regulated government does cigarettes and booze i mean i mean and so you have a hundred thousand people a year die from booze nobody dies from pot it was an ox i mean i mean i'm looking at this from a from a practical standpoint personally because of the medicinal uses and the fact to look even during prohibition you trouble you try to make something illegal people are going to use it anyway so my thing is this just legalize it regulate it tax it like cigarettes and booze and then that's one less issue that has to drain drain the air time. i think it's a lot more simple than that i think perry just. felt which way the wind was blowing on this issue well or he came back from europe and got off to not really sure but at this rate he was switched. back next he's going to proposing health care it's going to be all over the place i want to be. really good senator we talked about it but i mean look whatever his motives are i i actually think that this is a great i mean the whole reason that the president supports the decriminalization you know came out this week huge deal is because of the di

he used confiscated booze during prohibition to keep his white house poker parties fueled. only ran for president -- [ laughter ] >> only ran for president because his wife florence pushed him into it. and he got caught in a world class scandal, like the tea pot dome looting of oil reserves. >> i think he was also the one that said he wanted to vote for sufferrage because he was worried women would outlaw booze. [ laughter ] >> i think strange is rather flattering adjective for president nixon when you think he was forced to resign because illegally using the fbi and abuse of power-- >> -- book on fdr, used it against america first proceed didgesly. >> pat, you'll have a long, hard road to convince people that fdr and richard nixon belong anywhere in the same category on anything. >> no. >> do you think jimmy carter's downfall was multitasking? >> it's one of the problems. >> 21% interest rates, 13% inflation rate. >> economy was horrible. the hostage crisis and teddy kennedy's challenge, which tore his party apart and the leftwing, abandoned the guy in a very, very tough t

it is booze day, tuesday, january 28th. and we have rock legend here today, everybody. we have mr. meatloaf hself. >> you know, it is interesting that meatloaf is on broadway, right? or off broadway or something. >> vegas, yes. >> but i do think -- >> he's been brought back because he was such a huge success last time at planet hollywood. >> he was a huge success. he said it was more music than acting. but i would love to see that man do a little acting on stage too. >> he considers himself an actor more than a singer, which surprised me. he's a very nice man. i remember i was nervous to interview him the first time, which was years ago. and he's so normal. >> and real, yeah. >> i never met a person named meatloaf and thought he's got to be weird. he's not. he's such a nice guy. >> our friend matthew hussey and e. jean carroll. not a crazier duo. >> it is fireworks all the time. a little happy birthday to cinnamon lee, remember the puppy that when you got blake -- >> yes. >> here is cinnamon lee turning 1 year old yesterday. >> oh, my gosh. you remember how little cinnamon lee was

so there's no federal law that says drinking booze is illegal. how does that intersect now?test for alcohol but there must be reasonable suspicion for use. you're on to something that's very important about mayrijuana that's different from alcohol. you stop drinking and you're sober in four or five hours. you may have a bad hangover, but the alcohol pretty much is out of your system. with marijuana, it goes on for a lengthy period of time. different world in that respect. >> mark o'mara, paul callan, happy new year. >> happy new year. >> and good luck getting back to florida. you did book a hotel, didn't you? >> yes, i did. >> that's a good thing. controversial comments from duck dynasty's phil robertson, that the a & e! network is moving forward with the new episodes. kind of makes you wonder if it's about keeping the viewers happy, keeping the money rolling in or just letting somebody say what he wants to say. but thieves can steal your identity and turn your life upside down. hi. hi. you know, i could save you 15% today if you open up a charge-card account with us. you ju

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booze, pole dancing and a luxurious trip to the caribbean on the tax payer's dime.hat's tops the heritage foundation list of nonessential government spending. house minority leader nancy pelosi and the cub board is bear and there's no more cuts to make. but a couple weeks before the shut down $5.4 million was given to the state department for booze and chris cal blas glass wear. $10,000 was given to an austin energy company for their employees to perform pole dances accompanied a live orchestra. they took a tax payer funded trip to the caribbean. the bill slipped between number of agencies making the total amount for the trip impossible to coalculate. >> all i wanted for christmas a pair of fake you goes a budget friendly take on the ugg take. bear bashirling boots starting at $34 much less than australian counterpart that costs more than 100 bucks a pair. amazon most popular items are prove americans went for function and cost over designer. >> are you feeling a little bit rough this morning after all of y your new year's celebrations? >> how about a quick hangover

