But we don’t want to only hear from the 99%. “Maybe you work in Wall Street and you’re fed up with these protests and believe they are unfair,” Piers said. Besides questions from the audience, you can also tweet your questions to Moore during the show by using the #OccupyPiersTonight hashtag tonight, 9pmET.

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Connick also talked about his wife:

Said Connick: “I got really really lucky. You know how it is, you meet someone you have kids…some people fall out of love, and I get that, and it’s very sad.”

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Connick says about some of his last memories of her. “The day she died…I was at a piano recital,” he said. Watch the full interview tonight, 9pmET/PT.

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Upon being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2004, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs put off surgery for nine months against the advice of his doctors while he tried to treat the disease with a special macrobiotic diet — a decision he later regretted, his biographer said.

Tune into the “Piers Morgan Tonight” interview, 9pmET/PT.

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Also on the show was Fox News commentator Juan Williams, who talked about the “Muslim” controversy that got him fired by NPR:

Said Williams: “It’s not a matter of them advocating some discriminatory policy…I was kind of shell-shocked that people would make this accusation against me.”

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But Williams thinks the person with the best shot to be President in 2012 is Obama. “If you had to place a bet…I would say you bet on Obama,” he says. Watch the full interview – in which Williams talks about his book “Muzzled” and Herman Cain – tonight, 9pmET/PT.

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Join the “Piers Morgan Tonight” audience in New York City for an in-depth look at America’s financial crisis and get your questions answered – with special guest Michael Moore on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 9pmET. For tickets to our audience, email PiersMorganTonightTickets@gmail.com with your name, photo, phone number, # of tickets (up to 2), and your story of being part of the 99% by SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 at NoonET. The last time Michael Moore was on “Piers Morgan Tonight,” was the first day he went to “Occupy Wall Street” – nearly a month ago. Watch his initial reaction above.

Duff said the industry has changed. “There’s such an obsession with people’s private lives, that I really don’t think was there before,” she says. Watch the full interview Saturday, 9pmET/PT.

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Who are the “rat bastards”? “He’s got to indict these guys, from Wall Street. Somebody’s got to pay for this mess,” she said. Watch the full interview tonight, 9pmET/PT – also on the show, Fox News contributor Juan Williams.

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Rather also looked to what’s next. “Do we have the staying power for the very hard work of trying to help ensure that Libya does not move into widespread violence,” he said.

For October 21, 2011 – Gadhafi, Romney, Sarkozy and Stern…

• What comes next for Libyans with Moammer Gadhafi dead? “Libyans know many obstacles lie ahead. But on Friday, a day after Moammar Gadhafi’s death, the streets of Tripoli still echoed with the sounds of celebratory gunfire, car horns and cheers. In Misrata — a city scarred by attacks during the Libyan war — drivers leaned on their horns and came to brake-squealing stops as bands of revelers darted in and out of traffic.”

• And how about NATO – what happens with them in the region? “NATO officials are meeting in Brussels Friday to discuss what should happen next, but it seems unlikely that any member states will want a protracted involvement. Deputy U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said Thursday that the mission was “near its end,” while French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe told French radio station Europe 1 early Friday that “the military operation is finished.”

• Europe’s debt crisis continues: “French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel issued a statement Thursday saying they have “agreed to provide a comprehensive and ambitious global response to the current crisis.” But the leaders of Europe’s two largest economies said final adoption of the proposed response would be made by European Union heads of state at a separate meeting that will take place some time before next Wednesday.”

• Mitt Romney is sounding very confident: “At an economic roundtable of business leaders in Treynor, Iowa, the candidate began the question-and-answer session by saying: “Your topics are at your choosing. But there’s a good shot I might become the next president of the United States. It’s not a sure thing, but it’s a good shot.”

• The NBA lockout continues: “Just another day in the NBA lockout, with each side blaming the other for the latest collapse in negotiations, Derek Fisher emphatically declaring the league had “lied” to reporters and the union painting Trail Blazers owner Paul Allen as some silent-assassin-style robot sent to terminate negotiations.”

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Kristof noted just how monumental this year has been in the region. “At the beginning of this year it would have been inconceivable what happened,” he says. Watch the full show tonight, 9pmET, for all the latest news and reaction to the death of Gadhafi.

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Join the “Piers Morgan Tonight” audience in New York City for an in-depth look at America’s financial crisis and get your questions answered – with special guest Michael Moore. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 9pmET. For tickets to our audience, email PiersMorganTonightTickets@gmail.com with your name, photo, phone number, # of tickets (up to 2), and your story of being part of the 99% by FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 at 6pmET.

Cain also discussed why he says “Black” and not “African American” and what his “calling” is:

Said Cain: “I identify as a ‘black American’ more so than an ‘African American.’ Yes, many of the slaves came from Africa, but my heritage is mostly here, in the United States.”

Cain discussed his “calling”: “My calling is to make a difference. And I have done this all my life…It took 12 years for this journey to unfold.”

In the above video, he also commented on other GOP candidates in the field. Of Rep. Michele Bachmann and Gov. Rick Perry, he said: “When I listen to their answers to questions, most of the time they get off track.”

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“What went through my mind was, ‘OK, lord, if this is it, thank you for this wonderful life,’” he says. “I just pray that I don’t suffer. But when she told me I had a 30 percent chance of survival, I had to start thinking, ‘Well, maybe this is it.’ But because of my faith, I wasn’t afraid.” Watch the emotional, hour-long interview tonight, 9pmET/PT.

> Find out more about Cain and cancer here.
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And who does he respect the least?

“I don’t believe Representative Ron Paul would be a good president,” he tells Piers Morgan. “If you listen to his position on a lot of things, it’s always, let’s throw out the baby with the bathwater.”

Watch the full interview tonight, 9pmET/PT.

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Andretti talked about the safety concerns. “It’s never going to be 100% safe, but we’re not 100% safe just by going to work every day, or flying somewhere” he said.

Huntsman also backed up the harsh words of his father about Mitt Romney. “I think on this issue he’s probably dead on the mark,” he says.

Grammer described the concept: “A political animal, is the guy I play, who refuses to give up power…to watch his fight – he is an amazing fighter.” He also reflected on the interview with Piers:

“I think it went ok, reasonably unscathed,” said Grammer. “Actually I made myself cry this time. I’m really embarrassed.” (Here’s that moment.)

Watch the full interview tonight, 9pmET/PT.

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Says Grammer of his new wife: “She believes in love…it was bigger than me, certainly.” Watch the full interview tonight, 9pmET/PT.

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Sean Penn also talked about his work in Haiti:

Said Penn of the new Haitian president: “If people do continue to stay interested in Haiti now, then those who might seek to unseat him from within…this is the most important moment now for people to be understanding what they’re contributing to, but to be contributing.”

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She also talks about her love life now. “I live my life like an affluent bachelor,” says Collins. Also on the show tonight, musician Gloria Estefan and author and entrepreneur Steve Stoute.

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Penn says the country needs to give the protests some time to evolve. “I think you have to be a little patient with something like this being organized,” he says. Watch the full interview tonight, 9pmET/PT.

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Also on the show was musician and activist Harry Belafonte, who talked about Michael Jackson and his children:

Said Belafonte: “The way in which they were exploited…I don’t know that celebrity is worth all that.”

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Lewis talked about the “unfairness” that caused these protests to start in the first place. “You’ve got a social support for elites, the best paid people in society,” he said.