bingo ! this is wonderful ! everybody is eating ! that man just ordered a second helping of rosa's low-cal bread pudding. just think we could do this every week. i hope the stove holds up. it's getting quite a workout and jamal still isn't here. - i am starting to get worried. - jihan says he comes home every night but he won't tell her where he's been. this is very strange. g-71 ! mr. littleton, what are you doing here ? well, you never returned my phone calls. i was trying to save money. every call adds up. i thought you were trying to avoid me. how could you think such a thing ? the bank doesn't want to put you on the spot, mr. brashov, but if you don't cooperate with us, we have no choice but to demand full repayment on your existing loan. g-52 ! bingo ! more senior citizens ? yes, but this is different. look at all the food on the tables ! pick up ! four orders for table number six ! well, this is more like it. and they're going to be here every week from now on. we're talking to other organizations about holding their meetings

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[ laughter ] >> jon: bingo! i have my whole -- why is nobody talking about this?, my god gretchen is unable to hear her own voice. [ laughter ] that is so tragic. for her. [ laughter ] so a lot of pundits -- a lot of pundits and news shows on fox seem to have consolidated their negative economic spin around the same three distinct data points provided by the republican national committee pundit prep note. that's not proosm you don't have oneç of fox's talking heads, i don't know reading the memo aloud much to the cha grin of one of the talking heads sitting next to them, do we? >> the rnc sees trouble for the president regarding this. they sent out something according to the papers called pundit prep for the talking heads to good out. they say the three best ways to define the barack obama economy, the national debt, which is skyrocketing, the unemployment which is north of 8% and gas prices. >> jon: fascinating. and while we're here mr. doocy would you like to make the pivot from revealing the game to playing it? >> and gas prices. >> they are impacting you. how

bingo? mahjong, a promise to bring back "cagney and lacy." >> when i was a boy, my mom and dad put us in his car and took us around to the national parks. we came here and saw cypress gardens and the oceans, went west and saw the canyon-- canyones, actually, rivers and mountains and fell in love with the land in america. there was a-- there was a song that captures that for me. >> jon: it goes like this-- ( laughter ) "i like big butts you're the brother ♪ that's when a girl walks in with an itty-bitty waist ♪ ( laughter ) ( applause ) i've broken my cossic bone. tell me, tell me, mitt romney is not about to woo elderly voters with the power of song. >> you can sing that song? i love that song. do you know that song ♪ oh, beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain ♪ . >> jon: okay, now, just for widows! okay! ( applause ) the diabetics! ( applause ) anybody on a jazzy. ( applause ) all right. you sang a verse of "america the beautiful." very nice. now if we can move on. >> there's

. >> bingo, you win beth. >> so this proves that women are better parkers than men how? >> do you think he parked well? >> this is one guy who can't park. terrible park job, absolutely. i bet you his wife is even worse. >> oh! >> you know what, steven? >> yeah, beth? >> people are going to be mad at you. >> i'm just kidding. obviously, this guy can't park. >> you know what, we could do our own "right this minute" study based on the videos we have seen. you had that video of the woman in walmart trying to park, right? >> with a broken leg. and she took out 11 cars. >> and how could you forget the lady trying to parallel park a smart car. remember that? >> go to facebook.com/rightthisminute. who parks better, men or women? >> dudes. >> women. >> for goodness sake. >>> he's a one-man singing medley machine you've got to hear to believe. >> get out of here. >> this is real! ♪ oh holy night >> hearing is believing. >>> and lose a hockey bet, then drink a beer. >> out of a sweaty, stinky hockey skate. >> yep. the story behind the hockey skate beer mug. >>> welcome back to the