as soon as the booze shows up, the bwest team is going out of the newsroom. year to all of you. it has been a great year for all of us at bloomberg west. you guys down and l.a. will have to fend for yourselves. i know l.a. is capable of doing that. >> absolutely. a special happy new year to emily chang as well. >> wherever she is. and to all of our viewers, we appreciate your support and watching the show. we will continue to try to make more good shows in the coming year. happy new year to everybody. ♪ ask the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of bloomberg lp, its affiliates, or its employees. >> the following is a paid starvista an from d time-life. the 1970s, soul music filled the airwaves with great groups and sexy superstars. all across america we were listening to the soul of the 70s -- 1970's. ♪ let's get it

. >> should you mix pills and booze on a plane? a better question, should you mix plane and booze on a pill? i lied. that was not a better question. >>> will spying be more trying? it is mulling restrictions and access to american phone records. the white house has been reviewing our surveillance programs and obama could announce his decision next week. the traitor who kicked up this crap storm is getting attention overseas. a european parliament committee has invited edward snowden to testify via video link. for analysis let's go live to this dog. >> i love the fact that the date on that tape is 94. you are watching a dead dog. >> check out the woman in the video. >> he probably died in 95. >> what is going on in our control room. >> apparently you have credentials which have not particularly helped in these topics. >> i would like to think i have shed a lot of light over the years. >> they found no violations by the nsa at all. yet they are making changes. so it is safe to say these changes are political. >> we are going to do th

. >>> it is booze day, tuesday, january 21st, 2014 and kathie lee takes an awesome week to be in the sun. she's in l.a., she's going to florida. and jenna bush hager is here. >> i'm dealing with this beautiful weather outside. >> by the way, we do want to say that we feel like the snow was a sneak attack. because no one told us, okay? >> you told me. >> i told you this morning. honestly, i was gone for the weekend, came back and looked at the weather. they're talking -- usually these things are coming for days and days. >> they name is after something, blah, blah, blah. i had no idea. granted i was on the show yesterday, al did talk about it. i was listening, of course, i always ask him, you know, for personal advice, personal weatherman, but i had no idea that it was going to be this bad. >> how does your little daughter, does she enjoy the snow, is she into it when it happens? was she out in it last time it happened? >> no. she likes it. she looks up like what is this? but now you have all the accessories for the stroller, the sleeping bag, we have the plastic thing we put over the

madonna posting on instagram posing with the bottles of booze.ture accompanied with the caption, the party has just begun. bring it 2014. followers slammed her for the photo. she later wrote no one was drinking. we were just having fun. calm down and get a sense of humor. what do you think? is this poor judgment or all in good fun? facebook, twitter at foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> 20 minutes after the top of the hour one vet giving a special gift to a fellow american hero. >> this is embarrassing. >> why is it embarrassing. you should be excited. >> i am excited. thank you. >> wait until you hear what he did. >> aur monday morning motivator. >> teaching kids about gun safety by teaching them to shoot. this popular new class works. details ahead. ;ñ;ñ;ñ >> former british nanny louise woodward has given birth to her first child 16 years after she was jailed tore killing a baby in her care. she was convicted of shaking 8 month old to death in boston in 1997 when she was 19 years old. woodward now known by her married name elf teaches dance class

no one wants teen-agers to drink booze either. gateway drugs? >> if alcohol is, i think, brian, the key is if you're a teen-ager and you're getting stoned, you are going to get stupid and you are much more likely and it really is behavioral more than physiological, i think, to do other drugs. i think there is no doubt about that. if you wade into your young adulthood and early 20s, i don't see it as being any more damaging than alcohol or cigarettes. >> now the science shows that it affects your i.q. and it impacted your genes. >> no doubt, but it's ball when you start. if you start as a kid, in my view, and in my life experience, my vast long life experience, that has been the way it shook out. if you start smoking pot when you were 15, 16, 17 years old, you're really going to be disadvantaged when it comes to college and life. if you start smoking pot in young adulthood, 21, 22, like that, you'll be fine. you can control it in most cases unless you have a very addictive personality. >> i think those are concerned about the avail

