we were going to see "butch cassidy and the sundance kid" in harvard square that evening with roz and howard. we went over to his apartment. i took the pentagon papers with me and i gave them to him to store and then we went to see "butch cassidy and the sundance kid." that night, i wanted to the harvard square station kiosk and got the first addition of the pentagon papers coming out. >> did you think you would go to jail? >> yes, i had always assumed i would go to jail if they chose to prosecute. i knew there was a slight chance they might not choose to prosecute for political reasons. in fact, ehrlichman advise the president not to prosecute. that was good advice. if he had followed that, he would've stayed in office. essentially. strictly speaking, it would still be concerned about the other stuff i had but the plumbers would have come in. if i had not been on trial dean's revelations could have been kept secret. i was still on trial 10 days after of it and he had to set -- send it to the committee. they could have set on that information successfully. ehrlichman's advice was good

grunge heads, trailer for kurt cobain, well received at sundance opening.k. >>> hollywood is mourning loss the director of "still alice." actress julianne moore won an award for the movie. >>> allegedly punching his producer. even british prime minister waist in weighs in, hopes for a quick resolution. >>> monty python and holy grail, five surviving members of the comedy group will be in attendance at screening april 24th. i know you'll be there. >>> get this, will ferrell is doing something especially flying across arizona in a helicopter. >> for himself. >> nine positions in practice leagues. equipment used will be auctioned off with proceeds donated for cancer research. >> great cause. it's going to be fun for him, let's be honest. >>> the cast and crew of "downton abbey" got to meet a real royal, kate middleton took a 90 minute tour of the set. she also got to watch filming of upcoming scene. the dutchess is due to give birth to her second child in april. what do you think? more interesting to have tea with "downton abbey" or have tea with the queen. >>

so we showed it at sundance, but there was sort of an anticipation for those who knew about it, likewhat the hell is this going to be? you know, this rumored long-term project. >> the great thing about it is it has a narrative through line that's different from most movies and if you have to differentiate yourself from everything else, not bad to do it this way, something on the -- >> and i wouldn't have predicted -- i've been sort of kind of grooming ellar for the response, but i was trying to lower his expectations because he's putting his whole life into this, and at one time i said, ellar, describe this movie to me. what's it about? and, you know, about two paragraphs in i said, okay, stop there. that's why no one is ever going to see this movie, because you can't -- if you can't describe it really briefly -- and i completely was discounting the idea for the -- i was like the content, whoa, a kid wrote -- but it's like a movie shot over 12 years. i never thought the structure of the movie -- >> would be the pitch. >> would be the story. >> would be i've never seen this. so we fin

they didn't want to do that but they presented to me, very late in the game prior to the sundance filmave 25 people that will show up and tell you how horrible the people in your film are. imagine people were going to show up 108 seconds from now that says we have 25 people downstairs to tell you on the show how horrible the show is and alex is. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, pleasure. >>> that is "all in" for this evening, the rachel maddow show starts right now. >>> thank you for joining us. in the great state of massachusetts, there are 40 seats in the senate. 40. right now the party division looks like this. do we have it? there it is. that is the party division. blue for democrat, red for republican. there are 34 democrats in the senate, six republicans. but don't feel bad. there may only be six of them, but every single one of them is a winner by which i mean every one of them is a leader. the great frank phillips of the boston globe today says even though there are only 6 republicans in the senate, every one of them a leadership in the senate. that means they all get an e

. >> and i ran into him at sundance when they were doing the first screening of it, and i walked up tovie's so great. he's like, "how'd you like the guy who got your part?" and i was like, "movie would've been much better with me in it." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: duh. what do you think i'm going to say? >> yeah, and he says, "i'm writing something for you right now." and i go, "you remember me?" he's like, "yeah, man, i'm writing something for you right now. you're going to get it soon." and "pulp fiction" came in the mail like two weeks later. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i was like, whoa. >> jimmy: i mean, that -- >> okay. worth not getting the job for. >> jimmy: yeah. every, every film he puts out is worth everything. just as a fan and watching it. is "hateful eight" -- is this one rumored to be his last one? have you heard that rumor? >> no, he said he's going to make -- he actually said he wants to make ten movies that'll cement his legacy. so, this is eight? >> jimmy: oh, there you go. >> so, he's going to do two more. >> jimmy: hateful nine. >> i don't think. i don't think, you know. >> j

one quoting danny masterson writing on the hbo website, "i wonder if sundance would allow a documentarylike eight people who hate judaism. "going clear, clearly dividing the believers from the naysayers. david wright, abc news, new york. >> really fascinating. >> it is. i haven't seen it but certainly want to see it. has everybody talking. >> it is interesting scientology has benefitted by so many actors joining the church and now that have come around and hurt the church in many ways as some of the actors are speaking out against it. >>> coming up in the next half hour, the court battle over robin williams' estate. the actor's widow and three children fighting over his possessions and memorabilia. what the kids are saying about their stepmother. >>> and the ground breaking study throwing in to question how parents spend time with their kids and what parents are doing wrong. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our [panting] meet one today. [thunk] visit theshelterpetproject.org. adopt. [bell chime] ting ♪ ♪ >>> keep the music going

