robertson, however, stands firm. moments later, the team rushes the cell. the lead officer activates an electronic stun shield capable of delivering a 50,000-volt shock. temporarily incapacitated, robertson is finally removed from his cell and cuffed. robertson is then taken to a holding area to rinse the pepper spray from his eyes and face. >> are you guys going to leave me here forever? you could at least be proud that i fought back. pier everybody okay? up thises up, thumbs up. >> nobody really got hurt. well, i didn't get hurt. because i -- i'm not trying to really get hurt until i'm ready to get hurt. but if i do get hurt, well -- that's just one of the consequences of doing battle. not far from robertson's cell is an inmate also known to treat prison like a war zone. >> with most of my interests are like firearms and stuff, so this is one of my doodles. >> that's a pretty detailed doodle. >> well, i have plenty of time on my hands. >> for inmate john bright, plenty of time means a 99-year sentence for murder. >> i got in trouble for being a -- a -- a

please welcome al and lisa robertson. hi. how are you. nice to see you. i can just say you don't quite look like the others. what is g on here. >> i know you wonder what they look lik lunderneath. this is it. katie: when i watch y'all, i know you love your beards. i know your wives love your beards. but i think you are very good looking underneath those beards. i kind of want to shave them off but you wouldn't let me do that? >> nah. katie: you left the family business back in 1988. >> well, i went into the ministry. someone needed to preach, especially to this group behind me. was there for 22 years. a great time together. but this is a great opportunity to continue to do that all over the country and all over the world now. katie: talk about a congregation, right. you have a lot ofeo people watching this show and a hug opportunity. is thaist why you wanted to com back? >> absolutely. i have sort of been the outcast, no doubt about it in the family. i bathe regularly. i wear deodorant, you know. katie: you shave. >> i shave. they kind of kept me in the b

i see why pat robertson is against gay marriage. he doesn't want to give gay men a reason to wear rings. he said he was misunderstood and he was talking about something he was warned about a meeting in san francisco which is baffling because robertsons thoughts are well thought out and articulated. >> he's out having multiple affairs with men. he's picking them up on the streets. so he's obsess ed. he has a compulsion. i would think it is somehow related to demonic possession. you have a couple of same sex guys kissing, you like that, well, that makes me want to though up but to me i would punch vomit. >> don't give you that option on facebook. >> no, they don't. not yet. robertson has plenty of thoughts for straight couples, as well. he has given advice from cheating husbands to what men should do when their wives don't obey them. >> you could become a muslim and beat her. stop talking about the cheating. he cheated on you. well, he's a man. okay. males have a tendency to wander a little bit. what you want to do is make a home so w

i'm talking about pat robertson. on his show the 700 club yesterday, he blurted out a warning about gay people in san francisco, because, of course, that's where all gay people live. listen closely, and know that when robertson refers to the stuff, he's talking about aids. >> you know what they do in san francisco? some of the gay community, they want to get people, so if they've got the stuff, they'll have a ring, you shake hands and the ring's got a little thing where you cut your finger. >> really? >> really. it's that kind of vicious stuff, which is the equivalence of murder. >> really? a ring that somehow gives you aids. i have never seen that section in zales, have you? i totally get why he's against same-sex marriage. he just doesn't want to give men a reason to rings. he's since back pedaled, saying he was talking about something he was warned about by security officers at a meeting in san francisco, which still is off baffling. all of which is surprising, because his thoughts on gay issues are very well thou

i'm talking about pat robertson. on his show the 700 club yesterday, he blurted out a warning about gay people in san francisco, because, of course, that's where all gay people live. listen closely, and know that when robertson refers to the stuff, he's talking about aids. >> you know what they do in san francisco? some of the gay community, they want to get people, so if they've got the stuff, they'll have a ring, you shake hands and the ring is got a little thing where you cut your finger. >> really? >> really. it's that kind of vicious stuff, which is the equivalence of murder. >> really? a ring that somehow gives you aids. i totally get why he's against same-sex marriage. he just doesn't want to give men a reason to rings. he's since back pedaled, saying he was talking about something he was warned about by security officers at a meeting in san francisco, which still is off baffling. all of which is surprising, because his thoughts on gay issues are very well articulated. >> he's out having multiple affairs with

