one of the best television performances i've seen and woody harrelson, too.tars at the top of their game. >> for the benefit of those who have not been watching and hurry up and get caught up if you're in that category. i wonder if this will change the television model? because the show will continue, but this plot point ends tomorrow night. it's the equivalent of an eight-hour movie, and while there willing something on tv called "true detective" it won't look anything like what's on the screen now? >> right. basically a miniseries. an eight-part movie with two stars. either will return next year. the show next year, if it indeed is on next year. it might be a little later, is going to have a new cast. it's going to be set in a new location. it's going to have an entirely separate plot and i think we'll see a lot more of this coming in television for a lot of reasons. one is simply you can get stars lie matthew mcconaughey and woody harrelson to commit to six months or so. very different from getting somebody to commit for five years to aegular television sh

woody harrelson. no, good show, though. the munchies. yes.pecifically, munchies made out of marijuana. because these days, getting baked involves actual bakeries. >> the production of infused edibles and other nonsmokable products has taken off. making up nearly 40% of all recreational pot sales. at denver's incredibles edibles, they're cranking out 40,000 marijuana-infused candy bars a month, in a kitchen unlike any we'd seen before. bob ashino runs the company. today, his team is cooking up strawberry cough crunch bars. strawberries, white chocolate, and 100 milligrams of pure hash oil in each and every bar. >> stephen: thank you stoarn icon, harry smith. get a haircut, you hippie! now, with pot candy, you don't just taste rainbow. you are the rainbow. ( laughter ) ( applause ) folks, if gummy beers and lollipops aren't adult enough for you, other shops offer t.h.c.-laden soda, beef jerky and gangapeneur pit gangapeneur. if your conscious does not allow to you sell pot, there is indirect ways to cash in on colorado's new marijuana craze lik

. >> stephen: all right, now is this that show with woody harrelson and mcconneghey. >> yeah. an oscar like mcconneghey. >> stephen: who is katrina gilbert and why are we talking about her? >> well, we're talking about her because she is like 42 million women in this country who are raising kids, 28 million kids and they are turning in and out of pover in the this country. we did a whole shriver report on them they are working hard trying to get them selves off the brink of poverty. get their kids off of it and this her story and a story being represented all across the country. >> stephen: we'll get to the shriver report in just a second. i have a bone to pick with you about that. but the important thing, you gave-- david -- >> i don't think you read it, did you read it. >> stephen: no. >> you didn't read it. >> oh, oh, oh. >> stephen: no, why should i-- this is a poor person. >> there is a working woman. >> stephen: you said poor. >> , on the brink. >> stephen: on the brink. >> and you should care. >> stephen: why should i care? >> oh, good-- . >> stephen: don't get my wrong

woody harrelson and matthew mcconaughey, who i believe you guys know here in austin, right?lause ] stars of the show. they're absolutely phenomenal. but they've made it clear they're not going to return for a second season. next season will follow two completely different detectives on a different case. there's been much speculation about which actors will be tapped to play those roles. and i'm excited to nuance here at south by the identities of those actors and also to tell you that it is going to be set here in austin next season. [ cheers and applause ] and, as if that wasn't big enough, we have an exclusive sneak preview at "true detective" season 2. >> what do you think, being paired with him? >> what i think? well, you don't pick your parents and you don't pick your partner. you need to understand, seth was intense. he came out of years of deep narco. >> i put a great deal of terrible [ bleep ] in my body when i was under. once swallowed a whole bottle of children's tylenol p.m., and not just the pills. the bottle. costco size. pooped out the whole bottle, opened it,

talking about his performance in "dallas buyers club" in the master piece, he starred in with woody harrelson most amount of non-work i have ever done. i wonder if they smoked weed? >> maybe. >> surfer comma dude colon weed. in ohrt soft renaissances in hollywood, it sounds like our second act. >> he is not doing well. i'm not sure. when were we were like, man, i wish that mcconaughey dude straightens out. he is so successful. last night, he thanked himself. >> yes. >> i didn't know you could do that. >> he said he was his on hero. are you here? i would love to be my own hero ten years in the future. >> technically i couldn't be here without me. but i wouldn't thank myself in my oscars speech. not that i will have one. >> it's never too late. >> i don't think i will thank myself. >> that to me, that's kind of the height of white privilege as far as i see it. a good looking white guy saying let me thank myself real quick, god, my wife and me the holy trinity. >> me in ten years. >> i will be better. i'm going to be better. >> you will be so phenomenal chasing yourself is a life's work. >> okay

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. >> the most well-written, well-conceived, well-acted, incredible acting by woody harrelson and matthewthat program. >> the boys at grant land disagree. i hear it's amazing. i hear it's just fantastic stuff. have you seen any of it? >> no. i don't have time to watch television. >> hbo has hbo on demand. >> but then i'll get to watch a circle. >> in the end you're gel an error prompt to direct you to health.gov. >> are you sure that wasn't the end of "sopranos"? is it over? spin here and has you thinking? >> like the end of the redford movie. willie, did you ever see "lost"? >> no. >> seriously, willie and everybody out there, watch "all is lost." >> amazing. beautiful. >> redford, why that wasn't nominated. >> it actually makes the whole event that we went to a little bit less serious. >> correct. and the ending was just -- oh! the ending was phenomenal. that's all i have to say. >> go to politico and the chief white house correspondent there is mike allen with a look at the playbook. good morning. >> good morning. >> your lead story on politico.com big biz takes on the tea party but ge