town that sprung up complete with bistros, businesses, a hairdresser, dentist and this wild looking bingo hall. the minimum bet here is one gram of gold per card. here the currency literally is gold dust. no effort is spared to ensure the miners gold doesn't remain with it's rightful owner for long. amerigo and yuse look like a pair of fish out of water. this is not what they expected to find. the whole forest seems to have turned into a construction site, with huts and holes scattered everywhere. they head for the main digging spot, about two miles along the jungle path. only three months ago this gentle river flowed through untouched jungle. today it is a battleground between man and nature as the prospectors sift through the earth 12 hours a day, and men pan the dirt through the water in the hope of finding a few specks of gold. to survive in this place you need to be loaded. food is a rip off at twice the price. at almost four dollars, this meal might be the last they can afford. in the restaurant, a video endlessly repeats the news reports that sparked the gold rush across brazil. ho

it's the oil producer, bottom line. >> bingo. it's the people who have the oil and the people who refine it. it's simple. for every dollar of increase in price, the producers are making about 61 cents. and refiners are making about 15 cents. so they're the winners. not the local guys. >> okay. i want to pick your brain kind of what we just talked about from the retail side. i know you're here to talk about oil and gas, but i know you know your stuff front and i'm going to put you on the spot. when you see prices go up, have you noticed any real macro drop on the consumer spending? do people cut back, really? >> well, right now, again, look at the big picture. we have an expansion economy, we have 27 million companies out there producing goods and services for people who are buying. you're right. they're buying. confidence is important, we should look at it. but people are buying. so there's a washing effect. we have not seen that in our private company data provifile. >> well-said. always a pleasure. see you again. good lesson th

this is oscar bingo, our take on the betting pool.ppens you cross it off, like if brangelina kisses on the screen, which they'll obviously be doing. and the first one that completes wins. >> very cute. >> meryl streep's name. >> if she wins anything. >> okay. >> you need to make up the rules, though. could be like if she shows up on screen. clever idea. >> you obviously want the best dramatic moment for your buffet. and then we're going to the movies for themes. so we have checking in for "hugo" and "midnight in paris" with macaroons. >> cute. >> i love this because the oscars are all about movies, which is truly a pop moment. but we're upgrading the large butter with the diet coke to drink/popcorn pairings. >> okay. >> so we're having for the paramount pop popcorn goes with this. and then merlot goes with the cheddar popcorn. >> that's clever. >> centerpieces, we've taken what we already have at home. we repurposed these from the living room and putting them in a fun vase, a hollywood vase from the party store. >> i like it. >> and f

. >> josh bingo, you nailed it. i couldn't agree more with that. that's the real contamination.ch for joining us today and telling your story. >> thank you very much for having me on today. >> when we come back boy was there a lot of fallout from the suzanne komen countation lowered wages for union and non-union workers too. i wonder why they do that. i wonder if it has to do with campaign donations from incredibly rich people. >> thank you so much for joining and i appreciate you coming on and sharing what is going on in california. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. (vo)weeknights... >>the weakest citizen in this country is more important than the strongest corporation. my god, this is one of the stupidest things i've ever heard! you got a bone to pick with that? the blood is in the water and the sharks are bipartisan. ♪ >>> all right back on "the young turks." yesterday we did the story on the susan g. komen foundation pulling their money from planned parenthood. ana is here with an update. >> since the story broke planned parenthood has actually received more than $650,

. >> josh, bingo, you nailed it. i couldn't agree more with that. that's the real contamination. so much for joining us today and telling your story. >> thank you very much for having me on today. >> when we come back boy was there a lot of fallout from the suzanne komen countation pulling their money from the planned parenthood organization. i just got the popular girls from the local middle school to follow me around. ew. seriously? so gross. ew. seriously? that is so gross. ew. seriously? dude that is so totally gross. so gross...i know. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. and make them simple intuitive, and available to all. distill all that data. make information instinctual visual. introducing trade architect, td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. take control of your portfolio today. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up $600 when you open an account. if you pan across here, you can see we're going to cover it with political posters. sp we've got some vintage ones like this i love