pat robertson. on his show the 700 club yesterday he blurted out a warning about gay people in san francisco because of course, that's where all gay people live. listen closely and know when he refers to the stuff, he's talking about kids. >> you know what they do in san francisco, some of the gay community, they want to get people so if they have got the stuff, they will have a range, you shake hands and the ring has a thing you cut your finger. >> really? >> really. is that kind of vicious stuff, which would be the equivalent of murder. >> really? a ring that somehow gives you aids. i've never seen that particular section of zales, have you? he wants to give gay men a reason not to wear rings. he's back peddled, kind of, saying he was misunderstood and said it was something he was told in a meeting about san francisco. robertson's thoughts on gay issues are very well thought out and very well articulated. >> he's out having multiple affairs with men. he's picking them up on the streets. so he's ob

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the famously enkempt facial hair, i even felt bare when i met willie robertson this year. luckily the show is so popular, there's an app. for that. there is a dark side to this bayou business. many in hollywood's more traditional scripted tv comedies and drama see "duck dynasty" as a threat and an example of how tv entertainment is being dumbed down to the lowe common denominator. >> what we're seeing is there are all kinds of viewers watching some of these shows for different reasons. some watch them because they relate to the characters, and some people watch it to feel superior to the characters. the truth is for a & e's purposes, it doesn't matter why they watch, just as long as they keeping doing it. >> fans argue it's not the beards or the camouflage. it's the clampett style clean humor and values. >> we're going to learn about a hard day's work. it's a new concept for y'all. >> you don't feel bad watching it. it's about family values and pulls people together. that's what people tell me, and it's funny. >> so wholesome family man of faith from the south with rock st

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>> my wife. >> duck commander, ceo himself, women ee r willie robertson will join us onset. stay there. ♪ on set. stay there. ♪ ♪ >>> a special day here on "the five." not just because bob has a legitimate date tonight, we rarely have guests, but couldn't pass up a chance to talk to the starve one of the hottest shows on tv. almost 10 million watched the third season finale of "duck dynasty." season four kicks off tomorrow. we are happy to have willie robertson here for his first cable interview. >> excited to be here. >> we watch your show all the time. >> watch all the time. >> i don't watch television. i watch "duck dynasty" because i couldn't figure out whether it was real or not, i finally decided it was, i thought hell, that would be a good family to move in with, then they got too much purity. hey, let me ask you a question about this. do your people in that town of yours, is there any jealousy towards your family because you have all of this success, you make all this dough? >> couple people maybe. not a lot. >> do you shoot them? >> we try to refrain from that

11.8 million people tuned in to watch season four of the continued adventures of the robertson family. the family owns a multi-million dollar duck calling manufacturing business and they continue to cash in. all right, one of the stars was just kicked out by the way of a hotel in new york. he says it was facial profiling. coming up, we'll tell you if it ruffled his feathers. >>> and home after home, teetering on the edge. sinkholes swallowing the ground beneath the houses in a florida neighborhood. we'll take you there, carefully. and first, a teen who was abducted by a family friend, a man who allegedly killed her mother and brother, shares her story online days after her rescue, she opens up on social media. a forensic psychologist weighs in on what she has to say. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and ric

now that is "duck dynasty" star willie robertson at a field and stream store near pittsburgh. when they heard robertson was going to be in town the bride's mother came up with the town to try to lure robert ston the wedding and it worked. of course, the bride had a camouflage sash on her dress. the groom wore nothing but camo. >>> it was a reporter's dream assignment, i guess, for some it would be over the weekend in seattle. washington has a new law legalizing marijuana. with so much to know about the state's new marijuana law, seattle police know the way to a stoner is their stomach. >> these are delicious. >> these are so good. >> it's called operation orange fingers. >> the seattle cops are pretty cool. >> some call it a publicity stunt. but police say the stickers on the bag are a quick guide of the dos and don'ts of the law. >> you have to get a big bag of chips there. >>> one of the best come on downs in price is right history. but you be the judge. >>> come on down! you're the next contestant on the price is right. >> come on! >> i mean the crowd surf is pretty -- i ha

