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nice perk, you get a lot of wine. >> thank you. >> in this movie you starred as an unsavory meany and evolve into a different character. >> yeah. become a hero by the end. at first i'm more attracted to frieda pinto's character and who wouldn't be, she is beautiful. she is so normal. it's crazy. so sweet and willing to try to be better every time. >> that's great. were you helping her? she is relatively new. >> has she done much before "slum dog?" >> she hasn't done anything. she's been such a good friend to me since this movie. i gave her an award last week. >> high luminaries in the audience. what was that like? >> i was nervous. barbra streisand, michelle pfeiffer. >> meryl streep. >> all of them. i gave her a speech. >> what did you say? what was the main thing about her that you said? >> i said she is so glamorous and beautiful, but she always seems to have this incredible work ethic and wanting to be better. she is so humble about it all. i really fell for her in that way. >> you have a little bit of a thing for her? let's be honest. >> well, she

>> let's take a break. let you calm down a bit. have a class of water. with when we come back we'll talk about the birth of "family guy." later you're going to reveal the newest member of the cast. >> oh, really? >> may be news to you, that's what i'm told. >> hey, how about that? it says there's another state to abolish the death penalty. >> oh, is that right? >> it says it makes you share a pops kl with tom waits? >> what state is that? >> i don't know. looks like oklahoma chasuetts. >> when you watch that your very first proper animation, what do you think? >> not very proper. >> was that your pathetic attempt at a british accent? >> yes. it's not very good. i have yet to make any profit off of it. it's -- i look at it -- it doesn't look that much different than what i would do now. >> you can recognize it as your kind of style. even amateurish. >> the life of larry my degree film from college. most of those gags have been pillaged for "family guy." it's a very crude, very early version of "family guy" in a lot of ways. >> when you have this kind of vi

you can tell by a man's eyes. can you tell by a fighter's eyes? >> yes, you can. can see manny pacquiao, when he's in attack mode, he's like a shark. he's like perfect focus. he sees everything coming at him and everything going out. and it's one of the most important weapons people don't really realize, they think it's foot and hands but it's his vision that's the best part about manny pacquiao that makes him so accurate, and a great puncher. accuracy and timing, he's perfect at it at this point. >> when you look around this gym, freddie, it's like a piece of boxing history. so many great fighters have been in here. you've worked with most of the greats in the last 30 years. what makes manny special to you? he's like a son to me. you know, he was a young man when he first came to me. he came to me for advice at times back then and he's grown into a young man and now he makes his own decisions and we don't have those discussions that we once had. i miss that a little bit, but, again, he's grown up and he'll make his own decisions. you know, this gym is just like -

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[applause] i want to give you a chance. you have had a terrific life. we've known each other for many years. you had a great radio show. you decide as a citizen to dive into this. what has been the greatest surprise to you out of this whole experience? >> maine nitpicking of the media. i expect to have to work hard. i expected to have to study hard. i did not realize this media when you start moving up in the polls. that has been the biggest surprise, because if there is a journalistic standard, a lot of them don't follow it. too many people get misinformation and disinformation this is probably going to get taken the wrong way, but i did not take political correctness school. there are too many people in the media that are downright dishonest. not all, but to many of them doing a disservice to the american people. >> do you have a question for newt gingrich? >> yes, i do. if you were vice presi of the united states and -- [laughter] what would you what the president to assign you to do first? >> having studied dick cheney, i would not go hunting. >> i h

