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always puts out a classy, top-flight job with their presentation. you got two thick volumes of the most innovative, prestigious programing on television an three episodes of "cat house" from 1998 they're still running on saturday at 2:00 a.m. i wonder how those prostitutes will cope with the y2k bug. and, and if you didn't have time to check out any of warner brothers shows, they've sent along this convenient package. all you have to do is pull the unit from its rombus-shaped cardboard box, slip off the black cardboard coupl cummerbund , unfurl these giant posters, and at the bottom you have a d.v.d. screener of of "te big bang theory." all right. so simple. all right. the point is, you send out a screener that represents your show to highlight the best thing you've done this whole year. which unfortunately brings me to the latest installment of who is riding my coattails now. [laughter] just take a look at nbc/universal's screening packagement okay. outstanding. let's see who is outstanding this year. okay. "30 rock." okay. good show. "the office."

. >> jon: this is a very classy operation we run. >> those guys who arrested me, they wanteded to fabricaterges against me. >> jon: right. >> i could be in sesame street and they would accuse elmo of sedition. >> jon: you have just broken a story, my friend. what are you hiding, elmo? >> i could be two-and-a-half men and they could accuse me of cooperating with what's his name? charlie sheen. >> jon: exactly. >> and corrupting the earth. >> jon: that's right. i feel much better. he's referring to when he was in iran, we sent jason jones there. he interview maziar bahari in a cafe and jason pretended to be spy. while you were in prison they showed a tape of that to you and said what are you talking to a spy? >> because jason looked like a spy. acted like a spy. >> jon: right. >> i guess he tasted like a spy. to they say he's a spy. >> jon: the thing is they probably never explained is why would a spy do that on television? >> and why there are laugh tracks. >> jon: the laughter is real. ( cheers and applause ) let me ask you, first of all, this really is is an incredible story. i want to sho

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it was like deviled egg with, like, paprika on it -- >> jimmy: very classy. >> very, very classy. >>rmally you're lucky if you get a plastic egg. i don't know how these things work. >> jimmy: they sprinkled paprika on it. >> listen. very little impresses me. a little paprika and i'm sold. and then the books. we have little missilettes -- i don't know, that's christian. help me out. >> jimmy: the things. >> the things. and they were backwards, i had to turn mine over. oh, it reads this way with the thick part in the right hand. then we were -- and then she edited it very heavily. >> jimmy: she did, joan did? >> joan handwritten, like, you are on page 15. skip to page 44. then you skip. and then i realized she edited the whole evening around like when you drink. >> jimmy: oh, really? just the drinking part? >> we basically drank a lot and said prayers in a language we did not understand. we invited someone to come to the table who wasn't there. we shook it a little bit. who do you invite? elijah came to the table. >> jimmy: did he come? >> i think so. joan shook the table. it was high

it may be an indispensable element of our educational classis, an indispensable element of job opportunity, an independent -- indispensable element of growth. i think there is, speaking collectively for all of us who say we care, a sense that the entire country's well-being needs to be able to use these tools. it when we start saying why do 25% of kids drop out of high school? we start saying, how do i make health care cheaper? it is great when you make an assumption and can try to solve that problem through and infrastructure and you have some reasonable basis to assume a citizens path. and communication is something uniquely different. >> the related gap is in the adoption area. the numbers are about 67%. at 100 million households that are still not. and it is not that they cannot get it, but that they are not using it. i wonder about the individual freedom and right to say no. >> if i were being honest, which i always try to do, -- look, there's a limit on this. it is not governments role and it is not my role to tell a freethinking america that they have to have this service. if we sho

>> it shows that eliot spitzer is a classy guy. when eliot got busted. he came out, admitted it and resigned. i think the bigger scandal here is not the 200 photos, it is the way wiener handled. to say, i don't know if there is a picture of me. >> if someone asks you if that is a picture of your penis, you say no or yes. not could be. it s there way for this politician to navigate this, that you can see? knowing we don't have all of the information. >> assume the allegations are true, he could stay in office. it worked for david i have thor. he haven't broken any laws. >> no, he is just a disgusting pig by some people's views but it is not illegal. >> we are in an age of piggishness and i'm not talking about pictures. if he wants to ride this out, he can do it. i think because at the end of the day, the trust that has broken is not with anybody but his family. so but i guess it remains to be seen, it is a little embarrassing. >> this is exactly why i wanted to become a political journalist. i think to talk about wiener picks on twitter. and i agree with