i spoke to kirby dick and amy ziering at this year's sundance film festival. >> there's been quite a few studies that show that the rate of sexual assault is between 16% and 20% of undergraduate women are sexually assaulted in college. so this has been a problem that the universities and colleges haven't addressed and this is one of the reasons we felt we had to make this film. >> brown: do you conclude that it is more prevalent now or that we know about it more? >> both. it's true that over the last year or so this has become a topic that is much more covered. and i think one of the reasons for that is a couple of the women that we covered in the film who were assaulted at the university of north carolina at chapel hill then became activists and started a movement. that has brought this whole issue to attention. >> brown: amy, you managed to talk to a remarkable number of women. how hard was it to locate them? >> because of the frequency that these crimes are committed on our campuses, it actually wasn't hard to find people. but it was hard to find people who were willing to come fo

they presented to me very late in the game prior to the sundance film festival we have 25 people that film are. imagine if someone were to show up ten seconds from now and say 25 people downstairs demand to be on the show and will tell you what a horrible guy alex gibney is what would you do. >> due diligence. >> the film is "going clear" on hbo. thank you very much. >> thank you. pleasure. >>> that's "all in" they are this evening. >>> thank you for joining us. in the great state of massachusetts, there are 40 seats in the senate. 40. right now the party division looks like this. do we have it? there it is. that is the party division. blue for democrat, red for republican. there are 34 democrats in the senate, six republicans. but don't feel bad. for the six republicans because there may only be six of them but every one of them is a winner. by which i mean every one is a leader. the great frank phillips of the bosston on the globe reports even though there are only six republicans in the senate every one of them is a leader of the republicans in the senate. they have given every rep

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[applause] president obama: it is like the sundance or cannes, is open to the public, and it may be the only film festival where one the entrance had his to lose -- ofne of the entrants had his tooth loose. [laughter] president obama: our emcees, kal penn, and terrance jay. i do not know if they will be doing musical numbers either. [laughter] president obama: i do want to thank the folks at the american film institute for partnering with us on this event. give them a big round of applause. [applause] president obama: i want to give a shout out to all of the honorees tonight, which either parents, teachers, or someone who supported these outstanding young people every step of the way. and most importantly let's event up for our outstanding young filmmakers just give it up for our outstanding and filmmakers. [applause] president obama: so, i love this event. this is a second year we have hosted the white house student film festival. it is a great example of what happens when we just unleashed the skills and imagination of america's young people. in this country, if we get all of our kids

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. >> just like butch cassidy and the "sundance kid" make it to the river. >> give you back the binky.nky. you know all of these insults against me makes me sad. there's going to be a deal. barack obama desperately wants a deal. john kerry desperately wants a deal. they're going to get a deal. >>> all right. well, then related story. we're just a day away from israel's elections. and prime minister benjamin netanyahu is -- >> listen to this. oh, boy. i am so out numbered on this set. >> so much drama going on. >> that was loaded. >> wow. >> that was like -- >> no it wasn't. no it wasn't. just really interesting. >> it is. >> i am in another land. >> it's just interesting. >> yeah. >> uh-huh. >> don't call anyone a toddler. apparently netanyahu is fighting for his political life after nine years in office. he's warn that he may lose tomorrow along with his likud party if defeated netanyahu claims the rival zionist union party would divide jerusalem. he tried to pick up last-minute support at a rally with about 25,000 people. a poll over the weekend shows 12% of voters remain undecided.

you have a film is the sundance. >> a little movie i produced for almost no money.ed out for some reason. >> especially lately it seems, those kind of creepy movies are hot. >> and i have a daughter so i'm trying to explain to her why people like to be afraid. she doesn't get it. >> how old is she? >> she's 5. >> yeah. so she sees disney movies and such, is she scared of the witch or the -- >> yeah. she's getting through that. she's constantly changing and now she's at a new level of maturity. >> are you going to let her see "fifty shades"? you also enjoy singing. i read that somewhere. i saw you singing in a club somewhere. and you were also in a maroon 5 video? >> yeah, i'm friends with that band. and they called me one day and had me come down. >> do we have that? ♪ >> is that you? >> that is me. >> you're the makeout guy? >> yeah, but then he comes and beats me up. don't come in here. what are you doing, man? get out of my face. >> you actually sing yourself. what kind of music do you like to sing? >> i did an album last year under the -- i have a pseudonym or a

reporter: "going clear" premiers on hbo later this month on the heels of major buzz and backlash of the sundancegoing to save the world. >> reporter: the film makes slowsive if explosives claims about scientology. like they tapped nicole kidman's phones. they say "it absolutely never happened. it is a lie." the film also explores conditions some of scientology's average members say they endured. >> you're in such a mental state you are very suggestible. >> reporter: it says it led them to leave scientology and speak to the filmmakers. it called the interview subject admitted liars and professional anti-scientologists who are "regurgitating their stale, discredited allegations." they accuse the filmmakers of having a vendetta. well's let more on this. marty is a former employee of the church of scientology. you were a member of this church for years and years and years. why are you speaking out now? >> well i started speaking out six years ago and the reason why i spoke out was, i escaped from scientology in 2004 literally because i had been sentenced to a prison camp that had been set up at its