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who is harvey weinstein? he did "kill bill." now evolved so the more shameful thing do you over the biggest hypocrisy you could put out there draws you you attention and actually in a perverse way lines your pocket with more cash. >> it's the same pattern we see in washington. it's a double standard. it's one rule for thee and one rule for me. so liberals love to live by special rules so. al gore complains about people using carbon and then flies around on private jets. he consumes more carbon than entire neighborhoods i'm willing to bet. they want different rules for hard working americans. >> i can imagine the talk around some dinner table in hollywood tonight as they are all hollywood talking about. this that's what gets me. >> they are very happy to try to control the american people. and, listen, you see the elites on both coasts. look down on the american people. they consider most of this country flyover country. and they don't -- it's the same problem we see in washington. we see it with career politicians in washington.

watch this clip from a harvey weinstein movie. [ gunfire ] >> and another harvey weinstein film. ♪ [unfire ] >> in fact, most of harvey's movies involve guns, lots and lots of guns, so you could say mr. weinstein probably owes a substantial portion of his substantial fortune to guns. now listen to harvey weinstein talking out of his substantial ass. >> do you own a gun? >> no i never want to have a gun. i don't think we need guns in this country and i hate it, and i think the nra is a disaster area and i'm going to make a move, i shouldn't say this, but i'll tell it to you howard. i'm going to make a move we meryl streep and we'll take this issue head on and they will wish they weren't alive after i'm done with them. >> k.g., wish they weren't alive? >> traumatized by shooting the snowman in the face. frosty never hurt anybody. yeah, this is such hypocrisy. you pocket millions and millions of dollars off of action movies, violent films. you line your coffers with it and you make more films that have violence in it and then you have the audacity to go against an organization that is s

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back with me is harvey weinstein.efore we get into the movie, michelle obama turns 50 today, looking pretty spectacular, has to be said. like i said before the break, at a time when most of the best actress nominations have gone to women over 40 as well. what does that tell us? >> look at the box office. judi dench, meryl streep, and maggie smith are 100% certified box office stars. every time i have a movie with any one of those three, we do fantastic. i give meryl the credit, she was the forerunner of them all. mamma mia did $600 million around the world. incredible. and devil wears prada -- >> has there ever been a greater movie star than meryl streep? >> never been a greater actress than meryl streep. 18 nominations. she broke the record with this one. can there ever be a nicer person? no. even though she's chased me and george clooney around the set a few times. deservedly so. >> you have a hard life, don't you? >> yes, very difficult to be trapped been meryl and julia on a daily basis. >> what's it like to direc

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an audio of harvey weinstein talking about gun movies.l he talks to howard stern, which is an audio, then he talked to me to clarify what he meant. >> please don't show me a video. >> i don't think we need guns in this country. and i hate it. and i think the n ra is a disaster area. i'm going to actually make a movie, i shouldn't say this but i'll tell it to you, howard. i'm going to make a movie with meryl streep and we're going to take this issue head on. and they're going to wish they weren't alive after i'm done with them. >> i have to just choose movies that aren't violent or as violent as they used to be. and i know for me personally, i can't continue to do that. so the change starts here. >> okay. so what do you make of harvey weinstein making a stand against the nra? >> does he know the nra is not a person and cannot have been born? speak of who's stoned? no. i love this. he's made what hundreds of millions, a billion dollars making massively violent movies but he's going to pocket that and now, now he's against making violent mov

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half of the brother team behind the weinstein company. they won for "king's speech" and "silver linings playbook." many say "mandela" was snubbed. jon erlichman asked him how he felt about the chances. >> the awards are a way of getting publicity to the movies that deserve it. tomorrow night, comic book movies, "the hunger games," really good. people will flock to that. i understand that. it is a way of putting the light on films that maybe are not as commercial as they say. i am telling you, i would put this movie against any other movie, "the avengers," anything. >> moviemakers hoping to get to the oscars might want to start by getting a spot at the sundance film festival might open today in utah. joana has been a judge for years and is the director at the international filmmakers project. explaining why it is hard to be a film. >> 7000 entertainment professionals attend the festival. there is a lot of business, even though the return on the dollar is not the same as it used to be. there is a new study that came out that said 2% of the

