but harvey weinstein will not stand down and is appealing the decision.y house! get on out! >> please. >> no, no. >> i can't take this no more. >> we ain't doing this no more. everybody sit down. >> i'm sorry, mr. butler i didn't mean to be a hero. >> everything that you are and everything that you have is a butler. >> and we welcome harvey weinstein back to studio 57. and from london we're joined by christopher dodd. the chairman of the motion picture association of america and floyd abrams. and welcome to all the lawyers. we know how important this is given how many people are here. let's start with you, harvey. warner brothers say they own the rights to the title "the butler." they reregistered it as recently as 2010. why are they wrong? >> it's not that they're wrong, but it would have just said this is a movie about civil rights. 28 financiers financed the movie. and titles have been used and repeated. our understanding with them was this was just going to be a simple process. sandra bullock and mccarthy have a movie out called heat. and ten years be

this is a film that premiered at sundance, was picked up at sundance by the weinstein co., and it did very well last weekend in new york and l.a. it did $384,000 on only seven screens. it's branched out here to chicago and a few more cities, and you're probably going to start to see this rolling out a little bit faster now, with the connection with sort of the racial violence of the zimmerman verdict. so, we're going to start to see a lot of that, and i wouldn't be surprised if weinstein sort of exploits this a little bit, not only for the money and to bring awareness, but maybe even some oscar nominations at the end of the year. - right, because it's about a young man who was shot... - it's a true story... - -by a security officer at a bart train in san francisco. - that's absolutely correct. - and "20 feet from stardom." i just saw it. it's terrific. go see it. - i've heard nothing but great things about this movie. a film about backup singers and whatnot. it's a documentary. it's playing in chicago right now. you definitely should go check that one out. i've heard nothing but good

. >>> here with us today, criminal defense attorney danny savalos, along with david weinstein, and in sanford, cnn legal correspond jean casarez who has been in the courtroom watching every minute. they are in sidebar right now, so let's -- david, i never thought he would take the stand. i don't understand why they kept leaving it out there teasing us that it was a possibility. do you think this was a tactic by the defense team to throw off prosecutors? >> in part it was. >> there's no reason for him to take the stand, but you never can tell when something might happen, maybe the last witness on the stand. that's when you finally make your final decision and you know what? judge, i'm not going to testify. it puts the prosecution a bit off-guard. they don't know exactly when they're going to start. if you catch them off-guard, you might pick up an advantage as well. >> as you say, there's no reason he would need to testify. we've already had his videotaped testimony, aired before the jury, audiotape, we've seen him recreate it, so he's basically got all the benefits of it. jean ka sarz

joining us is now jamie weinstein. thank you for joining us. with those accusations, accusations it had in fact criminalized journalism that related to fox news very own james rosen who was named as a criminal co-conspirator says the doj could have access to his records, his telephone records specifically and email. so what about these new guidelines. i understand there are five of them. how have they changed and what are the changes? >> i think there is two really big ones here. one of them from my reading would prevent something what happened to james rosen from happening again. they could not, justice department could not, charge a journalist as co-conspirator in crime for merely performing news gathering activities in order to get a subpoena for a leak investigation. it looks to me it would prevent a future james rosen situation from happening again. the other big one i think people are pointing to, is the government would have to notify in most cases news organizations if they are going to subpoena records of a reporter. that would give th

