is more of a [heavier accent] savannah accent, which is more like molasses, just sort of spillin' out of your mouth. - oh, now do the swedish chef. - uh, i'm not familiar. what province is he from? - he lives on sesame street, dumbass. - you know, i think i'm supposed to say something to pam-- i mean, deb. okay. um... [southern accent] "i overheard you askin' the butler where the pistol was kept." - [gasps] - wait a minute! wait a minute! i'm the butler. you were listening in on that? oh, you rich people. you think you can do whatever you want to the servant class! - no, no, no. don't turn this into a political thing. - i will poison your food. - i reckon i got somethin' to say to miss beatrix bourbon if'n she don't mind. - ooh, doggy! we got a party now! i do believe that the game is a big hit. people are really divin' into their characters. - y'all... - i made a mistake. - sorry i'm late, boss. what's goin' on? - sir, there has been a murder, and you are a suspect. - okay. hang on just a second. let me settle in, and i'll be right back. - very good! very good! now, no one was there

stephen: do you sing with an english accent or an american accent? >> i'm not really aware... i don't consciously do it but i think i think with an american accent. >> stephen: you kind of get into house and then... (laughing) what's the first step for you to conquer the american accent because for an american to do like a british accent you have to first get in the mind set of like, you know, beans and dried fish is is a great breakfast. you know? >> actually i would say, i think that's not fair. i think breakfast is one of the things we do do well, almost as well as you do it over here. it's a great bond between england and america. we understand breakfast. >> stephen: i understand. i apologize. >> thank you. stephen: i apologize. jazz is the america's greatest gift to the world. >> i would say jazz is america's greatest gift. >> stephen: really? not to denigrate other gifts. blues i think of as a sub set of jazz. >> stephen: all right. you know what england's greatest gift to the world is? america. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you. step

weirdest accents? massachusetts and then louisiana and alabama and minnesota and new york and new jersey. and finally, most beautiful scenery? colorado. i believe we have tape of a first time visitor to the rocky mountains. they are magestic. don't even know what that means. jake, new york was voted the most arrogant and the rudest. is that because people who are not from new york are just jealous a-holes? >> absolutely. to be honest i was shocked to find out there was other states beyond new york or california. they don't do any show business in those other states and i don't care. >> buck, texas came in first for the state people would like to see kicked out of the union. is it wise to mess with texas? i am told 245 is a bad thing to do. >> you don't mess with texas. th is a business insider poll. business insider with a lot of finance guys so watch msnbc. yes, i said. it that's why you get a skewed thing with the hatred toward texas. they nailed massachusetts. when you are on a date with a girl in m

>> jimmy: yeah, adele called and said -- [ british accent ] -- "i'll give it to you." [ british accenteve: "you can have my grammy, mate." [ laughter ] [ british accents ] >> jimmy: "you're good enough, man. you'll get it, right." >> steve: "you're better. you're better than me." >> jimmy: "you're better than me." [ laughter ] >> steve: "give me another pint." >> jimmy: i just love that you don't expect that voice from her. >> steve: no. [ british accent ] >> jimmy: thank you. >> steve: especially after she sings. it's so beautiful. >> jimmy: oh, her voice is fantastic. [ laughter ] "the 20/20 experience." he's going to talk with us and perform a new song. justin timberlake is here. [ cheers and applause ] j.t.! [ cheers and applause ] it's a killer album. from the hit show "justified," timothy olyphant is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and every week, we're getting the celebrity who was fired by donald trump on "all-star celebrity apprentice." tonight, we have legendary rock star dee snyder in the house! [ cheers and applause ] we're going to talk about that. and as i mentioned,

