would check you were and then i remember saying to myself after saying you know you lost and chuckie you have beaten by chuckie makes a mess running in cheese and i'm going into it went into a macaroni and cheese have you got movie offers over the years yes i've got movie offers over the years but i gave up the dream because it would be like you the daily. i've been or other movies but i play my show from year in and that's right so if you're going to commit to something other than playing yourself because i think it's hard to play yourself you know where you go and who is yourself as in yourself you don't have to act you've got to find out who you think yourself is anyway i've given up the dream of the. acting because the day job had taken over and i was really content with that and said oh well that must that wasn't supposed to be my life so how did the book come around because lead ten years had been calling me about other films and sending me scripts and saying he really really really wanted to work with me and i wanted to work with him after obviously seeing precious i stepped u

hollywood where visitors come from all over the world to experience the glamor of homeless person in a chuckycostume. begging you for a dollar on the street. you know, there's a lot of that on hollywood boulevard. we thought it would be nice to give some of our visitors a chance to cool off tonight. in the back of the theater we've set up a big swimming pool. that's it. in front of our theater out on hollywood boulevard, we set up little cousin sal. [ cheers and applause ] this is something we do every year. and our lawyers just love it. we're looking for people willing to take their clothes off, change into one of our pre-owned swim suits, and belly flop into our pool. now, sal, do you have anybody willing? standing by? >> i do. look at this guy. you're going to like him. >> hold on a second. what's your name? >> jim espinosa. >> could you slide over for one second? i'm missing a shirt behind you. >> look at that. that's our executive producer, jill leaderman on that shirt. >> there's one left. i don't know if it fits you. it is flying off the shelves. >> jimmy: okay, now, where are you from

>> no. [ laughter ] >> no, but i've been to chucky cheese's.-- thank you, thank you. >> jay: so you're doing a a concert at the sidney opera house. name drop. name drop, okay. >> let me just pick that up. it was -- it was absolutely amazing. and i don't know that the people there are amazing and the audiences are amazing. but the sidney zoo is my favorite. >> jay: oh, okay. >> i got to meet a koala. and i learned about baby koalas. first of all, a koala baby is the size of -- maybe about this big. >> jay: yeah, like a seed almost. >> it's like a little -- like a kidney bean. >> jay: right. and if it lives inside a jelly, a pocket of it. >> jay: right. >> it's a miracle that it -- because the mama is like, you're on you're on. if you fall out, sorry. if you starve to death, sorry. by the way, they eat their own poop. they regurgitate and they re-eat it. >> jay: $1,000! [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] yes. much like the koala. >> my poop? my poop? or it's poop. >> jay: no, no. that's disgusting. >> i can't believe i just said that. >> jay: wh

hollywood where visitors come from all over the world to experience the glamor of homeless person in a chucky costume. begging you for a dollar on the street. you know, there's a lot of that on hollywood boulevard. we thought it would be nice to give our visitor a chance to cool off tonight. in the back of the theater we've set up a big swimming pool. that's it. in front of our theater out on hollywood boulevard, we set up little cousin sal. [ cheers and applause ] this is something we do every year. and our lawyers just love it. we're looking for people willing to take their clothes off, change into one of our preown swimsuits and belly flop into our pool. now, sal, do you have anybody willing standing by? >> i do. look at this guy. you're going to like him. >> hold on a second. what's your name? >> jim espinosa. >> could you slide over for one second? i'm missing a shirt behind you. >> look at that. that's our executive producer, jill leaderman on that shirt. >> there's one left. i don't know if it fits you. it is flying off the shelves. >> where are you from? >> from bar the dina, californ

senator chucky -- grassley says he sees where they can work with obama to control cost for college butrged him to call on congress is to limit salaries for executives. mr. grassley also said the key to controlling cost is to help the consumer side of the equation. that today and "the washington times." i think the president is doing a good job in trying to get the cost of tuition down in this country for our children to go to college, and at the same time, the colleges have to bring the cost for them down because if they don't, and we keep trying to get our young people to go to college, and have all college, coming out of you're not going to want to go. we need them to go because if they don't go, then we are not going to be able to have a strong nation. host: thank you for calling. in the washington post, is as the president's plan relies in part on his executive power to collect, manage, and publish data, but it is likely to draw significant criticism from colleges intent on protecting their market share come in a divided congress will present an immediate obstacle to the owners of