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. >> you're taking a really butch, big, heterosexual chicken breast, hammering it into a hat or a fan >> and here we have parsnips, which are very gay, and also tails -- >> we have to run, sweetie. >> if this is too gay to you, then you wash it all down with a big glass of guinness. >> that's great. >> which is a little more on the butch side. >> you're mixing it up. >> we love you. got to run, baby, but we love you and love your book. >> can he come back? "gay men don't get fat." monday, bethenny frankel. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

my mother can stay right there. [ laughter ] >> where is butch? come on up here the truth is we met whitney first in beverly hills. that is very true. we were the wynans, i sell them i am cici's brother. i'm proud to be. the winans four brothers were signed to william morris. whitney, this young new star who i thought were a lot like cici when i heard her, she was also a signed to william morris agency at the time. we both had the same agent, a name by marshall resnick. he said, have you heard of whitney houston? this is first album. so when she went on tour. he said, she is singing you guys' song. i said what song is that. he sings your song "tomorrow." he should have never told carvin that because he was going to stay awaning day and night until he got in touch with whitney houston. i remember going to the hotel in beverly hills and carvin and i, we didn't know. he told us where she was staying. probably shouldn't have told us. whitney came down. when i looked at her -- oh, lord i'm in trouble. you are going to be my missionary. you are going to

enough slutty sister sarah invited abraham to have sex with her mate someone named hagar polling lee butch name a bible based marriage is between one man and his sister and the hell did his me lord to help doing that hell. i don't even speak to my what's the lord's favorite would punish men who rapes an unmarried virgin any one very viable based marriage is between one woman and the rapist. remember how god turned lot's wife into your so so bible based marriage can sometimes be between one man and the kitchen condiment bone of the t.v. . so what do you do if you run out of close relatives or servants to marry well the rather crafty lord has a fabulous tip just drive over to the nearest town and murder everyone who either has a penis or a semen then just round up all the virgins who are left of course you don't need to take a big truck if you try this and say america a bible based marriage is between one man a gal who's kidnapped and raped right after a brother father mother and slightly sister slaughtered. remember in the bible it's not rape if the man says i do so let's recap the lord's i

where's butch? where' carvin? come on right up here. the truth is carvin and i met whitney first in beverly hills. we were -- >> not true. not true. >> it's very true. we were the winans. we were -- i tell people i used to be famous. i'm now cece's brother. and i'm proud to be so. we, the winans, the four brothers, we were signed to william morris and whitney, this young, new star, who i thought sounded a lot like cece when i heard her, but she was also a sign to william morris agency at the time. and we both had the same agent, a man by the name of marshall resnik. he told us, have you heard of whitney houston? i said, yeah, i've heard of her. he said, well, this is her first album. so, when she went on tour, he said, well, she's singing you guys' song. and i said, what song is that? she sings your song "tomorrow." and he should have never told carvin that. cause he was going to stay awake day and night till he got in touch with whitney houston. and i remember going to the hotel in beverly hills and c carvin and i and, you know, we did

where's butch? where carvin? come on up here. the truth is carvin and i met whitney first in beverly hills. we were -- we were a group -- >> that's true. >> that's very true. we were the winans. i tell people i used to be famous i'm now cece's brother. and i'm proud to be so. we, the winans, the four brothers, we were signed to william morris. and whitney, this young new star who i thought sounded a lot like cece when i heard her but she was also a sign to william morris agency at the time. and we both had the same agent, a man by the name of marshall resnick. and so he told us, he said have you heard of whitney houston? i said yeah i heard of her. this was her first album. and so when she went on tour, he said well she's singing you guys' song. and i said what song is that? she sings your song "tomorrow." and he should've never told carvin that. because he was gonna stay wake day and night until he got in touch with whitney houston. and i remember going to the hotel in beverly hills and carvin and i. we didn't know. he told us w

it's the tributes from professional singer/songwriters like butch walker who hosted this to youtube.ys love you >> reporter: two singers, sasha, and the amateurs are singing it too, from the dorm rooms, to the new york city subway cars. whitney houston's number one hit sung on the number two train. elisabeth hasselbeck wore it on her blouse. >> that was always my karaoke song and i would always cough. >> reporter: to cover the failure to reach that high. the highest part of that song was called simply "the note." but sometimes even whitney couldn't hit it. this concert in south korea -- >> it's hot. >> she drank some water and continued. the song was global when it was sang on a taiwanese talent show and brought some of the audience to tears when he sang it on "ellen" and we think of it as whitney houston's song. it was dolly parton who wrote it. ♪ i will always love you >> reporter: voted to ease the pay when she decided to part ways with a business partner, she later said it sang just because i'm going don't mean i won't love you. one of the most popular tribute videos ricocheting

we're more of the feminine side than the butch side. >> he look too much like -- for me. >> yeah. >> not only had morgan developed a friendship with the one other inmate most like himself, he received some good news from the disciplinary board. they decided to suspend his sanctions. as a result, his transfer request to the lower security prison was still under consideration. but near the end of the shoot in new mexico, morgan had stumbled again. >> peaches got locked up again. poor thing. >> why? >> smoking on suspended sanctions. >> how does it affect you? >> my friend is not here that i get to talk to a lot. he should be back by after 60 days. i don't really talk to nobody now that peaches is gone. >> i woke up. i needed a cigarette. me and a few other people, we were smoking and the lieutenant walks through and says can i have a drag and i said, sure, turned around and handed it to him. boom, it's the lieutenant. lo and behold, there's the lieutenant. so i got in trouble. one cigarette, [ bleep ] it, i don't care. >> with a second violation coming on the heels of his first, morgan

