almost as high -- >> bob: botswana. >> eric: we were second to japan and they were smart enough to drope the highest in the free world. >> bob: that was a joke botswana. >> eric: that is why companies send jobs overseas. >> i understand that corporations are in the business. they find a cheap labor to get more profit. >> greg: the big problem is they favored a protest over a pipeline. they favored defecation over job creation. the republicans should make that point clear. >> dana: i don't bet there will be as good as a rhetorical line as what you just said. >> bob: they favor what over job creation? >> greg: they favor it over the pipeline. >> andrea: it's built to last is the theme tonight. talk about green jobs but the energy projects weren't built to last at all. they failed. solyndra, tesla, not built to last. >> bob: 120 of them -- >> andrea: if we keep going that way we'll go bankrupt. >> greg: is announcing a new one based on wind deferential of butterflies. that's encollusive i got. >> bob: there have been more jobs created on green power than lost. >> eric: wait. >> greg: they

>> went to botswana, mozambique, namibia and -- not zambia. oh, shoot. where is victoria falls?mmy: i thought it was in canada. >> no, it was -- >> jimmy: guillermo, help us with this. >> cameroon? >> no. >> jimmy: he knows his soccer teams. that's the -- cameroon. >> terribly sorry that i'm forgetting. it's -- zimbabwe, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, wow, how about that? we have an educated audience. it is -- guillermo, cameroon is a shrimp also, right? right, okay, good. and what did you do while you were over there, did you go on issafari and -- >> i did. i went with my girlfriend and we visited -- >> jimmy: fiance. >> now fiance. not then. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you. [ applause ] she's a very special lady. >> jimmy: very lucky lady. >> yeah. she's very understanding. [ laughter ] we went to visit some friends of ours, i know through her, who are in the peace corps, who are there for four years in botswana, working on aids and violence against women. and -- >> jimmy: working against them, i hope. >> no, for it, tries to introduce more aids into africa. [ laughter ] no. yeah

mandela says, quincy, co over, i wod like you to co-host with me up in botswana in sth africa and wesed to buil 100 homes for habitat from humanity. i brought five gg bangers with me frol.a. in ten days, we turnedround. they s the essence of south africa we were going through and all this stuff with mandela. all these kids are executives at biorgazations anhelp kids stay o of jail. >> what's thnext thing? what's the next big thing for quincy jones? >> we are going to kanye w and the film festival wi us. >> kanye west? >> we e helpinhundreds of families. >> mbe a month or two ago, there was a little micontrovey about you and conway? >> the inlt net always has somethg going. they are people that don't have a life, man. they are sitting down there with their pants on the ground and making up stuff and hiding behind an a.k.a. we don't havany beef. they make up stuff. >> what do you think about kanye as an artist and a producer? >> i know all the rappers. i work wh all of them. >> y still have a lot of world. >> i travel at least 200,000 miles a year, brazil. everywhere. [ applause ] >> w

. >> botswana has a new little resident and they made a video to introduce him to the world.elephant. this is a three day old baby elephant. >> he's doing pretty well for three days, up and around. >> he's a healthy boy, born in december. they just released this video. >> laying there all fuzzy on his back. he's so cute. >> tiny little baby born at 242 pounds. >> tiny. preemie. >> the youngest of three baby elephants his mommy had. >> she had three. >> not at the same time but she's the mother of three. >> can you imagine three 242 pound babies inside of you. no way. >> mom is doing very well. she's actually one of the lead elephants. people can go and have this wildlife experience at the camp. they can go ride the elephants. >> do you think he can make the elephant noise yet? >> probably sounds more like -- >> probably sounds like a kazoo. >> i think it sounds like that. >>> it's that time of the week again, the time when you're just minutes away from finding out what our number one video is. stick around. it's going to be good. is frivolous useless fun. they should have at

they went to africa and botswana. the biggest total bill goes to democrat jim cooper.s including barcelona and india totaled more than $47,000. carter told us the africa trip was so expensive because he had to fly from afghanistan where he was on a work trip. the other members we spoke to assured us the trips were educational and in full compliance with ethics rules. >> sharyl attkisson is with us now. welcome. tell me whether you think congress will do anything about this? >> they have a chance to revisit ethics rules. let me emphasize, they make their own rules. if they don't see a problem with privately funded travel, they won't do anything about it. >> will they in fact with the pressure that public attention can bring look at it again? >> it's hard to tell. the only thing that makes them want to change things is a big scandal or huge amount of public pressure. there hasn't been the upswell like during the abramoff scandal. we'll have to see how it gets. >> what the connection between travel and what happens in congress. >> it's hard to draw a direct line. one thin