i am dylan ratigan. today's big story, in the military it is perhaps the most profound phrase that exists. i have your back because you have mine. it is also the name of a new movement being led by hollywood bigwigs and the entertainment industry in an effort to expand awareness of our nation's heroes, the contributions and the resource they represent to us, going forward as they try to come together to give all of our veterans more of a chance to turn the military training into community leadership. >> i've got your six. >> i i've got your six. >> two jobs, education, housing and more, we can support returning military veterans and their families. >> i've got your 6. please show your support and prove to a veteran you've got their 6. >> i've got your 6. >> i've got your 6. >> i've got your 6. >> i've got your 6. >> when it comes to got your 6, jobs and education, just one pillar of the resources that are needed. it also includes housing, mental health support, support for our military families in leader

at the unit box theater in chicago the documentary features interviews of chris whalen a smith dylan ratigan noam chomsky and others now let's turn to a clip of the film the fear mongering began when when paulson showed up before congress i mean he had a gun to america's head and he said if you don't give us the seven hundred billion we're going to wreck the financial markets that's of the banks have an america that's been a. two hundred twenty town the financial institutions have been handed a two point eight trillion dollars of money from the american taxpayer this is jobs this is growth we're taking six to seven hundred billion dollars a year out of the hands of consumers to subsidize the balance that's what the fed is low interest rate policy it is enough to make you want to lose your mind when you understand the mathematics it's like me fixing your pinky when you've got cancer all right well looking fantastic there let's talk to some folks involved in the film john titus you quit your job as i really paid a lawyer and made this film bailout tell us about it what so important about the m

host dylan ratigan has a sharp explanation and possible solution. dylan, welcome to current tv.ylan, you have been watching, you've been a pundit of wall street and front and center of the debates. we see what is happening with jpmorgan chase and what has not happened in the last 24, 36 months after lehman and the crisis what the heck is wrong with us? what is it? what is the disconnect between the actions of wall street and the inability for politicians to both politics describes to do anything to rein in these abuse abuses. >> pure and un unadulterateed terror. >> terror of what? >> terror in the respect that they're very afraid of their virtual ignorance-- >> what nuances? >> they don't understand it. >> derivatives, the language? >> it's not in their spectrum. as a result they're hesitant to have an opinion that has meaningful consequence. so where i have failed and where i could improve is actually to have more compassion--i'm like the college professor that you either like when he's really friendly and nice but who wants a college professor who yells at everybody because t

hosting the last five minutes of the dylan ratigan show. on the one and only, my favorite guest, to understand a little bit more how sustainability equals security. dylan, what i'm interested in, because a lot of ideas rise into your brain and you get very passionate about them. what is the epiphany that made this rise to the top of your brain and say, this is what we have to do the show about and tell america all about? >> i've been doing this show three years, two national road shows, all the stuff with banks, and you start to realize there is just two categories of things. there are things that are outrages that we can't do anything about. the banks are screwed up, tax codes totally crazy, all these things, right? a black man is out of control, picket. those are the things we have to raise awareness to. i thought i was going to fix them. terrible idea. but you can help people become more aware of it. but there are other things we can do things about. you don't have to argue with the government about it, you don't have to do anything. thos

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dylan ratigan is here to take us forward. dylan, what you got? anchor doing the sitting dance. i want to show everybody how -- show the world, martin. >> i'm not doing that, and you know it. >> you were just doing it. martin bashir was doing the anchor groove. it was beautiful. all right. we'll see you later. >> available now with dylan ratigan. >> you don't want to dance with me. it's a rare opportunity. the show starts right now. well, good thursday afternoon to you. i am dylan ratigan. nice to be seeing you. today's big story

>>(narrator) don't miss this week's the gavin newsom show with special guest guy kawasaki and dylan ratiganany things but he was not a politician. ♪ >> yeah. yes. did you hear that current? you can now get tapeworms in your brain. >> don't talk about it while i'm eating. [ laughter ] >> one of the many disgusting things. you need to stop going online jim. you are like that patient that every doctor hates. the one that researches everything on web m.d. i have this i have this i have this. and as for mother's day, i am asystemic. >> yeah, doctors love people like him. >> my sister-in-law calls me the worried well. [ laughter ] ♪ if you be my body guard, i can be your long-lost pal ♪ ♪ i can call you -- >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ any way you call me you can call me al ♪ >> it. wewe are cutting off jim's internet. must you talk about tapeworms while i'm eating. >> there are tapeworms living inside people's brains. and -- >> you are that patient every doctor hates. i have been doing research on the internet. >> oh boy. >> i believe i have a brain tapeworm tapeworm. >> jim did think he w

