MALVEAUX: You know him as "The Dude" and academy-Award winning actor, but Jeff Bridges is also an activist and a musician. He's performing later today at the CarolinaFest. He's at the DNC to promote his campaign to end childhood hunger. Bridges called it a bipartisan issue, and told me earlier that he has a great example of bipartisan cooperation.</s>JEFF BRIDGES, ACTOR, SINGER, ACTIVIST: I'm a big admirer of James.</s>MALVEAUX: Yes, we had him on.</s>BRIDGES: And I was saying, now what an example. He's married to Mary Matlin (ph) --</s>MALVEAUX: A Republican.</s>BRIDGES: -- a conservative. That's a great example for our country. We're married to each other. We're in on this. How do we have a good marriage? How do we work on what we need to work on?</s>MALVEAUX: I think that's what everybody wants to know. I have to ask you about this. You co-starred with Thunderbolt in "Lifehood" with Clint Eastwood. What did you think of the chair routine at the RNC?</s>BRIDGES: I didn't see Thunderbolt's performance. So I'm looking for --</s>BRIDGES: I heard about it.</s>MALVEAUX: What did you think?</s>BRIDGES: I'm going to go look at it before I go back to my room. I'm going to check out Clint's performance. Bill Maher gave it a rave, I hear.</s>MALVEAUX: Do you think it was appropriate for him to pretend? It looked a little bizarre.</s>BRIDGES: I didn't see it. I had this vision of Obama doing this little thing with a puppet of Clint and doing a rebuttal.</s>MALVEAUX: CNN NEWSROOM continues right now with Brooke Baldwin. Hey, Brooke.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: Hey, Suzanne. Thank you so much.
Jeff Bridges Sings at CarolinaFest