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Don't be-- uh, un-uh, don't be flirting with me, young thing. i jump over there and knock something off of ya. i ain't lying. your body would be going one way and your wig would be going the other. you better ask somebody. the success did not come quickly. for five years, you were a failure. yeah, yeah, yeah. well, when i look back now, being older, i realized it was all learning and proving and-- and getting me into the right place to be able to handle what i'm dealing with now. so over five years you were on the ropes. you didn't give up. - no. no. - why? there was something in me that i kne...

So i was using a different character's name. and a friend of mine found 'em, he goes, "man, this is a really good play." i thought, "hmm, maybe that's what it is." so i started trying to go see plays, but i had no money, so i would sneak into the saenger theater at all of these shows that were coming to town. but i would wait until intermission when everybody would come out to smoke, so i was only seeing the second half of the shows. and people tell me today that's why my writing is the way that it is 'cause i only know how to write the second-- - the back end. - the back end of it, yeah. but,...

When you talk about assets being divested, in november, at&t reported that the department of justice advised them and said you might want to divest assets like cnn, turner classics and tbs, to which randal stevenson said he's not going to do that, they're valuable parts. i want to share a little bit about what he said about cnn in the past. let's take a look. >> as an example of the power structure i'm fighting, at&t is buying time warner and thus cnn, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> can you give us a ques...

And a friend of mine found 'em, he goes, "man, this is a really good play." i thought, "hmm, maybe that's what it is." so i started trying to go see plays, but i had no money, so i would sneak into the saenger theater at all of these shows that were coming to town. but i would wait until intermission when everybody would come out to smoke, so i was only seeing the second half of the shows. and people tell me today that's why my writing is the way that it is 'cause i only know how to write the second-- - the back end. - the back end of it, yeah. but, um, but i moved to atlanta. went to work as ...

Sorry. so at that point, i left, took off towards the elevator, and -- sorry. >> don't be. >> his assistant called me a couple times after that that night, and i didn't respond because i was just devastated, you know. >> reporter: when you learned that the weinstein company board says they're appalled, they're disgusted, they had no idea, do you believe it? >> i don't believe it, and, in fact, in all my dealings with the weinstein company, i feel like it was looked at as something that was very accepted and normal, and, you know, his assistant, this was something