>>(narrator) don't miss this week's the gavin newsom show with special guest guy kawasaki and dylan ratigan>>steve jobs was many things but he was not a politician. >>we're just getting started. (vo) the state of the 2012 campaign. ♪♪ >> broadcasting across the nation, on current tv, this is the bill press show. >> china he's dissiden chin wan ching. how soon before mitt romney gives president obama credit for bringing him here? yeah. don't hold your breath. what do you say? hello, everybody. monday, monday morning may 21st. great to see you today. oh, man, hope you had a good weekend and you are ready to go into a great big week here the this is the full court press, your new morning show on currents t.v. and your continuing morning show on all of the great progressive talk stations around the country. so glad to have you with us whether you are in the car driving to work with us, listening on the radio watching on t.v. or anywhere in between, and don't forget, you make the show with your calls. give us a call and join the conversation at 866-55-press. 866-557-7377. great weekend. i was ou

i am no dylan ratigan. >> no one is, professor, please. it's one thing to climb mt.nother to host a tv show. >> and i'll never come near tv again. >> the title of the book is "to the last breath, a memoir of total extremes." it's the people, not the institutions. the institutions are just a response to the people. >> get engaged. >>> coming up on "hardball," will the president ban same-sex marriage? and will smith with the daily rant. ♪ got it all. here. have a good day, honey. i love you, ok. bye, mom. [ female announcer ] sam's mom is muddling through her allergies. what can she do? she can get answers at walgreens. with guidance and information to help her make informed choices for her allergy needs. like zyrtec -- with the strength of 24-hour rtec, you get relief from your worst allergy symptoms, indoors and out. right now, buy one and get one 50% off. ♪ find answers at walgreens. on december 21st polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on dece

>>(narrator) don't miss this week's the gavin newsom show with special guest guy kawasaki and dylan ratigan>>steve jobs was many things but he was not a politician. ♪ >>> no matter what is working, and for the most part that would not be the american prison system. the u.s. supreme court recently ruled that california must reduce its state prison population by 30,000 inmates. and it's not just california that has overcrowded prisons, america has more than 2 million people behind bars more than any other country in the world. we also spend the most per inmate. in california it's closer to $50,000 per inmate. there is an innovative new program in los angeles called alternative courts. vulnerable populations like veterans or drug addicts or the mentally ill go to an alternative court that considers their unique circumstances, and the goal is to cut down on the number of people going to jail and prison instead of the standard sentencing -- instead of that, they would actually get treatment and counseling and hopefully reduce prison costs over the long run. our next guest jackie lacey is the chi

i'm dylan ratigan. today's big story, all a loan. millions of college students finding themselves without a legitimate voice in a national debate. washington and congress playing election year theatre pro-wrestling politics with the financial rates of federal loans that are intended to be made available to the lowest income individuals in our country. the senate plans to review a vote on the current rate of the subsidized stafford loans. they want to find out if they should charge people more interest while they play election year politics. this is merely one of a myriad of side effects of our system, but it does highlight how the american dream of college education is becoming less and less accessible. >> so far i have taken out $13,500 in stafford loans. if the stafford loan rate doubles this year, it will make college more senseless next year and add to my overall debt level. that money could be used instead toward a dream of under a graduate degree and making sure education is a right and not a privilege in america. >> the lendin

lawrence is taking a break, but right now dylan ratigan is here to take us forward. e back at your post. >> i'm glad to be back. i notice the weather has taken a turn for the worse. i won't take it personally. >> please don't. >> i want to get into your potently athletic career. i feel like people don't understand your capacities. now is not the time. >> the show starts now. >> at some point we should describe this. >> the show starts now. >> good monday afternoon to you. i'm dylan ratigan, and we are, in fact, 30 minutes away from president obama's news conference wrapping up the nato summit in chicago. the president has been delivering a sales pitch to nato allies, attempting to gain their support not only for his end of the afghan war in 2014 but his pledge to keep a presence in afghanistan ten years thereafter. 130,000 nato troops currently are stationed in afghanistan, the other big topic at the summit, and something that we have talked at length about here on the d.r. show.