(with southern accent) "shut up, both of you. i'm tryin' to watch my stories."er left paris. (normal voice) and scene. good. good. all right, let's take it from the top. ugh! mnh-mnh. oh, guys, come on. don't you want me to land this role? of course we do. it's-- (alexis) yeah. look, we are talking about the lead in a broadway play. this is a potential gold mine. if it's a hit, who knows how long it could run? then i could take it on the road. you mean you'd leave us? well, only for nine months of the year. oh, don't look so sad. and you, don't look so happy. (cell phone rings and beeps) castle. i'll be right there. all right. death, murder, mayhem-- whole enchilada. sorry to bail on rehearsal. oh, don't worry. alexis can read both parts. it's all right if she misses a morning of school, isn't it? take me with you. to a crime scene? it'd be educational. please. uh... (speaks indistinctly) (lowered voice) find your own hiding place. (sighs) (siren wails, camera shutter clicks) (esposito) caucasian female. couple of skinny-dippers found her this morning. bet that

this is what we'll be using for the smaller accent square.this is the light and this is the dark that we're going to be using. it's important, most quilts need that contrast of light, medium, and dark. yes. to make it pop. otherwise, it kind of blends together. if you watched the first program of this series we used a lot of variety of fabrics for the center block. this time, we just used one print. one print, and then we do the contrast with the small accent square. this is 12-1/2". this is 6-1/2". these strips will become our angled side blocks and those are 7" wide. so, cut the strips. you had a great hint earlier in this two-part series and that is, many times, i have a variety of rulers... we all do. try to use the same brand. i'm not promoting one or the other they just have the same markings. yes, especially when you're doing such large blocks. there's not many seams, so there's no place to make up your little cutting errors. your fudge factor is gone. even though they're all fairly accurate you get the most accuracy if you are doing a

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i suppose it's the accent isn't it? and coming from the national theater.ove "american idol" because it gives the people a chance like -- people come from all over america and they have a a talent and they get to show it. and suddenly they become -- their lives change. >> jay: yeah. >> like, candice glover. the recent -- did you see that one? >> jay: she's the one that -- we had her on the show. >> fantastic. fantastic singer. she's like aretha franklin and mahalia jackson. people like that. amazing. >> jay: and you met her, right? >> yeah, i went twice. great fan of hers. >> jay: there you go, look at -- i got to ask you -- >> i'm the one in the middle. [ laughter ] my wife and that's my niece clara. >> jay: i got to ask you about the glasses. >> glasses? you like them? >> jay: yeah. i do like them. kind of a -- >> do you like my socks? how about the socks? >> jay: i do like your socks. [ applause ] >> i'm a fashion -- my wife -- >> jay: your wife what? >> she makes sure i look okay. >> jay: yeah, okay. >> she makes sure -- she points me in the right direc

. >> what they're saying is you can accent jesus and also the jewish and there's not a rabbi from the established jewish community who would accept that. >> reporter: the young women from california are missionaries of sort, spreading the word through a polished dvd that contains the testimonial of tom cantor, the found are of -- found are of israel restster operation ministry eye was born into a jewish family. >> reporter: as a jew, cantor spends about an hour explaining how he came to accent jesus christ eye just told you about my road. how about you, my friend? you can come, too. >> reporter: as part of cantor's summer blitz, granite baptist took in the missionaries and provided them transportation to spread the word. some jewish leaders said they attempted to pass themselves off as something they were not. >> they claim they're jewish and they look this. they dress modestly, nice appearance looking ladies with long dresses, specifically of the ortho golf community. >> reporter: he said the women prefer modest dress and there's no attempt to deceive anyone. >> i expressed to hart t

( texas accent ): honey, you don't want the king to catch you breaking character.nce he put me on stable duty for humming an elvis song. follow me, fair visitors. to our tasks. everyone! villagers approach! i hope you enjoyed the stable and the sty. we now move on to some more comely beasts of burden-- the wenches. good morrow, everyone. i am beating a rug-- a very important job for castles were oft drafty and... wench! whom addressed thee? i addressed myself. since there was no such thing as a vacuum cleaner in the middle ages... what speak you of "vacuum cleaner"? peggy, hold thine tongue. oh-oh-oh. right, right, right. in the future, they will invent a magical sucking device to free women from household drudgery. ( all gasping ) if thou can foretell the future perhaps thou art a witch. she is no a witch, milord. merely tetched in the head from the sun. she's a witch. witch! witch! witch! witch! ( horn blowing ) how, now? is there unrest in my kingdom? she's a witch. hank: well, i guess if they burn you at the stake they'll be using my propane. you'll find it bur