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behind the brother team the weinstein company. and won for "king's speech" "silver linings playbook." many say "mandela" was snubbed. jon erlichman asked him how he felt about the chances. >> the awards are a way of getting publicity to the movies that deserve it. tomorrow night, comic book movies, "the hunger games," really good. will flock to that. i understand that. it is a way of putting the light on films that maybe are not as commercial as they say. i am telling you, i would put this movie against any other movie, "the avengers," anything. tomoviemakers hoping to get the oscars might want to start by getting a spot at the sundance film festival might open today in utah. judge for years and is the director at the international filmmakers project. a stunning why it is hard to be -- explaining why it is hard to be a film. 7000 entertainment professionals attend the festival. there is a lot of business, even though the return on the dollar is not the same as it used to be. there are these -- there is a new study that came out th

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>> the irony is completely lost on harvey weinstein. he wants to deny people in the bill of rights that second amendment which affords us gun ownership and protects us to really fight off against potential government abuses like the nazis perpetuated against the jews, but, again, we are expecting harvey weinstein to make sense on public policy issues. tucker, we cannot give him that much credit. >> he went on a show on another met work hosted by british guy and these questions were raised and he said i'm not going to make any more violent movies. he has gotten rich making really violent movies. shouldn't he give every dime he has made to some sort of charity that benefits people who have been injured by violence? >> he should, if he was a massive integrity and of his word and if he really thinks that he helps add to the culture of gun violence with all these films. moreover he would go and lobby his beverly hills brethren to also stop making violent movies in america. now, listen, i hope he doesn't. i hope he continues to make movies wi

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but in harry weinstein's case -- i've known them both for years.im, but listen, let's get real here. what is the chances that a movie starring meryl streep produced by harvey weinstein is going to convince anyone about the second amendment right and about their desire to have a gun or not? >> the irony is, harvey weinstein has made hundreds of millions of dollars in really violent movies. these clips here we're showing are the least violent of the gun-related scenes that he has put in his movies. so for him to say, i'm going to get rid of the nra, here is a guy who has made his bread and butter with guns. >> what fascinates me is that you are surprised that there is hypocrisy in hollywood and in washington, steve. it seems so refreshingly naive. >> geraldo large this weekend on the fox news channel. great to see you. >> you like my game? >> i love it. >> we'll be talking -- on the show this weekend, we have james madden from "game of thrones." >> tell him i'm sorry he was killed. >> looks more "duck dynasty" to me. >> by next season, i'll be "duck

. >> that was movie mogul weinstein taking aim at the nra, interesting that this is one of the men wholook. >> but when i tried to get out,. >> how do you like the bounty hunting. >> we return now with our power panel, that is produced by the same man who says to howard, i don't think we need guns in this country. i hate them, i think the nra is a disaster. really? how would we know that exactly? >> well, the ignorance of celebrities and apparently producers, too, when it comes to the second amendment and law-abiding gun owners knows no bounds, i would assume, assuming he is not going to be a hypocrite, that is what he is looking at. >> pulp fiction, reservoir dogs, django unchained, rambo, and now, as he wants us to believe, he wants us to believe he has the moral high ground. >> if only we had as much confidence as he does, the senate couldn't seem to move the country, congress couldn't move the country on this issue, but harvey weinstein is convinced he will make a big difference. >> and meryl streep. >> and i love meryl streep, but he seems to think he has the magic. >> you know, p

harvey weinstein said he would be making a film starring meryl streep that would make the nra, quote,hey weren't alive. piers morgan pointed out that people will think this move is hypocritical. >> they have a point. you have to look in the mirror, too. i have to just choose movies that aren't violent or as violent as they used to be, and i know for me personally, you know, i can't continue to do that. so the chain starts here. it has already. >> that's a big statement to make. >> i know that. >> because these are successful films. >> for me, i can't do it. i can't make one movie and say, this is what i want for my kids, and go out and be a hypocrite. >> weinstein went on to say he'll still make movies but will no longer make crazy action movies just for the sake of blowing things up. for more make sure you watch "piers morgan tonight" at 9:00 eastern. >>> tonight a crisis is unfolding in california. the state declaring a draw the emergency just a few hours ago. it may be the driest the state has been since officials started keeping record 100 years ago. the effects of this drought ma

it's the harvey factor. >> it's the weinstein coming.ing to have me. if it pleases chris -- >> are you doing matt damon and ben affleck? are you getting them back together? >> in "the new york times" article last week it was about two long shore fine visit. e-mailed ben affleck and said i always lrch u to sue you under water. you play the act. >> i don't hear an answer harvey. >> what they wrote back to me i cannot say on a television show. >> you're getting into television. i i'm getting into "marko polo "about the mafia a. i'm going to do breaking bad. >> what's trending over 12 years? >> leo dicaprio said it and this truth and it's sit. in other words, the idea that there's this 80-year-old woman and fill mean a. nom we're going to bring you so you can start writing the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >>> the novel bridge to tear birth ya is written fo

