>> oh yeah nigel taking credit for everything. i thought it was the girl scouts who created it since the first written recipe was in a girl scout handbook in 1927? >> that's because sir nigel didn't write it down. it was hard to after the yetty tore his hand off. >> i heard nigel lost his hand when the yak crossed his leg. >> typical girl scout lie, greg. they will do anything to take control. >> they are tough. you don't want to cross them. >> i will not rest until the honor of the creator is restore etd -- restored, greg. >> really 1234*. >> either that or i was him in a past life. the visions are unclear. >> i am worried for your safety. >> i appreciate that. let's welcome our guests. >> well, she is hotter than the leather seats of the 1978 wagon near you parked at the beach. i am here with fox news anchor pab, that's patti ann browne to you and me. and his writing is so sharp he mow feel yaks are not allow edz to read his pieces. it is kurt loder. and the ama just down graded his liver. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill shult

. >> sean: joining me with reaction spokesman for the congress of racial equality nigel innis and jehmuks for being here. jehmu those are harsh words from maxine waters. she is asking for permission from people at this town hall to confront barack obama and why didn't barack obama go into the black community on this tour of his and ask him what is going on here? >> well, i absolutely agree with representative waters. but the unemployment rate in the black community is unconscionable. i heard newt gingrich agree with her as well. i have to say it is a bit of a hot mess when a member of congress is saying they need permission from their constituents to hold the white house accountable. i remember back in the inauguration when president obama inspired me the most is when he gave a speech to all of his base communities. he said you have to hold me accountable. i have a problem with waters' statement there and some of the things we've heard from al sharpton, as far as we can't criticize the president. the reality is, from day one the president has been making sure he is doing everything he c

joining me to talk about this political analyst, roland martin, ihs global insight, nigel galt and thement mum capital management, ryan mack. roland i want to begin with you. are these fears legitimate or are economists yelling the sky is falling? what's going on? >> no. americans have been sitting here acting like we somehow are separate from everybody else. if anybody was paying attention to what's happening in greece, italy, what's happening in spain, germany, the world economy is totally linked and so we've been acting like the politicians saying oh, forget anyone else, we're sort of on our own. we're not. we've always been affected by what has happened globally. it's exacerbated over the financial system over the past decade. >> nigel, you're a chief economist at ihs global insight. you know a thing or two about this. you ask ten people opinions on whether we're headed for a recession, we might hear ten different answers. what's your best guess? >> well, i think we are on very thin ice here. we place recession odds at 40%. u.s. economy even before we hit the latest problems, the l

well spartak drew in their last away match in the russian premier league against their namesakes from nigelhowever it seems that sport socks performance doesn't fall into a certain pattern after all before their two two draw in the first leg against leg the red and white thrashed one of russia's most promising sides and by scoreline of three nil. and additions as part socks away goals in this tie the red why it's also have a home page advantage on this return leg it's highly unlikely that the eighty thousand seat luzhniki stadium will be filled to capacity however the fans of this most decorated russian club. are known for their great support in any number of remark or sort of see moscow. sprain maybe the reigning world and european champions but they're no longer the number one football team in the world according to the latest rankings on and that goes to the netherlands for the first time but that show ended spain's thirty months ballot number one after the spanish lost to easily in a friendly as the netherlands game it is the england was counseled. by those men to rise two places to num

sports talk drew in their last away match in the russian premier league against their namesakes from nigel boyer it seems that's part sox performance doesn't pull insist certain pattern after all before their two two draw in the first leg against the red and whites thrashed one of russia's most promising sides and by scoreline of three nil in addition to smart socks away goals and this the red and why it's also have a home pitch advantage on this return leg it is highly unlikely that the eighty thousand seat luzhniki stadium will be filled to capacity however the fans of the smalls decorated russian club are known for their great support in any number three man koester of artsy moscow. no two weeks but russian premier league side angy have finally got their man some new heir to a rise in the country today after signing from into milan for thirty million dollars in the dagestan club champions league football to his side for three years with some reports saying he received half a million dollars a week the thirty year old will meet his new team mates later today and they include brazil legen

class road to recovery we catch up with the nigel superstar you're getting now he's planning to return to action believe the jury. answering the banks is back home to claim her first title you know for a year. but we start with football and with the russian transfer window opening today's any. he says he intends to strengthen his side in time for the champions league as any to currently second in the russian premier league but have closed the gap until you got to five points after one year when i respond now a chick side taking the lead after twenty three minutes when victor physically head out with alexandra could you call paid to head home to go with the guy in st petersburg side hung on to their narrowly to pick up that i. want to sky had the chance and still have a seven point lead at the top of class and took an early lead thanks to concede the honda but despite missing a penalty the high side eventually found a second half equaliser through on the to make here one one finished a then the army men's league down to five point. one zero mosque to maintain their top three position wi

we talked on what you want to negotiate i don't want to kill the libyan brothers and sisters to nigel's campaign using their symbol. as you know me through the bombing of insurgents but. not much. credit for it is the needles project they need to be. out of this country. some u.s. reaction now even ilands is from the institute in washington independent institute in washington he told me that he believes that much of the media's pandered to western interests in the way that they've reported the civil. in the western media here particularly in the united states all the western countries the media has sort of been a cheerleader you know. on the on the retreat is almost over so maybe the reports are exaggerated but certainly the western media is hopeful because no one likes khadafi and certainly i'm not defending his human rights record but he was the leader of the country and it seemed like the western countries just took advantage of a rebellion to to get rid of him of course they haven't really done that on the side in syria they've been very slow because israel doesn't necessarily want

. >> with kenny ortega and nigel and marion.'m -- so i -- i just watch and go like, "oh, i could never --" >> i don't know. i bet you can dance. >> jimmy: no, no, i definitely -- [ cheers and applause ] >> you were showing moves, there. -- this thing, i like that. >> jimmy: no, those guys are good, though. i like those brothers. >> they were great. [ laughter ] and i think that being soaked in jam could be kind of yummy. >> jimmy: yeah. it's a pretty a tasty thing, right? >> yeah, like -- >> jimmy: they looked like they enjoyed it, yeah. they were having a good time. no, i can't -- i mean, i can think i can dance, but i can't dance. [ laughter ] that's why i like the show, 'cause i can think i can dance. >> yeah, that's right. >> jimmy: yeah. it should be like -- it's not called "you can dance." >> it's "you think." >> jimmy: no, but you dance. you are a dancer. do you go out? >> i do. >> jimmy: do you go out to clubs? do you dance? where do you dance? >> my kitchen. [ laughter ] i practice -- >> jimmy: i heard you dance in your

. >> reporter: nigel can't imagine surviving on 800 calories a day like this herder from kenya.f all ages exploring the daily diets of people across the globe. >> ham, bologna, gouda cheese. >> people are reading everything in this exhibit. that's mind-blowing. >> what's the secret? >> i wish i knew. >> reporter: david radkin is responsible for bringing this slice to beantown. >> it's a radically different diet. >> reporter: this camel broker from egypt who lives on 3,200 calories of goat meat broth, fava beans and tea and cigarettes. or a mountain farmer from ecuador who eats cheese and banana and machika, toasted barley and wheat flour toasted with hot water. what is it about this photo that resonates with museum goers? >> you look at a binge eater, maybe there's a certain amount of fear this could happen to me or it's just shocking. >> reporter: if you could describe a picture of what you eat in a day what would it look like? >> well, i had pan aches this morning and then we had pizza, no key plan for tonight. >> reporter: now this 400 pound sumo wrestler might not be eating