series the robertson family. sunglasses in tow and he was there at the opening of the store to sign autographs. people at field and stream convinced him to surprise the couple and the family by coming by and saying hi. he's got the red, white and blue bandana in tow. inner harbor live look at the boats. lynette is still in town. her boat is parked there. what are they paying her? >> there it is. >> there's my paddle boat right there. >> called a dingy. >> yeah it's a conditioningy. good morning. -- dengy. good morning. beautiful shot -- dingy. good morning. beautiful shot. we are around 68 degrees if you love the summer heal heat you have been love the forecast. >> reporter: heat, you will love the forecast. >> reporter: i will show you what the main lines look like and more on crashes in harford and anne arundel county coming up after the break. outdoors, or in. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. maybe even a little bette

in the back we have jessica, missy, korie, and kay robertson. look at y'all. what a family. >> wow. >> what doesn't fit? we think the four in the back doesn't fit with the group in the front. >> congratulations on having one of the biggest, probably most unlikely hits that television's ever had. >> we were as surprised as everyone else. >> wow. >> you didn't think it was going to go, right? why would they be interested in red necks like us? >> that's me, exactly what i said. >> agreed. >> who thought it was a good idea? raise your hand? why, willie? >> i'm a business guy, i thought it would help our business to promote our duck calls more. this family is odd, to say the least. >> in a good way, though, in an adorable way. >> one thing that's caught a lot of people's attention, not only are we all turned on to duck hunting, but there's a segment you guys don't shower, which is one of my favorite times to read about. how long do you go during duck hunting season without bathing? >> we do it for a few days just to get in the spirit of the wild. >> get a little cr

jase robertson asked a hotel employee where the men's room was. instead jase says he was escorted to the front door. >> i asked where the bathroom was and he said right this way sir. he was very nice. [ laughter ] walked outside and he pointed down the road and said good luck. my wife said what happened? i said i just got kicked out. [ laughter ] >> the hotel which is owned by donald trump issued this statement -- >> the "duck dynasty" guys say it's not the first time they've been mistaken for homeless people. pretty ironic considering they just made tv history. this week's premiere just became the highest rated cable program ever. with 11.8 million people tuning in. it even beat out the miniseries "the bible." they are members of the robertson family from monroe, louisiana. "inside edition" went behind the scenes at duck commander. the company that is making them fabulously rich. >> never thought i'd be a millionaire selling duck calls. >> 40 years ago, phil robertson was a clean cut star college quarterback. he married his sweetheart kay and the

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pat robertson won four states in the primary, alaska, hawaii, washington. he won a total of 9 million votes. and here is today's episode of stuff pat robertson says. >> san francisco, the gay community. they want to get people, so if they got the stuff they will have a ring, you shake hands. and the ring has a little thing where you cut your finger. >> really? >> yeah, really, it is that kind of vicious stuff which would be the same as murder. >> that psychopath got a million republican votes for president of the united states. the rewrite is next. find out with venus embrace. every five-bladed stroke gives you 360 degrees of smooth. for goddess skin you can feel and feel. only from venus embrace. for goddess skin you can feel and feel. i tthan probablycare moreanyone else.and we've had this farm for 30 years. we raise black and red angus cattle. we also produce natural gas. that's how we make our living and that's how we can pass the land and water back to future generations. people should make up their own mind what's best for them. all i can say is it ha

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willie robertson was here tuesday. one person in the big apple apparently doesn't have a and e. listen to what willie's brother jase says happened when he asked the hotel employee where to find his bathroom. >> first thing that happened to me at the hotel, i got escorted out. >> why? >> i think it was a facial profiling deal. i asked where the bathroom was. >> are you serious? >> i asked where the bathroom was, he said right this way, sir, was very nice. walked outside, pointed down the road, said good luck, have a good day. i go back around, my wife said what happened, i said i just got kicked out. he just didn't know. that's fine. >> facial profiling. i don't like facial profiling. >> he was very polite. >> at least he was nice. >> great way to handle an embarrassing situation. andrea, can you tell us an embarrassing situation that happened to you? >> i can. >> please do. >> i used to be mary matalin's intern, they invited me to their house. they had a trampoline, was doing kicks and jumps, everyone was watching, i split my pants wide open. bare cheeks everywhere at a picnic.

