analgesic before diuretic, copacetic. (laughter) first up, weight loss. (laughter) folks, i always keep up with the latest dieting trends. right now i'm on the subway diet. i only eat things i find on the subway. (audience reacts) but perhaps no one is more weight conscious than brides to be. on her special day, a woman wants that wow factor. and sometimes it's just not enough to put the bridesmaid into something hideous. luckily there's a new way to drop pounds before you and your husband say "i do" and then spend the rest of your lives getting fat together. jim? >> for the walk down the aisle more and more brides to be are trying something you usually see in hospitals. up to ten days tied to a feeding tube just like that. (audience reacts) >> the diet which promises to help you shed 20 pounds in just ten days. dieters insert a feeding tube into their nose... (audience reacts) ... which runs through-to-the stomach. they're fed a constant slow drip of protein and fat. >> stephen: by the way, ladies, add that to your reception dinner choices. (laughter) ch

it's copacetic. we're going to go through with it.orney general alerted about it around the same time. we did my due diligence and it appeared to be fine. in hindsight with the other spending going on, perhaps it wasn't proper. we know the inspector general continues to investigate the allegations of what went on at all sort of different things. >> greta: we have all the agencieagencies in washington he parties? >> no. that is important to remember. the pentagon isn't throwing parties like this. treasury department isn't throwing parties like this. gsa is a government purchaser. he has a lot of interaction with the corporate america, businesses that do work for and with the government. a huge agency with offices all over the country. a lot of this is rooted in the idea the offices are so far from washington they thought they wouldn't get caught. they have been caught. the result of it is you are probably going to see less of this type of spending/cross the government for good or worse. >> greta: thank you. >> good to see you. >> greta

do you know anything about that, that they had this very steamy relationship that wasn't always copacetic't know anything about that. but twyla, i'm sure she's incorporated so many different concepts and you know, things that we aren't even aware of. >> what's your favorite sinatra song thaw get to dance to in this? >> i love "my way." it's just such a great song itself and the way that she has staged it, with the movement and all, it's a moment in the show where the entire company is on stage. and it's just beautiful. i get, i still get emotional watching it. and i've been doing this for about two years. >> you've traveled all over the country doing it. >> yes. >> what do people come for, the dance or the muse snik. >> i think for either. everything combined. our show is so unique in that the dancing is the dialogue. nobody speaks. we're telling the story with our bodies. and that makes for a very unique electrifying experience. >> how many different stories are there? >> it's based on four different relationships, four couples. and some people walk in and end up with somebody else. and

and in ways that are much more kobe s copacetic with being successful in a career.eing strong and aggressive and assertive and those are good things it say about with a guy and that makes him attractive. and when we talk about women's attractiveness, often the things that we're think make a woman attractive are exactly the sort of opposite things that might make her successful as say a ceo. and i think that that continues to be a problem in trying to get women into these kind of positions of power and our poe separations of how women are going to do in those kind of positions. >> do you think things have gotten worse? that's the thing that haunts me in just watching film. it does feel like regression. there's a way in which the conservatives speak to anxiety about a sort of extremely hypersexualized and somewhat degrading culture, that liberals have a hard time articulating the language of. but it's something that i think it's very hard to watch the culture sort of chug along and not feel like there is some regress along these lines. >> things definitely have gotten