would have thought topped concert sales, lady gaga finished fourth with only $133 million. >>> chris brown need more anger management classes. after a former band member criticized brown's treatment of ex-girlfriend rihanna on twitter. he released something. he later called it a, quote, immature act. >>> finally, england's telegraph sun pooik liis unlike his fathe prince karls who employs 149 servant toes cater to his needs, prince williams claims he will never have a butler living in wales while he completes his military training, they plan to do their own cooking, cleaning and shopping. >> i wonder if they're like those couples that split up duties, if i cook, you do the dishes. do you do that? >> yes. you still fall into your role here and there. >> what would those be, bill? >> no, i do a lot of the cooking. >> do you want to go dl? >> i do a lot of cooking. the rule is, whoever cooks doesn't clean. >> exactly. exactly. >>> this comes to us from news 5 in cincinnati, ohio, where one waitress is giving tips on doing the right bring. trisha didn't think twice about returning $1,200 that

chris: your thoughts? >> i'm a connoisseur of weird politicians. and jerry brown's first debate against meg whitman was just a classy creative incisive weariness hndis service of candidacy. great performance. >> we're missing the most one. chris: comeback of the year. >> obviously personified, bill clinton. >> yeah. >> when he came into the -- i spent a lot of time into the press room these days. unfortunately i wasn't there when he came back. bill clinton walks in and easy as pie for the next half hour explain what's real life in washington, in politics is all about. chris: which is? >> take the deal. >> otherwise you go down the drain. take the deal. the gestures, whole thing. so happy. >> you can never go wrong with bill clinton. joining howard, why not. chris: we'll be right back with our big question this week, who had the very best year of everybod you may have heard his name already. be right back. lightning fast. lightning strong. verizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world. chris: welcome back to our annual award show. who had

brown. fox news sunday with chris wallace at 2:00 has the incoming chairman of the budget committee and incoming ranking member of that committee, chris van hollen. also an interview with supreme court justice stephen briar. at 3:00 p.m., state of the union, an appearance by white house presidential adviser david axelrod and two other democrats. finally, at 4:00, face the nation has david axelrod, democratic congressman jerry nadler, and former vermont governor howard dean. these shows are brought to as a public service by the networks airs begin at arire- noon. listen to them all on cspan radio at 90.1 in the washington, d.c. area and sat/alliedxm radio. -- or satellite xm/radio. >> in london, a student riot. q &a expense to two programs each day. tonight, the former member of parliament and now writes for the times of london. q &a this weekend at 8:00, on c- span. >> judged porteous is only the fourth the judge to be convicted and remove. watch the senate trial and a final vote on line at the cspan video library. search, watch, and share any time all free. it is washington your way. "washingto

chris: i understand that. but say this was 1954 and the court just decided brown versus board of education and you had a segregationist president, who was very much opposed to it and he's calling out the justices at his feet to decide you must desegregate schools. segregation and congress is jeering them. is that democracy? >> the best thing about my job, the best response is best thing emotionally i sit in my chair every day and i see people of every race, every religion, and every point of view. and my mother used to say there is no point of view so odd there isn't somebody who doesn't hold it in this country. all those people, 307 million, who have so many different points of view, so many different backgrounds, they come in to their back court, they come in the courts to decide differences under the law. differences in the other countries, might drive them in the streets and kill each other. i will tell you, it is a privilege to sit there and see that happen. it'm used to people thinking different things. it doesn't bother me and part of me says good. >> chris: you will be at the next "state of the union" even if

the great irony is jerry brown got elected to in the end to what chris christie is doing in new jerseyrnor christie of new jersey has imposed severe budget cuts on his state operation. in this country 50 states politicians running for congress or state legislatures they never mention the need to increase taxing to pay for programs going forward. increase some taxes, maintain them. what taxes did you increase, what was the reaction among the population. >> the main tax increase and increase in dat, we have a national sales -- >> that's going to 17.5 to 20%. we're also at the same time cutting people's personal income tax and we're also cutting business taxes. now, the overall affect is a tax rise but we're trying to shift tax a bit from the income people earn and businesses earn onto the things people consume. i think that's going to have a beneficial economic affect. >> i'm sorry, go ahead. >> what's the view from the street, if you can give it to us in great britain of the united states. we're going through financial struggles of our own. how does britain look at the u.s.? >> don't la

[applause] host: scott brown's victory is number one on top political moments for "the fix," chris cilizza' s column in "the washington post." "one of the biggest upsets in modern political memory." democratic line, what do you think? caller: good morning, mary christmas. one of the worst was the supreme court ruling allowing unregulated funding by corporations. what i don't understand about these questions -- what they don't understand about the same from christ, as difficult for a wealthy person to get to heaven as it is to pull a camel through the eye of a needle. sally was wrong about not having an atheist president. we already had one, his name was ronald reagan did never went to church today in his life, -- a day in his life, had astrologers and the white house. john boehner, i remember when he was passing out corporations on the floor of the house -- passing out contributions on the floor of the house. host: cbs news, their number one is republicans taking the house. go ahead, susan. caller: good morning, mary christmas. host: merry christmas to you. what is a top political moment?

brown, thank you so much. >> we leave you on this final note, a little piece of video for you. >> happy holidays to one and all. >> coming up, chrislen and also mort zuckerman and much more when we return on "morning joe." >>> they're replacing veteran broadcaster larry king -- when i say veteran, i refer to his service during the civil war. my dearest penelope. the great mr. king is being replaced by a british journalist named piers morgan. his show starts in january. what can we expect. >> i'm piers morgan. i love interviews because i love talking to people. >> oh, man. a funny promo. top of the hour. welcome back to "morning joe." mike barnicle is still with us. >> part of the human pyramid. >> you were out late last night. >> yes, i had a bad ice cube, too. >> i'm sorry. not feeling well? >> i'm feeling just okay. feeling better now. >> why are you out till 12:30. >> out with his wife, out with tom brokaw. >> you get brokaw out late, look out. >> like velcro after midnight. >> that's what it was. >> you have an invitation for us, willie? >> no, i don't. >>> joining us from washington democratic representative from maryland con