accent ] "les miserables" and "mean girls." [ imitating french accent ] >> steve: "mean girls." [ lightis thing just takes it to a whole new level. she puts on a great performance here, and crazy hair and makeup. she doesn't even really look like herself. it's amazing. we will talk about that when she gets out here. also one of our favorites, oh, my gosh. she just makes me laugh. no matter what she is -- she's already back stage complaining about something. she's the greatest ever. a fantastic writer. one of those people that makes new york city great. fran lebowitz is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: how cool is that? she's so cool. you know, we give everyone a stuffed monkey backstage. you pull the -- here. we give these to everybody when they come on as a guest on the show. it's just a monkey with a cape that says "late night with jimmy fallon" on it. if you pull the monkey's tail, it's a slingshot. [ laughter ] and so, we gave that to her and she goes, "hey, thanks again for this monkey." [ light laughter ] if you think about it, what would fran do w

because he kind of adopted the louisiana accent that oh this is going to work for the. this guy so i got the mustache the director did not know me they arranged a luncheon for us in beverly hills he was quickly getting back down to new orleans as they were about to start i got cast late i think bryan cranston must not have been available and so i go down to meet him at this line i went over to floyd's barber shop had a real barber haircut i had a mustache i had a western suit with a bolo tie and i just walked in like i was was the guy i told him as an actor but i wanted to think of the skull be perfect so we got on the set we said and i had to shoot my biggest scene with denzel washington my first day which was a little unfair but i was ready and i had a great time very quickly i could see the character was affecting the crew and people wanted to see what was earl going to do next. to you that we do see very juicy and you know i came up doing supporting work and i feel he's the one the best finds i've had since a movie like true lies or aliens or something where i got t

with a certain kind of accent. >> i called it the universal ethnic accent. >> reporter: is that the accentcent. my name is up thetem. i already speak english. >> ish be embarrassed but i'm 81. i don't have to be embarrassed anymore. >> reporter: she was hungry for film roles. but she had to fight against characters that often reduced her to racial stereotypes. >> an honorable man... reporter: then it became insert ethnicity here spit fire like mohican spit fire. mexican spit fear. >> (speaking with an accent) it's funny now. it was horrible then. >> reporter: in 1954, she landed on the cover of life magazine. where she was spotted by marlon brando. they began a tumultuous eight-year affair. >> to say he was a great lover, sensual, generous, delight filly inventive, would be gravely understating what he did not only to my body but for my soul. i have to ask, was the... >> i can't imagine what you're going to ask with respect to that quote. >> i mean, was it that good? well, what do you think? what did i say? yeah. >> reporter: the obsessive relationship with brando was volatile. constant fi

it stars a midwestern white guy who fakes a jamaican accent. a lot of people are stepping up and calling it racist. we did a "wendy" poll. i'll let you know the results. let's take a look at a bit of the commercial, then wetalk about it. >> no worries, man. everything will be all right. yeah, man. don't sweat, sticky bun come soon. yeah! wicked coffee! julia, turn the frown the other way around. >> a.j., you're from minnesota, all right? >> yes. land of 10,000 lakes, the gopher state. >> okay. sometimes i think that we can be oversensitive about everything. and then other times we have an absolute right. iebl the first to pipe up, then i'll give you the results. i wasn't offended by that, though i'm not jamaican. i'm jersey black, just plain black. i'm not offended by it. it was funny. i wish that when people realize that something might be a little racially insensitive they would back away from it. but volkswen wanted to make that commercial anyway. jean-paul our friend isn't offended. where are my jamaicans in the audience? all two of you. ca

it is something we have had to learn, and we speak technology with an accent. we don't really know it intuitively. i looked at my kids, they are native speakers. they use it, it is intuitive. it is an intuitive feeling that they have that most of us don't. we think about this issue a lot because when you are working with people with disabilities and people with different kinds of stresses, you have to adjust your thinking to who you're talking to and who you are working with. or work is shaped by to beliefs. the first is that we had no reason to talk about this ability with technology. disabilities' exist because of the -- i don't ask the client what their disability is because it is irrelevant. what do you want to deal on a computer? the print is too small, we can fix that. the mouse or the keyboard is too difficult, try this. try speech input, we will try different things to get the technology to work. t

