they used a lot of banjo in that.ard thing to do night after night after night, carmen? it's a very emotional play. it's funny, it's emotional, and it's also very sad at points. >> well, i find with some shows, you need to pace yourself. you need to kind of just know where your feeling is so you can get the next one out. with this, i have to let the ride just take me where it's going to take me. the more you fight it, the harder it is. so i just let it just stay present in the moment. bit end of it, i kind of feel revived because it's like after having a big cry and then all the sudden you start laughing at the end. i hope that's how the audience goes out. >> i read you say you connect with this role more than any other that you've played. why? >> well, the other role she played was a witch, wasn't it? >> you don't want to paint yourself green anymore like in "wicked." >> yeah, i connect with this role on a couple -- in a couple ways. my mother had me when she was 16. that was an issue that had to be dealt with. she g

. >>> biggest banjo fan. ♪ >> all over the world are looking for jobs.re looking for just any old job. they're looking to fill the role of boyfriend. >> okay. i'm glad we can finally meet after the correspondence for awhile. if you want to check it out. i've been single for the past year. i think it's time to get back in the dating world. i think i can bring a lot to the table. >> if you start off with "it's great to finally meet you with the correspondence." you're already in creeper status. nothing you say after that is going to matter. >> he's well-dressed, professional, got all the qualifications on paper. >> it's true. >> and each woman they approach is pretty amused and nice about the situation. >> this is for you. i would laugh if one of the girls said i have a job description here. >> he continues walking with her and telling her about his qualifications including -- >> holding the door open. romantic. >> she can't open her own door. you can contact me on the e-mail. >> there's a problem. he's handing out rÉsumes to each of them. he clearly doesn

that ♪(banjo) ♪ooooh ♪i hope the days come easy and the moments pass slow♪ ♪and each road leads you whereo♪ ♪and if you're faced with a choice and you have to choose♪ ♪i hope you choose the one that means the most to you♪ ♪and if one door opens to another door closed♪ ♪i hope you keep on walkin till you find the window♪ ♪if it's cold outside, show the world the warmth of your smile♪ ♪but more than anything ♪more than anything ♪my wish for you ♪is that this life becomes all that you want it to♪ ♪your dreams stay big, your worries stay small♪ ♪you never need to carry more than you can hold♪ ♪and while you're out there gettin where you're gettin to♪ ♪i hope you know somebody loves you♪ ♪and wants the same things too♪ ♪yeah, this is my wish ♪may all your dreams stay big 1980. now back to cavuto on business. >>> all right. think heading bhoo a political buzz saw. hillary clinton probably didn't expect she would be questioned by an out of work coal industry worker. one thing i realized is he's angry at both parties for letting the coal industry die in the vine and for hillary clinton facing suc

♪(banjo) ♪ooooh ♪i hope the days come easy and the moments pass slow♪ ♪and each road leads you whereto go♪ ♪and if you're faced with a choice and you have to choose♪ ♪i hope you choose the one that means the most to you♪ ♪and if one door opens to another door closed♪ ♪i hope you keep on walkin till you find the window♪ ♪if it's cold outside, show the world the warmth of your smile♪ ♪but more than anything ♪more than anything ♪my wish for you ♪is that this life becomes all that you want it to♪ ♪your dreams stay big, your worries stay small♪ ♪you never need to carry more than you can hold♪ ♪and while you're out there gettin where you're gettin to♪ ♪i hope you know somebody loves you♪ ♪and wants the same things too♪ ♪yeah, this is my wish ♪may all your dreams stay big >> i want to say thanks to a great crew this week for joining us. great show, everyone. time to wake up america. my upcoming book "wake up america" got great news. number nine on the barnes & noble bestselling list. also earned number one bestseller slot on amazon under nationalism and the book is five weeks from launch. t

especially during the vietnam war, my song, "waist deep in the big muddy" [plucking banjo strings] ♪mention president johnson by name, it didn't mention vietnam, but everybody knew what i was singing about. ♪ the captain told us to ford the river. ♪ ♪ that's how we all begun. ♪ we were knee deep in the big muddy. ♪ ♪ the big fool said to push on. ♪ it was a song which was inspired by seeing a photograph showing american troops wading through, waist deep in the water of the mekong delta probably. ♪ we were waist deep in the big muddy. ♪ ♪ the big fool said to push on. ♪ i was asked to be on the smothers brothers program, and the first time i sang it, it was scissored out of the tape, in october of 1967. but the smothers brothers took to the print media and said, "hey, cbs is censoring our best jokes. it censored seeger's best song. what's going on here?" and finally in january of 1968, cbs said, "okay, okay, he can sing the song." ♪ all at once, the moon clouded over. ♪ ♪ we heard a gurgling cry. ♪ a few seconds later, ♪ the captain's helmet was all that floated by. ♪ a friend of mine