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and again, if you look at a black person and you say that person has to think in a particular way, i don't care if you are white or you are black and you say that, then you've got a prejudice. you can't see beyond race to give that person the dignity, the ability to think as they might. so i really don't engage in this. i simply say to people, you know, i'll think what i think and if you have a problem with that, it's your problem, not mine. >> do you have a favorite for president in the gop? >> no. i like where we are right now. this is the best time, actually, in our political system because we have an incumbent in the white house and we have a party -- >> know. i report on him a lot. >> you do. and we have a party who is going to challenge. happens to be my party that's going to challenge. and i think it's a good thing that we will get a chance to watch people over the next several months, we will get a chance to watch them under pressure, we will get a chance to watch them under the lights. i've never actually said that our political system is too tough on people. you learn a lot

you sit in a room for years. u hope somebody might read what you have written and understand or enjoy it. i was interested in the eddies of women in power, the resonance between east and west. i think those two teams have hit home. i think there has been a lot of interest in terms of female empowerment. i was touched by the men who have come to buy the book for their daughters. it is not a book about a role model. it is not something you want to encourage. there has been a sense of a smart. shrewd woman who does the improbable. the unveiling of mysteries. the human mind and loves to embrace that idea. this is a book that says, are conceptions are wrong. we have so many ideas that are misplaced. very basic ideas about her. she is not the egyptian, she is rich, she is not beautiful. the unveiling peace has been alluring. >> you do speaking for a living. >> i would not say that. i have spoken publicly. >> you write books for a living. you read articles from time to time. -- write articles from time to time. you are o

"you wanna check in --" -- a fugazi." who you callin' a dunsky?" you know? i had to talk to him like lefty. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, and he talked back to you like lefty too? >> and he talked back like lefty. >> jimmy: yeah. >> talking like him now, you know? >> jimmy: but you were -- i mean, "the son of no one." it's a serious movie. it's a drama. it shows your range. >> my first drama. >> jimmy: i mean, this is good 'cause you're -- we know how funny you are. >> yeah, i'm the black tom hanks. [ laughter ] little do you know. uptown, they call me the black bon jovi. along with the black charlie sheen. >> jimmy: oh, my god. that's unbelievable. >> 'cause i'm bombed out. [ laughter ] look at the -- -- is studying me. he's like, "this dude is weird. word up. [ laughter ] even in black standards, he's bugged out." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that's not true. we were talking back stage. i know you love movies. >> the stage of rage the hip hop done to me. the stage of rage. >> jimmy: we were -- we were backstage. we were talking about -- talking about movies. and back

and yet, you went to a conservative school. you grew up a fox. i'm doing the math here, it's not adding up the right way. >> fox is a company that is schizophrenic in a lot of ways. the nearest division is very conservative. the entertainment division is very progressive. they really kind of keep their hands out of our business. you know, within reason. and, you know, i think at the top, it's a company that, you know, i never met rupert personally, but i assumed he was a businessman first and conservative second. >> i can confirm that, sort of dug a little bit into politics then. let's go straight hard core. because we're heading towards an election. america is economically tanking. is this great comic value for you? are these cast of characters emerging? >> i guess rick perry or michele bachmann it would be the best possible thing to happen to comedy. >> that is dream double ticket? >> probably, yeah. my god, that would be wall to wall laughs for four and possibly eight years. but, you know, for me i constantly have to remind myself to try and s

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, it's total and what do you say, you have a -- >> total. >> jimmy: do you have a bowl of total. >> you laughter ] see it's cheerios. >> jimmy: cheerios and total and cheerios. and bowlio-o-lio. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i have a -- >> you're getting there. you're getting there. your minnesota starter kit. >> jimmy: i'm working hard. i'm working hard. >> yeah. >> jimmy: we play games on this show a lot. >> all right. >> jimmy: i want to play a game with you okay? >> all right. >> jimmy: it's called "one word." >> all right. >> jimmy: okay. and i'm going to say one word and you say the first word that comes into your head, okay? >> okay. all right, i'll try. >> jimmy: we got to dim the lights to make it more fun. >> all right. [ light laughter ] and music. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> got to have some music. ♪ >> jimmy: here we go. one word. >> oh, this is scary. [ laughter ] party monkey. >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no. i start. >> i got it wrong. i got it wrong? >> jimmy: i start. yeah, here we go. >> cranberries. >> jimmy: ready? >> romney. [ sighs ] [ laughter ] >> hair. [ light