- [affected southern accent] well, hello, there, young lady. this is dr. martin... pepper. - hello, dr. pepper. - i hear you're having some, uh, stomach miseries. - oh, yes. it--it hurts. - i see. i see. well, i seen a case like yours a-once before down at butcher hollow. - hey, colonel sanders, you want to dial it down a bit? - [whispers, normal voice] i can't. [affected southern accent] i say, i say, yeah, take some bismuth and sodium bicarbonate, and that should cure what ails ya. but whatever you do, by all means do not go to the hospital. - thank you, doctor. - it's, uh, my pleasure. - hey. so i guess she doesn't have to go to the hospital after all. no sense in me rushing back. - no, no, no. we--we'll manage for a while... based on the advice of chuck's best man, dr. pepper. - yes, that is what he told aunt judy, who's visiting with you as we speak. - well, sounds like we've both got a lot going on. - yeah. talk to you later. [cell phone beeps] liar. - liar. - this is weird. why would she want me to come home? she must know something. - [normal voice] well, sh

that high-pitched sort of -- >> it's a dialect, like an accent or something. yeah.d that i didn't have to sort of -- >> what kind of family did you grow up in? lake bell. if that's your real name. >> let's get into some therapy, you guys. >> you seem like a happy person. that's unusual. >> thank you. >> you know, writers are -- they live like morbid lives and they're alone and stroking their cat. so to speak. >> yeah. i have a dog. an old, big fat pitbull who is 14 years old. i think she keeps me sane. >> yeah. >> tell us about -- you starred in this, directed it. you wrote it. what was the most difficult part for you? which of those three jobs? >> i always say the most difficult part of writing, directing, and starring in something is writing, directing, and starring in something. >> and getting the money for it. >> yes. well, it's the amalgamation of all of those. it's just comfortable shoes is the key. you need to have a good sneaker with an insole that you can run around in. >> did you hire a lot of your friends and such? >> i did. actually. rob corddry, michael

manning did what he did not out of conviction but out of his personal drama one way or another the accents get shifted in the story becomes about the personality rather than the issues that he uncovered and bradley manning supporters i mean if this supportive not not just as an individual too of course but mostly for for the public's right to know for the public's right to be informed on the on what their government is doing on their behalf and they of course see bradley manning sentence of thirty five years in prison as unjust and unfair after all they save many who committed murder got away with less than thirty five years bradley manning has received a prison sentence that was ten years longer than the period of time after which many of the documents that he released would have been automatically declassified now bradley manning and his defense are submitting a request for a pardon from the president of the united states. has the power to pardon him but bradley manning also has supporters who were somewhat relieved by this clinton's i mean at least is not going to spend the rest of his

maybe it's the british accent.t's the fact that he's super excited every single day to be doing it. maybe it's because he acts like he's about to get the hook and in any random second, but there is an urgency to the broadcast that i'm enjoying very much. >> david carr there. this debate divides households, families, even morning show teams. >> john oliver is really funny. >> hard to look at it because jon stewart attacks cnn all the time, but oliver has attacked "new day" directly. so i don't know who i like better. >> he'll be swiz i'll be switze. you win them over with sugar. i love you both. >> next i went to a primary source, the comedian who co-created the daily show back in the 1990s. >> it's not really about whether or not john oliver or jon stewart's better. it's just another case of one of those crappy cable tv jobs that no american wants to do. isn't john oliver just an immigrant doing a job that no american has really signed on for? >> you know whose votes matter the most, the viewers. so we stood in lin

[ with italian accent ] >> steve: call of-a duty. [ light laughter ] hey, i'm going to play-a the gameer console. >> jimmy: hey -- keep it down -- >> steve: hey, i'm-a the pope! you no tell-a me what to do! pope-a! that's how he talks because he's argentinean, right? but, the pope is italian. >> jimmy: is that right? >> steve: from italian decent, so he talks like -- [ with italian accent ] hey, what's-a matter for you? like that. i should know, i'm half italian. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: we can cut this all later. [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: no, we can't. ♪ [ light laughter ] thank you, slugs, for being homeless snails. [ laughter and applause ] what a great crowd, they feel bad for snails and slugs. >> steve: aw. you're so cute. >> jimmy: i love my audience. they feel bad. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ they feel bad for slugs. they feel bad for those slugs. >> steve: aw, poor little slugs. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, the occasional lunch salad, for being an early heads-up to my body that i plan on eating like crap for dinner. >> steve: i just had a salad for lunch. three burritos. crust --