carol: here is reporter shelley banjo. shelly: this is a big market. obesity rates are growing.tant and it fades away and comes back and i wanted to find out why that is the case. it turns out it is just seen as an ancillary business, it is not a core. whatever a company or retailer is not doing well they will push it aside. when they start doing well are some new ceo comes along they , will open it up again and push it aside. carol: even though it makes money. shelly: but it is harder. it requires a different staff in some cases. david: i find that so fascinating that factories would say they are not equipped to make clothing that is plus size. what is the issue? what is the difficulty? shelly: some places actually charge you more for plus size is which i think is also interesting. even from the very beginning, when you are just designing the clothes, you need multiple fit models because it is just if it is just a regular size two or size four, you keep riding it -- grading it up. by the time you reach size 16, there are a whole different set of considerations that come into pl

does he play the banjo? what's he do? >> jimmy: good for him. i don't really even know.st cute and everyone thinks he's fun. i saw him on "little big shots." >> steve: did you really? [ laughter ] with steve harvey? >> jimmy: steve harvey. yeah, yeah. i discovered him. i kind of -- well really steve discovered him and then -- >> steve: steve discovered him but you saw and said, "hey, i gotta have that kid." >> jimmy: i saw and said, "hey, that kid's got something." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: "what's his name?" and i was like, "nice to meet you, little man. how are you?" [ laughter ] and he goes -- well, yeah, he's taller than me. >> steve: right, right. >> jimmy: and he goes, "i'm doing great. how you doing?" [ laughter ] i go, "would you like to come on 'the tonight show?'" he goes, "sure, i'd love to." so he's coming on. "came here to forget." that's what he's singing tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: 11 years old. wow. >> jimmy: guys, today's friday, and that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. i check my inbox. i return some e-mails and send o

. >> why the dueling banjos -- >> i don't know. >> let's just get to the final segment. >> that's a badg to see deficits in metals. the miners are going higher. >> karen? >> yes, with this retail blood bath, i like they of iyr shorts. >> i like my idea of iwm short. russell 2,000 short. >> sculley, that ratcheted it up. what are we talking about the other day? >> >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not just to entertain but to educate, teach you. so call me. tweet me @jim cramer. staying power. staying power is a remarkable thing. some companies have it. others don't. staying power is dramatically

. >> you play the banjo almost every day of your life?s coming up? >> yes. i did a movie with ang lee called "billy lynne's long halftime week." i haven't seen footage, but it's a drama and in 3d. ang lee had a theory about the audience participating in dramatic scenes because you're so -- when you see a closeup of might have face, it's like this. >> did ang lee do "crouching tiger"? >> yes. >> and braffy to eddie brickell -- bravo to eddie brickell. >> the most beautiful voice. >> thank you very much. >> fun singing this music. >> highly, highly recommend. i'd come see if t again. ,,,,,,,, >>> if i don't win, i will continue to run in the primaries even if there are none. now for my second announcement. >> classic, chevy chase helped put "saturday night live" on the map with his impression of president gerald ford. that portrayal of ford as a klutz may have been off base. >> the 38th president was an accomplished athlete. he played football for the university of michigan and turned down two nfl contract offers. ford may have been the mos

he played the banjo in the prison band. james whitey bulger ent three years here when he was 30. alcatraz, robert stroud. >> alcatraz, still escape proof. >> reporter: promising to be inescapable. who are the prisoners that came to alcatraz? >> people at alcatraz got in trouble at other prisons. >> reporter: he's been a park ranger for more than 20 years. what was it about this place that made it so escape-proof? >> for one thing, you have water, cold water surrounding this island. >> strong current? >> that's right. you had one guard to every three con vicks here on the island. >> reporter: most inmates lived on what they called broadway. is this the infamous broadway. >> this is the infamous broadway. if you were a prisoner on the island this is where your first home would be. >> reporter: haunting images often seen in movies, even today. hollywood, helping build the mystique about alcatraz. >> welcome to alcatraz. >> reporter: escape from alcatraz was based on the real-life escape of three inmates in 1962. >> they got through the utility corridor. >> how do they cut through? >