john stamos is sitting in on bongos. he's on bongos now. >> watch every minute. watch every minute.> jimmy: don -- >> yet him in the greek islands doing the same thing, in the nude, playing the bongos. look at this guy. he gets -- you know, we go to a restaurant and we sit down, say, i'll have a vodka and a little club soda. girl comes, john, would you -- and he goes -- thursday. he lines them up. he's in heat 24 hours a day. >> jimmy: oh, i know. i know. >> when i was his age, spider just laid in the pajamas going -- >> jimmy: how did you guys even meet? very unlikely friends. how did you and john meet? >> well, he was begging in front of my house. [ laughter ] no, how did we meet? >> at a greek restaurant in malibu, i think so. and i love don. he's my hero. and one of my dearest friends -- >> don't get crazy, okay? okay. makes it like i'm a jew going to the -- you know. but thank you, john. that's very sweet. i would say the same thing about you but i don't feel that way. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well that's fair. that is fair. [ applause ] >> he knows i love him. >> jimmy: it's goo

from bongos drums and dreads.up and comi reggae band is sending their positive vibes to downtown >>> to drums and -- to downtown san jose. courtney has the story. >> reporter: looking at the old victorian house you would never know it was -- composed of base, bongos guitars, and a -- this historical neighborhood in downtown san jose. it is an up and comeing can ray rege band that meets every week at the -- there's a brother in there because we hung out so long. >> they came together more than two years ago but just started performing this summer at local venues. they all share one thing in common, their love for music. >> it is just a type of music that is just infectious. >> you have no room not to like it. >> when it comes to performing these guys don't hold back. >> it is better than any drug on this rock all night. >> the lead singer has been growing his dreads as long as he has been performing more than ten years he has used music as an outlet of expression. >> i am trying to spread the good news and unite pe

. >> get the man a bongo drum. they found their spokesman. >> well, if i -- >> get a bongo drum.m and it's yours. >> listen, if i am a spokesman for all the people who think we should not have 24 million people in this country who can't find a full-time job, that we should not have 50 million people in this country who can't see a doctor when they're sick, that we shouldn't have 47 million people in this country who need government help in order to feed themselves and shouldn't have 15 million families who owe more on their mortgage than the value of their home, okay, i'll be that spokesman. [ cheers ] >> oh, look, they're standing in the audience. >> oh, look, they're standing in the audience. former democratic congressman alan grayson of florida joins us next. ah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we're helping power america's economy with cleaner affordable natural gas... more jobs, less emissions, a good answer for

bongo drums. even a clown. it was sort of a tent city meets woodstock kind of feel. and i asked several protesters what it was that they wanted. now, they did not know. we have more on that later. but they did know what they don't want. >> capitalism doesn't work. >> you're angry at wall street? washington, too, or just wall street? >> definitely washington. the politicians who are corrupted by a lot of the corporate money from wall street. >> so what do you want, protesters? it seems like people want a messiah leader. just like they did when they anointed barack obama. but, if you don't know what's wrong, no one can fix it for you. john adline is contributor and cnn columnist for "newsweek" and the daily beast. john, great to have you with us. you spent some time there, as well. >> great to be here. >> and i'm curious what your takeaway was. i have to say, i was in tahrir square during the egyptian revolution, and this lacked the intensity, to say the least. >> it's not remotely parallel. look, drum circles don't solve problems. it's tough to get your demands taken

. >>> reporter: bluegrass music with a dash of bongos. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: mixed together for thesage from demonstrators occupying san francisco: money corrupts and it's time for america to reexamine values. >> the financial industry as a whole is really just become another form of slavery and oppression and i have had enough of it personally. >> reporter: so this camp out sit-in continues by the federal reserve bank in downtown san francisco. part of the nationwide movement blaming corporate greed on the state of the economy. and some tourists sympathize. >> i'm from the heartland in oklahoma. we are not seeing obviously any activity in oklahoma city. it's a very conservative place. i'm a progressive from oklahoma and i'm interested in what's going on here and i think it's time. >> reporter: but the occupation in sacramento took an ugly turn. overnight dozens of protestors were arrested after refusing to leave a downtown park that was closing. atornado seems there was a little con -- and it seems there was a little confusion on why they were here. >> i'm here to support the peopl

