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glug, glug, glug. straight to the bottom. i used to build stuff with my dad. - what do you mean, "used to" ? - my parents are divorced. ah. you see him much ? we got a call last christmas. no big deal. yeah, that's what i used to say. my dad left when i was ten. never really found out why. i woke up one morning and there was a note on the table. next to it was an old-fashioned airplane carved out of wood. - an airplane ? - yeah. my dad made it himself. real nice job. i guess he thought it would make me feel less angry. it didn't. you look like you came out okay. well, i was lucky. i had a mother who really cared. i guess i'd better get back out there or they'll come looking for me. - see you around. see you. say, i was wondering. are you going to be doing any more woodworking ? i doubt it. oh, okay. why ? - well, , you know that airplane i told you about ? - yeah ? well, it's kind of not doing too well lately. i thought you might take a look at it sometime. see what you could do. i'm not really into that stuff anymore. sure.

i can't do the glug justice -- wait, i've got to warm up. glug, glug. i don't know.. so i'm not good at it. he didn't teach me, i just tried. >> i fell in love with "dirty dancing" when i was in a senior in high school. did you believe the type of love that you were portraying in the film at that time? >> when i was shooting that scene with patrick, i remember that feeling of just him with no shirt on at night and that music playing on the record player and that sound that the needle would make on the record as it would go around. i remember feeling like, just being so present in the moment. i don't know that we were knowing what love was then. but i know what it's like to be present. and having little glimpses of being truly present in the moment with all the people i love. my husband, my daughter. i mean, love is love. and romantic love is love. >> want to hear more from jennifer and find out who we're talking with next? visit cnn.com/interview. has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to sup

glug, glug, glug glug. that will be paul ryan.h douche that was going to marry kate winslet. >> yeah. >> very nice couple always playing douche nozzles, but -- >> he was terrifying in [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: david bender is on the phone. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: hello, david bender. tim pawlenty didn't jump he was paid, he is about to become -- wait for it -- the chief washington lobbyist for the banking industry. >> stephanie: oh heavens. >> because they don't have enough help. it's -- it's pity the poor banks so he is going to represent them, and it suggested maybe because of his close relationship to possibly president romney they had made a smart hire. >> stephanie: wow. we were laughing because i actually did watch titanic with rowland on vacation. it's just feeling titanicy a little bit. by the way spoiler alert the ship sinks. >> and it's very cold in those waters, poor leo. but it truly is amazing. normally they wait until after the election to take the big high-paying lobbyist jobs. no, t-paw is

make this by filling it complete with mercury, dip it over and the mercury will go-go-go-go-go-go-glug out and what's on the top, nothing, a void. so that would be like a vacuum, maybe a little mercury vapor, but certainly not air. because how does the air get there? can you see that, gang? i mean, i could take this. suppose this was 10.3 meters tall, i bring up like that and all of a sudden it would start to drop. see--suppose 10.3 meters here, then there would be nothing there. so it'll be a void. maybe a little water vapor, yeah, but there would be nothing, wouldn't be like this air there, there is nothing oh, i am uh-huh. you see that, yeah. this is kind of nice, you've seen people do this. is this a big deal that i can pour water from one container to the other? how many people say, "wow, look at that." oh man, poured the water from one container, am i-- am i glad i came today, huh? that's no big deal. do you want to see something-- this kind of a big deal gang? here is what i want you to do tonight. take a glass of water, tip it over, take a glass of air and pour the air into the

. >> stephanie: it is the preshow thing and she is like glug glug glug. >> yeah. >> stephanie: and the said too bad she's crazy, and then she named someone drinking into a coke. she goes too bad she's crazy. you are calling someone else crazy? who? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: she probably can't remember, there are probably not enough brain cells floating around because of the merlot. and then i mentioned this to jacki -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: jacki schechner who got you nice things like health care, please and thank you, everybody. >> yeah, and it looks like health care is going to stay. >> stephanie: yeah. boner -- >> now a warning? >> stephanie: thank you, that's what the supreme court -- >> but his people tried to walk that back a little bit. we'll still try to repeal it -- who cares about the law. [ mumbling ] [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i mean seriously, how much taxpayer money? how many times? >> 30 times. >> i always said it was a lot of land, who said anything else? a lot of land! >> stephanie: now a warning? >> now a warning! >> they are just spinning th