dylan ratigan sheer but he's not in new york, he's somewhere else. where are you, dylan?outhern california. over the weekend, i suppose. i'm in los angeles right now, martin. >> great place to be. >> it's a fine place to be. i'm going into the keep the promise benefit with a whole raft of veterans, including liz perez as folks out here have been really aggressive about pointing out this country's failure to create as much strength and support for its veterans as we do for our soldiers and the folks out here are real aggressive about that, so i'm proud, actually, to be out here to support him. and we'll do the tv show as well. >> that's a great cause, dylan. go for it. >> all right. let's go. well, good monday afternoon to you. i'm dylan ratigan live here in burbank. today's big story, occ

>>(narrator) don't miss this week's the gavin newsom show with special guest guy kawasaki and dylan ratigane jobs was many things but he was not a politician. >> sand after the worst recession of our life times, it's going to take some time for the economy to fully recover, more time than a lot of us would like. there are plenty of steps that we can take right now steps that we must take right now to speed up this recovery and to create jobs and restore some of the financial security a lot of families have lost. >> that was pompom today in newton, iowa reminding us that job creation is tough work. it requires congressional help and it takes time. he shouldn't expect much of that in the months ahead in terms of congressional cooperation. but back for a look at how the road to recovery intersects with the load to the white house is former president al gore and los angeles mayor antonio villaragosa, chair of president obama's election campaign. mayor, the issue about job creation is a tough one, particularly for mayors, the unemployment rate in l.a. i know has not ant' been blow 8% and califor

dill ran r dylan ratigan is here to take us forward. >> i was watching you. i wasn't watching the tape so i could see your face on the return monitor, martin. seeing you enjoy the production of your esteemed staff. >> dylan, we have a small team but they are brilliant. the way they put that together with romney, boehner and the video clips. ways almost in tears, i have to tell you. >> you were beaming with pride and joy. >> i'm very proud of my team. so thank you for noticing. and we appreciate them as you do yours, of course. >> of course. sn >>> and as such, hope have you a wonderful afternoon. we will kick things off right now. >>> good afternoon to you from los angeles. i am dylan ratigan, we are out west this week working to ramp up the defense energy product, a concept helping veterans returning from our wars, wars often fought over foreign oil. and california, as you may know, has more war veterans than any state in america and leads america in clean enertechnology. the process helps solve serious problems. last night we sat in on the vet ren entrepren

i am dylan ratigan, we are out west this week working to ramp up the defense energy product, a concept helping veterans returning from our wars, wars often fought over foreign oil. and california, as you may know, has more war veterans than any state in america and leads america in clean enertechnology. the process helps solve serious problems. last night we sat in on the vet ren entrepreneurship class, who paired vets up with jobs, focused on energy efficiency, renewable energy and other startups. they hope to roll out the project on military bases. the first perhaps being km. pendleton, starting to solve the energy crisis, create be jobs for veterans and provide a better environment for military families living there. talk about a few birds with one stone. perhaps the most famous icon of the families back at home. rosey the riveter, representing women who worked in factories during world war ii. we caught up with one of the original rosees at keeping the promises after veteran. working to create something of value by seizing our ability to interact constructively in our own communiti

i am dylan ratigan. nice to be seeing you. today's big story coming to america and today at the white house. 41 u.s. companies received the presidential e award for increasing u.s. exports and bringing that money and jobs here to the united states. of course, we're in southern california, so we are but one ocean away from a china. rather large ocean. of course, 3 million american jobs have been lost to that nation during the past decade, 2 million of them in manufacturing alone. and all those items that we import from china and buy into our country support as many as 20 million jobs in china. good for chinese government political security unless they have a big unemployment problem, my goodness. better that we have that. but it seems china's tide may be turning. new research shows american companies are making big plans to bring manufacturing jobs back home. the new term reshoring. and according to the hackett group which follows these trends, they're saying u.s. companies are looking to reshoring 20% of their manufacturing du

