a little cartman for us?ust say this. [ in cartman's voice ] >> "late night with jimmy fallon" sucks. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you so much. i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] i'm sorry to make you do that. i appreciate that. here's what i really am psyched that we're debuting on our show tonight. this is one of my favorite things ever. you put out an album with a buddy of yours from high school. here it is. [ laughter ] and it's called, "immature: a collection of love ballads to the '80s man." [ laughter ] >> and it only came up because you're producer was saying, "was it hard to write songs that were funny?" and i'm like, "i've been doing it since i was 14." and he's like, "oh really, what was it?" i know you got the tape here. >> jimmy: but i'm so excited. you've got to hear some of the songs on this record, it's great. "dead ballerina," "i was you." [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: god, i love it. "you're not worth the dirt on the lint between my toes," but there's one that i love, "i spit o

. -- etc. 15% of our natural gas comes from canada, unless you he share the views of cartman's mother and think we should invade canada -- [laughter] we tried that lies. we invaded in 1775 and 1812, and they with our butts both times. we do not have a farm supply problem with energy -- foreign supply problem with energy but with oil. these things have nothing to do with one another. yes, if we electrify transportation, he will ultimately need some changes to the electric grid. 75% of our electric grid goes on news that night. three studies by the national laboratories, by utilities, they all say the same thing. you could have 70% of the cars on the road be electric before you need a single new power plant. all you have to do is charged at night, and that means that you need pricing the way that businesses get it. electricity and oil are separate systems for all practical courses. -- purposes. the problem with electricity is cold. but during more% and 2% of our electricity comes from oil. the big problem -- and natural class -- natural gas is cleaner, and ultimately we want to move awa

would judge cartman said when he sends the rosenbergs that he said you're responsible for all the deaths in korea because of that the soviets didn't have a nuclear weapon then north korea doesn't only would not have been in a conflict with south korea as if that was the reason it was a conflict in korea that's ridiculous. i would think i want to turn this back to you said even today that if somebody committed the same crime or is charged with committing the same crime that they should be executed today let me turn the tables and ask you about this one about americans working for the cia working in other countries trying to find out important secrets or information to protect this country if they're discovered by leaders of other countries are they then they'll be there without benefit of a trial but then if i should they be a lot of the at our disposal to work the rosenbergs so so i'm not asking if they will or won't i mean should they be executed in your mind americans doing what they think is right to protect this country working in dangerous situations you execute on us by the other c

that really influenced one of our characters, cartman, in the show. it was based on archie bunker. (paulson) and i understand monty python was something you did watch that warped you early? yeah, a huge influence. monty python, because, you know, as trey said, all the comedy we grew up with was just so milk toast and just the same. and it was on p.b.s. they showed flying circus on p.b.s. i think it was wednesdays or thursday nights. and i remember, like, setting up a tv in my room just to watch that. and i really don't think we understood every-- we didn't understand a lot of the jokes or a lot of what was going on. but it was like, "what is this? this is new; this makes me"--you know. as a kid, you're intrigued by it. you don't want to be given this, you know, sitcom kind of--you know, like today's sitcoms that's just ring-the-bell humor and everything's the same. you know, kids want to be-- have this sense of discovery of, like, "i don't understand what's going on here, and i want to know what's going on." and that's, you know, watching python at ages five and six. in fact, you k

. -- etc. 15% of our natural gas comes from canada, unless you he share the views of cartman's mother and think we should invade canada -- [laughter] we tried that lies. we invaded in 1775 and 1812, and they with our butts both times. we do not have a farm supply problem with energy -- foreign supply problem with energy but with oil. these things have nothing to do with one another. yes, if we electrify transportation, he will ultimately need some changes to the electric grid. 75% of our electric grid goes on news that night. three studies by the national laboratories, by utilities, they all say the same thing. you could have 70% of the cars on the road be electric before you need a single new power plant. all you have to do is charged at night, and that means that you need pricing the way that businesses get it. electricity and oil are separate systems for all practical courses. -- purposes. the problem with electricity is cold. but during more% and 2% of our electricity comes from oil. the big problem -- and natural class -- natural gas is cleaner, and ultimately we want to move awa

about 15% of our natural gas comes from canada, unless you share the views of cartman's mother in the southpark movie and think we should invade canada -- actually we tried that twice. we invade them in 1775 and 1812, and they whipped our butts both times. we don't have a foreign supply problem with energy. we have a foreign supply problem with oil. furthermore these things today have almost nothing to do with one another. yes, if we electrify transportation, plug in hybrids, i have two at my house, we will ultimately need some changes to the electric grid. three-quarters goes unused at night. three major stories by energy laboratory, by national resource defense council all say the same things you could have 70% of the cars on the road be electric before you need a single new power plant. all you have to do is charge at night. that means you need time of day pricing the way businesses get. so electricity and oil are for all practical purposes separate systems. electricity the problem is coal. we don't use oil to produce electricity to speak of. between 1 and 2% of our electricity com

cartman was there and with the represented the prime minister backed mr.y job is to advise the oil and gas industry on energy and climate change policy. every canadian knows this is a complex of interest. the rcmp may be investigating how mr. carson eustis -- an explanation of why when and how mr. bersin was given this kind of access in the first place. >> you order. the honorable government house leader. >> mr. speaker is not unusual at the climate change summit -- a variety of people representing industries, labor groups and lay people mr. speaker. i remember when i was minister of the environment even inviting the member firm parkdale hyde park mr. speaker. mr. speaker we generally elect them to spend the whole time there and not to go to have the meeting. >> the conservatives are saying that bruce carton left his office and until now the cross cross -- and 2009 the department of energy and the kent -- a meeting. mr. carson was such a good escort that in september didn't take part in a live -- multilateral state meeting. carson went without them. >> the