. >> first comes to mind is bruce willis but that doesn't count. >> the guy can walk on glass and do anything. >> yeah. >> and on last week's show i talked about the president blaming james clapper and the cia for missing isis. responses? edward says, obama can't throw anyone else under the bus, there's no more room. and christie says blame, blame, blame, this is the white house. not kindergarten. scott, the cia must just shake

to hell with bruce willis. this guy, our neighbor to the north just put the eh in yippy-kay-eh. the very next thing. listen to this, the very next day vickers returned to work and parliament tore the roof off. [applause] look at that magnificent bastard. stoic. humble. folks, i have not been this moved by something canadian zips the return of degrassi. i cannot believe am saying this but i was wrong about canada. i said thursday nothing but a maple sucking moose hum purrs and bunch of beaver stroking ice holes. but now i know that you are steely-i'd snowballed john wu diving. but tonight i'm going to do something, i'm going to do the most canadian thing i can imagine and say i am sorry. no, no, no. i'm more than that. i'm sore-y. i know in your language means both hello and good-bye. [laughter] and to make amends to all resident of canadia for everything i ever said i will now sing your national anthem. [crowd cheering] please rise for someone else's national anthem. oh canada, our home and native land. true patriot love, in all thy son's command, oh canada. and the way you look

that is the exact same reason we haven't decommissioned bruce willis.on't tell the russians, we swore we would get rid of him. >> next up, nation, this past weekend was new york city's comic con and the biggest comic book announcement came from marvel family creator of the thing, the hulk, ironman, mr. fantastic, cyclops and presumably even some characters that aren't named after -- >> but stan lee's latest creation makes me mcfurious because he is going baliwood launching chakra the invincible, a film about his first indian superhero comic car. raju rai, a technology genius living in mumbai who develops an enhanced suit that activates a mystical chakras of the body unleeferbing new found abilities and powers. in other words, he's a combination of ironman and that guy who always puts his matt down next to your wife at yoga class. (laughter) >> stephen: i'm giving a wag of my finger to stan lee for outsourcing america's superheroes. folks, i am having-- (applause) >> stephen: folks, i am having none of this. a superhero from india? we can't trust them. t

this is from the movie starring bruce willis and it's too dangerous to put this into outer space all of the time. why not have the robots guided mentally by nasser not sitting in his hot tub in his living room. so you can explore the universe mentally and that is the thesis behind the avatar, the movie avatar and also the movie surrogate that is mentally controlling and we can do that today. and then telekinesis, the ability to control objects at the mine. this is from the movie carrie, a high school kid has your final revenge by destroying the whole high school class at the senior prom. what is the lesson here? [laughter] and the lesson is never bring a telekinetic to the senior prom. [laughter] and so even superman movies have gotten wind of this revolution. every kid knows that his father died when he blew up. but in the latest superman movie his father lives on as a hologram. whose memory is inside a computer. a memory that lives on personality, all played by russell crowe. the father of superman living and this could be the future of the congress. when you go to the library of c

this is from the movie circuit starring bruce willis. this is the future perhaps of the space program. it's too dangerous to put humans into outer space overtime. wineapple robots and have the robots guide its mentally. imagine sitting in a hot tub in his living room rate so you could explore the universe mentally and that's the thesis between avatar, the movie avatar and also the movie circuit. mentally controlling a robot and we can do that today. and then telekinesis, the ability to control objects with the mind. we will talk about this in a moment. this is from the movie carrie were a high school kid who has been picked on all these years has her final revenge by destroying the whole high school class at the senior prom. this is a lesson here. [laughter] the lesson here is never bring a telekinetic to the senior prom. so even superman movies have gotten wind of this revolution. every high school, every kid knows that superman's father died. every kid knows this but in the latest superman movie his father lives on as a hologram whose