i'm matt miller in for dylan ratigan. you've just been watching the medal of freedom ceremony at the white house. we start today's show with developing shoes in syria. that nation seems closer than ever to civil war as protests echo inside the country following friday's massacre. 108 women were killed. most were women or children. only two dozen were killed in the initial shelling, the rest were executed at close range as thugs went door to door, entire families shot inside their own homes. syrian president assad met with anan today on the failing of cease fire. western nations, including the u.s., are now kicking out syrian diplomats. the u.s. warning our military is ready to act if called to do so. >> has the chairman of the joint chiefs have said no military action is always an option, and we haven't in this case, removed options from the table. we do not believe that further militarization of the situation in syria at this point is the right course of action. we believe that it would lead to greater chaos, greater car

dylan ratigan is here to take us into the next hour. dylan, how are you? >> i'm good.et at it? i have to get to work, martin. >> you do that. >> the show starts now. >> thank you. >> well, good afternoon to you. i'm dylan ratigan. today's story, deal and no deal. nato made a deal, although reluctant reluctantly, to remain in afghanistan for two years, and the additional ten months in support. difficult with the impasse between neighboring pakistan who said no deal. supply our troops for two more years? going to have to pay them more money for that. where does that leave us with the other nato countries, the only nation extending support, and yet our regime remains stressed, and

i am dylan ratigan. the first half of this program it a singular number, 2014. 2014. that is the year that america is expected to finally be out of afghanistan. >> the goal that i set to defeat al qaeda and deny it a chance it rebuilt is now within our reach. international troops will continue to train, advise and assist the afghans, and fight alongside them when needed. but we will not build perpent in bases in this country. nor will we be patrolling at cities and mountains. our goal not to build a country in america's image, our goal is to destroy al qaeda and

matt miller is in for dylan ratigan and he's here to take us forward.> love all the literary elusions. we're going to understand the significance of california's latest meltdown. we're going to do a very rare and innovative cable news clawback of all those jp morgan chase bonuses in the wake of their $2 billion loss. plus a provocative new book argues that religious decline is hurting americans. the show starts right now. >>> good afternoon. i'm matt miller in for dylan ratigan. he and i have switched coasts for the day. he's on assignment in california working with veterans and start-ups to put them back to work, and i'm coming to you live from new york, but you see, i'm actually from california. which brings us to the big story

i am dylan ratigan.he first half of this program it a singular number, 2014. 2014. that is the year that america is

i'm matt miller in for dylan ratigan. he and i have switched coasts for the day. he's on assignment in california working with veterans and start-ups to put them back to work, and i'm coming to you live from new york, but you see, i'm actually from california. which brings us to the big story today, and it's fiscal. out west governor jerry brown is proposing harsh cuts to close the exploding $15 billion deficit. cuts to school, health care, welfare, the disabled and child care. >> the biggest source of our spending without question is to schools. so when we have to have a massive cut, the sls that mass si cive cut and that't will happen if we don't get this in control. >> he's also proposing a tax hike and a tax hike for those who make more than $250,000 a year. he's even trying to slash a day off the government work week. and helping those struggling homeowners from the bank settlements? $292 million are being pickpocketed in red ink. take years of contradictory demands from voters, toss in a crazy process that requires super majorities to get any deal with even

i'm matt miller in for dylan ratigan. today's big story, where do we stand? we're six months from election day and both sides are telling us that the other guy is the worst ever. as the mud flies, we ask ourselves, is this what it's going to be like until november? let's take a ten-day look back at the hits and misses. we start with the president in afghanistan on the anniversary of the killing of osama bin laden. democrats salute their bold decision maker while republicans charge in by positive lit sili foreign policy. president obama officially opens his campaign in ohio to an arena with thousands of empty seats. meanwhile, in romney world, the former governor is bizarrely trying to take credit for saving the auto industry and says obama followed his plan. is there a mormon word for hutzpah? romney said obama let the car city go bust. it's clear how dumb or amnesia ridden he thinks we are. joe biden speaks on gay marriage. >> i am very comfortable with the fact that men marrying men, women marrying women are able to get

i'm dylan ratigan. today's big story, all a loan.mselves without a legitimate voice in a national debate. washington and congress playing election year theatre pro-wrestling politics with the financial rates of federal loans that are intended to be made available to the lowest income individuals in our country. the senate plans to