. >> eric: bingo. >> kimberly: it goes right back. pip pong across the table.ver, pretty crafty because he is moving. it you have to keep your eyes on the hands as they're shifting around. but still the core issue here why did this administration do this? why did they choose to put politics over religion? he was advised not to do it. >> eric: if that is your job to sell it, you didn't do a good job. >> bob: what has changed is come november this is going to be a nonvoting issue. >> eric: you hope it is. last year, sorry, last election cycle barack obama had 54% of the vote from catholics. you better hope that doesn't change. >> bob: we'll see what happens. if you listen to the cpac people down there. i'm not jumping in to our next segment i don't think, they all railed about this. every republican railed about this on and on and on. i watched the catholic cpac that got up and screaming about it. it wonder how many of them have used condoms for example. >> kimberly: that is not the point. >> bob: it's not the point? >> greg: by the way, i have a joke. >> dana: w

children performers to beach blanket bingo belted out renditions of his famous tune. ♪ so many songso me ♪ >> san francisco mayor ed leo fis officially declared it tony bennett day and gave bennett the key to the city. bennett didn't sing at the event, but he did a short time later at a rehearsal in the fairmount hotel in the very nee -- venetian room where he first sang the song 50 years ago. ♪ when i come home to you, san francisco ♪ >> it was the first time i was ever going to play in san francisco, so we thought of it as a local song. >> that little local song is now an international icon and forever linked to bennett. ♪ will shine for me >> it changed my life so much because it became my signature song. >> and today became a signature day in bennett's life. ♪ >> as the city paid homage to the city and the man who helped put it on the map. bay area, this,nbc news. >> still sound good. >> still has those pipes. sounds good. >>> mother nature showing us a lot of love today with the sun coming on out, temperatures near average, but in january anything but that as it did start off pr

. >> eric: bingo. i agree 100%.ve santorum so much, they just can't sign on to romney. >> andrea: i saw you nodding while dana was talking. you think it should be a concern of the establishment to get independents, but shouldn't the base be a big concern? it seems like neither candidate is getting the full support of the base because there is still -- ron paul is getting some, newt gingrich is getting some. >> greg: it's still early in the department store. we are the salespeople. we want to go home. the customers still haven't made up their mind. we're all like this. can't you just pick something up. i want to go back to the obama singing the blues. that because the most authentic blues i've seen since pat boone covered "hounddog." do we have tape of mick jagger? mick jagger also showed up. let's try to roll some of this tape. the producer just said yes, we had it there. he is. doesn't he look like a disheveled grandmother? isn't it time for mick jagger to retire to the upper east side apartment with 20 cats? i'm s

bingo. >> jennifer, we have a two-party system so that we can have debate, and they work like this. they can join hands and rebuild country. but they don't. they work like this. they just beat each over to death. and you know it's about the money, jenny. you know that. >> i do. i do. hey. wait a second. >> they spent 80% of their time raising money. >> now i saw a report today that you met with top leaders of americans elect, which is an organization that is seeking ballot access in all 50 states for non-partisan ticket. and given romney's upswing in the g.o.p., i am wondering if you are considering joining forces with americans elect. >> i am looking at it. it's a great idea. it's a unity ticket. i would joy with a democrat or an independent. it would be just not only republicans. it would be across party lines. and you know, jennifer i did that when i was in congress as a democrat. i worked with president reagan. i liked president reagan. i liked his tax reform. i liked he created 40 million jobs in eight years. no candidate can come close to that. but i think we need to rebuild a

. >> bingo. >> well said. >>> 6:05. america's military mission in afghanistan should be done by 2013. that's the word from defense secretary leon panetta. the pentagon and nato want to end the combat mission next year, one year ahead of schedule. the war began in 2001 just weeks after the 9/11 attacks. panetta wants the drawdown to be similar to the end of the combat mission in iraq. but the news comes as the same time as a new report claims the taliban is actually just lying in wait anticipating the pullout of u.s. troops. when that happens according to this other report, it will cease -- seize control of afghanistan, the taliban will. both nato and the pentagon are downplaying that report. >>> chances are your facebook page or your e-mail is exploding this week with the controversy involving komen for the cure and planned parenthood. komen says it will no longer donate to planned parenthood. that is draw something outrage, even on capitol hill. >> all of you across this country that feel that susan g. komen should sti