. >> first comes to mind is bruce willis but that doesn't count. >> the guy can walk on glass and do anything. >> yeah. >> and on last week's show i talked about the president blaming james clapper and the cia for missing isis. responses? edward says, obama can't throw anyone else under the bus, there's no more room. and christie says blame, blame, blame, this is the white house. not kindergarten. scott, the cia must just shake their head. and we commented on obama missing more than half of his daily intel briefings. i bet he has not missed half his fundraisers or tee times. >>> here are the results of the poll. are you furious about ebola here in the united states? maggie says i get frisked at the airport and they take my perfume but they let ebola in. and cdc doesn't know anything. anita is outraged. gina outraged yes, surprised no. we need leadership with backbone in the white house and now. donald, it's obama's policy to allow diseased victims to enter our country. that's it for us tonight. remember you don't have to miss justice. just set your dvr and tell youre starts right now

wait till you see what's going on >>the stream, on al jazeera america >>> get brilize on the -- bruce willis on the phone, the government is thinking of using old nukes for asteroids. in another headlines ripped from a movie, n.a.s.a. is investigating putting astronauts into space for a long trip to mars - for example or fat. >> joining us is dr derrick pitts from franklin institute science museum. the idea of nuking asteroids is not knew, we saw it in "armageddon", it's not far-fetched. i thought it could make things worse by turning one dangerous object into many. >> i think you are right on the money with that. that's correct. you have to use a nuclear warhead that could obliterate the object. get rid of it altogether. not only break up the pieces, but blast the pieces into dust. the questions, of course, remain what are we looking at for on asteroid. do we have a nuclear warhead large enough to do the job. and there are bigger questions to be asked, and they revolve around do we have a protection system far enough out, early enough to get the launching system together, and send the nucle

. >> everyone thinks we have this amazing the time space shuttles that bruce willis will get in.e really don't. we will hopefully find the one that will hit and us cause the most damage many, many years before it does so we could build a spacecraft. launch a spacecraft. take a long time to go out to it and start pushing it out of the ways. if we find one will hit us next week, we're all toast. >> we hear about these things a lot more often these days. are we doing a better job of finding them or are there more of these smaller objects near us? >> no, we didn't just produce more of them. they've been here since the sun was created. we've been getting better at finding them from a professional and mutual standpoint there's a whole army of amateur people looking for these. we're finding them more and more. now, we'll here nasa say things, we hope to have 99 percent of these objects categorize and had we know where we are within the next few years. if you don't know something is out there, how do you know you've got 99 percent of them. kennedy: that hurts my brain. maybe you've heard

. >> that bruce willis movie that i love, "live free or die," and he comes to washington, d.c., in that movie. i actually never, ever watch tv shows that are set in washington, d.c. people have told me that my cover looks a lot like the netflix show "house of cards," which was unintended, but "house of cards" is filmed in baltimore. for me, i have lived here for 30 years, and it just bothers me too much. i watch murder stuff -- tbs murder mysteries. but if it brings in tax dollars, why not? revenue, why not? >> the washington monument is off-center, and i wondered if you could tell us a little bit of the reasoning for that asymmetry. >> there was not an original washington monument in the l'enfant -- there was an original washington monument in the l'enfant, but it looked very different. it had a massive statue around the base of horses, and that one was not held. it was the obelisk form that we know today that was very popular in the 19th century. it was a form that napoleon had brought back from egypt, but actually, if you look at washington, it was more or less on the perpendicular i

. >> bruce willis and billy bob thornton paid for that study. >> testing out a new scoring system, a head-to-head showdown every frame. whoever gets the highest score gets a point on their opponent. matches go on 12 frames. they want to make bowling less boring. >> i wonder if that will catch on. >> a new honor for some mustached men. nominations now being taken for the inaugural class of the international mustache hall of fame. they'll be revealed on february 11. that is burt reynolds' birthday. i called in and nominated you. >> if nominated, i will not accept and if i with in, i will not serve. frustration, you like that? ok. thanks for the nomination, by the way. >> frustration growing for the families of the missing students in mexico. >> they are not hopeful despite guarantees from their president. how the case is shaking the political and law enforcement landscape there. >> water may have been on earth longer than we first thought. the origins of water is one of today's discoveries. >> today's discoveries, water the crucial element for life may have existed more than 130 millio