you? >> been a minute since i saw you. >> been awhile. >> you've been a busy guy. toured with sade. i saw you perform and the whole feel was very sultry, very loving. how is she in real life? i just imagine her being on this -- just floating through life. >> she's beautiful. she was really gracious, you know. sometimes when you tour with people they're like, standoffish and do they thing and you do yours, but she was awesome. she put on an amazing show. we were proud to be part of it. >> now, i heard you're kind of really, really tight with the obamas. got to be cool to have direct access to the white house. not too many people can say that. >> two phone calls away from, you know, the white house, like, i can't call him directly. but i can have my people call their people and we can, you know, we need to speak with them, we can make it happen. >> in a matter of 30 minutes or less. it can happen. the hold days are coming up and you just collaborated with mariah carey on a christmas album. how was that? >> oh, it was so great. she's been selling christmas albums sinc

you got this wrong. i just did a musical and people said you got this wrong, you got that wrong. >> there are whack jobs out there? who knew? >> i just want to warn you. they are going to come out from under the woodwork. have you heard from any of them yet? >> i heard from a couple. one thing is there are a lot of people out there. i have no bone to pick with them whatsoever who believed that it was a conspiracy. was it the mafia involved or the cia or castro or lbj? all of them. they already started to weigh in on their websites. they are wedded to their thing. i'm like, hey, no problem here. you believe what you believe, i'll believe what i believe. >> good luck with the book. >> we don't have to wish him. >> it's already a bestseller. >> we wish you all the best. great to see you again. it's a long time. sara hits the city after dark and takes a stab spinning some tunes. >> i want to do that. >> it's too late. sara did it. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance

did, it's a very basic case, parts are parts and when you get a speaker and they say, we're going to give you a four-way speaker, you expect to get four drivers. >> were these speaker built to look like all the components. but when you took them apart you realized it wasn't there? >> absolutely. in fact there are, we believe, some speakers where they actually put something in there that you would think it's a speaker. the ones we have, there's nothing there. you have a little dome over the top and nothing below it. so it's a total scam. >> rob, can you describe what we're seeing in the pictures that you sent? >> i can show you this is the picture. this right here is the 6 x 9. and this top normally sits on the top of the speaker. and if you flip it over, it's got oneery highest range, which is the smallest speaker. you can see the little brass part. it's supposed to have another one where the dome is, so they're making it look like it's real on outside, but when you flip it over, there's nothing under it. no bass, no wires. >> now this retailer that's involved is best buy, but the

you can kill a man or a woman -- new turn them woman o&y -- you turn them into a ghost, and you cannot kill a ghost. leave them alone so you will rest in peace many years from now when you are dead. it is a strange, almost mystical vision on my part. >> i am with you every step of the way. it is getting fascinating for me. contextualize where we find ourselves. give me a sense of where we are in this country in this moment, not now burying our past so well on the issue of the economy. >> if you look at the history of the united states, it is a history of the struggle for memory and the prevalence of and the show. amnesia. we do not exist in relation to the past. the past has been made sweet. i think to reclaim the past with all its struggle and complexity, we live in an age of extreme complexity. now i believe in ambiguity. the idea that it is complicated and we have to think our way out of a crisis. one of the things i like about obama is he is very smart. he thinks. some people say he thinks too much, but he is someone who sees the complexity of an issue, and his greatest moments are

you know, i'm sober. i've been sober for ag time, clean and sober. >> jimmy: good, good. >> the problem is you go to rehab and they try to -- they try to take your mind off drugs with other things like board games. like you're -- they'll say to a crackhead, we know you're a crackhead but, hey, you want to play monopoly? and the crackhead will go, no, i don't want to play monopoly. i want to smoke crack. like i know there is -- you got a big high out of putting a hotel on boardwalk, but it really doesn't compare to the high of crack. >> jimmy: the idea is they're doing things that are so very boring when you get out you'll appreciate like a softball game. >> right, right, right. yeah, people tell me about a runner's high like i've heard about that. that hasn't happened to me. i've tried running to get a runner's high and apparently you have to run more than 30 feet together. >> jimmy: that's what they say. >> like forrest gump-type running. >> jimmy: you were in a facility or what kind -- where were you? >> i was in several fac