and now there's talk by republicans of "duck dynasty" star willie robertson running for congress. john berman has the story. >> reporter:if you squint and tilt your head the right way, it almost sounds like a campaign platform. a very hairy one. "you know what makes me happy? besides bubble baths, puppies, and not weg pants during my interview? watching new episodes of my show, 'duck dynasty.'" >> reporter:wille robertson is one of the stars of a&e's "duck dynasty." the show follows the family behind the hunting companies duck commander and buck commander. willie--the ceo-- and the rest of the family kick off their fourth season tonight. >> reporter:but some are reportedly calling for another type of kick-off. according to the washington examiner, some republicans are urgifor an open congressionl seat in his native louisiana. >> reporter:willie does have wide appeal-- beyond just beard enthusiasts. the show is one of the most watched on cable. it's not like no one has ever made the jump the world of t-v to the corridors of power in washington. enough california voters said, "i got

. >> according to a new report, republican strategists want willie robertson to run for the seat held by louisiana congressman rodney alexander. alexander plans to retire next month. a special election will be held to fill that open seat representing the state's fifth district which happens to include robertson's home city. >> next on the rundown, it is your last chance to answer our brew on this question of the day. we told you the government wants to put black boxes in every car on the road so we wanted to know if you think this is an invasion of privacy. your e-mails up next. >> one bride's grandmother the victim of a confetti confusion. how she left her mark on those newlyweds. heir underwear . that's why there's charmin ultra strong. i'll take that. go get 'em, buddy! it cleans so well and you can use up to four times less than the leading bargain brand. [ female announcer ] charmin ultra strong has a duraclean texture that's soft and more durable to help your kids get clean while still using less. and its four times stronger than the leading bargain brand. wow, you cleaned up a

you often see willie robertson with an american flag bandana wrapped around his forehead. now the reality tv star from "duck "dynasty"" might take his patriotism to a whole new level. some republicans are urging the star to consider a run for congress. cnn's john berman, perfect to take on this assignment. >> a lot of people talk about congress and say it seems like a circus or congress seems like a bad movie or a train wreck. what does that make you all think of? a reality show so maybe it's not so strange that some people are saying what congress needs is a reality show star, one with a very, very long beard. if you squint and tilt your head just the right way, it almost sounds like a campaign platform. very hairy one. >> you know what makes me happy? besides bubble baths and puppies and not wearing pants during my interview? watching new episodes of "duck "dynasty." ". >> reporter: willie robertson is the star of "andy's duck "dynasty." "willie, the ceo and the rest of the family kick off their fourth season tonight, but some are reportedly calling for another type of k

and the store arranged for robertson to surprise them. they're huge fans of the show and themed wedding on the program. say they didn't originally plan to have the wedding there, but arranged it, hoping to get a glimpse of the millionaire at the opening. the reality show superstar said he was happy to be part of their big day, joking the couple looks like his kind of folk. i guess they do. i love duck dynasty. >>> let's do a fast forward for you, a fox fast forward, looking to big stories this week on monday. former olympic star oscar pistorius in a south africa courtroom. prosecutors are expected to formally indict him on murder charges for the death of his girlfriend. his trial is expected to begin early next year. >>> and let's go to washington to the white house on tuesday. the only undefeated team in history goes to meet president obama. the '72 miami dolphins never got their white house appearance, because president richard nixon was in the middle of the watergate scandal. and then on saturday, the beginning of festivities marking 5

