what are the prospects of turning the situation around in mole so and freeing bozo from isis? >> i think there is lots of work to be done there in the western part. i don't believe that the ramani is completely secure so they have to secure that area. they have to secure the quarter in order to have some opportunity to fully bring all the forces against them. it will be a complex operation and i'm not as optimistic. as you say, it's a large city. i'm not as optimistic that we will be able to turn that in the near term, in my opinion. certainly not this year. we may be able to begin the campaign with some operations around the city. securing or taking that city is not something i see in the next year. >> thank you very much, general stewart stewart. >> thank you mr. chair. welcome back director clapper. thank you for that briefing. director clapper, i've always believed that the ground war against isis must be won by our air partners rather than american ground forces. it was therefore, pretty encouraging to hear saudi arabia and the uae voice some openness to putting ground fo

and you should have known there would be some rough spots in your marriage before you married the bozo. why did you tell tomnot to give into helen and thenyou gave into me? i had to. you were barefoot and pregnant. then you didn't mean it when you said you'd change your commercial? no. helen, i understand there's a vacancy in your apartment. that's right. i'd love to have you as my guest. where am igoing to stay? here, with the captain in his dinghy. i'll send for my things. let's go, helen. you ain't leavin' me hereon the titanic. ok, go ahead. remember the womanwho wanted to be president? it's been a week. they'll be back in an hour. trust me. trust me. you know,i'd like to kill you, but i'm late for work. why didn't youwake me up? i had to iron your shirt, remember? oh, yeah. i'm sorry i saidi wanted to kill you. i'm in a bad mood. i don't know why. i'll beg helen to take me back. oh, george! i love what you've donewith the apartment. it looks like a page out of better homes and alleys. it's comfortable, ok? shouldn't you be at work? george didn't wake me. wait a minute! we took off

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i need perry mason to defend me and i get bozo the clown. and so, fellow citizens, i repeat. re-zoning will enhance the value of your property and put livestock where it belongs, on the farm. now, mr. post, do you have anything to say in answer to that. yes, i... yes, i have. i feel that re-zoning our property will destroy the rural atmosphere and the rustic charm the very things we were seeking when we moved here. moreover, as a horse owner, i have come to appreciate the qualities of this noble animal. post! (laughter from tv) well, if you can't lick them, join them. do you want to see any more, carol? oh, no. poor wilbur. i doubt if history will record this with the lincoln-douglas debate. -wilbur: as mr. ainsworth... -i've seen all i can stand. ...move to a neighborhood in which they are welcome. oh, here comes poor wilbur now. addison, don't you dare make fun of him. please, rog, i don't know what happened out there. but he must feel terrible. promise me you won't kid him. what do you take me for? some kind of an inhuman monster? a person without feeling? this is nothing

what's shaking there, bozo? who are you? detectives tutuola and munch. you been keeping your nose clean? the red rubber one? that's not funny. where you been all day? in connecticut painting a house. i got my own business. it's legit. house painting, huh? yeah. or unmarked white van. you mind if i take a look inside? uh, matter of fact, i do. been up to your old tricks there, ollie? sing sing taught me impulse control. then how do you explain this clown paint? it's house paint. i just told you, i paint houses. it must've got on me. looks like probable cause to me. mr. tunney, i'm going to have to ask you to step away from the van. come on, guys, give me a break. you violated your parole. you're coming with us. we found balloons in your van. munch: after a little dusting we'll find the girl's fingerprints, too. and she's ready and willing to pick you out of a lineup. tell us what happened. we can help you; make things easier. i didn't give no girl a party. then why aren't you giving us an alibi? surely somebody saw you this weekend. found this going throu

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[laughing] oh, it's funny to these bozos. you got jokes? you got jokes? that's your ride right there, ain't it? yeah. that'sy windshield, you crazy mother-- jamal: put the car back. son of--? a son of a bitch. oh, i'm a son of a bitch? son of a bitch? hey, man! stop! stop! stop! all right, come on. damn it, help me! lamont: you're gonna pay for this! no, i'm not. and stop messing with my man. that includes his ride. matter of fact, wax that... 3! 3! give it a tune-up, too. ready to go to practice, shane? yeah, let's do that. yeah. how's that arm? good. what's that smell? wild yam. that's nice. you like that? watch yourself, shane. pilachowski: and so, boys and girls, if anybody does have any firearms, you need to turn those in as soon as possible. no questions asked, now. heh heh. understood? ok, coach, it's all yours. nigel. last sunday, i saw a team on the field we lost, not because of effort or desire, but because of lack of leadership, lack of trt. one of those issues has been resolved. but leadership means nothing if a team doesn't believe in each ot

listen, bozo. i don't mean you, clown. i mean you, clown. louise is my wife. your husbandis dead! dead! you'll be dead if you fool around with my wife. i'd better say something, florence. florence? let's watch the waiter! we ain't watchin' nothing. florence, you straighten it out. everybody else be quiet. you, too. i'm really florence, not mrs. jefferson. she didn't want to come because of mr. jefferson. i didn't want you to be alone, so i said i was louise. i introduced them as mr. and mrs. jefferson, but not the real jeffersons. and amnesia-- wait a minute! i thinki understand now. i don't. quiet! so you're louise! hi. do you still havemy skate key? i haven't hadthis much funin a long time. you ain't mad at me? no, i hopeto see you again. i hope we don't see you. no turkey is going to hit on my wife. i only askedto meet louise to thank her. for the kiss? somethingmore than that. when we were kids, louise wasthe only personthat ever said, "bill, someday you'll besomething special." i worked hardgoing to law school at night. the reasoni stuck in there was because louise gave mecon

a main character in a 1955 disney classic had been called "homer," "rags," and "bozo" in himself decided on what name? >> well, i think i have an idea, but i'm not entirely positive, so i would like to use a lifeline. >> which one would you like to use? >> could i use "ask the audience," please? >> no. yes, you can. it's up to you. >> aw, thanks. >> is that your final? >> yes, final. >> okay, audience, we could use a little help here. please pick up those keypads and enter your vote now. [percussive music] all right, the votes are in. testing their disney knowledge here. well, the audience, 55% say "tramp," b. >> i was leaning towards two, and that's one of them, so that makes me feel a bit better. i will go with that. b, "tramp." final answer. >> 55% were right on the money. that is correct. >> thank you. >> well done. >> thank you, audience. well-used lifeline, and now you're at $2,000. >> okay. >> next step, $3,000. here it is. >> yeah. >> working with his friend mark wahlberg, who grew up in his team's backyard, what pro athlete makes cameos in the 2015 films "entourage" and "ted 2"?

you e it can happen almost every day.d you're driving to work and somee bozo cuts you off that. make some people go from f zero to thousand crazy in a i a heartbeat, right? but why do we sometimes just well snap? thent author of a new book says theree are several triggers that makee people spiral into a rage. r one situation that hits a lot of stressful situation like lastit month's blizzard can be an be trigger but what about rageut that's provoked by seeminglyly minor incidents? joining us now douglas fields as neurold scientist and author of thisnd t book right here "with we snap" a welcome to good day.d >> thank you. nice to be here. >> don't need traffic to snap. a first when we talk aboutal a snapping what does that mean ass opposed to regular just violent behavior?havior >> snapping is a suddenn impulsive reaction caused byse something in the environment anv we don't call it snapping unlesn the out come is inappropriate. my interest in this bookhi boo happened with an incident inncit which i was traveling to barcelona to present my researca at a neuroscience meeting and i