you. it's just a cool connection between you guys. f the week with you. >> yeah, it really is. >> jimmy: with her. >> yeah, with her. >> jimmy: yeah. you as her. sorry, you're that convincing. >> oh, thank you. yeah. it's a memoir that he published after her death of this kind of stolen moments in time when he had -- when, basically, sort of a fairy tale came true. >> jimmy: you've got to see it. here is a clip. watch this. it's michelle williams. "my week with marilyn." ♪ la la no matter what others may say or do ♪ ♪ light of heart and fancy free that's the way to start ♪ ♪ there will be nothing to lose 'til you lose your heart ♪ >> jimmy: watch it. michelle williams. "my week with marilyn" is in theaters november 23rd. alton brown joins us next. he's hanging out in the bud light lime green room. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ holidays at the mall... talking about ford, making new friends... that's how i roll. one minute you're in a mall... ...next minute you're in a fusion. have you heard about the sync system? everything you'd want for y

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certainly if are you high profile and successful. arick your balloons. >> exactly. the germans can be quite harsh and not as happy for you as they are in america. >> you're one of the most famous germans ever. >> i don't know. >> there aren't many globally famous germans. >> maybe not. >> can you think of any in the modern era, in the last sort of 30, 40 years. >> in germany, definitely yes. but not people that you would know here so much, yeah. >> what's next for the heidi klum incorporated machine? >> more designing. that's really my passion. i love to design. so i will be doing more of that. you will be hearing and seeing more things from the things. >> really? >> that i cook up. >> but no more children. you've done that. >> no, we have four children and we're complete now. like i told you before, we always looked around the table as if there was someone missing. now there's no one missing anymore. it's mayhem 24/7. it really is because they're all so young, you know, 7, 5, 4, and 2. it's -- it's a lot. >> the any of them to get int

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you have a sneezing fit. you don't have a cold. you don't know if it's an allergy.an inappropriate time for that to happen. how do you put the brakes on that? >> usually a sneeze is caused by something irritating inside of your nose. could be a piece of dust, something like that. so you want to clear out your nose, if you can. if it's possible to quickly get a cup of water, fill it to the top and dip your nose in a little bit to moisten that area. not always possible. i agree. >> when you're on the phone, hoda, you have lots of time. >> getting a wet tissue or hanky and moistening the tip of your nose could help. or thinking about something unrelated to sneezing. numbers, letters, something that's going to -- >> your dust is still in your nose. you're only tricking yourself. the minute you stop thinking about numbers or something, the dust is going to remind you. >> you're right. sometimes if you think about a grapefruit it actually stimulates saliva, because it's sour. that can trick your brain to get rid of the sneezing reflux. >> anybody whose favorite dessert is

i think if you make a mistake, you have a chance to explain it and move o. nsitive. do you want those people fired like hank williams? >> i think that cain crain had a bad week -- i didn't ask you. i said, should any of those people be fired? >> i don't think so. i am agreeing with your standard. >> sean: so hank, you take back your words -- >> no, no. i think -- >> sean: forget it. >> [overlapping dialogue] >> sean: if i have a heart attack on this program, it's your fault. >> suspebbedded for two weeks. are you going to give us anything? admonished? >> sean: nothing, nothing. liberals can say whatever the hell they want. >> let's put some reality in this. i know those folks. a love those people are not contributor, they can't are fired. but you see a lot of liberal lefts want everyone to think in ethnic solidarity, that they represent the entire african-american community. >> this shatters that illusion. >> it shatters it. >> sean: that's why they are a threat, conservative women are a threat, marco rubio is a threat. herman cain's threat. we have joe pater