. >> thank you pat robertson. you're a true crusader and we didn't consider permanently changing the name to the pat robertson list, although it does have a certain ring to it. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. "piers morgan live" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is piers morg"piers m." welcome to the viewers in the united states and around the world. can anything stop a strike in syria. listen to what president obama told the pbs news hour. >> i have no interest in any kind of open-ended conflict in syria, but we do have to make sure that when countries break international norms on weapons like chemical weapons that could threaten us, that they are held accountable. >> so it is just a matter of time and can this country afford to intervene in syria? we' and the jury giving the shooter death. nadal hassan looked at him in the eye and shot him seven times. >> might have strong woords of criticism for president obama. >>> and you heard lora dimaggio tell me this last night about han

the robertson family is the star of the tv show "duck dynasty" and turns out that some of the republican strategists report that one of the robinsons would be a good candidate for congress. >> if you say it the right way, it sounds a very hairy one. >> you know what makes me happy besides bubble gum and wearing pants to an sbinterview, watchi new episodes of "duck dynasty." >> reporter: this show follows a family behind the company duck commander and buck commander and willie and the ceo and the rest of the family kick off the fourth season tonight, but some are reportedly calling for another type of kickoff. according to the "washington examiner" some republicans are urging robertson to run for the open congressional seat in his state of louisiana. willie does have wide appeal beyond just beard enthusiasts. the show is one of the most watched on cable. it is not like nobody has made the jump of the world of tv to the corridors of power in washington. ♪ i got you babe >> reporter: enough of the california voter said yes to sonny bono to elect him to the house. >> and doggone it, people

. >> thank you, pat robertson. you are a true crusader. and we did consider changing this to the pat robertson list. it does a have a certain ring to it. that's it for us. thanks for watching. "early start" starts now. have a great day. >>> red line. president obama confident that syria used chemical weapons to kill hundreds of its people. what will the united states do about it? we are live. >> he broke a law. he confessed and he got to walk away. >> a mother's fury when the man who raped her 14-year-old daughter is sentenced to just 30 days in jail. the judge behind the sentence explaining himself. >> worms in the water? worms in the water. an oklahoma community warned not to drink from the tap. good morning, everyone. >> welcome to "early start." what a thought to begin the show with. >> it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> up first, president obama says there is no doubt syria used chemical weapons on its own people and that cannot go unpunished. how the u.s. will respond is unknown. the white house plans to release the evidence that point

the robertson family comes across as unrehearsed, no nonsense, and warm. yet, there is another explanation for this mega hit. the show's focus on family, country and faith. each episode, in fact, ends with a prayer. >> let's pray. father, we thank you for this night and we thank you for the blessing of being in this place. thank you to mom and dad and commitment to each other and all the years they have served you. father we pray continued blessings on our family. amen. >> amen. bill about. >> laura: this isn't one big put-on for the cameras. this is their way of life. in fact, the family patriarch phil robertson was a preacher for decades before the tv show and he openly discusses jesus, the lord god in media interviews. how often today do we see families in prayer on entertainment television? as families have dissent grated in america, as our culture has become hyper sexualized, as kids are losing their innocence at younger and younger ages, i think it's undoubtedly a welcome relief to many tv viewers to just watch a program that doesn't offend their cor

well, the self-described redneck millionaire has not commented on the speculation, robertson is not exactly a stranger to washington. he and his wife attended the 2013 correspondents dinner just last april. >>> next up, did anthony weiner accidentally confirm that hillary clinton plans to run for president last night? listen to how he answered this question about his wife, huma abedin, in an interview with buzzfeed's ben smith. >> do you know what her role in hillary's 2016 campaign is going to be? >> i do. >> and what will it be? >> i'm not telling you. >> it sounds like a 2016 campaign is in the works. weiner also took a shot at buzzfeed after he was asked about his former roommate, jon stewart. yes, the same jon stewart that we have come to know on the daily show. the two of them shared an apartment together when weiner was working for chuck schumer in the '80s. here was that exchange. >> someone else who is hard on you is your old friend, i think roommate jon stewart. and i wonder kind of what the state of your relationship with him is these days. >> what? he is a comedian. >> come on,

you just heard pat robertson say race relations have gotten worse. now going to the other side of the aisle, had you congresswoman marshall futt said right after the election of the president, i would have thought it was going in a move direction. i'm not sure anymore. has having this african-american president elected made race relations worse? >> look, i think a lot of people thought president obama was going to be the miracle worker, that he was going to make all of the things that have been tearing this the fabric of this country apart for a couple centuries now, that he suddenly one election, one man was going to make things right? pat robertson isn't the only person, marsha fudge isn't the only person. a lot of people, our colleagues are people who are saying the same thing. tan sure, i mean, we've got the voting rights act that's been gutted. we have the killing of trayvon martin and the response. sanford, florida, to his killing. we've had a whole lot of other things that have happened. but these things have been happening in this country lon

