your accent. >> it is harder to do another accent. type of actor i am, i'm doing an actor with that accent. i stay in that accent. that is how i do it. if i jump back and forth, i end up having too many discrepancies. >> the whole idea of them shooting this the way they did with the cameras and roller blades and you are on the motorcycle doing your own stunts. is it freeing as an actor seeing the director having the time of their lives. >> it is inspiring when the directors are not just sitting behind the monitors watching but they actually get involve like that. they operate themselves so that is inspiring. when you've got the director right there and you are doing a stunt together, it is a team effort. he is encouraging you, go for it. with your performance and that makes a big difference. >> i had no idea he was from england. having a british accent and everything. >> i've seen him in a couple of things. >> he is such a great actor. he does the regular roles that you can't hear the accent. i guess that is what it is all about. >> t

asking about accents a lot.l come -- it's one of those great things were it will be like 11:00 at night -- and last night paul, one of the cast, came up to me and said, "hey, do you do a german accent?" i was like, "i'll approximate, i don't care." >> jimmy: not everyday, but i'll try it. >> and then, like later today -- early today, i was thinking, "i haven't heard anything about that german accent sketch, maybe he was just curious?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: in the middle of the night, he's like, "i'm going to get this out of the way" -- >> i've got to ask. >> jimmy: do you do a german accent? >> so, you know -- it's incredibly -- you know, watching people like bill hader and kristen wiig, and all those -- watching them work. >> jimmy: it's a great cast. >> it's an amazing cast. >> jimmy: andy samberg. all those guys. >> i haven't met andy yet. >> jimmy: oh, really? my gosh, he's killer. you'll love him. you'll so much. you're gonna have -- it's the best, most exciting moment, i think, of my life. >> but, because

apparently theory doesn't understand scottish accent. >> are you going to get me something to eat?>> i am not aware of my meetings about the hot and gorgia and joannie and chochi. >> i don't understand. i need to -- >> a jammy. it's just bread and jam. [ bleep ] oh for [ bleep ] sake. >> it doesn't hear the scottish accent, but i don't think it works as well as everybody thought it was going to. it's a bit frustrating. i try to use it a lot. >> it does sound like a jammy and a chip bread and a pint. just say i want a sandwich, chips, and beer. >> they might call it something different in scotland. >> you are also not thinking -- this makes complete sense. theory p wasn't sold to be a magician. it's not like you're going to go, poof, there's your beer and sandwich. >> have you ever tried it in your accent? >> yes, theory makes me mad. every time i get her to make me a reminder, sorry, i can't do that. >> for me ordering a sandwich and beer, oh, god, hey, hey, theory. i would like a pulled pork sandwich and a beer. >> hello. >> dumb. >> it just -- she said hi. >> a full court sandwic

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. >>> i love that accent. >> extraordinary. >> amazing. >> he could run it all down i have it all here. >> he made it very clear because when you are reading it is like what? essentially his grandfather and father had children late in

. >> what is the role of accents, she is from greek origin.fference when you get to these great british universities with the wits? >> i think initially it does because -- >> favorable or unfavorable. >> unfavorable to begin with. in england, if you have a foreign accent to begin with, it's unfavorable, less so than earlier times. now people don't make that effort to adopt the english accent. but what happens is over time because there have been so many singaporeans, australians, canadians. >> americans. >> americans as well who have blazed a trail of glory, if you distinguish yourself, over time you are seen as the exotic foreigner who can thrive on the english scene and to the credit of both oxford and cambridge and england as a whole, argument and rigor in argument is a prized trait, less so than before perhaps, but still a prized trait. >> have you been to ireland, rigor and argument is often reinforced by some argumentive juice? >> they carry their alcohol in the debating chamber and i debated in trinity, dublin. that has been the finest

british study saying that if you let a bunch of goats go off on their own they develop their own accent. it's kind of just like a way for british people to compare goats to americans i mean if you think about it it's just them saying i'll give you studies have shown if you let a bunch of stupid animals off on their own they'll start to develop a funny accent you know i think that you actually think they're you know without. talking about seventy who is just a. lot of words but i will say that take a listen to eric bolling today when he was speaking to maxine waters or about the congresswoman you saw what happened to whitney houston stepped away from the crack pipe stowing away from. going to get in trouble. how would she explain those cuts. and that was in reference to her strong rhetoric against the banks and then afterwards he didn't apologize he just said i was joking yeah only fox news could take something that they claim is controversial and. and have their coverage be that fully more controversial it should be even be honestly if fox news anchor says something racist is news at th