one of the things we found was to my career and particularly at the beginning, there was really no classis% -- classes pe se, and we started a course on how to be a successful chief. a very strong component of that was an ethics, and what is the chief's responsibility within their department relating to at the experience included in that, it had to do with the abuse of power and misconduct. i was -- i guess you could say "a whistle-blower." i put together a case in which three officers i have worked with had been nearly to deaf a game and what they were off duty. -- nearly two -- to death a gain man -- a gay man when they were off duty. i dealt with the consequences for many years. it was very lonely in that position. very lonely getting death threats. very lonely worrying more about the people behind you than the crooks in front of you. not a nice situation. very lonely when you do not get the backing of your fellow officers, at least some of them. or some of them kept quiet. or particularly the administration when there is no investigation. times have changed the lot. -- a lot. there is

they got bailed out we beat the price that this administration still classy out the babe it very hard to grieve for the love these people have provided they didn't want to be felt because they caught the debug. well great.

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as we see the phrase the police are still classy that the baby got the green. people to prevail did he want to. see but. that was sarah first reporting from the greek capital and sarah still updating our. details from inside the protest spirit party underscore where she's providing details along with links to the latest analysis video. meanwhile the renowned euro skeptic in british. has been telling me here in r.t. that saving the banks is why politicians are so determined to bail out greece and keep it in the eurozone one of the reasons that everybody is so determined to keep greece in the euro is so that the banks don't have to take a serious. policy there's something. wrong with the banking system it's almost as if there's a holy alliance of politicians and bankers. people i'm sure that's what the people on the streets of athens today feel like don't think the banking crisis is over i suspect but it's hard and in many cases it might have been better to do what iceland did and say look these banks go bust these people lose their jobs these people lose their m

got bailed out we paid the price and the other three still classy out there did it very hard to breathe for a lot of these people who are providing it didn't even want to see so we had to because people are. gonna be this way it's still the general strike he blames international bankers for their real. estate. we cannot pay all the money they hear it's they interest rates all the money we take is in order to pay the high interest rates this is this is robbery this is theft this is swindle i can't describe it any more and the problem for them now is that people know that they realized they see their income gone going down they see taxes taxes taxes and nothing else their money does not go to the real economy period then everybody knows that if they don't come with a solution and they decide right we give you time to repay your loans but up or same time we help you in this specific factor of your economy to recover and now at the moment you see hundreds of thousands of people greek people that they know they demonstrate they know that there is no tomorrow they know that they have no incom

still classy out the day but. i love the people who provide good even want to be filming every cut to you but. i was sarah further reporter there in the capital sarah still updating artie's twitter stream with details from inside the street protests there were a lot of tea underscores questions providing details now with links to the latest analysis video pictures. and euro skeptic and british euro m.p. nigel for us as saving the banks is why politicians are so determined to bail greece and keep it in the euro zone. one of the reasons that everybody is so determined to keep greece in the euro is so that the banks don't have to take a serious hit all their faulty lending policies so there's something has gone seriously wrong with the banking system it's almost as if there's a little on the holy alliance of politicians and bankers versus all people i'm sure that's what the people on the streets of athens today feel like don't think the banking crisis is over i suspect but it's hardly begun and in many cases it might

as we see the price was at a pretty good still classy out the baby very hard to breathe a lot of these people have provided he doesn't even want to see phil because he got the peabody. that was her first reporting from the greek capital and sarah is still not dating ortiz toward a stream of details from inside the street protests going on at the moment where the school where she's providing first hand details along with links to the latest videos and pictures. for now and you're a skeptic i'm pretty sure m.p. nigel for says saving the banks is one politicians is so determined to bail out greece and keep it in the euro zone this is what he told me earlier. one of the reasons that everybody is so determined to keep greece in the euro is so that the banks don't have to take a serious hit all their faulty lending policies so they something has gone seriously wrong with the banking system is almost as if the other holy alliance of politicians and bankers version's all the people i'm sure that's what the people on the streets of athens today feel like don't think the banking crisis is over i