been,

that's why there's all those scenes of meryl streep writing in agony as then scrub her job.they are watching the radiation away. if you out of fukushima type event and he didn't inhale and he didn't, he does follow any in come you could take a shower and be okay. not sitting there on top of the react to her, but nearby. [inaudible] >> -- work of the plants that emit the radium on clocks. i remember my parents having those clocks. you can see them in the dark. they the brushes because it worked better. every single one of those people died 10 years later -- 12 years later because they were doing that every day, the brush. >> yes, they were sharpening brushes with their mouth in using the radiation is make up. those were the first people to sue their employer for a safe working conditions in that case became the foundation of osha, occupational safety. >> i studied eisenhower and truman politics. [inaudible] on cairo treaty. it is believed the second for a world for us to make sure the third world were never happened. the reason is because routine was so hesitant about joining

merrill streep, robert redford,. >> they are on safari. >> she lived there. >> yes. >> he comes to visit>> very romantic right there in kenya. >> yes. >> seventh on the list, conshohocken. >> most romantic. >> there is a nice candy stores. >> what is the major area in conshohocken. >> lafayette. >> boom. >> good day to you, it is 7/7/put those together, and 14. >> okay here we go. >>> and a little bit of a breeze on this back to reality day after what we hope was a great holiday weekend. just how hot and humid will it get, we will let you know from the weather authority, dawn. >>> north carolina mom ban from facebook after posting a picture on the social media giant says was pornographic. she says it was an innocent tempt to recreate a famous advertisement, quincy. >>> i was working out with core fitness and now i'm picking up weeds here on the art museum steps. i think ill a he get back to working out in a little bit but, i think this is a little bit more important back to you in the studio. >> that is poison ivy, q. >> yeah. >> he will be itching later. >> i think we just go all natura

that's why in the movie silkwood there are all those scenes of naked meryl streep writhing as the henn -- the men are washing her down. if you didn't ip hail or swallow anything, you could take a shower and you would be okay if you're not sitting there on top of the reactor, but nearby. anyway -- >> well, i remember reading -- [inaudible] all of the women who worked in the plants that painted the radium dials on clocks. i remember my parents having those clocks. you could see them in the dark. that they licked the brushes -- >> yes. >> -- because it worked better. >> yes. >> every single one of those people died 10 years later, 12 years later. >> yes. >> because they were doing that every day, licking the brush. >> yep yes. they were sharpening the brushes with their mouth and using the radiation as makeup. and that those women died, those were the first people to sue their employer for unsafe working conditions, and that case became the foundation of osha, the occupational safety. >> my question is i -- [inaudible] i study eisenhower and truman politics, and i've been, i study with t

>> meryl streep was interested in al. way any fine actors would. >> i studied a lot of videotape of al. i went through some old vhs tapes. >> he now speaks about himself in the third person. >> i do. i feel al has a really good grip on it. i'm gripping myself. >> admittedly, it took a few minutes to warm up the old acting chops. >> we could actually be facing a shark storm. i went too far. >> how many times can we say that over your career? >> but only classically trained thespians can bring it to life. >> anything new yorkers need to know now? >> avoid going one at all costs. they're very unpredictable. think about it. this is a twister with teeth. enough said. >> enough said, indeed, al. thank you very much. >>> occasionally, we needed some notes from the director. >> you talk about the statue of liberty. it has been decapitated. >> of course. >> but all in all, we think we did fairly fintastic. >> the director said, hey, thanks for doing this. i think this adds a lot of credibility to the movie. >> yeah. because it's a