previous speakers have included johnny cash, neil young, bruce springsteen, lady gaga.p took this very seriously as you can see in this video he posted to instagram this morning shortly before he spoke. ♪ >> i like to cha-cha! >> jimmy: that's right. oh, i guess his glaucoma was acting up. we've had -- we've had such a great week. this is our second time coming to austin which means it's getting serious and the next time i expect to meet your parents. but everywhere i've been, people have been lovely. so i wanted to say a few words. but why say words when you can sing words? and i hope you'll bear with me, i have no voice left after very late nights here. i would like to summon the spirit of julio iglesias to let you know just exactly how i feel. ♪ ♪ to austin i can't love you more ♪ ♪ i've kept you sitting by the door ♪ ♪ you're beautiful and weird and man you all have boards ♪ ♪ austin i can't love you more >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i just -- i'm feeling a little bit lonely here all by myself. is there anybody that could help me with this song? [ cheers and applause ] >> j

there was a woman one time at a bruce springsteen concert really getting on my nerves. did i kind of ram into her ankles a little bit? >>> it's always good to keep your camera close by because you don't know what you're go toll catch. what you're going to see. in this case on the roadway, a guy with his wife returning from whole foods when they saw this guy just riding done the highway. >> this happens more often than we think. i'd think we would see a video like this one in a blew moon but it's once a week. >> everybody has a camera, so everybody's recording these moments. >> get it the poster caught two videos. >> i didn't put the [ bleep ]. >> what? >> play it again. >> do it again. >> i didn't put the -- >> i didn't put the sugar in the tank. >> i really want to know what's going on. >> we know what's going on. he didn't put the sugar in the tank. >> i didn't put the sugar in the tank. i didn't there we have another video, a dash cam. because you have a forest doesn't mean you can drive it well. >> oh! >> oh i feel sorry for car. >> he takes off, loses control, star

the poet laureate of the american dream, bruce springsteen, asked once -- [laughter] is a dream alive that does it come true, or is it nothing worse? when the american dream is denied our lives shrink, our hopes fade, and our dave's unfold not in the light of possibility, but in the darkness of fear. to make that dream come true again we must fight for better wages for all workers so that americans can support their families on what they earn. [applause] what is that mean? that means raising the minimum wage, raising the income threshold for overtime pay, and actually make it easier rather than harder for people to join you nerds and bargain for collective marketing rights and greater wages. [applause] that is what it means to make the dream come true. [applause] and to make the dream come true we must not allow another wall street meltdown to rain down on hard working american families. it is not too much to ask, and it is not too much to expect for our national government to rein in wall street, to protect big banks from working over little people, and to keep them from ever working

>> ask bruce springsteen. he has gotten on the wrong side of new jersey cops in the past. >> that's true, and chris rock. he is taking selfies all day long. it is a new category of the outrage machine. silly. >> joanne, some people are comparing it to condi rice when she backed out of rutgers. is that a fair representation? you said so in the green room. >> i did say that. there is no need to say it again. get rid of the commencement speeches. it causes so much controversey. but it is free publicity for the school. they are obtuse. listen, this is the poimt of rap. it provides a platform for the artist toy moat reflect and -- to emote and reflect and i am a supporter of the arts and art education and if he is not get on it. >> andy, is the only person of color on the panel what do you have to say? >> i think by inviting him and uninviting him they showed a lack of common decency. can we agree on that? and that i am the worst person in the world. we are at the point where everyone who would be a decent commence

the great american poet laureate bruce springsteen -- [laughter] once asked the question, is a dream alive if it don't come true or is it something worse? we have the ability to make that dream come alive again. to make it true for all of us. the central question on the table of our democracy is this -- how do we make our economy work again for all of us? and we do that by bringing forward the lessons of our parents and grandparents who understood the stronger we make our country, the more country can give back to us. we must realize, in the search for these answers, and in understanding one another, and the problems we face the reality we share and the promise we hold for our children, if we step up to the plate, we have to realize the greatest power we have is the power of our principles. the principles that say that yes, there is a national interest. there is a common good. our government is created to defend and protect it, just as lincoln understood. the stronger we make our country, the more she gives back to us. when eisenhower built the highways that connected us. we are all

c-span: since you were 15 years old you have followed this person ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ c-span: bruce springsteen. what year? >> guest: we went to madrid in southern france and we saw two concerts. and it's hard because i've listened to his voice more than anybody else outside of that and i've listened to him constantly. his lyrics move me and there is an epic quality and a romantic quality to his writing and he emotionally opening you up. so i've always loved him for that. he is probably 61 years old now. this is three hours and 50 minutes of energy, like you are seeing. and i'm sort of off on the side and he is singing a song called one in the usa. and so there are 65,000 spaniards singing along with him that i was born in the usa and i wanted to say no you were not. and the third album coming was on the cover of time and "newsweek" and it was just one of the most gigantic albums of all time. the trajectory would've been to go bid. to become ubiquitous and to move out of his roots and become a big pop star. and he went more new jersey small-town. and there was a return to the particular ground