> ♪ some days i'm so confused, lord ♪ ♪ my past gets in my way ♪ ♪ >> this is not campbell's first butchful battled drug and alcohol addiction. >> i was for given for being a dummy. >> reporter: but now the 75-year-old entertainer says he is calling it a day. >> ♪ ghost on the canvas >> reporter: in august he released his final album ghost on a canvas. and he is on a tour with three of his kids. >> he looks confused and i just smile at him. i try to make him feel like he is surrounded by people that love him on stage. >> ♪ i'm a lineman for the county ♪ >> reporter: he is being honored with a lifetime achievement award and he will be performing at the grammy telecast. >> i'm flattered. i really am. all i wanted to do ever since i can remember is play my guitar and sing. ♪ for another -- yeah. don't cry over spilled milk. get up and be a man and do what you got the do. >> reporter: michelle turner, cnn, los angeles. >>> and up next, two little boys their lives torn apart when their morvanishes murdered by their father who was the only suspect in his wife's disappearance. we are looking at

equal surpassed rather voting clefness and harshness by a famous butch -- cleverness and harshness by a famous bumper sticker in the '70s regarding richard nixon. as they say in the movies and sometimes on tv, back to you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead we've got the legal consequences of underage drinking and for the first time ever our cameras are in the courtroom, teenagers sentencing other teenagers. >>> also ahead the singer who led the 1960s group the monkees has passed away. davy jones is gone. we'll remember him after the break. >>> moustache wars on capitol hill and a maryland congressman with the bushy stash and frugal reputation, did he really propose a won $50 tax credit for male grooming? >>> we have some new information on that shocking finding that the unidentifiable remains of some 9/11 victims were dumped in a landfill. the air force's top general says steps taken by the mortuary at dover air force base appear to have followed instructions from a top pentagon official, david chu. he of the personnel chief under defense secretary donald rumsfeld. general norton schwartz

i never saw such outrage butch you said the president was a snob and it is like the worse thing theye ever heard. let me play the tape. >> president obama said he wanted everybody in america to go to college. what a snob. there are good, decent, men and women who go out and work hard every day and put their skills to task that aren't taught by some liberal college professor trying to indoctrinate them. >> a lot of people, let's see, mechanics, computer people, i can go through a whole, electricians, plumbers. >> military. >> some people in the military. they don't have college degrees. what were you trying convey there? >> well, the idea that -- i was talking about it where i was talking about here's barack obama who is trying to tell you what's best for you, trying to tell you what health plan you can have, tell you what light bulb you will be able to turn on if we put cap and trade in place, tell you what loans you will get with the consumer financial protection bureau. this is a top-down, we know best for you, we will run your life and you are going to like it attitude and then he

tonight that made in america pride is butching up against mitt romney's opposition to the multimillion dollar government bailout and bankruptcy that kept g.m. going. let's talk about this with cnn chief business correspondent and my very good friend ali velshey. thanks for staying to talk to me. >> reporter: great to see you, kate. >> these numbers are really amazing. what does it mean? does it signal that big auto is back? >> reporter: yeah. and for a number of reasons, the greatest of which the financial crisis is behind us, the recession is over and credit available. a lot of people didn't buy cars over the last few years. that's created pent-up demand. the average age of a car in the united states in december was 11 years. people have been holding onto these cars. they're ready for them. because of high sustained gas prices they're turning away from suvs and hybrids and going to cars. the price of a new car is now $25,000. it doesn't mean the car prices have come down. what it means there are a lot more cars available to buy now in the 16, 17, $19,000 range. and they're actually no

. >> "butch cassidy" of the sundance kid.boy" won best picture and best adapted screenplay. >> who was best actor? >> john wayne for "true grit." >> people say it was a gift for his lifetime achievement. >> there was one or nomination for best actor of 1949, but he lost in "all the king's men." >> what do you think will be the big surprise? >> consider it a fox exclusive when meryl streep wins best actress. >> i heard you earlier, and you had a bet going on that -- >> if meryl strip does not win win -- of course she is portraying margaret thatcher. if she does not win i will come back to fox news and put on one of lady thatcher's hats and i will apologize to those who lose their pools. i am just so sure. you heard it here first. >> best picture in 1955, a very good year. go. >> "love is a many splendor thing" the winner was" marty." picture, actress, screenplay. >> how do you do that? >> you are good. >> how do you do that? >> 34 years i have been studying oscar history. >> i am impressed. >> you must be a lot of fun at cockt