deafening in public it's a mixed bag but they were happy to take some time from their books span job bongos sports drinks they're passing out free condoms has been open sex going on their drugs easy to score i don't know it seems like they might actually have a good feel for you here but a lot of them really disagree obviously here to figure out once and for all who's right and who's occupying wall street because we've been hearing from. people. so we're going to be at least here. i am someone who cares it's work countries go i'm currently a second year psychology student in the u.s. army veteran among all those dirty hippies down here i'm not one of the trust fund babies you know but both retired my mother is a retired church secretary be both a republican i could for bush i'm a doctor and i'm here in my uniform because i wanted to show that well we're not just a bunch of thirty of these were average americans you know it doesn't get more american the boys i'm a student i'm sixteen and here with you i was part of the original people that were kind of consulted about like what to do during

seriously it's a mixed bag but they were happy to take some time from their books so bongos sports training. catered lunch yet it was catered lunch designer yoga clothing absolutely lemon logo computers awesome act books and phone stop and get to the bottom of it. but seriously r.c. has shown you firsthand that many of the people camped out down the street here don't appear to be crazy yes protests attract your so-called hippies and extremists many of whom may appear to be overdue for a shower but i've personally interviewed a distressed mother sick and tired of her son being deployed to fight in afghanistan time and time again i've spoken to another person whose home was foreclosed and struggling to make ends meet and i've spoken to young college graduates shackled by college debt and graduating and so you believe job market and any of these people feel powerless and are struggling to get their voices heard any way that they can and protesting they say is their only hope of being heard the question now is what comes next beyond staying camped out on the streets what needs to happen to see

that seriously it's a mixed bag but they were happy to take some time from their books banjos bongos sports drinks catered lunch yet it was catered lunch designer yoga clothing that's a little lemon logo computers. and phones to help us get to the bottom of it. goes in lululemon pants so it's not a crime now well joining me to discuss this from our studio in los angeles is an experience co-host of the young turks and i want to thank you for joining us tonight and we have a couple of clips we're going to play but i want to start with reflecting on this erin burnett clip that we just you know at first we heard so much critique that hippies why are they wearing suits they'll be taken more seriously now they're not being taken seriously because they're wearing designer yoga pants i mean how do you win with that. you don't win with that and honestly if i were erin burnett i would be so humiliated by that report because she completely misses the point and she totally focuses on something that's so irrelevant you know later on in that seriously segment she went on to ask one of the proteste

is it a good idea to align yourself with 50,000 bongo players and tim robins? >> no, but it is a good idea to blame it on popular minority to cover your own failings. he took ownership of the economy. the economy is in the tank. blame 1%. that's the playbook for every demigog. >> i would like to protest railing against the 1 percenters. are they aware the pagan motorcycle club calls themselves the 1 percenters. >> and the hells angels too. >> you should be careful because we will have another hippies versus the bikers. it will be like the rolling stones all over again. you pointed out the whole dream act. there is no beer in grocery stores. you forgot to mention no possessing shark fins. >> again, no fun. why go to california ever again. you can't have your shark fins. >> i am simply suggesting if we start fitting them with prosthetic fins we have the feel goodiest movie of all time. >> it is not the same thing. >> fair enough. i agree. and michael, you mentioned that how many pistol whippings there are in berkeley, you did in fact mention that, did you not? >>

. >> and noise complaints have poured in forcing organizers to go easy on the bongos. sanitation is also a concern. >> i think it as mess. >> why. in. >> they don't have not one single cause. look at them. they are doing hula hoops. what, did they learn that in college. >> it has also become a magnet for tourities. >> if everybody doesn't come out we have no reason and no right to complain. >> it represents trying to speak up and make a difference. >> you better come up with some solutions to the problem such as people losing their houses. unemployment no, jobs. >> like mary. >> you lived through the great depression. what do you think when the government says we don't have the money because we are in a recession. >> also with social security, what they talk here now with well, let's see what we will do with it. why are you doing anything with it? it is our money, it is not yours. the government shouldn't be touching it. >> you are not sleeping here, are you? >> no, i didn't bring a change of clothes. >> 6:20 p.m. and there is news here in zuccotti park other than the