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nina easton, jamie weinstein, thank you. >> thank you. jenna: talking about who may run for office we're getting word of who is not going to be running. we got word that u.s. democratic representative henry waxman of california, senior democrat will not seek re-election. in a statement today he says this, quote, in 1974 i announced my first campaign of congress. today i am announcing that i have run my last campaign. i will not seek re-election to congress and will leave after 40 years in office at the end of the year. so congressman henry waxman retiring. surely a race in california as well we'll be watching who contends there. >>> meantime we turn over to some weather now. a big story across the country today. while atlanta cleans up after a crippling storm the blame game is in full swing. leaders are pointing fingers all over the place after tuesday's ice storm left thousands stranded on gridlocked highways for hours and hours. meantime temperatures are rising and tempers in general are heating up. jonathan serrie live in atlanta with

. >> and movie producer harvey weinstein joins us in the studio with a look ahead to the academy awards'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, january 15. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 on this "hump day." and we kick it off with meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> can't find any rain but we have plenty of sunshine and some record-breaking temperatures again. that high fire danger. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you, lawrence. outside we go, a traffic alert in effect, sounds like for not much longer. a car took out a light pole eastbound 80 by the powell street exit. they hope to open lanes in the next 10 minutes. in the meantime, one lane is blocked so seeing a little slowing. >> thank you. >>> it is 4:30. we have some developing news from milpitas where police are still on the scene of their first homicide of the year. a man was shot to death in a hotel parking l

wild movie is all this stuff osage county by the way i ran into the other night at dinner harvey weinstein is an old friend who published my last two books who loved you all told him what was tribulation you just love your performance and these great producer harvey yes he's amazing that's what about you and almost was nicole what's what maggie is the name of the movie and yet what is it about i just finished filming it and it's it's about kind of just a world that. where there is like a zombie virus taking over and so i am a girl who's bitten by the zombie virus and it's very dark actually and it's not your typical zombie movie it's more about disease and the isolation of of that and only place to my dad my dad was allowed to work with them it was great it was awesome i loved working with him he's such a nice guy he's also the movie and yeah it was it was really cool like he likes her movies right i do i do the whole thing to make up did you have as a zombie. the makeup was kind of an untraditional zombie make up i mean. it wasn't necessarily bloody and gory we use a lot of like our conta

the weinstein company is known for heavily marketing their films. do those kinds of things pay off?do not know. i live in england. much too sensitive, we do not know about such things. >> what has been the reception in england? >> it has been fantastic, made a lot of money. >> you have said in the past you are cheap when it comes to making films. this is a technology show. can you give us some examples of how you have used technology to make movies on a small budget? >> i now use digital cameras, digital editing. you use what is around you, make use of the modern technology as much as you can. i am not in the position to spend a lot of money, i do not have a lot of budgets, so i have to survive on my wits and the talent. with awards season coming around, what are you expecting, are you going to the globes on sunday? no, i have to go back and work. i'm in the middle of making another film. already done incredibly well. i am on my knees with gratitude. to ask for more would be -- >> for your next project, you are working on a lance armstrong bio pic. >> it is not a bio pic. he did in

tom wrote, if harvey weinstein is so against guns and feel so passionately for thevictims i think hetablish a nonprofit and donate 75 percent of the movies profits to them. a great idea. and barris also wrote who, it's amazing, the lack of intellect. i would you make a movie where you attack a huge portion of americans and then expected to be a big box office draw. well, i will be fun to watch. thank you for your comments. keep them coming. we're cong right back. so that two years ago president obama said. now secretary of state seconds the motion calling for him to agree to negotiations that have not taken place. not taken place. the "a-team" [beep] [speaking foreign language] [heart beating] [heartbeat continues] [faint singing] [heartbeat, music playing louder] ♪ i'm feeling better since you know me ♪ ♪ i was a lonely soul, but that's the old me... ♪ announcer: this song was created with heartbeats of children in need. find out how it can help frontline health workers bring hope to millions of children at everybeatmatters.org. lou: joining me now, the "a-team", national review col