bruce springsteen is pretty tough i'm sure. >> jimmy: more tough guys in country music than most placeske trace at kins. i wouldn't want to run up on him. >> jimmy: terrifying man, yes? >> he's a sweet heart. >> jimmy: but his voice is like -- i don't know. >> how does that go again? >> jimmy: i was going to say i ran into him once somewhere. i was startled. it was like lurch from the adam's family. >> trace, that's him saying that. not me. >> jimmy: you know me. i just like to look at decorations with the women folk. >> i know. i don't think trace will be hanging out with you doing that. >> jimmy: i don't think so either. guillermo, you had fun over there, right? >> a lot of fun. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> jimmy: you're in this big movie "tomorrowland" with george clooney. director is fantastic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what is the movie about? >> well, i play a nasty engineer. i know it's not much of a stretch. i mean, i think they thought, you know, first off who wouldn't want to come see that dumb ass play -- >> jimmy: irony was a factor? >> but, you know, the nasa program

. >> ask bruce springsteen, on the wrong side of new jersey cops in the past. >> and chris rock, too. taking selfies all day long. a new category of the outrage machine. >> silly. >> art. so joanne people comparing it to conde rice, backed out because of protests. a fair comparison? you said so in the green room. >> i did say that. there's no need to say it again. >> get riftd commencement speeches. a waste of money. causes so much controversy. but, again, it's free publicity for the school. kids are like, wow, it's cool. i don't know obtuse. i just -- >> i just want to go. whatever. >> listen, this is the point of wrath. i don't think the school understand. provides a platform for the artist to emost, reflect and amuse feelings in an uncensored manner using rhymes. i am a supporter of arts and arts education and not, get on it. >> and is the only person of color on the panel what do you have to say about joanne's comments? >> by inviting him and uninviting him they showed a lack of common decency. can we agree? and also i'm the worst person in the world. >> i agree with joanne. at th

. >> within of the funnier things, bob seager, and bruce springsteen and when john cougar meloncamp cameout they called him bruce seager meloncamp which was kind of funny. >> okay. >> see that went right over the head. >> a texas woman got a special easter surprise. >> so hundreds gathered to hunt for easter eggs of course, in the the fort worth, yard. the easter bunny himself was even on hand to pose for photos. now when one woman stopped for one of perfect photos she received a very special easter egg inside that egg. a ring. she happily said yes. >> now that could have been, what if that got milk up and one of the kid opened it up and there was a diamond ring. there is a lot of people out there. >> so when you were at the white house yesterday, miss fancy, they were getting ready, for sat the day this he were getting ready for today's easter egg hunt on the white house lawn. >> all these tenth were going up. what is happening. the easter egg roll role the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's t

the poet laureate of the american dream, bruce springsteen, asked once [applause] is the dream alive that don't come true, or is it something worse? when the american dream is denied, our lives shrink. our hopes fade. and our lives unfeigned not in the light of possibility but in the darkness of fear. to make the dream come true again, we must fight for better work for all workers so americans can support their families on what they earn. [applause] in what does that mean? that means raising the minimum wage, raising the income threshold for overtime pay and making it easier rather than the harder for people to join unions and bargain for collective bargaining rights to make greater wages. [applause] that is what it means to me, the dream come true. [applause] and, to make the dream come true, we must not allow another wall street meltdown to rain down on hard working american families. it is not too much to ask, ended is not too much to expect for our government to rein in wall street to prevent the big banks from working over little thought into keep and banks from ever wrecking ou

the american poet bruce springsteen said is there a dream alive that does not come true, or is it something worse? when the american dream is denied, our lives shrink. our hopes fade, and our days unfold not in the light of possibility but in the darkness of fear. to make the dream come true again, we must fight for better wages for all workers so that americans can support their families on what they earn. [applause] and what does that mean? that means raising the minimum wage raising the income threshold for overtime pay, and actually making it easier rather than harder for people to join unions and bargain for collective bargaining rights and greater wages. [applause] that is what it means to make the dream come true. and to make the dream come true we must not allow another wall street meltdown to rain down on hard working families. it is not too much to ask, and it is not too much to expect for our national government to rein in wall street, to protect big banks from lording over little people and to keep them from wrecking our national economy ever again. we must. and to make the drea

