>> for me i remember watching "on golden pond" when i was really young and i thought between jane fonda and henry fonda, that was a perfect movie for the two of them to do and i kept waiting for this perfect piece of material to land on my desk and it never did and at some point i just realized maybe i should take it upon myself to try and help develop that material and so that's what we did. >> it looks like it paid off. >> for me it did. the experience is something i will never forget. it was the most time i've actually spent with my father at one period -- one time in my life and it's a memory and an experience that i will treasure for the rest of my life. >> so cool. now you also have a great new it's called "designated survivor" and you star as the cabinet secretary we see every year that has to stay away in case of catastrophe and in this one it happens and you become president. >> we were talking earlier. for me the thing that makes me most nervous about this show is that it's one of the most beautifully written things that i've ever read in my entire career, so if it doesn't wor

fonda, lily tomlin and others in this stop hate, dump trump campaign. why him at this early stage? >> precisely for the reasons we just heard, what was so disturbing is the media have not asked him the tough questions. they have not taken seriously some of the most outrageous inks that he said, within days of saying that muslims should not be allowed to enter the country, he was both on news it shows and entertainment shows and in that context, there was no interrogation whatsoever. at least note effective interrogation. it was about, oh, that muslim thing. jimmy fallon said. because he is both an entertainer and a political figure and because he generates massive ratings when he comes onto television -- john amy: we have to leave it there, kimberle crenshaw, david cay johnston, scott horton. our website democracynow.org úqúú

fonda starting, donald summerlin was a private eye, there was an intense moment when jane fonda went creeping through a factory of some sort, very dark, very quiet, near the end of the movie, climbed up the stairs and she saw light in the office. she open the door and who was there, but jean stapleton. in other words, archie archie bunker's wife. in the time between the movie, the movies wrapping and the start of all in the family, she had gotten that role because of it, this incredibly tense moment turned out to be a comedy, oh my gosh, there's edith bunker and it completely ruined the scene. would. >> would they be in favor of the house of representatives today. >> yes i think so, it would focus on not one man but what it would focus on so many men and women, back then it was meant that it would be more fair to say that it focused on process than on people. i think he would've favored making the process more clear tell the people. >> host: back to the news that is on fit to print, you write about russell long and his habit >> guest: do i? >> host: you do. >> guest: could you give m

fonda starred in and donald southernland was the private investigator and fanda went creeping through a factory near the end of the mov movie, climb up the stars and saw the light and turned it on and june stapleman was there. archy bunker's wife in other words. in between the time of the movie wrapping and the start of all in the family she had gotten that role. and because of it this incrediblely tense moment turned into a comedy. -- incredibly -- serious movement. >> would faver be in favor of the house and senate being aired? >> yes, because it would folks on so many men and women that it would be unfair to say it was focusing on process and i think he would unfavor making the process announced to people. >> you write about russell long. senator russell long and his cabinet. >> do i? >> you do! >> could you give me a hint? it has been ten years. >> you talk about journalist, and this goes back to the sins of omission, and how he spent quite a bit of time drinking but it was never reported. >> thank you very much. i am sorry i needed that help. i really did write the book. but gene

jane fonda also wants to be bffs with jen lawrence but then again who doesn't. fonda and j. law among the stars that grace the cover of "vanity fair's" annual issue. she finds "the hunger games" star mesmerizing saying there are very few that come along like that. >> amazing portrait. >> when i heard she called amy schumer and said i'm in love with you, i felt so jealous. years young. fonda also sharing that in her lifetime she has witnessed both greta garb bow and michael jackson skinny-dipping. so rare. she points out decades apart, not together. so much. on newsstands february 8th. >> i'm glad you clarified that. >> jennifer lawrence as spontaneous as she is could be skinny-dipping sometime soon. not that i condone that. >> let's let rob -- >> saving you, saving you. i'm actually helping everybody here. sometimes the best advice that we can give you on a hump day is just go with the flow. like these guys. >> oh, my. >> i would like everybody to just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. >> oh. >> george, this is max and ruby. you know sometimes life's simple pleasures like