it's al pacino talking about magic. [ laughter ] [ imitating pacino ] >> "oh, you now.eah. the rabbit. oh! [ laughter ] that guy -- is a son of a a bitch!" ♪ >> jimmy: that's a good one. that was a great one. i can't even copy one. >> channeling a friend of mine, mark pitta. >> jimmy: oh, i love mark pitta. >> he's great. he does the best. okay. this is for -- this is for jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah, this is mine. >> all right. hey! you kind of planned that spin a a little bit. should we do it -- [ audience ohs ] or do again? >> jimmy: i'll try it yeah, i'll do it. i don't know if i can do al pacino. we'll try. i hope it's not magic again. i hope it is magic again actually. >> oh! okay. ladies and gentlemen, al pacino and twitter. jimmy phinneas fallon. [ laughter ] "america's got talent." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, that's good. phinneas is good. [ imitating pacino ] "oh, man. oh, man. you got to get on twitter." [ laughter ] [ normal voice ] i can't. [ cheers and applause ] [ imitating pacino ] "you got to get -- you got to get -- on -- twitter. following dana carvey -- is o

al pacino. that's my favorite character. you know. he's tony montana. you know.hard to kill, man. you know. >> jones is now in the midst of a new trial for attempted murder. and the morning news has brought him stunning information about the paroled inmate scheduled to testify against him. >> look what we got here. this is the guy right here, he done told on 11 people, got out for two months, coming back for a murder. killing a 15-year-old. him right here. just two months later mallory is charged with murder of a 15-year-old boy in the apartment off dixie highway just south of shadley. he was arrested monday after arriving in court to testify against john jones, a former cellmate. wow. wow. so while he was coming to court to testify in a shooting case, he get locked up for murder. you know. god don't like ugly, man. so you know, what goes around comes around, man. >> james mallory, case number 54. >> 36 hours earlier james mallory was arrested and charged with the murder of 15-year-old gregory holt. >> i ain't guilty. i identity do none of this. >> he's entered a

who is al pacino? what is never never land? what is camelot. what is a baster?rity will get 50,000. anderson's charity, $25,000. >> i lost to cheech marin, so what? at least i didn't lose to chong. as for mike in spokane, he posted his resume on craigslist and he has no regrets. >> i'm number one, and nobody can take that. >> number one, you're number one. truly. word came in over the weekend. mike has been given his job back, or offered his job back, after all, he was indulging in weed on his day off, and a day off is a day off, even on the ridiculist. that's it for us. >>> morgan spur lock inside man starts now. >> end of the road. >> you got to back up. >> we're at the airport. kim kardashian is flying from paris. there's a gaggle of paparazzi here. people are crowding around the door, jockeying for position. i'm going to bust in and try to get the best shot i can.

woody allen, dustin hoffman, al pacino, elizabeth moss. jeremy piven before x*enltd raj.>> not only sleeping done there, i would imagine. >> rehearsing. >> rehearsing. >> how much acting experience did you have after coming here? >> very little. and i was not a natural. i had terrible stage fright. >> you had stage fright? >> in my university productions i had a waste basket off the stage, and i would get sick every time before i'd go on the stage. it was a struggle. i used to wonder a lot of times why i was trying to do it because it was not something that came natural to me. it took a long time to get over that. he lived her during summer stock, and his first job at o'neill wasn't on stage, but on a work crew. >> you came here to work construction, which i think to some people might sound a little crazy. i mean, you knew your dad was >> mr. president, there's a military plot to take over the government. >> the elder douglas who was a hollywood legend didn't think much of his son's acting ambitions. he wanted him to go to law school. he wanted you to be a lawyer? >> yes.

>> that was al pacino with an ancient argument about what makes us human.d that speech for the era, if you poison it, does it not die? no, it doesn't. many people are rightly concerns that american law goes too far in treating corporations like people. but that's not what broke ground in the health care ruling and corporate personhood is not always a bad thing. it provides a way to sue corporations and corporations to be held libel for the harms they cause. since the 1800s, all members of the current court, have upheld it in certain cases. this week's ruling is actually far more radical and goes further. five conservative justices ruled corporations can have a belief system all their own and those beliefs allow them to duck laws the rest of us have to follow. this is the first time the court has ever created such a corporate power as justice ginsburg noted in her dissent. and second, there's a lot of confusion, but this doesn't give rights to religious americans, only exemptions to executives in charge of companies. 98% of americans don't own companies. the

. >> it's al pacino talking about magic. >> oh, you know, let me tell you. he's got a rabbit.a son of a [ bleep ]. >>> that was really good. can you imagine the pressure you're under to spin the while? >> we're going to give all wheel of al gores. >> talk about any topic up as al gore. >>> take a look at what happened to poor visitors riding around the -- they got sprayed by pranksters, and you say welcome to new york. >>. >> something to do. >> what's up next, thomas. >>> still ahead -- >> are you going to "the view"? >> no. >> i think you should. you are, aren't you? >> am i? >> i think you are. >> if so, you're my agent and i want you negotiating for me. what's later. >>> yawn boehner revealing his plan to sue the president as the president breaks out a line from the movie "the departed" as a response. >>> plus, house on fire. it's how one internal e-mail describes the situation at amazon after parents started complaining about charges made by their kids. >> that's bad. >>> uncle sam wants you, by apparently if you're only 120 years old. what the what? we're going to explai