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. >> noise complaints have poured in forcing organizers to go easy on the bongos.so a concern. >> it is a mess. they don't have not one single cause. >> it has also become a magnet for tourists. >> they have no right to complain. it represents them trying to speak up and make a difference. >> you better do something about it better come up with solutions to the problem such as people losing their house unemployment new jobs. >> what if they say they don't have the money we are in a recession. >> with social security what they saw here now with see what they can do with it. >> you are not touching it are you? >> the news here in sgluk at this park other than protestors a fire broke out in the high rise equitable building on the 28th floor. this hits sal leap on the arm. >> it is interesting first of all firefighters in new york are part of the 99 percent. they have much of a stake fixing the economy as the folks caddie corner in the park. >> 7:00 and there is a group practicing yoga together so they are getting exercise as well as expressing their opinions. >> it is

when they are taking bongo classes and look like circus clowns that are consequences for your actionsrgive all of this as long as i am paying for it. >> no, during the recession that there are people trugling and doing everything right and not able to get a job. >> fantastic discussion. great to hear you talk and i wish we could go on a little more. next wedding day, our first child was born. we all have happy moments that we never forget. scott bowles had them, too. and he can't remember them. he is tackling a severe case was amnesia. stay with us. it tracks every vehicle in their fleet. it cuts fuel use. koch: it enhances customer service. it's pretty amazing when people who loan you money also show you how to save it. not just money, knowledge. it's so much information, it's like i'm right there in every van in the entire fleet. good day overall. yeah, i'good. come on in. let's go. wow, this is fantastic. ge capital. they're not just bankers. we're builders. they helped build our business. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa auto repair? gary... he hung up. ...why do we have so many a's in our na

look what is going on they have banners up, tents, they are just testing loud speakers, and a few bongo drums but protestors are here, several dozen of them they have been here since thursday they thought they were going to be evicted yesterday but it would appear they will be granted a permit to stay for at least four months. i talked to several protestors this morning and here is how they felt about their cause and about the agreement to allow them to stay. >>> i thick the most important -- i think the most important lesson we are not alone. people are realizing things are not really the way they need to be or could be. when they see other people thinking the same way they get motivated to create a change. >>> i heard last night, law enforcement is telling us we can stay for another four months. there is a lot of enthusiasm for the message. >>> well, they want to share this space we are told, they agreed other events long planned for the freedom plaza space protestors agreed to make way and allow other things to continue to happen here as long as they stay orderly and do not destroy t

they didn't even give t the bongo bangers are also up in arms about the assembly taking up over halfheir tips proving once again that socialism is only awesome with others we side yourself are forced to do this. people are defecating and urinating in public places which leads us to occupy toronto where a man was arrested after smelling women's feet and trying to get others to drink his body fluids. >> pretty sure it was my uncle jerry who is m.o. >> one protester is claiming she's going to leave because "everybody is pretty much just partying it up" then there is russell simmons not want to go pay more taxes. >> the conservatives always say to me, why don't i just write a check for more taxes? no, i one give me money to war machine and to other things but if it will help the education and the healthcare for people who are locked up, then of course i want to pay more taxes. >> luckily even the irs doesn't watch al sharp. >> finally meet stacey hisler. the 38-year-old flor idian explains to the "new york post" why she left her four kids and banker hubby for wall street. >> i finally ta

donations of brooms, mops, dust bans, garbage bags, all of which they plan to turn into hash pipes and bongorums. similar protests have been popping up everywhere, even here in l.a. i have to say, i'm impress bid their determination. i'm not exactly sure what the plan is, but i mean, do they plan to stay there forever? or what? so, today i put one of my top men on the case, cory, the guy who plays chewbacca out on hollywood boulevard. that's cory. i asked him to go down to the occupy protests in l.a. to find out what the hell is going on. ♪ >> yeah, i'm here at occupy l.a. let's go talk to some protesters. i'm dizzy. >> even here, where people are coming together, because they can't pay their [ bleep ] car bill, they can't pay for water in their apartment and they can't pay the bills -- they can't pay for anything right now. and that's why they're here. they don't have a home to be in. >> i can relate, dude. i don't pay, like, i usually just get samples at the grocery store. >> yeah. >> because it's free. i think the good thing about wearing the outfit you got on, like the no clothes look, l