. >> thank you, pat robertson. you are a true crusader. and we did consider changing this to the pat robertson list. that's it for us. thanks for watching. >>> next, breaking news. president obama in his own words on his plans for syria. what he means by consequences for the assad regime. >>> a montana man convicted of raping his 14-year-old student, how could a judge only sentence him to 30 days in prison? an exclusive interview tonight with the victim's mother. >>> and four famous words, i have a dream. dr. martin luther king's vision 50 years later. has the dream come true? let's go outfront. >>> i'm jessica yellin in for erin burnett. outfront tonight breaking news. making the case for war. president obama directly addressed the possibility of a strike against syria just moments ago in an interview with pbs' the news hour. >> we have not yet made a decision but the international norm against the use of chemical weapons needs to be kept in place. and nobody disputes or hardly anybody disputes that chemical weapons were used on a large s

i'm john robertson for bret baier this thursday evening. president obama says it can no longer be business as usual between the united states and egypt. the death toll from fighting between the military backed leadership and muslim brotherhood supporters has now eclipsed 600. now, the u.s. has issued a very public rebuke of the egyptian government. wendell goler

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kennedy hand picked cliff robertson to play him in the movie. sharon stone wasn't in that by the way. [ laughter ] >> jon: any problem with these media companies? >> it's interesting because economists from breitbart pointed out that cnn doesn't have anything but a news division. why is cnn doing this? >> jon: they have cnn films. >> but are they goin it on their network. that gets iffy. >> jon: i read it's to be released in theaters. >> really? that is princess di and put hillary on the cover and people go see it. >> they also chose charles ferguson and he did inside job which won an academy award on financial crisis. he did an interesting movie on iraq. he is not somebody that is going to bend over backwards to be kind to his subjects. >> question is, final cut. >> we'll have to look at the final cut. if they are going to be very accurate about the scandals and hillary clinton looked the other way while her husband was having multiple affairs across the entire existence of their marriage and yet claimed to be a feminist, then we can talk about

. >> i pitched to robertson in the sixth, a little pitch. he got jumped on and took advantage it. and, you know, hit the pitches. almost got out of it. didn't. then seventh inning happened. >> more baseball for you. tigers and yankees, drama continues in the bronx. look who hit that home run. yes, a-rod. alex rodriguez, his first home run in 11 months. yes the suspension is still looming but it was number 648 for a-rod who is just 12 homers from tying the great willie mays. yankees win 5-4 your final. pga championship. final round on the par 4, 16, jason dufner. what a great second shot approach. look at this baby roll towards the cup. just inches away. he would birdie the hole. jim fuhrur finishes the tournament eight under and in second place on 18. dufner taps it in, yes he wins the pga championship. dufner shot a final round of two under 6 to finish ten under for the tournament claiming his first major title. to football we go. i know you're ready to talk some stuff. week two of the pre-season so we can't take things too seriously we think. well there is a good chance the quar

well, the self-described redneck millionaire has not commented on the speculation, robertson is not exactly a stranger to washington. he and his wife attended the 2013 correspondents dinner just last april. >>> next up, did anthony weiner accidentally confirm that hillary clinton plans to run for president last night? listen to how he answered this question about his wife, huma abedin, in an interview with buzzfeed's ben smith. >> do you know what her role in hillary's 2016 campaign is going to be? >> i do. >> and what will it be? >> i'm not telling you. >> it sounds like a 2016 campaign is in the works. weiner also took a shot at buzzfeed after he was asked about his former roommate, jon stewart. yes, the same jon stewart that we have come to know on the daily show. the two of them shared an apartment together when weiner was working for chuck schummer in the '80s. here was that exchange. >> someone else who is hard on you is your old friend, i think roommate jon stewart. and i wonder kind of what the state of your relationship with him is these days. >> what? he is a comedian. >> come on,