accent i stay in that accent and that is how i do it otherwise i jump back and forth and there are tooway with them shooting this the way they did. is it freeing as an actor, like seeing these directors almost having the time of their lives,ly you don't think about directors having that much fun. >> it is inspiring when the directors are not just sitting behind the monitoring watching but getting involved like that. they operate themselves so that definitely is inspiring and when you have the director there and doing a stunt together it is a team effort, you know, he is encouraging you with your performance and that makes a big difference. >> my anchor at my station if she knew she was sitting down with you right now her name is allison she would flip out >> hello allison. >> that is so amazing to see him over there looking at that. >> that is amazing thank you kevin >> i am breaking out into a sweat right now it is weird >> you really love him >> i am going online to find you that sweater. >> i don't think it would have the same impact >> imagine tony. >> let's not imagine. >> just fu

. >> i love the accent. >> the accent is pretty good. >> dude, can you believe this. he's on the other side of the lane. >> eventually this car just keeps speeding up so much it actually loses these guys who are shooting this. and goes off around the corner in the distance until they're gone. >>> quiet on set. >> owl massage. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> all right. everybody, top five time. how do you beat a tv host taking on a snake? >> this i'm not that scared of. >> he's really going to give you a nice hug. >> nice hug. >> james sparrow has volunteered to hold a boa constrictor. >> right. >> not trying to constrict you. only contriktss his prey. >> on the wciu website, a station in chicago. this is from their morning show you and me this morning. >> why is he going like -- >> he's -- oh. this is getting really x-rated. >> what is this? >> this snake has decided to steal the show. >> he's been the facebook profile pick of -- >> okay. oh, god. you're crazy for putting that on. >> he's in her shirt. >> he's in her shirt. and this is all on live tv. what are you going to do? >> what do yo

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like, i never understand why people -- oh another accent. >> jimmy: oh, another home run?i was just talking about concerts and you don't really go. but this is -- have you ever been to a concert? >> i went -- i went to a prince concert in madison square garden, which was unbelievable. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> i couldn't sit down. and literally, and i was talked into going, and i was like, "it's such a big arena and there's going to be a lot of people and i won't be able to get out." and i really have a fear of getting trampled. i must have heard about it when i was a kid. >> jimmy: i've been to parties with you. you dance, you have a good time, you sing. >> yeah, but that's a party, that's not like 100,000 people tramping to get the first exit out to get the taxi, you know what i mean? it just gives me a panic attack. because prince, i couldn't sit still. i just danced the whole time and it was amazing and then i sat and waited until everyone left. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the last person in the garden? >> you know what -- yeah i was like, i've been dancing all night, i'm

i'm recognizing in the order of seniority, unless your accent is similar to mine. the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. doyle, is recognized. >> are you saying my accent is similar to yours? >> i'm saying seniority. the floor is yours. >> i'm glad that my good friend mr. scalise and mr. murphy got off their chest. i don't know how obamacare got in the discussion but i'm sure you feel better. i don't understand the markey amendment but i understand why he's offering it. one of the most unfortunate parts of the entire debate the whole time we're having is it is the hyperbole that we have been hearing that this pipeline is going to give us domestic security and we'll no longer need to buy from the outside sources because we have all this oil coming from canada that we're age to use. we know that's not true. i support exporting and i understand the whole process. we have been telling the american people that somehow this keystone pipeline is going to lower the gasoline prices. where everybody knows that's fantasy. this oil is priced on a world market. we told people thi

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. ♪ could have had it all ♪ rolling in the deep >> eric: what happened to that accent?se their heavy accents when they are singing. >> bob: she is probably to from newark and is making up the -- >> dana: sting is the same way. >> bob: mine is more serious on this. i looked at the "newsweek" cover last week about the war on christianity in muslim countries. i got curious about it for a lot of reasons. one is the united states, we try for the most part to try to give muslims the right to practice religion and stay out of arms way. but the christians are not only not allowed to par tisnate religion, they are kill and churches are burned. it's happened in sudan and egypt. coptic christians and all across the muslim countries, including the allies like pakistan. if you want to get right here, i don't think the prophet meant to burn other people's churchs. >> eric: i have to take issue that "news week" used on the cover. >> kimberly: inappropriate. >> eric: inappropriate. >> bob: i might agree with you on that. the point here is that it gets very little coverage. it shouldn't

. >> that's because you can make fun of whites southern accents. >> but she doesn't have a southern accentt i take the point. >> i meant a hick. maybe being a little regionalful regionalful -- regional there. socially blacks are a protected class of people. you can't make fun of things that have to do with blackness. and it is probably good reason. it is socially healthy. but you would think the president you can make fun of because you can't protect the class. it is the president. >> the press interpreted it to be a joke when obama says it, but when pa lynn says it it is, we got her. >> the people who should be pointing it out arey advice rating one another. there is a questionable car. >> it could also be be i am the only person in the country with the courage to point these things out. >> that is true. >> check plus for me. dana, don't you think one of the reasons china has been so successful at state run capitalism is they don't care about labor laws? >> that's one of them. i think the market is not to be confused with a god. we learned that at great costs over the last several years.