the miles copeland and booze allen's hamilton's involvement 234 -- in cairo suggests that this kind of element or of advertising in public relations, public relations no how is conveyed to the nasa regime through not just copeland, but a friend whose actual background is with the american advertising company, jw thompson, so i sort of shatter in my book madmen on the nile. it's sort of madmen performing secret operations in cairo elements to the story at to point. i won't go into anymore detail about the forms that cia arabism took. you can read about those in the book, but i do want to say a few words about the decline of cia arabism. why it is that the arabists, pro-arab, antizionist agenda ultimately failed because, clearly, it failed. nasa became estranged from the united states and became quite anti-american. after 1956, the u.s. throws its weight not so much behind arab nationalists as behind conservative, british colonial era leer in the middle east. meanwhile, at home, the american friends of the middle east, that cia front group that is advocating on behalf of nasa and arab na

and then also just, i mean, it is -- the show is about booze.ur, it is a lot of booze. >> we're ready. >> we know we love wine. >> we're ready. let's do it. >> okay. as we just mentioned, tina fey and amy poehler are hosting for the second time this year, and will host again in 2015. where did the comedic duo meet, on the set of "snl" -- hoda? >> keep reading them so the people at home can see. >> acting class at uva, or summer camp. >> i think b. >> b, at the improv. >> you're correct. >> supposed to be aggressive. >> so this year there are three nominees nominated for both television and movie awards. who out of the following is not nominated? a, julia louis-dreyfus, b, idris elba, c, kevin spacey, or d, chiwetel -- kathie? >> i think they're all nominated. >> kevin spacey. >> you're correct. >> he was not nominated. he's nominated, but not more than one. >> way to go, brooke. >> thanks a lot. so actress meryl streep is nominated this year for her role in "august: osage county." she holds the record. which accurately shows her record, a, 50 no

we're coming for it and we're going to booze it much better than men. >> jon: i don't see how it's possible. we made women sleep with us for jobs. >> you think sexual harassment is bad? when we're done with you you'll be begging for grepping because us ladies work from the inside outel. i'll show you. let's do another role play. >> jon: i don't want. >> tom: you don't want to because it's fun and you don't like having fun. that's why after the show we go out without you and talk about how much fun you used to be. >> jon: is that true, you do that? >> yeah, nobody here likes you and i'm telling you that as a friend but i'm not your friend and i want my best friend necklace back. >> jon: but you gave it to me and said we'd be best friends forever. it's my favorite. >> it's a soft pain you'll never shake. that's a power of women. stand up and do a spin for me. >> jon: holy (bleep). thank.ou. ñ [cheers and applause] >> jon: wrel come back. [cheers and applause] -- welcome back. marriage equality seems to be gaining traction in even the reddest of red states. we take a look at a special editi

laughter ] i guarantee you workers are already using this money to buy all kinds of objectionable items, boozcigarettes, multicolored clothing. just because someone works for you doesn't mean you don't get to control their personal lives. you don't want my advice. that's maybe why we should call someone in with the wisdom of a former pastor and gravitas of a failed presidential candidate. >> i think our founders would be stunned if they ever thought that the justice department of the united states would be doing everything possible to push the little sisters of the poor into providing some type of contraception coverage. >> jon: the founders would be stubbed except maybe ben franklin that would say (bleep) electricity this contraception is the greatest thing i've ever heard of. what do you think tj? and jefferson would say this could [cheers and applause] >> jon: we welcome back. my guest tonight, man this guy is good. nominated for a golden globe award for the latest film "inside llewyn davis." ♪ when i go back baltimore need to coffee on my floor ♪ ♪ come along and follow me. we'll go down

the bull market in booze has been giving investors a boost. need some liquid courage? don't move, cramer's pouring on the plays that could take the edge off. >>> oh, hey, last week i told you all about how jim beam is being bought by the big privately held japanese liquor concern, for $16 billion. the stock was trading before the bid. i explained the beam deal is a textbook example of how companies can create value by breaking themselves up. a little more than two years ago, the old fortune brand spun off the home furnishing business to change the name to beam to focus on alcohol. it's a very happy ending for shareholders. one reason why i devoted a whole chapter to profiting from breakups in "get rich carefully." many others are really starting to move here. there's another take away from this deal, a more straightforward take away. to put it bluntly, the alcohol business is on fire. witness bud buying back oriental brewery for three times more than what they originally sold it for in 2009. the best place to be is the global spirits company! yes, that's where you want

