well, david carr waited them out.ere was a lot of twitching going on over on the bears side. >> false start. number 8 of the offense, a 5-yard penalty, first down. that is the second time tonight that a giants quarterback has been called for a false start. they got eli manning in the first half, and i don't think you need me to explain tom coughlin's feelings. >> that went along perfectly with the smile that broke on lovie smith. >> oh, now, huh-uh, no. that's not, that is not flagrant enough of a move by quarterback to generate a false start. that's complete, and he walks, and covered it again inside the 40-yard line. >> he threw a rocket. >> he is yes, he did. three receivers to that side again. a highly motivated dan depalma gets after the ball. but that was a beautiful strike by david carr, right on the hands. right in stride. let's go back to that call against the giants and david carr. he screams it out. hmm. you know, he flexed his hands, but the quarterback is aloud some leeway. now if eli the first time did a

hopefully i'll see you soon. >> david carr, man, you already know how i feel about you.s going to suck when you leave. but right now the goal is to make sure you hit the streets. so keep your head up. try not to -- i'll try not to

first of all, the fact that a guy like david carr is writing about it after the fact. tavis: it's a big deal. >> its a big deal. but america has to pay attention. have to wake up, they have to want more information. tavis: but there is no evidence that there is a craving for that. >> know, there's a craving for reality tv, for scandal, and certainly sex sells. and the guys who are in there fighting for those ideals of journalism are saying, i know, but let's do this story about this issue and really try to give the american public more information about something that isn't a scandal, that isn't in the news today and let's just keep flogging a dead horse. so that fight is always going on and the people are really trying to fight the fight. you are right. do people want to hear it? i think aaron's point is you should. you should change your lifestyle little bit and try to be as informed as possible. i think we are guilty of disengaging. tavis: do you think a television show, even a hugely popular television show, can impact real-life discourse about news, how we deliver

robert pattinson was giving an interview to journalist david carr and it got a little weird when thelel between pattinson's situation with kristen stewart and princess di. >> so, if you and kristen have trouble, it's like charles and di having trouble or -- [ booing ] >> i think this would lead to -- >> next question! >> in defense of david carr, they were actually -- robert pattinson brought up the subject of the royals. he wasn't talking about his own relationship. what he said is that in america, we treat actors like the royals because we all want them to be, you know, royalty, we all need something to follow. then he said actors live in a world of meritocracy and that in itself was controversial, so david carr taking it to a new level. obviously, pattinson not overjoyed to talk about his breakup. >> and it was in the public eye, everybody knows all the details, but anyway, it was awkward. >>> the campaign rhetoric is heating up and the late-night guys are taking names. >> joe biden has a new slogan -- "change you can believe in!" y'all be in chains! y'all be in chains! well, even

then he said actors live in a world of meritocracy and that in itself was controversial, so david carrvel. obviously, pattinson not overjoyed to talk about his breakup. >> and it was in the public eye, everybody knows all the details, but anyway, it was awkward. >>> the campaign rhetoric is heating up and the late-night guys are taking names. >> joe biden has a new slogan -- "change you can believe in!" y'all be in chains! y'all be in chains! well, even though he made a number of gaffes this week, president obama says he's sticking with joe biden as had i running mate and biden is thrilled. of course he's thrilled. do you want to be looking for a job in this economy? i don't think so. i don't think so. and mitt romney and paul ryan are now campaigning separately. they didn't want to, but chick-fil-a threatened to pull their campaign contributions. you know, they were getting a little too close, little too close. >> do you have paul ryan fever? >> oh, who doesn't? >> oh, man. he looks like a guy who owns his own chain of nursing homes, you know? paul ryan likes to catch a catfish bareha

scott and media columnist david carr talk about media and pop culture. bly shouldn't. >> david, let's start with your definition of a guilty pleasure. >> you're at a dinner party, everyone is talking about i love breaking bad. it's incredible. and what have you been watching? i said well i just did a marathon of cops. [ laughter ] you say, look, cops is about the pageant of america. where else are you going to see that many people in handcuffs with their shirts off? who can resist that sm. >> it's a guilty pleasure that no one likes to admit they're watching. it's like you have to explain. i watch it. but i really don't want to watch it. >> or you have to have some kind of bogus justification. i'm a big fan of the step-up franchise. because of my interest in -- >> that's horrifying. >> my scientific about interest in the human bellybutton. >> interesting segment with me learning. i'm the biggest square around. you guys say that our pleasures today, guilty pleasures are much less guilty than before. what do you mean by that? >> partly, that it used to be t

. >> reporter: the actor was blind sided by "new york times" reporter, david carr. >> i wouldn't go thatd of focus on his love life he told "gma" he's hoping to avoid. >> i take it you don't want to talk too much about it. is that the way you handle all of this craziness? by just trying to put a complete -- >> it's a different thing. you get into it to do movies. i've never been interested in trying to sell my personal life. and that's really the only reason people try to bring it up. so, you know, the reason why you go on tv, to promote movies. >> reporter: meanwhile, his ex-girlfriend and "twilight" girlfriend's kristen stewart's professional life that's come under scrutiny. >> has kristen cheating knocked her out of the sequel? >> reporter: a swirl of media reports saying stewart had been dropped from the sequel to "snow white and the huntsman." but later in the day, universal pictures was quick to deny those reports. releasing this statement, any reports that kristen stewart has been dropped are false. and stewart did get a big show of support yesterday from jodie foster, who co-star