minutes fans raised $1 million, the fastest time ever to hit seven digits, this is according to kickstarter, and they are still giving as i speak. latest check in, 45 backers have kicked in $2.7 million. jack, what do you think, power to the fans for making something happen? i m torn, because on one hand, i love veronica mars. i will reveal myself to be a giant veronica mars fan. i don t care if it s designed for teenaged girls. do you get a speaking role? well, i m not that far into kickstarted giving, but i may have thrown a few bucks their way, but it does raise an interesting and somewhat concerning question, that is warner bros is now getting this movie for free. this movie has been totally financed by fans, $2.7 million and growing. who knows where this is going to stop. warner bros doesn t have to have
things. don t pin it on the left as though they are the only side who has crazy people saying crazy things. megyn: the left holds themselves out as being the partist acceptance. they definitely think that in hollywood. the right hold themselves out as being good christians and patriots who love this country and they don t always act like that. it s just as much if not more hypocrisy on the right. megyn: does this get it done? she had a prime time speaking role at the convention. is it enough for her to say, sorry if people were offended by a retweet? it doesn t make it away. it makes one feel he that that s what she believes. we have to be careful what we retweet or tweet. apologizing isn t going to take the damage away. megyn: this progressive latino
suggesting we ll let him have a speaking role and put him in a non-prime time band. bill clinton said i don t think so. reporter: he will formally place the president s name in nomination. that s a big role. clearly the obama people are looking for help from this man. he had a successful economy. megyn: does that work? people thinking he likes obama, i like obama. reporter: i never thought endorsements mattered that much. but people are watching the convention and he may be able to convince some people obama is in the clinton tradition. in policy terms he is not. both of them are more liberal than any republican nominee, but he comes from a different background ideologically and otherwise. my sense is it can t hurt. and the people in the party remember clinton because he was so successful. i don t think it s going to
listen, george, i think the american people understand that we got into a terrible economic situation, a recession only that the great depression, the only thing the country s ever seen like it. so they know we had a deep hole. it took us a long time to get into that hole, it s going to take us a long time to get out of it. can you honestly say people are better off today than they were four years ago? no, but that s not the question of this election. without a doubt, we are not as well off as we were before george bush brought us the bush recession, the bush deficits, the series of desert wars charged for the first time to credit cards, the national credit card. megyn: that last democrat you heard from there is the maryland governor, martin o malley. he has a key speaking role this week in charlotte, he s a main surrogate of the obama campaign, but apparently in the 24 hours since that appearance, governor o malley has had a change of heart. listen to him just this morning. we
i m going to put my toe out there, i m not trying to upstage the president, is schweitzer dipping a toe? was that both feet? i say a pin, i think i saw a t-shirt. errol, what s interesting, andrew quoema. he s very serious. he s serious enough he doesn t have a speaking role here action and has been turning aside any questions whether he he has a kaechbs. wasn t he not asked? my guess is he probably wasn t asked. it s spun he s busy, shy, reluctant, and frankly, you know, there s a danger he lets his lunch get eaten by people out there doing hard work for this ticket, for other cannes. 2016, i can t believe we re talking about it.