you don't tend to glug, glug down so quickly when you compare it to something like eggnog with a shott described my past three days. >> are you champagne drinkers? do you like champagne or sparkling drinks? >> i wouldn't turn it down. >> it's not really your thing? >> not typically. i'm not so worried about the weight so much. and then consuming between men and women. >> health guidelines for alcohol consumption should be limited to an intake of one drink for women and two drinks for men each day. so first it doesn't mean you should start drinking -- if you want to be healthy start drinking. if you do consume alcohol there's rules for healthy living. for women it's one and men it's two drinks. 12-ounce beer, five-ounce glass of wine, one ounce of hard liquor like gin, bourbon. men and women are equal in just about everything but not in alcohol consumption. >> pure biology. >> it is biology. whether you choose to follow it or not. >> when you drink it seems you eat more. is there a direct relation there? >> biology kicks in every time when it comes to alcohol. it does stimulate your ap

i'm boozing it up, glug, glug, glug, you'll see me on the regular debate coverages in the background.ou be able to do the radio show? the next day? >> stephanie: as always! just pulled me off the space needle yesterday. inebriated like nobody's business. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> stephanie: all right, kids, carbonite -- i don't know, if you've been living in a cave. >> why we all need carbonite live in cave. >> stephanie: only cavemen -- >> ahhh! >> stephanie: doesn't have carbonite because you're busy, you don't have time to remember to back everything up on your computer. that's the olden days for god's sake. when you put your stuff on doilies and your computer. for god's sakes, get with the time. carbonite, set it up once. your computer files are backed up whenever you are connected to the interwebs. you don't have to remember to do it. it is $59 for the entire year. unlimited space for your pc or your mac plus access your files from any smart phone. if you run a little tiny business like i do, i just stumbled upon my own show. >> i try to look at things from both sides. >> s

glug glug, glug, glug. 17 minutes -- no, that's the paul ryan debate.would we do without it? i'm on the road all the time. >> you are. >> stephanie: for sexy liberal. >> this weekend. >> stephanie: or running from the law. i need to be able to work remotely. exactly. >> or sweating like a whore in church. >> stephanie: that's right. more and more businesspeople working remotely from their mobile devices. tablets and smart phones cannot replace that office computer unless, of course, you have the go to my pc app. we joke about there is an app for that? there is. >> it is very useful. >> stephanie: it is the missing link. it turns any mobile device including your android kindle, into your computer. go to mypc. so reliable, easy to use. number one tool for remote access. go to my pc, you can access your entire mac or pc, send, edit, send, didn't you used to be able to do all of that. i have to get home if i have to save or edit. not anymore. the go to my pc app, it is a lifesaver when you're away from the office. have my entire office computer in my pocket

. >> stephanie: in the words of paul ryan, glug glug glug -- it's like cartoon drinking. [ laughter ]ood morning, stephanie. i don't think mitt romney will appear near as eloquent tonight because he hasn't had two months to prepare and have his staff constantly throwing his little bait at him with what he is going to come back with. and david shuster made the remark that if mitt romney can't go on "the view" and face somebody like whoopi goldberg what the heck is he going to do when he face somebody like [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: exactly. exactly. yeah, i mean and that's the thing -- i saw -- i don't know if it is out yet, but somebody there "politico" interviewed me yesterday. mitt romney has had 19 debates in a row how many townhalls, the president has been being president. mitt romney has literally been running for president since 1916, something. we shall see tonight. 29 minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ they already agreed. that's not what this is about. scott walker testified to that in congress. it won't do anything for the budget. he just

temporary cease fire in the civil conflict is the editor in chief of the syria tribune media channel and glug believes the blast is aimed at derailing any peace efforts in syria. they are trying to destroy what they were bringing is trying to do obviously there are countries that are not happy about. any success that any brahimi may have it all depends on the will of the countries backing the rebels the rebel groups are all controlled from the outside if somebody gives your money weapons and means of communication this means they can control you and these countries can have that of all she's fire in forty eight hours or even less if they are if they have there will be the rebels have absolutely no prospect of achieving what they want or what what can happen at the moment is a longing to struggle to weaken syria more and more and this is what we're serious hope will not happen there's been a new spirit of violence in the deadly siege of the town of bani walid in libya a traditional stronghold of x. libyan leader moammar gadhafi the libyan army and the loyalist militia have been shelling the to