this reminds me of the movie pt 109 released in 1963 where president kennedy hand picked cliff robertson to play him in the movie. >> sharon stone wasn't in that. >> ellen, any problems with that, with these media companies? >> first, it's interesting because larry o'connor pointed out that cnn doesn't have anything but a news division. nbc does have an entertainment division. so that's one thing. why is cnn doing that? secondly -- >> they have a film -- cnn films. >> but if they're going to put it on their network, i mean, that gets a little iffy. >> i read it's to be released in theaters. >> really? it is kind of like princess di. you put her on the cover, people go see it. >> they've also chosen charles ferguson to do the documentary and he did "inside job" which won an academy award. his documentary on the financial crisis. he did another very interesting movie on iraq. he is not somebody who's going to bend over backward to be kind to his subject. so i think they've chosen well. >> i was going to say, we're going to have to look at the final cut. if they're going to be very accurate

at the end ofth every show, the robertson family says a prayer as a proud bible clinger myself, i highly view it. you can weigh in on all the topics we discussed on twitter. let your voice be heard. i'll see you on "the five." s have a great weekend.

reasons to do everything you care to invest in russia without resorting to the court system now charles robertson chief economist at renaissance capital south publicly that one of the deterring factors for foreign investors in russia was put in selection for the third term which in he's view kills any whole four major structural reforms institutional reforms and as he put it also kills any hope for novelty in the russian politics and i think it's like the old marriage the lama what's you want most to know your novelty better i guess you country have both or at least you can five both in russia or russia is trying to have both and so are many other countries. just referring to the election. that meant stability and business or stability more than anything ok and that was granted by the selection i could not find it many businesses who complain about the results ok that's just a fact of life that's the way business works things and yet there were government here's the leader is looking very seriously and working very hard to produce innovative products to make russia russian industry more innovativ

reasons to do everything you can to invest in russia without resorting to the court system now charles robertson chief economist at renaissance capital sat publicly that one of the deterring factors for foreign investors in russia was put in selection for the third term which in he's view kills any whole four major structural reforms institutional reforms and as he put it also kills any hope for novelty in their russian politics and i think it's like the old marriage the lama what's you want most still your normal tibetan i guess you country really have both or at least you can five both in russia or russia is trying to have both and so are many other countries. just referring to the election. but stability and business or stability more than anything ok and that was granted by the selection i could not find it many businesses who are complain about the results ok that's just a fact of life that's the way business works things and yet they were government here's the leader is looking very seriously and working very hard to produce innovative products to make russia russian industry more innovati

to the criticism made of the operations of the foreign intelligence surveillance court made by james robertson. this has to do with the nature of ex parte proceedings before the court. i know that when it comes to individualized warrants, it is common in our system to have essentially ex parte proceedings but here, when the foreign intelligence surveillance court is authorizing a program, it is, according to judge robertson, under this expanded jurisdiction, it is turning the court into an administrative agency. and of course, talking again about public confidence in the oversight of the court, which i think is an important part of maintaining that confidence, what would you think there would be some advantage, having more of an adversarial process? i would like to get your reaction. >> thank you. i can tell you that we have had far more than another administrative agency. they push back hard. they make sure that they are the guardians of the law and the constitution. having an adversary and there is worth having a discussion about. it is being discussed in the senate and house. it is one of t

the robertson clan is back. tonight is the season premiere of a and e's smash hit duck dynasty and the kids are throwing their parents a surprise wedding ceremony in honor of their anniversary. >> look at y'all. >> good job. >> they look awesome. >> martin, yours look too -- >> snug? >> here comes jeb. >> hey, babe. >> where have you been? >> have to get dressed. >> you look nice. >> you look like an idiot. >> i'm wearing the same thing you are but i make it look good. that's the difference. >> you may get the idea by now. good morning. nice to have you guys here. >> good morning. >> what a pleasure. believe it or not, even though you're heading into season four there maybe some people in this country not familiar with with duck dynasty. who wants to take a shot in a couple of sentences, what's the show about. >> there's the ceo. >> well, we're running a duck call business and i have to get these guys to work because we're selling a lot of duck calls these days. >> business is really good, right? it's changed yo

