[ cheers and applause ] >> i was a combination of hitler and charlie chaplin. >> jimmy: oh, charlie chaplingoodness. >> jimmy: kym, two-time "dancing with the stars" champion, which means this is entirely joey's fault, right? >> no, not at all. >> if didn't have that much weight in my waist area maybe i would have moved faste eer frome waist down is a lot of meat. >> jimmy: will you quick "dancing with the stars" in protest? it seems this was a bad decision to me? >> no, all-stars, everyone's amazing, tough every week. >> jimmy: you only care about yourself and not joey? >> no. >> jimmy: that is true. >> all about her. i try to make her look good. >> i feel so bad for joey, i do. >> jimmy: do you think you'll ever speak again? >> will you speak to me? >> i'll talk to her tomorrow. >> jimmy: i've said it before and i'll say the again, you still have the best facial hair in the business and no one can take that away from you, without a razor, anyway. >> thank you. >> jimmy: remember that mirrorball trophy is a cheap piece of crap the prop guys put together, it doesn't mean anything. >> true.

it was dirty, it was kind of like the charlie chaplin factory workers back in the '30s.like that anymore. you have to have computer skills and you could make a ton of money, too. guidance counselors, teachers, high school kids should be saying, let's start educating kids like we used to. auto shop, carpentry shop, metal shop. if you are a welder right now come you can make $60 an hur. right now there are $600,000 available in manufacturing. 600,000 jobs. neil: isn't there the argument that even if they found the jobs, it doesn't pay what used to because in this environment, we will pay you anything you are going to get and you will be grateful for a? >> well, the government has to take things back to national security. somebody has to fix this the government should get out of the way. neil: you can't do both. >> these are times that we shackled. if you take that out ofthe way, than they could afford it. the strength of america is manufactured. neil: so you don't think we could have a great country based on services and so forth -- buying and selling of stocks? >> if youo

>> i'm hearing nice things about a show called "chaplin" if you're interested in the likes of charlie chaplinkend. or maybe it's soon. i know that. "scandalous" opens on october 13th for previews. come see us, please. >> next up, a fashion question from emily from texas. >> hi, since it's new york fashion week, we wanted to ask y'all what is your must-have accessory for the fall? >> why don't you go first? >> i'm terrible to ask this year. i'm not shopping or anything. what i usually like to do is go over to saks fifth avenue on the 8th floor and get two new great pairs of shoes for fall. you don't need a lot, but maybe one or two pairs of shoes to spruce up an older wardrobe. i like to do that. i don't think i'll have time this year. what about you, hoda? >> i wear the same dresses over and over, as you know. >> really? >> i care more about the jewelry portion. it's the same dress with different earrings. >> jen miller has gorgeous stuff. >> hoda, that changes the whole look, though. >> thank you. >> thanks, guys. >> middleton does it, why can't my hodawoman. >> that's it? >> thanks. we'll f