the poet laureate of the american dream bruce springsteen asked once -- [laughter] is the dream alive and won't come true, or is it something worse? when the american dream is denied our -- [audio difficulty] [applause] >> and what does that mean? that means raising the minimum wage raising the income threshold for overtime pay and actually making it easier rather than harder for people to join unions and bargain for collective bargaining rights and greater wages. [cheers and applause] that's what it means to make the dream come true. and to make the dream come true we must not allow another wall street meltdown to rain down on hard working american families. it is not too much to ask and it is not too much to expect for our national government to rein in wall street to protect big banks from working over little people and to keep big banks from ever wrecking our national economy again. [applause] we must. [applause] and to make the dream come true again, we have to embrace a clean energy future. we are americans. we don't back down from threats. [applause] we have to recognize that r

the great american: laureate -- american poets laureate bruce springsteen once asked the question is the dream alive if it doesn't come true or is it something worse? we have the ability to make that dream come alive again. to make it true not just for a few of us, but for all of us. the central question on the table of our democracy is this -- how do we make our economy work again for all of us? we do that by bringing forward the lessons of our parents and grandparents who understood that the stronger we make our country, the more our country can get back to us, to our children, and to our great children. we must realize in the search for these answers, and in understanding one another, and the problems we face in the reality we share, and the promise will for our children that if we step up to the plate, we have to realize the greatest power we have is the power of our principles. the principles that say yes there is a national interest, there is a common good, and our government is created to defend and protect it just as lincoln understood. the principles that say the stronger we

you know, the great american poet laureate, bruce springsteen asked the question, is the dream alive if it don't come true? or is it something worse? we have the ability to make that dream come alive again. to make it true for not just a few of us, but all of us. how do we make our economy work again? for all of us? and we do that by bringing forward the lessons of our parents and grandparents who understood that the stronger we make our country, the more our country can give back to us, our children and our grandchildren. and we must realize in the search for these answers and in understanding one another and the problems we face and the reality we share and the promise we hold for our children if we step up to the plate. we have to realize is the power of our principles. the principles that say that, yes, there is a national interest. there is a common good. and our government is created to defend and protect it just as lincoln understood. the principles that say that the stronger we make our country the more she gives back to us just as eisenhower understood. when he built the hig

people what will yet of the american dream, bruce springsteen, wants. [laughter] -- asked once. [laughter] governor martin o'malley: is a dream alive that does not come true, or is it something worse? our days unfold not give the light of possibility but in the darkness of fear. to make me dream come true again, we must fight for better wages for all workers so that americans can support families on what they earn. [applause] governor martin o'malley: and what does that mean? that means raising the minimum wage, the threshold for overtime pay, and to make it easier for people to join unions and bargain for collective bargaining rights and higher wages. [applause] governor martin o'malley: that is what it means to make the dream come true. [applause] governor martin o'malley: and to make the dream come true, we must not allow another wall street meltdown to rain down on hard-working american families. it is not too much to ask and it is not to much to expect for the national government to reign in wall street and to keep big bags from ever wrecking the national economy again. --

you look like artists like bruce springsteen, he wouldn't have been given that time.ow. >> no. >> that's one of the big problems. >> and if i had been on some of the television shows like "the voice" or "american idol," would anybody have turned their chair around for me? you know you never know. >> exactly. >> i'm just really lucky that i got the in when i did. >> subjective and timing. so many things have to come into play. >> i think blake would have turned away for you. >> definitely. >> we were talking in the commercial break about the explosion of nashville over the last 20 years and with that the explosion of country music. and you've been at the forefront of it. you've seen it when it was a nashville thing. and now there are country music stations in every city in the country. my kids are growing up in new york city and they listen to luke bryant and dirks bentley and miranda lambert and all those. you can speak to how your industry has grown? >> because of television and because they tour everywhere. and the availability of getting the music out to them is --

a part of our summer concert series everything from usher to ariana lady gaga even the late bruce springsteen underscore show. at noontime eastern, you will be the first to see the complete list of performers for this year. let me give you an early clue. >> they have another album? >> we will make it easier. this is a word scramble. if you can unscramble. keep those guesses coming right now. they can be sent to us using the #orangeroom. >> what if that's not the game name of the group? >> it's a big clue. >> a clue. >> a huge clue. >> all right. guy, thank you very much. >>> coming up on trending we have david letterman opening up about the late binge eating disorder, or b.e.d., isn't just overeating. it's a real medical condition. and while the exact cause is unknown, certain chemicals in the brain may play a role. b.e.d. is also the most common eating disorder in u.s. adults. hi, i'm monica seles. when i binged, i wasn't in control. i never felt satisfied no matter what the quantity was. afterwards i felt so upset with myself. to learn more about b.e.d. go to bingeeatingdisorder.com and tal