you ever pull deena aside and say all right, enough with this. it's time to grow up?y. [ laughter ] >> i am! >> jimmy: you're three and a half feet tall. how grown up can you be? >> that's true. but on the show, i really just -- i like to have fun and i like to drink and that's what i do on the shore. but when i'm home -- >> jimmy: it's different? >> yeah. at home, i'm more of like a home body type girl. >> jimmy: maybe you should drink more at home so you don't get so hammered when you go on the shore. >> i know. everybody thinks i'm such a drunk. >> jimmy: aside from snooki, who's a mom now, who has changed the most since this began? >> i think we all did. >> jimmy: all of you? >> i'm sure we all changed in certain ways. but at the end of the day, who doesn't change in three or four years, you know? >> jimmy: who's changed the least? >> mike's still a douche. >> wait, wait. >> jimmy: i think vinny has changed the least, i have to say. >> really? >> jimmy: you seem like you're pretty much the same as when you went into this. >> yeah. definitely. >> jimmy: you have th

no. >> i changed him. >> okay, deena has. >> oh, i didn't?are you keeping an eye on the baby or is he just being changed by others? >> oh no, they come in, see lorenzo, but i love him to death. he's my life. and, you know, i take care of my kid. >> jimmy: i would hope so. do you guys think snooki is a good mother so far? >> she is amazing. >> jimmy: you are an amazing mother. >> i try. >> jimmy: well, nice. good. that's great. i think that surprises a lot of people. doesn't surprise me because i had that sense that you would be a good mother. >> well yeah. because you know me. >> jimmy: i do know you. >> everyone else doesn't know me. >> jimmy: i feel like i know all of you. i think i know you the best of all, though. >> that's because we have a crush on each other. >> that's right. we do have a mutual crush on each other. might be my baby, for all we know. jenni, you're engaged now. snooki, you're engaged. [ applause ] will everyone be in your weddings? will the whole gang be in the weddings? >> of course. >> jimmy: will anyone be excluded f

. >> deena is the executive director of alternatives for girls, one of the few nonprofits in the nation that help young women break free from the grip of pimps and prostitution. >> when someone is telling you they love you despite hurting you, you may return to love just because it's what you know. >> it's not really love. it's abuse and control. >> right. but for them it is real love because it is what they've been told is love. love hurts. >> i guess after being in that life for so long that it was all right to be his punching bag or his sex object or whatever or just a person that he sold to everybody else. >> because you valued yourself so little. >> because i didn't know no better, and at the time i didn't care. i just wanted to live. >> and how did you finally get out of that life altogether? >> alternatives for girls. >> in 2008, a friend urged tina to seek help from alternatives for girls. >> the minute i came in from work, i was ready to get beat up. >> there she found compassion, community and for the first time in her life unconditional acceptance. >> i like it. >> and what d

most of his career, deena morrison work for the public citizen litigation group, which she cofounded with ralph nader in 1972, and directed for over 25 years. his work included open government, opening up the legal profession, suing agencies that failed to apply comply with the law, protecting the rights of consumers, and protecting unrepresented class members in class action settlements. he has argued 20 cases in the supreme court, including victories in the virginia state board of pharmacy, virginia citizens consumer council, making it subject to the first amendment. and striking out over 200 federal laws containing the legislative veto is a violation of separation of powers. he previously taught at harvard, stanford, hawaii and american university law school spirit he is a member of the american academy of fellow lawyers, and was the president from 1999 until 2000. he is a graduate of the yell university and harvard law school, served his commission as officer in the u.s. navy and was an assistant u.s. attorney in new york. please welcome dean alan morrison. [applause] >> thank yo