. >>> and movie mogul harvey weinstein stops by studio 57 to talk about the fight over his new film "" that's it for "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,

joining me now, jamie weinstein, senior editor of the daily caller. quite a bit to discuss, jamie. good morn. first on the irs employees, it's interesting. they're the agency that's supposed to enforce and implement the whole obama care program. they're complaining and two other unions are. unions that have been for the most part very supportive of anything president obama wants. what do you think the chances are that their push to actually change provisions stopping it altogether? >> i don't know if it will stop the exchanges altogether. certainly it's kind of a pr blow for the obama care exchanges. if even the own employees of the federal government are afraid to go to these exchanges because they don't want to lose the current coverage they have, what does that say to other americans who are going to be going into these exchanges. it doesn't say that this is a great program here to get health care. >> you know, what they're saying actually is they're calling it that it will bring nightmare scenarios and take away their well earned health benefits. are we headed for a showdown? >

jamie weinstein from "the daily caller" where they provide health care for you. >> absolutely.nk you. jenna: well, from washington, d.c. down to florida now, and "happening now" in the george zimmerman trial, closing arguments expected to begin at the top of the hour. the jury could start deliberating around this time tomorrow, some suggest, but between now and then police are not waiting until they see a verdict. it's a highly-charged case as we all know, there's lots of emotion on both sides, and law enforcement down in florida has a plan. rick is here with more. rick? >> reporter: well, jenna, police in florida and a lot of different communities of florida are gearing up just in case there are any problems once the zimmerman verdict is announced. in broward county, for example -- which includes ft. lauderdale -- the sheriff's department meeting with local clergy keeping the lines of communication open and releasing this public service announcement. it's called raise your voice and not your hands. watch. >> law enforcement has your back. let's back up and not act up. deputies

jamie weinstein, editor at daily caller.ie, polls show nothing else has convinced that the public thinks the affordable care act is the next greatest thing since sliced bread. will this work? >> they hope it will. the individual exchanges and state exchanges open in october and what the president needs to make his bill workable, the young and healthy need to buy in so they can subsidize the sick and the elderly. that will be a tall task. they will have to pay maybe two, or three times the cost they would have to pay before obamacare for these health insurance plans. they're hoping they can do whatever they can, like get celebrities involved. maybe make will ferrell do a few comic skits to do young and healthy people to buy in. otherwise it could be a crushing blow to obamacare if you do not have the young and healthy demographic buy in on these health plans. >> the long history, jamie, as i'm sure you know, of various administrations enlisting help of hollywood, dating back to selling war bond during world war ii. celebritie

were you offended when obama gave the best picture award out because that was engineered by harvey weinsteinended, i'm bored. can i get a night off from these people? [ laughter ] >> that's all i'm saying. >> >> bill: watters world on deck. jesse goes down to spring break to ask about liberals on campus. i guess there are liberals right there. i don't know. watters is next. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight, yet another edition of watters world. as you may know, most college campuses in america are liberal. full of left wing professors and dopey kids, spouting left wing slogans. but recently collegesp liberalism hasou gotten out of hand almost. so how bad is it? jesse watters went to spring break to find out. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> where do you go to school. >> florida state, florida g state, florida state. >> wisconsin madison.a >> i go to the united states air force academy and this sweetheart goes toswee the university of kentucky. >> stan ford university. >> you must been smart. >> not that smart. >> university of alabama>> r roll tide. >> roll tide. >> roll tide. >> roll tide. >> i go to akro

return appearances from ambassador john bolden and jaime weinstein from "the daily caller." time to go back to the delightful andy levy for the post game report. >> thanks, dana. i think you are the first person to call me that. >> i thought this afternoon you seemed so upset and mad. >> i was -- i wasn't mad. it was not about you though, dana. >> it is never about me. >> are you a delight. that guy on the five with you though. >> to my left or my right? >> that's another question. rolling stone cover. jedediah, you think they want us to sympathize with dzhokhar and understand why he did what he did. the article itself is very good and definitely worth reading. it is really, really long, but it gets into his childhood. it is an interesting read. i don't have a problem in general with them putting him on the cover. it is the photo they took. it is the glamour shot looking thing. it makes him out like she a boy band or rock god. that's the problem. >> the photo sets the tone for how you are going to read the article. you look at that and that's the attitude you take when you r