> we're no better than the parents supplying prescriptions drugs or being there when he's drinking booze if we're playing his music and enabling him. >> the station, hot 89.9 is banning justin bieber and started a campaign on the facebook fan page of theirs. >>> the sharks go wild at the tank. we have the latest on tonight's game that went into overtime. >>> forget walking. we'll introduce you to this talented little child. >>> fans at the shark tank went wild tonight. thornton scored his second goal of the game with a minute and a half remaining in overtime, leading the sharks to their sixth straight win 3-2 over the wild. patrick marleau also the two long-time sharks shined one day after signing three- year contract extensions. they play the kings on monday. check out this little two-year-old skateboarder from australia. this little guy is skating through the streets. man, is he ripping it up. he comes from a family that happens to love the sports and they say he's been riding on a skateboard before he could walk. the x games could definitely be in his future. >> and hopefully cool sne

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you're mixing two of lady's favorite things, cupcakes and booze. >> so in the cupcake there is booze? >> barely. >> this is why america is great. this is why america is great. we'll talk about politics this morning and what's happening in mid-march. march comes the obama care deadline. that's march 31st for the obama deadline for enrollees. according to a document published on a federal website, it turns out if healthcare.gov is not up and running by mid-march, the entire law itself could be jeopardized for a number of reasons. >> yeah, in fact, a lot of the insurers could even go bankrupt and the health care industry as a whole could be in jeopardy from all this. and part of the problem comes from those back-end problems on the website. and it's -- the system is vulnerable to, quote, inaccurate forecasting of risk mitigation programs. what does that mean? insurance companies depend on these healthy people to subsidize when the bills come in for the unhealthy people, they are going to the doctor for this expensive treatment, and it's the pool of unhealthy people, if that's bigger than

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welcome to booze day tuesday. it is january 14th. we're here in our -- they let us into the big studio today, where the big people play. we're excited. nice to see you all. >> how are you? >> very, very good since we just spent the last couple of hours together, and you lost your phone twice. >> that's what i do. my mom was up late last night, i woke up this morning at 4:00 when i got up and got a text from her. it said, hello, hodi. i was watching jay leno and he said something funny about kathie lee and you and wine, just so you know. i sent the e-mail in and apparently he did. >> let's look. >> here's what he said. >> a major highway in canada had to be shut down after a truck accident spilled thousands of bottles of wine on the road. they had to fly in kathie lee and hoda to help clean up. >> we're the ones for the job. by the way, congratulations, jay, on so many amazing years. every time i see him now, i think pretty soon we're going to have our friend jimmy fallon there. but talk about an amazing accomplishment, you know? >> a

some say this once little box of booze is going the way of the dinosaurs. >> the hotel minibar is a dyinged the world. but a recent trip adviser survey

coloradoans spend january 1st ruining their bodies with weed when they should be at home vomiting all the booze from new year's eve like god intended. and thankfully-- (applause) yes. we have some vomit fans here tonight thankfully some patriots are standing up an they're not just ignorant buzz kills they're experienced buzz kills like "new york times" columnist david brooks who wrote for a little while in my teenage years my friends and i smoked marijuana. it was fun. i have some fond memories of us all being silly together. i think those moments of uninhibitied frolic deepened our friendship. yes. david brooks got high. which lead to uninhibitied frolic. sometimes it bordered on unstructured meriment, even unfettered jocularity. but this column was more than just establishing his stone-cold street cred. he also rapped some positive youth messaging about the dangers of legallization saying i think being stoned is not a particularly uplifting form of pleasure and should be discoveraged more than encouraged. and that colorado is nurturing a moral ecology in which it is a bit harder to be the sor

booz allen hamilton holding rang the bell to open the bell for 2014. a year-long celebration will honor the country's 100 year anniversary. economists say there are hopeful economic signs for 2014. instruction and manufacturing numbers are taking up, raisin expectations of accelerated growth in the economy. we will talk about that later in the program. first, a new businesess in the district that fits nicelyith the beginning of the year. everyone is talking about getting into shape. atee d.c. opened its doors lalast year. indoor cycling classes for residents. all over the city, if y want to come out. joining us tayre the founders of ride d.c., allison shuffield, rachel goldberg, and zach smith. nicely with a lot of new year'resolutions to get into shape. indoor cling has exploded recently. what isriving the enthusiasm around here? >> i think it is a fun exercise. it takes a lot of what people know. ey are used to sing it on the road. he bring it indoors to an environment that we can control through music, technology, really to maximize the fitness retu