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lot of good luck if you get pooped on a lot. >> you know what these birds are doing? i figured it out. these birds are getting a good spot in line for black friday. >> on this show we love debate, and this is one of the most important debates we probably will ever have. >> okay. >> can the biebes rap or not? >> we have had this debate before. i say he can't. >> i don't see what the problem was. >> did we not settle this a week ago? why are we bringing this up again? >> because the biebs went to new york city to prove his rapping chops. ♪ >> you can call me ferri ferris buellor? >> i think i might be turning over a new leaf. and i got to say, i like his hat. a little snowball. >> do you have anything to say? >> no. you have to say sorry to me because you know i was right and you were wrong. say it. >> mmmm t-- >> say my name. >> gail. maybe i underestimated bieber's rapping about. >> now are you a belieber? >> he can rap. truth. >> i feel like a turkey today. >> sometimes we show you videos just to make you laugh. but at least this one is timely. a guy in a turkey suit

. >> i think you need a spot of tea. >> hello, darling. >> oh, don't you love a little tea in the morning? okay, cheers, everybody. >> cheers. how are you? >> so good to see you. >> we had a nice reveal this morning, didn't we? >> what's with your english accent? >> i'm like madonna, it comes and goes. >> stay in it for a moment. >> i'll try. we are beatrice. >> and you are eugenie. >> it doesn't matter. when we arrived on the plaza, we noticed there were two ringers just like us. >> they got their outfit from loehman's. >> let's see them. >> i think. >> but they got the teeth. >> where did you get those teeth? >> mum, mum gave it to us. >> mum mum says hello. she wasn't invited to the wedding. >> no. >> we had dates when we got to the wedding because we don't have any men in our life. it's very sad. >> who do i look like, you guys? who do i look like? >> chita rivera or carmen miranda. >> anyone with a lot of fruit on her head is who i look like. >> are you all still here? vamos. >> this morning was a beautiful reveal on the plaza. >> it was nice. >> let's watch the reveal. >> looks like

you hit a wall. you go, stop the nonsense. of course this wasn't a sham. do you know how hard it was for us to even say this to our fabulous network, "e!" and to tell my mother, it took me like -- it's like, whoa. >> what about your conflict. your conflict is you are not just the mother of kim kardashian, you are the manager. all the girls. you're the manager. you have to do more than just make sure everybody's in check. you have to make sure the business continues to run. do you think you could have compromised some of your motherly duties because you were worried about your business duties? >> when we did the wedding, the wedding wasn't my business. that wasn't -- didn't have anything to do with business. you know, the wedding was for kim. what i was doing was planning parties and a wedding and family members from out of town and if that's what you're talking about. but now my only job, you know, i have to put manager to the side right now. i'm kim's mom. first and foremost. that's what i'm here to do and to help her through this. all you've got is your f

it was a bit over the top. you a number of other places. >> but i think four or five journalists got arrested for doing -- for only doing their job. i think another was the new york daily news or a new york post guy. these were not guys with random credentials saying, "i am the press." >> they have a ticket. >> that was the problem. >> that was funny about the daily news too. yea, we support this. but then the minute one of their own was arrested they say, we are very -- disturbed about this. >> what do you make of bloomburg? for awhile he said they have a right to be there, and then he saw this. my theory is he saw somebody smoking a cigarette in the park. >> maybe that was it. i think he was very patient. they have been there six weeks to two months now, and all of the mayors had a conference call at some point yesterday and said let's all do this in math. i heard there have been dozens of millions of dollars spent on cleaning up the taxpayers pay that money for all of the over time. i think the mayor went as far