ilana weinstein, the ceo of idw group, wall street headhunter. greg fleming for morgan stanley will be with us. we will talk about the fed. we will get a decision this afternoon. tapering, is it still on? when we come back on "market makers." ♪ hour for ben bernankes, moving up the chairman's office of the federal reserve and today he is running his last federal open market committee meeting. economist at bloomberg expect policymakers to reduce the fed's monthly bond buying by an additional $10 billion. a great topic for greg fleming, a resident of wealth investment management at morgan stanley. economics editor michael mckee with us as well. michael, tell us more about what economists expect and maybe why they could be wrong, because we have seen them wrong before. wronghave seen them before but the added element is this is ben bernanke's last meeting and there is no press conference, so no real incentive watersm to roil the unless they have to. the u.s. economy has a little slope has lately but the numbers have still been pretty good and most o

why harvey weinstein is taking on the nra.r "new day" starts now. >>> hey, you are up early, aren't you but year glad to sigh, i'm christi paul. >> it's a pleasure to be here. i'm victor blackwell. 6:00 on the east coast "new day saturday." this morning, we're starting with a national conversation about privacy, your privacy, and president obama setting limits and guidelines for how the federal government handles your phone and e-mail records. >> yeah, more than six months after edward snowden shocked the world with revelations just how far u.s. spy operations reach into your life, the president put changes to the most controversial snooping programs, but he's hardly backing off the need for high-tech spying at home and across the globe. >> we are expected to protect the american people. that requires us to have capabilities in this field. >> national security correspondent jim sciutto has the latest from washington. jim? >> well, kristi and victor, the president said, i hear your concerns both in the u.s. and around the world

million inrated $60 box office from the weinstein company.he one film from them in the best picture category. does a lot of funny material and this is more serious. they're figuring out what happened to a child she gave away for adoption. he did not get a lot on a green light for this. >> there is this notion that they are all obsessed to the 18- 24 market because that is where the money is. maybe the only reason i go to the cinema is because you make films for them. maybe if you start making films for a wider audience, they would show up. and i think "philomena" is an example of that because it's doing very well at the box office and the. >> talking about this coveted 18-24-year-old demographic, there seems to be a belief that anyone wants to see a superhero film. ok, i'm not 24, but i still want to see a superhero film. >> here's a little bit more than that. >> avenue comedy, tragedy, horror, action. sometimesrcations are frustrating for a writer. "philomena" is a tragedy and in many ways a comedy, too. i think the best films are where you

tom wrote, if harvey weinstein is so against guns and feel so passionately for the victims i think heh a nonprofit and donate 75 percent of the movies profits to them. a great idea. and barris also wrote who, it's amazing, the lack of intellect. i would you make a movie where you attack a huge portion of americans and then expected to be a big box office draw. well, i will be fun to watch. thank you for your comments. keep them coming. we're coming right back. so that two years ago president obama said. now secretary of state seconds the motion calling for him to agree to negotiations that have not taken place. the "a-team" [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit cd. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accous, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lilock offer the most comprehensive identi theft protection avail

movie mogul harvey weinstein talked about a upcoming project on the holocaust. he said the only justiction of using a gun is moving half million people in a ustwiowa tz. i don't think we need dpuns in this area. and i will make a movie. i will tell it to you howard. i will make a movie with merrill strep and take the issue head-on and they will wish they were not alive after i am done with them. >> oh, i am sure they are scared in the nra headquarters. one thing that harvey said that was right. i shouldn't have said this, howard. he shouldn't have said this. and let me tell you why. as a life member of the nra, can i tell manage to harvey, i don't think any of the nra members are afraid of you. we are afraid of a disarmed america where the only people who have beguns is the bad guys with gun. the nra's position is simple and straightforward. the best way to stop a bad guy with a gun, is to have a good guy with a gun who can stop it. you will not stop a bad guy with a gun saying please, please, don't do that. ever say to someone it is funny because it is true. la