core, accent, and theme. >> that's pretty simple. >> it's very simple. so, you know, write it on a piece of paper and walk into canadian tire, and go up and say, "this is what i need." >> and then, just be creative. >> yeah. and when you get home, lay it all out. just play with it, you know? and--and i think the whole idea is make it a family affair, you know, with the kids, and make it really fun. >> well, that's our list. hope it helps you get your home holiday ready. and when it is ready, give me a shout and i'll bring over some holiday cheer. from "downright domestic," happy holidays. [captioning made possible by ion media networks] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] >> it's ready? it's what--oh, there they are. [clatter] ohh! that's not good. >> what was that? >> that's my button. here's our list of the 10 ways to make your house home ready. er, oh, my god. >> and then we have a fairy on top of the tree, and she looks like she's been in a rather disgusting accident or been to a bar all night. and this fairy, her knic

yes. [ with british accent ] they put it on the easel.u can see, on the easel. [ laughter ] the baby has now needed a change. and it's switched to the changing easel. here we go. [ normal voice ] i go, we've got to change the channel. that's right, everybody is still talking about the other baby. [ laughter ] the royal baby. in fact, i saw president obama, he released a statement congratulating prince william and kate middleton on the birth of their son. and he also said, whatever you do, hang on to that birth certificate. [ laughter ] trust me. it seems like every news station is talking about the baby. and oh, the media, they love this. they can't get enough of the royal baby. take a look at this. >> royal baby. >> royal baby. >> royal baby. >> royal baby. >> royal baby. >> royal baby. ♪ >> royal baby. >> royal baby. >> royal baby. >> the royal baby. >> the royal baby. >> it's a boy. >> george. >> george. >> george. >> george. >> royal baby. >> it's a boy. >> baby. >> george. >> baby. >> george. >> baby. >> george alexander louis. >> ji

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he has an accent, not a southern accent. he has an accent.amazing to me, he's lived the american dream. i want my children to have those same opportunities. this is the greatest country in the history of the world. >> governor jindal, thank you for being here. appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >> we'll take a break and be back with personal special images to remember dedicated to american dream. >>> here now our images to remember. ♪ ♪ >>> some of our images to remember. that's all for today. we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday afternoon. i'm craig melvin. you're watching msnbc. right now we're monitoring the fast-moving developments in and around syria, as inspectors search for proof of chemical warfare. the push for action gets stronger. >> i think we will respond in a surgical way. i think we have to respond. >> this has to be an international operation. it can't be unilateral american approach. >> in both egypt and syria, america has to take a much more clever role. >> we'll get the latest

he has an accent, not a southern accent. he has an accent.s amazing to me, he's lived the american dream. i want my children to have those same opportunities. this is the greatest country in the history of the world. >> governor jindal, thank you for being here. appreciate it very much. >> thank you. >> we'll take a break and be back with personal special images to remember dedicated to american dream. >>> here now our images to remember. ♪ ♪ >>> some of our images to remember. that's all for today. we'll be back next week. if it's sunday, it's "meet the press."

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press and i did so you know what it's a misconception all over the country i've got great fans your accent is you're from nebraska right from nebraska is that in the bread it's unclear how this is so the larry it's a hybrid let me get this out away right away get it up i went to college i'm from nebraska good upon a pig farm town of two hundred mill know where i grew up with cattle farmers and pig farmers i moved to florida florida is is a southern state regardless of how many people moved down here from the north me is not but the rest writers but it is full of crackers and went to florida and i was a country kid so i tell around with only cracker kids from florida got it so you picked up yeah it well. and then i went to college in georgia and my roommate was from beaumont texas and mother moved from dalton georgia and i defy anybody i'll tell you right now i defy anybody to hang around with two guys from don't georgia in beaumont texas for three straight years and not start talking like. i just picked it up and then i met foxworthy and we just got together and it would just became a part