from "deadliest catch," captain sig hansen and keith colburn.

from "deadliest catch," captain sig hansen and keith colburn. the music of robin thicke.

we have to provide safe, nuclear energy and the technology to help colburn clean are than before. we have to become the global leader in renewable energy. wind and solar and the next generation of biofuels. in electric cars and energy-efficient buildings. so my plan would end the government subsidies to oil companies that have rarely been more profitable. let's double down on the clean energy industry that has never been more promising. and i want to put in place a new clean energy stand art that would make clean energy the profitable kind of energy for every business in america. with growing competition from countries like china and india, now is not the time for america to walk away frommy is search and development. now is the time to invest even more so that the great innovations of this century take place in the united states of america so that the next time thomas edison, the next wright brothers is happening here in ohio or california. my plan to encourage innovation isn't about throwing money or any project or new idea. it is about supporting the work of the most promising

from "deadliest catch," captain sig hansen and keith colburn. the music of robin tck

i want to thank my guests, matt leblanc, sig hansen, keith colburn, or course robin thicke.applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love it. thank you so much! feels good! welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody! [ cheers ] what a show. we have a lot to get to tonight. a lot to get to tonight. a big, big fun show. this is giant news for fans, next month, the author of "fifty shades of grey" will be signing copies of the book at comic-con. [ scattred cheers ] that's right, she'll be signing copies of the book at comic-con, or as comic-con fans put it, "mom, i told you to wait in the car. [ laughter ] what are you doing here? get out of here." did you guys hear about this? a new study found that a record number of america's wealthiest citizens are renouncing the

tom colburns and the like, and made a shot and attempt to try to get it done.n't per forget and there wforget -- perfect and pain for everyone, but we have to do something along the lines of simpson-bowles somewhere down the line. but, look, president obama is running against mitt romney. mitt romney's solution is to cut revenue. top cut revenue when everyone know, tom coburn, one of the most conservative members of the senate, understands we have to raise revenue. governor romney's idea cutting taxes will produce economic growth. andrea, you know for the last 60 years our biggest job creation occurred when the marginal tax race is 50, 60, 70% knop correlation to this. bill clinton raised taxes in 1993 on the most successful americans. republicans said we're going to get thrown into a recession. we gained 23.5 million jobs in the next 6.5 years. so there's no correlation to that, and the romney plan is no plan at all. the president has the best plan, no ifs, ands and buts about it. >> ed rendell. the book is "the nation of wooses." thank you very much. >> funny

cutting medicare or social security and medicaid which is what the gang of six plan endorsed by tom colburnnd saxby chambliss, lamar look alexander, you will have a hard time backing away from that and you've laid down a marker that is a very different marker than what republicans other than john boehner have laid out. as soon as they got to the line of revenue in the negotiations on the debt limit eric cantor walked out and made it clear that there wouldn't be any negotiation in the sort and we aren't dealing with a world in which there will be some increases over all because we have a population that's aging and living longer. that however you want to deal with it we are going to have some increases in entitlement although we can kerf that rate of growth. but when you've got taxes that are the lowest level of gdp since the 1950's, the idea that cutting them for their will enable them to deal with the debt i find it bizarre. >> the next question i did this question all the time this is one of the classic questions of any speaker we as members of the media here so this is a terrific opportu