jack robertson. in brooklyn robins sen. steven vote singles to right >> gary: i know you're not in the mold, but let me finish. >> jacqueline: (laughter) >> gary: as anyone to its u.s. senior poster outside? has anyone said to you, has anyone seen your picture outside? >> jacqueline: you did not vandalize the photo did you? >> gary: i said before what the heck just throw a little tomato. >> pam: well alicea thank- you. the point i am making to show you the kind of man i am and they're my soul to apologize it takes some guy. i'm just saying. most of the guys in the media are so proud on my stance almost everything. maybe i should not have done that who >> jacqueline: you are fantastic! >> gary: do not throw tomatoes at us ". >> jacqueline: now they are going to! (laughter) >> gary: my wife said it was stupid pam said it was stupid. jason thought it was stupid, my bodyguard kevin's was ashamed. the bay area fans will get maybe 1304 to not tomorrow night. it's about time i think the players would tell you. of course to get rea

>> willie robertson. >> okay. >> willie would have said even with sticky frog legs. >> we're still on. a judge says stop and risk is unconstitutional because it unfairly targets minorities, but is it true, will it make people more or less safe. that debate, what a transition next on "the five"! ♪ ♪ >>> allow me to start with this, hats off to law enforcement officers everywhere, you have tough and dangerous jobs, you're heroes. that said, stop and frisk, the effective, controversial law enforcement tactic ruled unconstitutional by u.s. district court judge shira schen h line. no one should be subject to stops. others point out stop and frisk is responsible for 65% drop in nyc murders since inception. this is a tough one. cops should have all the tools to keep us safe but have to do it by the book. that said, supreme court, final arbitor what is constitutional ruled in favor of stop and frisk in 1968. bob, i have to tell you, i wrestle with it, nsa stuff bothers me, it is not in my opinion constitutional. this seems to be constitutional. >> 65 drop due to this. give you some facts.

reasons to do everything you can to invest in russia without resorting to the court system now charles robertson chief economist at renaissance capital south publicly that one of the deterring factors for foreign investors in russia was put in selection for the very term which in he's due kills any whole four major structural reforms institutional reforms and as he put it also kills any hope for novelty in the russian politics and i think it's like the old marriage the lama what's you want most still your normal tibetan i guess you country really have both or at least you can five both in russia or russia is trying to have both and so are many other countries. just referring to the election. stability and business or stability more than anything ok and that was granted by the selection i cannot find it many businesses who complain about the results ok that's just a fact of life that's the way business looks and things and yet they were government he was the leader is looking very seriously and working very hard to produce innovative products to make russia russian industry more innovative in sco

i am shawn robertson. what saved her life. head but theed. and what is keeping them from having it around. >> lights, camera, access. >> is it over for khloe and lammar. the normally outspoken kardashians are quiet. they have never addressed it. one magazine is all over it. >> it is usually a defense of everything. >> clearly no stranger to all kinds of rumors about trouble in her marriage that was khloe. the talk has reached now a fever pitch with reports of lammar cheats. the mistress tells all. 29 year old jennifer richardson. >> they met in january in the stadium night club in dc and she said they only kissed that night but the affair quickly heated up. she talks about three systems and fetishes. >> 200 guests were in the sweet 16 of kylee. including the by friend and dad bruce. khloe was solo. they haven't been photographed together since june 2nd. jennifer claims that lammar said he loved her and bought her a ring. lammar lost his colwhen peppered with cheating questions. she's often used social media to refute rumors she is quiet about

at number 5, willie and corley robertson look at the reality show the duck dynasty in the duck commander family. chief national correspondent for the new york times magazine mark leibowitz examined the inner workings of washington d.c. in his book this town. the booktv book club will be reading this book for the month of september. the discussion begins sept. third and an online question and answer session will take place later in the month. follow us on twitter at booktv for more details. number 7, scott anderson provides an in-depth look at the arab revolt in his book lorenz in arabia, war of deceit, imperial folly and the making of the modern middle east. elizabeth koch is eighth with her profile of american citizens, bargains in the real world. followed by let's explore diabetes, a collection of essays from david. at number 10, jerusalem:a cookbook, a collection of 120 recipes exploring the flavors of that key city in israel. for more information on these bestsellers go to publishersweekly.com. >> it doesn't bend on its own. to secure the game this country has made require constant v