bring on radiohead, man! [cheering and applause] >> stephen: so clearly, clearly radiohead wants nothing to do with corporations. i just wish the u.s. government regulators felt the same way. jim? >> the first thing i'm going to do on day one is issue an executive order saying all the regulations put in place by barack obama's administration are put on hold an we're getting rid of the ones that kill jobs. >> we're going to stop the e.p.a. from going forward with any of these regulations they've got. >> stop damaging the economy with job-killing regulations. >> there is no other agency like the e.p.a. it should really be renamed the job killing organization of america. >> stephen: yes, government regulators like the e.p.a. are killing good jobs, like pelican scrubber or next-of-kin caller. fortunately some brave corporations have found a way to protect themselves from big government telling them what to do, and it's the subject of tonight's "word." i think, therefore i brand. nation, these days no company is t

radiohead? okay. evidently only one of them will be coming. [laughter] anyway, hipsters, i will give you a second to mop up your blown minds because there will be multiple performances, interviews with the band, and for the first time in five years, my staff will stick around. they'll watch the taping. the whole night will be sponsored by the first name in indy cred, dr. pepper. long history with rock music for dr. pepper. of course, he started out as sergeant pepper before eventually earning his ph.d. in flavorrology. so hipster nation, be sure to tune in monday night. it will be our first-ever hour-long episode of "the report," and signs it's twice as long, i will, of course, be paid twice as much. [cheering and applause] i'm sorry. i'm being told i will be paid the same amount. then it will be the last-ever hour-long episode. and once the radiohead gets here, he might never go back to england because the e.u. is on the verge of collapse. >> the european union itself is falling apart and fast. >> the great weakness is obviously governments l

please welcome radiohead! [cheering and applause] thank you. thank you. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining me in the dr. pepper flavor zone. [laughter] we are just so incredibly excited to have you guys here. now, you guys are the biggest thing ever. how did you... how did you guys get started? did you win "idol" or "the "x" factor" or "britain's got talent." >> no, we're not one of those bands. >> stephen: that's how we pick our bands in the united states. that's how someone gets big here. >> we were in school together 20 odd years ago or so. >> stephen: you guys well preserved. congratulations. so the new album is called "the king of limb." it is awesome. are you guys doing a christmas album this year? >> we've never done a christmas album. >> stephen: have you haute -- thought about it? >> no. >> stephen: i did a christmas album a couple years back. it won a grammy. >> did it? >> stephen: you guys got any grammys? >> i think we have, haven't we? >> stephen: how many you got? >> best packaging. we won best packaging. >> stephen: that's one of the

and my guest is legendary rock band radiohead.f you were a real fan, you'd be watching this on vinyl. [laug

musical guest will be radiohead. was first on the show in 1990, the musical guests were the b-52s. you can see the show tomorrow night at 11:30. >> 16 times. that is a lot. we're heading into the weekend. jeff ranieri with a quick check. >> a chance of showers, nothing big, but mainly for the morning hours on sunday and look at the temperatures dropping into the 70s inland. fall is here. >> we've made it to the weekend. >> see you on monday. >> good nigh >> announcer: it's "the tonight

. >> that's radiohead. >> the gala go brothers. >> i listen to circus music in a closet. we are about done. >> what's in the box? >> let's welcome our guest. she's so hot that solar panels are now called patty panels. and they actually work. it is not like the other ones. that was a political commentary. i am here with fox newschannel anchor patti ann browne. if jokes were clams he would be clammy. it is jesse joyce, writer and comedian. his latest comedy cd is fantastic. he stinks of self-published pamphlets, bill schulz. and his voice is smoother than a kashmir thong, john gibson, host of the syndicated radio program "the john gibson show" weekdays at noon eastern. >>> he is ain shebt and crude and here in the nude, good to see you pinch. >> today in the science section, sweet poison is being used to lure and level africa's malaria population. that was the pet name we had for john gibson's book. smee tasted good -- she tasted good going down and found her way when there. give that tramp my worst. >> wow. >> greg? >> all right. he is sticking to his guns and his buns and