. >> it's like weinstein entering never allowed. not a dude. it's not a lie. what do you make of.the whole thing is kind of acirinno stmplet ic. cartoon version of traditional folk tales where they go. >> yeah yeah yeah. >> they are making fun of themselves and then when you -- it's like them doing a bugs bunny cartoon and going that's not what rabbits do. they are on all fours. and they are ♪ snarky like that. >> it's ridiculous. >> it's like the washington redskins logo. that cartoon is offensive? it's a cartoon. kung fu movies are cartoon. >> if we are going to say black face is offensive. we have to say yellow face is offensive. >> white cast that essentially yellow face. >> yellow paint on their faces. >> that's what they are saying. >> no they're not. had mascara on. >> if that's true though. i have to wonder what producer doesn't know in this day and age not to do that and that your audience is not going to be receptive to that? >> i couldn't see it maybe i can't tell. i don't see the makeup but andy, you probably did some very serious research into this that you are going

the weinstein company party as well's the nbc universal bash right here. globes are behind us, everyone is looking ahead to the oscar nominations and those happen on thursday. >> i know it's shallow. we do talk about the dresses. i know you look lovely. any best/worst talk down there? >> reporter: my favorite dress, one of my favorite was jennifer lawrence. she had a white dior dress, white with as what i've been told, it's kind of the big color this year. so i guess i'm on trend so they tell me. but i loved her dress. also sandra bullock was amazing and cate blanchett. she is so classy. she looked stunning. >> if only i had been told about the white thing i could have been hip today. >> reporter: you didn't get the memo. >> exactly. thanks a lot, stephanie. >>> well, from black tie in hollywood to nearly naked in the bay area. passengers left their pants at home today for the annual no-pants subway ride. they got on trains. some of the rules for the ride. keep a straight face about it all and no, no nudity. >> i can't believe we forgot our pant. luckily,

jamie weinstein is senior editor for "the daily caller." i want to get our control room to put up that last poll peter had up just again, nina, because it's really interesting. 74% say that the country is still mired in a recession that, you know, according to the economic experts, ended a couple of years ago. >> that's right, jon, and there's another poll out by ap that show 3/4 of americans don't see the unemployment situation getting any better. they don't expect the job numbers to get any better. this is deep pessimism where this country is and yes, while people kind of like this guy, they don't give him very high marks on being effective. they don't blame him for the recession that led to all of this, but they certainly don't give him high marks on getting us out of it. jon: yeah, jamie, is this why we'll hear a lotp a apparently in the state state of the union about income inequality? >> they hope that will be the issue to propel them to victory in midterm elections in 2014. democrats are harping on income inequality, but as you saw i

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join me is jamie weinstein. happy new year to yyou. people may find out they thought they bought coverage, they didn't. but beyond that, insurance is a very complicated industry. people dc didn't always understand what they were buying on line. so for some people, it's like having no insurance at all. does this have the potential to get uglier before it ever gets better? >> there is no question. in the specific case what have happens now on january 1st, apup specified number of cases people may go to get service from their doctor only to realize that they aren't covered, they didn't pay the premium yet, or that it wasn't properly transmitted to the insurance company. that will probably occur. it's hard to say how regular that will be. but as you mentioned, there are larger questions beyond that about obamacare in general. will enough young people sign up? we still don't know this. to subsidize the old. medicare, will they find doctors. will the people that signed up be able to see doctors on a regular basis or will they like a lot of p

three weeks ago i became 65-years-old, and i told jim, one of my good friends here, jim wang -- weinstein the ayman old man and he said 65 is not old. i'm 67, and i'm not old. [laughter] but that is reversing as well in this nation, and there are other things that need to start -- we need to start thinking about. in the most recent discussions that we had about the future of the surface transportation and america, its focus on what is called the highway trust fund and its authorization for reauthorization. i think that's probably unfortunate, because it's dead. it's financially unreliable. but perhaps more importantly i believe it is built on an outmoded visiones mobility in the united states. we need to be thinking about how to replace it with a surface transportation program for the 21st century. to do this we need to start off by asking ourselves what the purpose of the program should be, what we wish to accomplish with it and how to structure the program partnerships to produce a coherent integrated transportation policy. i say we need to start here, because when i look at today's dis