it's the tributes from professional singer song writers like butch walker who posted this to youtube.eurs are singing it too from a dorm room to a new york city subway car. whitney houston's number one hit sung on the number two train elizabeth hasselbeck wore it on the view. >> that was my karaoke song and i would always cough. >> some in the music business had a name for the highest part of that song. it was called simply the note. but sometimes even whitney couldn't hit it. this concert in south korea, she chugged some water and continued. the songs appeal was global and especially on a talent show in taiwan. it brought some audience members to tears. he sang it on ellen. thi then we think of it as whitney houston's song, but it was dolly parton who wrote it. wrote it to ease the pain when she decided to part ways with a business partner, dolly later told country music television it's saying just because i'm going, don't mean i won't love you. one of the most popular tribute videos ricochetting around the web is where the dubai fountains showered whitney houston with love even befo

. ♪ love you >> it's the tributes from professional singer/songwriters like butch walker who posted thisger sasha allen and the amateurs are singing it too from a dorm room ♪ love you >> to a new york city subway car. >> ♪ will always love you >> whitney houston's number one hit sung on the number two train, elizabethal back wore it on her blouse on the view. >> that song "i'll always love you" was always my karaoke song and i would get to that last part and i would always cough. >> reporter: cover the failure to reach that high, some in the music business had name for the highest part of that song. it was called simply the note. ♪ love you >> but sometimes even whitney couldn't hit it. >> ♪ love you >> this concert in south korea. >> it's hot. >> she chugged some water and continued. >> the song's appeal was global. wen yu chung sang it on a ta n wannees talent show and brought the audience to tears we he sang it on ellen. we think of it as houston's song but it was dolly parton who wrote it. voted to ease the pain when he she decided to part ways with a business partner, she later told

it's the tributes from professional singer song writers like butch walker who posted this to youtube.you >> reporter: to singer sasha allen. and the amateurs are singing it too from a dorm room to a new york city subway car, whitney houston's number one hit sung on the number two train, elizabeth hasselbeck wore it on the view. >> it was always my karaoke song. and i would always cough. >> reporter: to cover the failure to reach that high. some in the music business had a name for the highest part of that song. it was called simply "the note." but sometimes even whitney couldn't hit it. this concert in south korea, she chugged some water and continued. the songs of appeal was global when yu chung sang it on a talent show and brought some in the audience to tears. he sang it on ellen. we think of it as whitney houston's song, but it was dolly parton who wrote it. ♪ will always love you >> reporter: wrote it to ease the pain when she decided to part ways with a business partner. she later said it means just because i'm going doesn't mean i won't love you. one of the most popular tribute

we'll continue our debate about that >>> since we last heard from him, butch has retired and is workingn the bench. jonathan's moved up in the prosecuting ranks. justin's gotten married and is now in grad school to be a film director all the while still making music. they're still one of the only black families in their upscale neighborhood, the warrens have befriended some of their neighbors who were initially stand offish when they moved in. . . >>> welcome back, everybody. want to give you some more details about that developing story we've been telling you about all morning. that barge collision that has tangen place in laplace, louisiana. this is after a collision with a barge that had a crane and a boat happened on the mississippi river roughly 30 miles west of new orleans now according to one of the cnn producers, the national center has been notified of the spill. coast guard teams are there already. it is unclear how much oil has been spilled, how much oil potentially could be spilled and how much is going into the river at that point. environmental safety and health officials

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host: pennsylvania butch democrat's line.aller: i have one question to say is if they take people's jobs that are still going overseas, they're losing tax dollars there, people are losing their jobs here, the unemployment is still going down. there's no way that anybody can keep up with taxes, especially if they only make like $24,000 a year. i can't see that. have a nice day. guest: well, i guess president obama's awfully concerned with jobs going overseas and that's one of the reasons he's proposing some of these ideas to curb some of the tax provisions in thed to that companies use when they earn income abroad. host: with higher taxes for those who make more is there an estimation by the administration of how much gross money they can take in by putting new tax rates in effect? guest: the number for just raising the to two rates is $440 billion over 10 years. some people say we should let all the bush tax cuts expire. that would go a long way towards helping our deficit situation. that could raise i think it's close to $4

but we're going to have a mad six-week scramble on dealing with the butch tark cuts, just like we didrty has the stomach to actually deal with this looming issue, because by the way, they do nothing, tachs go up on everybody and by the way, it actually would bring down the long-term deficit discussion. but that's a whole another case, because nobody wants the middle class portion of the bush tax cuts to go up. but that's what we're dealing with. which is nothing rhetoric until november and then a mad scramble until the end of the year. >> chuck todd, thank you so much. >>> coming up, a sitting supreme court justice robbed at machete point inside his caribbean vacation home. we'll have the details on that next on "morning joe." [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thank you card to pick up some accessories. a new belt. some nylons. and what girl wouldn't need new shoes? we talked about getting a diamond. but with all the thank you points i've been earning... ♪ ...i flew us to the rock i really had in mind. ♪ [ male announcer ] the citi thank you card.

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