willis. >> it's not on purpose. michelle obama does a little campaigning for >> bruce bailey,u!ing it. i am getting old. i've been#gñ.n tra5 vote.brucebraley.com. >> so(íamuerñbailey, said it imes. that's ab  what those tw fwlas are ne glass are next to i]her. does that meanhgt that byeqvht on the b=ñglass, arf& staffer lú down? >> sometimes something is stuck in your head. when we see our prompter --/ >> youkopqñ use ajnd everything is right here. >> because he's magic. willis imagine zblik amagic. >> and bruce braley does not roll off the tongue. >> president bill clinton made the same mistake when in iowa, called him bruce bailey and mitt romney had a different variation. >> iowa is not going to vote for bill braley and vote for him a third time. >> if you're voting in iowa, the name is bruce braley. >> that's hilarious. >> does get a lot of name recognition. >> maybe it works that way. >>> speaking of evil, i think -- a little bit of it, anyway, hackers have gotten into snap chat. for those of you who don't know, it allows you to take a picture and it's supposed to vanish

bruce braley. within the poll's margin of err error. >> willie, a race where the democrat has just made one mistakehe's still within the margin of error. >> hanging in. >> this is a statep areps have to win. not for '14 but going into '16 to prove they can win in something other than dark red states. >> that election is a coin toss right now. and we're talking about this republican wave that we keep hearing about. those three races go the other way forget about a republican wave. interesting in all threes races we just showed president obama's approval rating is in the 30s. perhaps he's not the albatross for all these candidates that he's supposed to be because the republicans are attacking democrats as being tools of the obama administration and they're all hanging in in those states. >> coming up from the secret service blunders to the va in disarray, should we trust the obama administration to handle the ebola virus? we're going to debate that ahead. plus, vice president biden says something that has our middle east allies up in arms. we're going to tell you what that was. >> what? he's on an ap

willis magic. your mind glazes past it. i don't know what happened. >> and brucethe same mistake a couple weeks ago in iowa. called her bruce bailey and mitt romney blew the name in a different variation. >> you know that iowa voted for president obama twice, but iowa is not going to vote for bill brayly a third time. >> so now it's bill brayly. >> the name no one can get right. it's bruce braylie. >> that's hilarious. a lot of name recognition. maybe it works that way. >> nice. speaking of evil, i think, a little bit, but some hackers have gotten into snapchat which for those of you that don't know, snapchat allows you to take a picture and it's supposed to vanish as soon as someone -- the kids love it. the average user is under the age of 18. now hackers have gotten into these snapchat data base or whatever and 200,000 pictures and images and some of these images reportedly racy, teenagers like this website or this app because they can take pictures that parents probably don't approve of, let's be honest, and then they vanish because we know they don't vanish re

ernst willy and joni meet for their third and final debate in the race to replace tom harkin. here's a look at some of the tv ads in the race. >> i am bruce braley and i approved this message. >> take a closer look at joni ernst. in the state senate, she sponsored an amendment to outlaw abortion, even in cases of rape or insist. ernst even wants criminal punishment for doctors who perform an abortion. >> the providers should be punished. >> joni ernst. radical ideas wrong for iowa. >> expecting her to propel -- fulfill campaign promises. >> she was to shut down the department of education and abolish the eba. that is -- epa. that is why the extremist koch brothers want her in washington. >> joni ernst. to them too extreme for us. the league of conservation voters is responsible for this ad. >> i get very upset. >> are you ready to apologize? >> the individual had no call it education. >> i find it ironic that -- there is hardly anybody -- i get very upset. >> there is no towel service. >> a farmer from iowa who never went to law school. >> you don't have a masters or phd in health care policy. >> one of the most important places i go is t