>> stephanie: mary little tip from me, glug glug glug. >> announcer: call the political party line nowan -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ -- let me be-he ♪ >> stephanie: uh-huh. it is the "stephanie miller show." this hour brought to you by go to my pc. they are amazing try go to my pc free for 45 days go to gotomypc.com and click on the try it free button and type in the promo code stephanie. melissa fitzgerald with us. >> it was fun, and i'm so glad i did it. >> and that's why we won. >> stephanie: right? [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: speaking -- we were talking about media, like how they outnumber us in radio stations and all of that stuff. the sinclair stations that ran the [ inaudible ] voting ads. they make it seem like it's a news special. >> right, the preempt the normal nbc news or whatever -- and put on these specials and make them look like they are newscasts. >> why is this legal? >> yes. >> stephanie: a reporter said she had no choice in the matter. she said please take your complaints to our headquarters. [ applause ] >> when you are an anchor and rep

by the way -- >> bill: glug, glug, glug. >> that's in ten years' time that we've lost that much.mind-blowing. >> bill: think how many centuries it took to build up the ice. so anyhow, it is frightening but jim inhoff and all of the other -- they don't care. they don't think it means anything. it is just cyclical. it will all freeze again next year. that's the way it works. mmm, man. what a line-up today. congressman chris van hollen, the ranking democrat on the budget committee. we haven't seen him in studio since charlotte. he was there with us in charlotte on radio row. he will be in studio with us today. peter fenn, democratic strategist will be along as a "friend of bill." and clarence page, legendary columnist for "the chicago tribune," we'll be talking to him as well about all of the latest. again, taking your calls. but first... >> this is the "full court press." >> good morning on this thursday. other headlines making news. we're about due for this headline. lindsay lohan arrested again. tmz reports the actress hit a man while trying to park her porsche in front of a new

glug glug, glug. >> it was -- and then it's come out, of course, that you might have brought this upas asked for even more money and asked for money for -- from obama care. all kinds of things. >> stephanie: excuse me. from "the associated press," rude, a new report highlights 9,000 pages between ryan's congressional office and dozens of federal agencies and departments in which ryan repeatedly sought millions of dollars for his own constituents often called from programs ryan is complaining to reduce or eliminate entirely. >> but government never created a job. never created a job. >> stephanie: biden went at him -- like alec baldwin and glen ross. he may have been glared at ryan and said [ bleep ] that's my name. >> a set of steak knives. >> stephanie: it was the katharsis democrats needed. if the president can get in a line like that, it will be where we were before the debate. >> unless the humidity on long island gets to him. >> stephanie: oh, come now. >> there is this great new book called the new new deal that's all about how well the stimulus worked and just that it essentia

[ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] [ ♪ hypnotic ♪ ] i paid into the fund that you said is now -- glug, glug, glug. >> robbed these wall street bankers who were crooks, masses of the republicans, they were fast and furiously get out of eric holder's face. >> stephanie: thank you. no further questions. here is romney. right after newt gingrich, frankly that means less teachers. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] so this was on fox news. romney, so rare for him contradicted his own remarks. saying the obama campaign was making a very strange accusation when it claimed he doesn't want to hire more teachers. what? >> that's a very strange accusation. teachers, firemen and policemen are hired at the local level and also by states. the federal government doesn't pay for teachers, firefighters or policemen. obviously that's completly absurd. he's got a new idea though to have another stimulus and to have the federal government send money to try to bail out cities and states didn't work the first time. it certainly wouldn't work the second time. >> he doesn't seem to understand there are a lot of federal programs t

jim angle looks at what is behind the glug the nation's -- surge. nation's poverty level is raising as it heads to a 50 year high. the main reason is clear. >> this is what happens when people don't have work. the percentage of americans actively participating in the workforce is a 27 year 0 low. >> poverty is a question of people having employment at the decent wages. and we have seen that employment is scarce for people who lose their jobs. >> "the associated press" surveyed experts and think tanks and they said the poverty rate will increase just before the election. some 46 million people are now officially considered poor. >> a family of four, that's about $23,000. a fairly low-level of income. >> any increase in the poverty rate would push it to the highest level since 1960. poverty measures do not count about a trillion dollars of year provide today the poor in 80 programs. >> they don't always make people better off in the cash sense so they still remain low income even though they're getting government support. >> if you did count that, the

that's probably why all they hear is glug, glug, glug. clinking glasses.i'll be there in a minute! all right. 58 minutes after the hour. back with rob reiner next on "the stephanie miller show." rr [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: hello. hour number three. rob reiner coming up. talk about the supreme court doings. jacki schechner -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >> yes? >> stephanie: another weird thing out of florida miami girl. only in florida would you see this headline. florida man goes out on a drink leaves infant son at home with pitbull as the baby-sitter. that's when you should have taken a baby to a bar. >> look at you! you have a baby. in a bar! >> stephanie: yeah. he's been charged with child neglect for eaghtdly leaving his 10 month-month-old at home with no one to care for him but a pitbull. >> oh, yea florida. >> stephanie: just saying that's when bringing the baby to the bar would have been a solution. >> i don't know if we're crazier than the other state or we just have better reporting on the craziness. >> think with you have better reporting. >