. >> bongo-banging flea bags is essentially it. >> excuse me! >> no. no.ple playing instruments. >> i see, first of all, not all of these people are democrats. and we're not calling them -- [overlapping dialogue] >> smelly white people with nose rings. they are disgusting. get the hell out. make your point and go home. >> bill mahr suggests that they threaten violence. imagine the conservative republicans saying something similar. >> this idea they are marching on millionaires' homes, i couldn't help but think of that scene in the mart -- in the martin scorsese movie where the riots break out and the rich guy is in the fifth avenue apartment and a brick comes through the window. lyou know, if a brick came through rupert murdoch's window, fox news would be a lot more gentle on the wall street people. >> i have the most utmost respect for rupert murdoch and then fox would cover it more if that would happen, let's be honest. but the bottom line is, -- >> how about if i talk about throwing bricks through bill mahr's window -- >> i think it's wrong. >> i wouldn

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. >> well, if i -- >> get a bongo drum.get where to go to the bathroom and it's yours. >> listen, if i am a spokesman for all the people who think we should not have 24 million people in this country who can't find a full-time job, that we should not have 50 million people in this country who can't see a doctor when they're sick, that we shouldn't have 47 million people in this country who need government help in order to feed themselves and shouldn't have 15 million families who owe more on their mortgage than the value of their home, okay, i'll be that spokesman. [ cheers ] >> oh, look, they're standing in the audience. >> oh, look, they're standing in the audience. former democratic congressman alan grayson of florida joins us next. >>> joining us tonight for the interview is former congressman alan grayson of florida. mr. grayson represented florida's eighth district from 2009 to 2011. congressman grayson, thanks very much for being with us. it's nice to see you again. >> thank you. >> you have and have always had a kna

. ♪ [ music ] >>> reporter: bluegrass music with a dash of bongos. [ music ] >> reporter: mixed togetheror the message from demonstrators occupying san francisco: money corrupts and it's time for america to reexamine values. >> the financial industry as a whole is really just become another form of slavery and oppression and i have had enough of it personally. >> reporter: so this camp out sit-in continues by the federal reserve bank in downtown san francisco. part of the nationwide movement blaming corporate greed on the state of the economy. and some tourists sympathize. >> i'm from the heartland in oklahoma. we are not seeing obviously any activity in oklahoma city. it's a very conservative place. i'm a progressive from oklahoma and i'm interested in what's going on here and i think it's time. >> reporter: but the occupation in sacramento took an ugly turn. overnight dozens of protestors were arrested after refusing to leave a downtown park that was closing. >>> and it seems there was a little confusion on why they were here. >> i'm here to support the people. why else would i be out

. >> well, if i -- >> get a bongo drum.'s yours. >> listen, if i am a spokesman for all the people who think we should not have 24 million people in this country who can't find a full-time job, that we should not have 50 million people in this country who can't see a doctor when they're sick, that we shouldn't have 47 million people in this country who need government help in order to feed themselves and shouldn't have 15 million families who owe more on their mortgage than the value of their home, okay, i'll be that spokesman. [ cheers ] >> oh, look, they're standing in the audience. >> oh, look, they're standing in the audience. former democratic congressman alan grayson of florida joins us next. ♪ [ male announcer ] you never know when a moment might turn into something more. and when it does men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's rig

are we going to see them continue playing bongo drums for weeks to come?not trying to be funny about it. i'm looking at the video. >> it's a collection of left wing groups with all the different agendas. there's no central message here. the cbs poll that's come out do agree, 43% agree with what? do you agree with the underlying angst the middle class, working class angst that my kid may not get a job, my 401k has been diminished? sure, everybody is concerned about it. number one issue in the campaign. to make the parallel observation that these far left fringe groups who reject markets, reject capitalism and reject your ability to do better than the previous generation which is the american dream, the definition of it, i don't think they're going to catch on particularly because they have no central message and today, you're reporting that acorn is back. where have they been? >> we're going to get to that coming up. that's going to amaze some of our viewers. the road map to restoring america, new book coming out. >> timely, absolutely. >> not on the booksh