can write a drt. one, you can have a fixed fee. for this defined scope of services you are going to pay this much money. if i'm really efficient and i get it done in less than than i guessed, the money goes in my office. that way you are protected against the fee goes stratospheric. or the contract to be written, these are our hourly rates, we'll do what it takes to get the project done and that's commonly referred to as the open checkbook approach. and there's some projects where that's appropriate, but that's fairly unusual. it's just a question of what you agree to. >> sometimes, many times your architect will ask you -- look, the basic design and construction will cost x, i can guarantee it, but because it might take 6 to 9 months, for that kind of work, we will keep track of that separately, we'll have to do that which the hour because it might cost me $10; it might cost me $100. >> is it wise for the owner to do it themselves? go to the hearing, talk to the neighbor it is, explain it all out? . >> that depends, mark, entirely

you know, it's a crazy system. you cut to an ace, you bet a lot of money. the casino would see that, so you have to have a persona developed, so they used to pretend to be these characters like a rock star, you know, walking in with their inte rack, or they'd come in like they were doing a didn'tal convention and pretend they were suicide aldentists, i'm just going to throw my money on the table. but you're right, it's probably much harolder to do today. >> host: next call comes from david in denver. good amp, david. there are. >> caller: hello. hi, ben. i've got a funny question for you, i think. first of all, i wanted to thank you for being so open about how you write nonfiction and make it into a fun story. i just published my first nonfiction narrative, and my publisher said it reads like a suspense novel. how did you do that? and we probably shouldn't do that. [laughter] but we got through it, and i just can't tell you how good i feel having listened to you just now talk about and explain that. it's fantastic. >> guest: oh, yeah. >> caller: so i wanted

if you fly three or four types a month you are eligible for fly a lot. that president obama is wrong. americans are not lazy. we have great ideas. >> greg: i just came up with it. >> kimberly: it's like my underwear and bra are setting off all the alarms. i know they're not. >> greg: it's alarming. >> bob: you need to get through security. >> kimberly: did you know that bob beckel gets up at 6:00 a.m. on black friday to hit the mall and do his christmas shopping? yeah, right. he will tell us all about it. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ [husband:] getting cold out here. [wife:] in here too. we need more affordable energy in this country. we need to protect the environment. what about the economy? what about our planet? [announcer:] at conocophillips, we're helping power america's economy with cleaner, affordable natural gas. more jobs. less emissions. a good answer for everyone. so with affordable energy that we can get to safely... we could afford to eat out more often. our daughter likes my cooking. don't you lori... lori? [announcer:] conocophillips. by th

so you know, i think it's a complicated issue. you know, just like you, you know, do you want to pay more taxes? >> i wouldn't mind paying more tax. i think in principle -- funny enough, americans pay a lot less tax than we do in britain, for example. a lot less. which may be why we're in the financial crisis we're in now. but for a long time the tax rates have been a lot higher in britain. and i don't have a problem with that. i don't have a problem with the ideology of the rich paying a higher tax bracket than the poor. but many people in america do. i think part of that is the class structure here, unlike in britain where it depends on who your parents were and where you went to sxoolt kind of accent you have, in america it's based much more around working hard-a , achieving success, and the money comes with that. and you're the perfect examples of that. it's a different class structure, isn't it? >> i think it is. you know, i agree with what victoria said. even what you said. we don't mind paying to help others as long as it's

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for you as a black american. at did you feel that day when barack obama became president? >> i think it was the same for everyone. it shows how far as a whole america's come. you know? >> do you believe it has? or do you believe that everybody thought it had? i mean, quite a few people have said to me over this desk since that there's almost -- it feels like there's more racism now because of barack obama becoming president? >> well, yeah, on some levels. me, ways an advocate for hillary, i was a supporter for hillary because i wasn't sure that america was ready for an african-american president. i didn't know what could happen in the process, because it could have been a mess to have something happen to him in the process. >> because you feared that -- >> yeah. >> how do you think he's doing? >> i mean, i think he inherited america in a terrible state. so it's pretty tough to get things right back in the order. like you got people out protesting today that are in parks around the world. >> can you still relate to

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