. >> it's called glug. it's made with mulled wine. it's a great thing to drink in the wintertime.traditional danish drink served through the holidays. you can get it through the columbia room through december 13th. room 11 in columbia heights does it for $8 a glass. >> we should have welcomes you with one today. >> afterwards. >> great to see you. >> thanks. >>> for more ideas for your weekend, log on to www.nbcwashington.com orr the going out guide at washingtonpost.com. >> let's look at the stories we are following on news 4 this afternoon with pat lawson muse in the news room with a preview of things to come. >>> coming up today, a warning about a dangerous new drug that is growing in popularity. it's legal here in the u.s. doctors say it comes with serious risk. you'll want to see that story. a study about the uv lamps that dry your nails at the salon. is that light safe for your nails? flipping the switch on the national christmas tree, it's the day we all wait for yearly. you have seen this year's performers rehearsing. tonight, watch the big moment live on news 4 at 5:00. >

glug glug. very tense last night. diane, i feel your pain. all right.rris. >> i believe that -- and i've said this before and everybody either gives a sigh of relief for a cynical -- there is no chance that obama will get re-elected. none zilch nada. we'll also win ten seats in the senate. >> stephanie: really? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: oh, dick, we're not laughing at you. we're laughing really hard! >> wow! >> i bet a gajillion dollars! oh no. >> stephanie: okay. what did they say yesterday? nate silver always right. dick morris always wrong. thing that made me the most confident yesterday. >> nate silver getting a lot of ass. dick morris, not. >> he is a big ass. >> stephanie: not even a prostitute toe to be found anywhere in dick morris -- even prostitutes are like you were so wrong! [ crickets chirping ] that's such a turnoff. >> i've never known anyone who was all ass. >> stephanie: you couldn't pay me to [ bleep ] you. you are so wrong. okay. we have -- we have our own writer. ♪ return to sender ♪ ♪ return to ♪ >> bender. >> it means a lot, doesn

[ glugging ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: what is it? an attack dog in my mouth?lized it was vinegar. [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, smoke detectors, for being a loud alert that tells me i need to remove the batteries from my smoke detectors. [ laughter ] [ imitating alarm ] [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, revolving doors, for basically being a really lame team building exercise with strangers. [ laughter ] "if we all push together, we'll make it through. and push. yes, we did it. okay, have a good life." [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] ♪ thank you, twinkies, for reaching your final expiration date. [ laughter ] there you have it. those are my "thank you notes." [ cheers and applause ] and everyone in the audience is getting a twinkie! we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ get a stocking full of savings... ...at the petsmart winter wonderland sale. save 30% on hundreds of items, including all petholiday™ by top paw® and toyshoppe® products. plus, all toyshoppe® long arm dog toysre $4.99 each. f

. >> thanks, glug thanks for having me. >> judge jeanine: coming up ben stein calls for one high rankingicial to resign over the libya attack. stick around to find out who he says should. later, does a big win in the debate mean a big gain in the polls? ...seems like you guys got a little gassed out there. enough already. c'mon guys. next question. hello! what's your favorite color? what's my favorite color? yes. purple. what's your favorite animal? sea turtle. what's your bedtime? do you believe in space aliens? ...i love puppies. hash browns or home fries? home fries. do you like my dress? why can't you guys ask good questions like this? [ morgan ] for a chance to interview an nfl player... join visa nfl fan offers and make your season epic. keys, keys, keys, keys, keys. ♪ well, he's not very handsome ♪ to look at [ sighs ] ♪ oh, he's shaggy ♪ and he eats like a hog [ male announcer ] the volkswagen jetta. available with advanced keyless technology. control everything from your pocket, purse, or wherever. that's the power of german engineering. ♪ that dirt old egg-suckin' dog ♪ [ male

. >> thanks, glug thanks for having me. >> judge jeanine: coming up ben stein calls for one high ranking official to resign over the libya attack. stick around to find out who he says should. later, does a big win in the debate mean a big gain in the polls? email marketing from constant contact reaches people in a place they're checking every day -- their inbox. and it gives you the tools to create custom emails that drive business. it's just one of the ways constant contact can help you grow your small business. sign up for your free trial today at constantcontact.com/try. >> judge jeanine: in the aftermath of the deadly libya attack, president obama's actions and inactions have been debated by politicians and pundits but one familiar face turned his sights on secretary of state hillary clinton for failing to protect her diplomats. he is the former speechwriter for presidents nixon and ford, economist and author of how to really ruin your financial life and portfolio, ben stein. thanks for being with us. >> honor to be here. no place else i would rather be on a saturday night. >> judge