to jamie weinstein who says for good reason, there is a higher authority than a freaking beer instituteo you make of this? >> i think the whole commercial is a little tacky and cheap. if you're going to invoke the declaration of independence, at least invoke it our. our creator part is a very part of the declaration. it shows they're endowed not by some government, not by some metaphysical, it's in the air out there. but by a higher power, by god and can't be taken away. on the other hand, i understand their point, they don't want to invoke god. i could see them being criticized invoking god to sell beer. if you are going to use the declaration of independence, use it right, i think so people can understand exactly what it means. >>> you're on a slippery slope when you use the declaration of independence to sell beer. i always think samuel adams is spinning in his grave thinking all of this for beer? but what do you make of this idea that beer, there are strict limitations on what they can and cannot say and that guys like you, maybe guys like me, focusing on this, making a big deal out

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oscar depriest, an african- american congressional wife,, to congressional weinstein, she was censured by the texas legislature for defiling the race line. even eleanor roosevelt, who played a most overt political role, came to see the use of the traditional role. she is seen here with henrietta, the housekeeper, signing the pledge to conserve food, say rubber, and use leftovers during the wartime. the -- forinment was the king and queen of england received criticism. she served them hot dogs the cushy thought that was the quest essential -- quintessential american lunch food. she had various ethnic entertainers, african-americans playing american music, and people criticized her for saying this like dignity for the king and queen of england. by herosevelt was guided wise social secretary edith helm. as she said, she initially thought the hostess role was a useless burden, futile and not inspiring. because of the depression, she thought it was wrong to think seriously about purely social matters. edith helm, who worked under edith wilson, came to coax her into this role. as eleanor roo

jaime weinstein, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. jenna: fox news alert, we are going to take you to live images of tahrir square in cairo, egypt. take a look at that. two years ago around the same week we were seeing the same size protests in tahrir square. the question we are talking about today tk and in a segment in about ten minutes, is this the same revolution that has continued for the past several years, or is this the second revolution in egypt, something different? that is a big question. we just got news from the "associated press" that egypt's military which still has a lot of power in this country sent a message to the president, morsi who was a representative at one time in the muslim brotherhood although he says he cut ties that they need to meet whoever is in that administration right now with the opposition leaders within 48 hours. and we'll see if that meeting actually takes place. a lot happening in egypt, once our biggest ally in size in the middle east and north africa. we will be talking about this important new

bill clinton sat down with hollywood producer harvey weinstein on cnn last year. >> if i were to makeo play you, mr. president? >> gosh, i don't know. i don't know, i would trust your judgment more than mine on that. >> brad pitt, george clooney? >> pretty good-looking, but you could pull bulbous things on his nose. >> and hillary? who would you play hillary in this movie? >> meryl streep? >> very challenging project for any actor or actress to play this larcher than life personality. >> reporter: there are of course any number of potential problems in producing a film about a character who in real life may be trying to cast herself as commander in chief. conservatives are suspicious this will be a puff piece, one that ultimately observes. nbc insists it will be even-handed when it comes to dealing with clippen and her work. >>> we should also know that cnn films is planning a documentary project by academy award winning producer charles ferguson, and since it's a documentary, the role will be played by hillary clinton. jake tapper, cnn, washington. >>> okay. some things the clintons

asserts judge, and ken weinstein is a partner at -- and served previous the as a homeland security adviserthe head of the national security division and as a u.s. attorney here in washington. steve, we will start with you. >> thank you, rachel. i appreciate the opportunity to participate today. i will focus my opening remarks on the telephone metadata program. at the government has stated, and david summarized, this program is supported by section 215 business records order, which must be reviewed and preapproved by the federal judges who sit on the fisa court every 90 days. i understand that 14 different federal judges have approved this order since 2006. the metadata acquired consists of the transactional information that phone companies retain for billing purposes. it includes only data field showing which phone numbers called which numbers, and the time and duration of the calls. this order does not give the government access to any information about the content of calls or any other subscriber information, and it is not enable the government to listen to anyone's phone calls. data is