. >>> i'm piers morgan and do be fooled by my british accent. it's all i got.e controversy surrounding the super bowl halftime show. joining me first is the woman at the center of that controversy, m.i.a. >> that was my debut on "saturday night live" last week. i don't know about you, but i thought the accent was shocking. >> i'm glad he said held do it. that's the test. >> it was well done. a badge of honor that we have been humiliated on america's number one comedy show. >> it's very flattering. you are fine. because we are british, we see the difference. to america -- >> we -- we -- we -- >> just do that now. >> i don't do that. >> i don't think so. at least to make you out, things that aren't that bad. >> should we play what steve carell said about you? >> yes, please. he's a lovely man. i'm sure he didn't say anything bad about me. >> did you do what ricky does in. >> not in a million years. >> why? >> i think i would just get too skiddish. >> you can play a ricky gervais character. >> perhaps. to go in front of people -- >> and offend them to their faces.

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we do not have an accent. >> rick santorum's search is head of -- facing headwinds followed by this comment -- >> back in my days, -- >> rick santorum disavowed the remarks by he is facing controversy about his own view on contraception. >> people will say contraception is ok. it is not ok. it is a license to do things and a sexual rolm that is counter to what -- how things are supposed to be. >> one big boost for santorum today, he switched his endorsement to rick santorum. he thought mitt romney's cash advantage made him unstoppable. he no longer sees a mitt romney nomination as and -- inevitable. >> some changes coming to the commute. some retail numbers will be different on busy roads. >> -- some route numbers will be different. >> the capitals played the panthers and what has to be viewed as a playoff type of game. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. >> things are getting rather expensive again. >> the price index increased 2% last month. americans pay more for food, gas, rent, and clothing. economists said it will level off in the coming months. >> debt collectors ar

now, for starters, your accent is very thick. what part of harlem are you from?> i am not from harlem. i am from the united kingdom. >> so british harlem? is that near spanish harlem? >> the united kingdom. the greatest country in the world. >> well, we will have to fix that and edit it. you did a big valentine's day promotion involving giving roses to lovely, young ladies. got good anecdotes from that? who did you meet? how did it go? >> we were out there giving roses to the lovely ladies and promoting our game at madison square garden. >> i never seen anybody so tall. >> you were entered into the guinness book of world records for being the tallest professional basketball player. what do you get with that? did they give asserts cet? did they give you a pint of guinness? maybe a bucket in your case. >> i got a official certificate in a nice frame. they said they will put me in the book too so that is cool. a lot of people in the world read the book, so they will see this beautiful face. >> and the best part is in your case it is definitely going to be a center f

[brooklyn accent] >> if your man leaves in boxers and comes home in briefs, that's a deal breaker, ladiesou wanted to talk about? >> what else is there to discuss? >> oh, really? you're gonna do the repressed irish thing? be italian for like one second. i'm-a jack. i don't know who my father is. i'm-a so emotional, i'm gonna smash these barrels! >> we're not discussing that because i've made a decision. i don't wanna know who my real father is. >> are you kidding? why? >> you know what family means to me, lemon? resentment, guilt, anger... easter egg hunts that turn into knife fights.

seat but then she was barred from running and a judge weighed this saying that her thick spanish accento much for that constituency, you know, to understand her. and so, thereby, she's barred from running for city council. but now she's taking it a step further and she is suing that her name be put on the ballot. so, richard, why does she stand a fairly good chance of making her argument? >> well, she does stand a good chance. the problem is it's not going to be decided in time, that's the problem. the legal process takes a little time and she's got a deadline i think of the 7th of february to get a decision. i don't think she's going to get one. but this is politically motivated by her adversary, fred. she didn't do herself any help by bringing in an interpreter during her proceedings. she graduated from the same high school as this man, she's able to speak english. the town is 90% spanish. i don't know, it seems such a political mess here, i think she's going to end up prevail g prevailing, but i don't know if it's in time. >> avery, you're shaking your head, why? >> yeah, she's going

[laughing] this will be in an australian accent.should have been easy, but it turns out it will be the artist. look out. drinks on the barbie. good night everybody, thank you thank you, thank you. >> thank you brett and

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