she s played everything from the president to thelma in thelma and louise. i loved commander in chief, which was the great series you took part in. it was like my west wing fix and suddenly i woke up and it was gone. what happened? that s what happened to me, too. i woke up and my show wasn t on anymore. were you disappointed as i was? devastated. if it was ever brought back, i have the whole publicity angle worked out that it was have maybe a profile shot of me at the desk and say, look who just got re-elected. the weird thing is, i reckon after watching that, you were more presidential in that role than many of the presidents i would say over the years, like martin sheen. both of you were very electable in those roles. right. in your case, i know you ve become this great standard bearer for all things women, but in that role, that was doing it for you, i felt. absolutely. is that how you felt? absolutely. it was funny how many people would say, i would
you madam president. thank you. i loved commander in chief. the great series you took part in. i thought it was like my new west wing fix with a twist and i woke up and it was gone. i know. that s what happened to me. i woke up and my show wasn t on anymore. were you disappointed as i have? devastated. i have an idea. if the show is brought back, i have the whole publicity angle worked out that it would have a profile shot of me at the desk and it would say, look who just got re-elected. for years, i reckon, you were more presidential in that role than many of the presidents, i would say, like martin sheen. you both are very electable in those roles, right? right. in your case, you ve become a great standard bearer for all things women. people say, i d vote for you in real life. i d say, well, i m just playing this character on tv. this is what i like about you. you were a victoria s model. i had no idea. and you starred in a role called earth girls a
g g erkgeena davis, i want you madam president. thank you. i loved commander in chief. the great series you took part in. i thought it was like my new west wing fix with a twist and i woke up and it was gone. i know. that s what happened to me. i woke up and my show wasn t on anymore. were you disappointed as i have? devastated. i have an idea. if the show is brought back, i have the whole publicity angle worked out that it would have a profile shot of me at the desk and it would say, look who just got re-elected. for years, i reckon, you were more presidential in that role than many of the presidents, i would say, like martin sheen. you both are very electable in those roles, right? right. in your case, you ve become a great standard bearer for all things women. people say, i d vote for you in real life. i d say, well, i m just playing this character on tv. this is what i like about yo you. you were a victoria s model. i had no idea. and you starred i
president to thelma in thelma and louise. i loved commander in chief, which was the great series you took part in. it was like my west wing fix and suddenly i woke up and it was gone. what happened? that s what happened to me, too. i woke up and my show wasn t on anymore. were you disappointed as i was? devastated. if it was ever brought back, i have the whole publicity angle worked out that it was have maybe a profile shot of me at the desk and say, look who just got re-elected. the weird thing is, i reckon after watching that, you were more presidential in that role than many of the presidents i would say over the years, like martin sheen. both of you were very electable in those roles. right. in your case, i know you ve become this great standard bearer for all things women, but in that role, that was doing it for you, i felt. absolutely. is that how you felt? absolutely. it was funny how many people would say, i would vote for you in real life. and i
doors? tonight, emmy winner, marianna margulies and the good wife. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. new york times columnist, nick christophe is here with me. first, we want to turn to a devastating day in the markets. asian stocks reacting, south korean shares down 3.5% and australian stocks down 2.05% and a huge recession and the dow dropping 391 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 didn t fare much better. we had lots of turmoil but there is expectation from analysts and experts we could be heading to another form of recession. what s going on here? i think insecurities are feeding on each other and even though it s fixable in economic sense but maybe not political sense. our 401(k)s depend to some degree on agreeing parliamentarians to solve their political problems and our own problems in washington don t help that. there s a sense a real disconnect between politicians almost everywhere in the world and reality. is that the sense you re getting? yeah. cert