. >> thanks, glug thanks for having me. >> judge jeanine: coming up ben stein calls for one high rankingfficial to resign over the libya attack. stick around to find out who he says should. later, does a big win in the debate mean a big gain in the polls? with the spark cash card from capital one, sven's home security gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! how does this thinwork? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% casback on every purche, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar... great businesses deserve the most rewards! [ male announcer ] the ark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? here's your invoice. >> judge jeanine: in the aftermath of the deadly libya attack, president obama's actions and inactions have been debated by politicians and pundits but one familiar face turned his sights on secretary of state hillary clinton for failing to protect her diplomats

. >> this is an every day glug worthy wine with a screw cap. >> reporter: your other option is to read wine. there's no shortage about books promising to teach you everything. but he says that's not the whole answer. >> by trying to learn about golf by watching a videotape or something, it's not going to work. you got to put in time and practice and effort like learning a musical instrument or a sport. >> reporter: and practice is easier than learning an instrument. >> it's more pleasure scrabble. >> reporter: what about taking advice from the pros and give wines scores. he says those aren't much help. >> apricots and composts and melted road tar and you get crazy with these things. it's really silly. that doesn't help us understand wine to break it down to aroma and flavor. >> reporter: at the pata negra wine bar, scott coscia couldn't agree more. >> oh, it has a sense of chocolate. i love chocolate. it has a hint of dirt. what's that dirt and chocolate? >> reporter: and fernando romero talked about the anxiety that goes with having to select wine important the list when he's out with

two guys were drowning and they were saved, but not until they got to the point that they were going glugthe frog men, i didn't know i could be saved or maybe i would have been saved as well. it was something. >> gretchen: you're partnered with a special ops person. >> yes. >> gretchen: and last night, la lalaali was on your team? >> yes. it's a timed trial. each person has their own responsibility. so if we were a squad, everybody had to perform their duty and i can't take your targets out, for example. and that's how that works. we can't move as a squad until each one of us has done our job. so doesn't matter how strong you are as an individual, you're only as strong as your team members. that's the whole deal. >> steve: so at the conclusion of the six or eight episodes -- >> it's six. >> steve: you'll have a big winner. i get a feeling that after you have done this and the episodes are already in the can, so you can't tell us who won, i bet you get a real appreciation for what the real special ops guys do, don't you? >> that's the whole thing. this whole show a love song to our men and

glug sure, any time. >> host: we often see a big drama unfold before they get ready to leave town. you expecting that this time around? >> guest: not nearly as dramatic in year's past. in 2009, there was a rush to get the health care bill out of the commerce committee that went down to the last day with crazy meetings late into the night. last year at this time we were dealing with the debt ceiling hike and all sorts of drama. this time around, they are having an election year dialing back expectations on what they are trying to pass, and they've gotten a few of the must-pass things already done this summer so looking ahead, you've got a couple of things that they are trying to get done, and on the house side, they have the competing tax plan, and the democratic plan is to extend the bush era tax cuts other than those makes under $250,000. the senate already approved that by just a couple vote margin. the house will reject that approving the republican plan to extend the tax cuts for everyone including the most wealthy. that is going dob their senate task of the week, and taking up

i suggest glug them together if kids are around, knock them over, it goes bye-bye. >> i love this. >>e this. paste it on the outside. would you make me a ghost face. >> are lights too hot for plastic? >> no, they haven't burned so far. >> burn the house down, i'm concerned. >> they let off such little energy you don't have to worry about it. if you're concerned, put it outside, leave it on overnight, if it doesn't melt by morning, you're in good shape. >> she's going to paint forever. >> a sneak peek. >> something down here. >> i'm not finished. >> nobody cares about the milk carton. >> i do. i have a task i'm going to complete. >> spider wreath. this is a fun trick to put on the door, inside, outside. >> this looks cool. >> you like this one? >> i do. >> come here, you've got to make it with me. >> you're on this side. a brief explanation. your own wreath, recycle, pull off christmas decorations, use these. take the spider web and create your own. >> put some spiders on there. >> i have spiders. one big spider. whoever grabs it first, it's yours. >> what i suggest, do your sticks fir

>> stephanie: hang on glug glug glug glug glug. >> is that how it takes you to glug down a giant entree to the finish line. >> yes. >> stephanie: we'll see you tomorrow on the "stephanie miller show." ♪