. >> reporter: between all the booze and tattoos -- >> i just sleep and answer texts and phone callsnge porn was adamant that while his business was despicable it was completely legal. >> basically, i just watch the twitter to see what kind of naked people people want to see. >> reporter: for two years "nightline" has been following moore's controversial career and the people left in its wake. >> it was extremely difficult for my whole family. it wasn't even just my daughter that was victimized. it was really the entire family. because it impacts everybody in the victim's life. >> reporter: charlotte law's daughter was one of moore's alleged victims. >> it's embarrassing to know that they've seen that photo of me. and they know what i look like now topless. because of that site. >> reporter: her picture, like thousands of others, displayed on the website isanyoneup.com, top kls and againless and again transforming charlotte law from ordinary california mother to anti-revenge porn crusader. revenge porn is generally when a person sends in nude pictures of an ex-girlfriend or boyfriend

some say this once little box of booze is going the way of the dinosaurs. >> the hotel minibar is a dyinge 50s by the germans and conquered the world. but a recent trip adviser survey discovered 21% of guests now care if there is a minibar. but the dictator summed up how many people feel. >> $10 a day for internet. what the [ bleep ]. and they accuse me of being an international criminal? nobody touch the minibar! >> marriott is phasing them out. hilton, hyatt doing something similar. some are using an empty fridge you can stock yourself. >> losing a lot of money from the minibar. not only expensive to have the minibar. people are stealing things. >> reporter: the old drink the vodka, fill the bottle with water. pop it in the minibar trick. the there is more to it than that. apparently hotel guests are becoming more sociable. >> the days of really eating room service and attacking your minibar in your guest room are slowly evolving. people really want to spend more time out in public areas and feel comfortable. >> reporter: here at lowes in hollywood they're upgrading the lobby. sofas, ca

headlining this shoppach ed wit a-listers boozing it up. >> well, the show is really taking a turn. and time to start drinking. >> the two with best friends quickly get everybody laughing. >> only at the golden globes do the beautiful people of film rub faces with the rat-faced people of television. >> smart, and charismatic, and most importantly, hilarious. and that hosting performance is hailed by critics and everybody who sees it. >> they knocked it out of the mark. >> and it was fun and spontaneous and they were in the moment. >> it is incredible, and they will outdo themselves once again, because they are incredibly bold ladies, and they are the queens of comedy right now. >> i thought that they were w wonderful. they got everything right, and it is fun, and it was like a roast. >> and it is getting sloppy in here, everybody. look it. we got drunk going closest. >> they projected niceness so that when they do go into the kind of more zingier places, people don't feel like, oh, my god, they are so mean. >> mean is one word pinned on ricky gervais who hosted three years running b

they're only -- they're ten calories and they're good, and they're good with booze too.d them up. >> you decide -- really? you made some -- really? >> jimmy: no ice in this. >> are you going to have a cocktail with us? >> william: i'll have a sip. i gotta try this. >> stay true to your character on your show. >> jimmy: this is -- >> this is the skinny girl pink grapefruit with vodka. >> jimmy: yeah. >> new year, new us. >> jimmy: i have ice in here. do you want to ice it up? >> i think it's chilled. it's nice. >> jimmy: okay. >> so, congratulations on your -- what's happening -- >> jimmy: this is a disaster right now. i just -- >> i'm excited for you. >> jimmy: you are? >> yeah, i'm just excited for you. congratulations on all your success and what's coming up for you. i'm just so happy for you. [ cheers and applause ] cheers. >> jimmy: thank you. >> you've always been such a nice person and i just -- and i'm just happy for your success. >> jimmy: thank you. >> holler. whoa, that's strong. i think i have hair on my boobs now, geez. you put a lot of vodka in there. >> jim

something that could have helped you avoid the hangover in the first place without cutting back on the boozee hangover experienced. >> what the [ bleep ] happened last night. hey, bill, am i missing a tooth? >> reporter: while no one argues excessive drinking can be harmful, some think the only sure cure for a hangover is time. and, then there's dr. leonard grossman. >> once you have the hangover you are done. there is at least four hours of your life that is just lost. he says he created a way to prevent hangovers without vinegar, pickles or raw eggs. it's call he says the patch is like being attached to an iv, continuously infusing vitamins into the blood stream. >> alcohol itself is a diuretic. what happens the kidneys go into overdrive, and you are watching out everything water soluble. >> hangover remedies have been around, coffee, honey, greasy foods. hair of the dog. and, now there is blowfish, not the poisonous fish, an over the counter drug that promises to upright your hangover. not with fins, but with fizz. what makes blow fish more effective than aspirin and coffee. >> the thing

this lady has a 13-year-old son, the mother, the son is in the middle holding a booze bottle.pid, dumb, i mean, first of all she says everybody needs to get a sense of humor, the kids were not drinking. it is entirely possible that they were not drinking. it sends a bad message, she is madonna and sends a message -- >> why did she do it? >> she says they were having fun everybody needs to get a sense of humor, they were all on a skiing trip in switzerland, the kids picked up the bottle. she snaps the picture and posts it. there were tons of pictures of her and her kids skiing. she put a lot of those on, as well. but she said people need to get a sense of humor, more than 4,000 kids under the age of 21 die because of drinking, no laughing matter. >> do you think madonna will ever do an interview with me? >> absolutely, why wouldn't she. >> the factor tip of the day, i will show you something you should never do. the tip moments away. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announc

. >> it's like beer before booze. >> cocaine, heroin, method, ecstasy, spice. >> john, you and i starteding beer when we were 15, or 16 or 17 you were drinking hard whiskey. it's an entry drug, a gateway drug. >> yeah, but it's out there. >> what are the cartels going to have left? the cartels are going to have what? >> cocaine,. >> heroin, methamphetamine, ecstasy, spice and similar drugs. unless kennedy is right and that's going to be eaten away too. what is mankind going to become? >> you're draining some of the profits from a part of their business and you're regulating something that's already being used and states that are starved for cash are going to jump on this. >> that's the escalator drug right, the states are going to want to have all this money and that's why we're going to get national drug legislation. >> did not mention the fact that in areas of the united states where prescription drugs that have opioids in them are more available than marijuana, high school kids are for more likely to troy opioid than marijuana. the idea it's this gateway drug, if you make marijuana mo

check out booze. cans like brown foreman, constellation brands, even anheuser-busch, all following a similar seasonal slowdown trend. fast food, too, wendy's and yum brands, mcdonald's, the only one that does not eventually outperform. so the only vice that seems to be immune to new year's resolutions, gambling. the major players here all outdoing the s&p 500 regardless of the season. so history shows the hangovers likely to come this month, but don't expect it to last. can we say it's good to be bad, tyler? >> i guess in january. i'm curious as to why gambling stocks do so well in january. doubling easily the s&p 500. i don't know whether that's seasonal or whether it's just peculiarity of the individual company. >> with a lot of these gambling stocks, you have to look at whether or not it's domestic or one that has exposure. mccow is the world's biggest. you look at wynn, las vegas sands, the huge with huge presences, you've got to look at global and not necessarily ones around january and the new y

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headlining this show packed with a-listers boozing it up. >> well, the show has really taken a turn.ime to start drinking. >> the two best friends quickly get everybody laughing. >> only at the golden globes do the beautiful people of film rub shoulders with the rat-faced people of television. >> smart, charismatic, and most importantly, hilarious. that hosting performance is hailed by critics, comedians and pretty much everyone who sees it. >> they killed. they knocked it out of the park. >> they were in the moment. >> they were incredible. i think they're going to outdo themselves once again. i mean, they're really bold ladies, and they're the keeps of comedy right now. >> i thought they were wonderful. they got everything right. they were having fun. it was like a roast. >> getting sloppy in here, everybody. look how drunk glenn close is. >> they project a niceness, so when they do go into those more zingier places, people don't feel like they're so mean. >> mean is one word pinned on ricky gervais. >> our first presenter is beautiful, talented, and jewish apparently mel gibson to