dylan ratigan is here to take us forward. how are you? >> very well.is provokes a fairly interesting debate all of a sudden. >> i believe it has. the show starts now. >> no, no, that's not -- you still have 30 seconds of your show. you're not even allowed to do that technically. >> oh, i'm so sorry. >> just because you're impatient. i am here. i've invaded your show. i'm in it now. and you can't just start my show early. we don't run msnbc. >> no, we don't. >> how was your weekend? >> my colleagues in the control room are telling me that your show starts at 3:59 and it's now 3:59.50. >> so now you're invading my show. >> i wanted to give it to you. >> it's like neighbors trying to draw the right line where to put the fence. i get confused. now you're definitely in my yard. >> take it away. >> lovely monday afternoon to you, i am dylan ratigan. today's big story french

dylan ratigan is here in new york and ready to take us into the next hour. dylan, how are you?ovidence and foreigner in a strange land, the one word that really is ringing loud in any brain still to this moment, is your rendition of duplicity. which exceeds even your execution of odius. and if you put them together and to condemn the odius duplicity of his behavior, i think that mitt romney just might burst into flames. >> i have to say, i do also think putrid pronouncements is devastating. >> you have a gift and we all benefit from it. >> god bless you, thank you, sir. the show starts now. >>> well, good afternoon to you. nice to be seeing you. i'm dylan ratigan. the big story, men behaving badly. what else is new? the jury in the john edwards trial still debating. he is

. >>> it's time for dylan ratigan. it's all yours. >> i am dylan ratigan. the president is in afghanistan, as you may already know. he arrives there after exactly one year after green lighting the field team to complete a kill mission of osama bin laden. he signed a deal as well with president karzai, according to reports coming out today, that have committed to the u

. >>> it's time for dylan ratigan. it's all yours. >> i am dylan ratigan.he president is in afghanistan, as you may already know. he arrives there after exactly one year after green lighting the field team to complete a kill mission of osama bin laden. he signed a deal as well with president karzai, according to reports coming out today, that have committed to the united states keeping troops on the ground in afghanistan until 2024, ten more years. we'll hear him talk about that when he speaks to the country about afghanistan to address the next decade and interrelations with that country. we start with atia on the ground with the president. how was he not only received, but how long is he expected to be

>>(narrator) don't miss this week's the gavin newsom show with special guest guy kawasaki and dylan ratiganany things but he was not a politician. i have the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but my doctor put me on pradaxa instead to reduce my risk of stroke. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate) reduced stroke risk 35% better than warfarin. and unlike warfarin, with pradaxa, there's no need for regular blood tests. that's really important to me. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have a bleeding condition like stomach ulcers, or take aspirin, nsaids, or blood thinners, or if you have kidney problems especially if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all medicines you take any planned medical or dental procedures and don't stop taking pradaxa without your d

>>(narrator) don't miss this week's the gavin newsom show with special guest guy kawasaki and dylan ratigans many things but he was not a politician. >> all right, congress passing comprehensive climate change regulation are somewhere between horrendous and i don't think so. in the absence of any federal action on the issue, 17-year-old alex loorz and four of his friend are taking on washington, d.c. themselves. now loorz who founded the group "kids versus global warming" five years ago to educate his peers about climb change is suing the federal government including epa ledge for lisa jackson, demanding a 6% reduction in car done carbon dioxide starting in 2013. this friday a federal court will decide whether or not this case ask proceed. here to tell us about this very unique lawsuit is the 17-year-old plaintiff himself alex loorz and his co-counsel in the case, thank you for your time and devotion to the issue. alec is it your idea to bring this to an actual lawsuit? >> it's been a collaborative effort. i've been a climate change activist ever since i was 12 and i spent my entire teenage

>>(narrator) don't miss this week's the gavin newsom show with special guest guy kawasaki and dylan ratiganian. ♪ >> eliot: freedom is a precious commodity that must be guarded often in desire circumstances and at unpopular times. thankfully our judiciary has found the courage to do so, during some critical moments in our history. one such moment came last week. a federal judge prevented enforcement of a statute that gave government almost unlimited power to arrest anybody who supported a terrorist group, and to detain them indefinitely without charges. well respected journalists sought this injunction. after all they have contact with representatives of terrorist groups in the course of their reporting work. without guidance about what the statute meant they could not know if they were in violation of it. but the lawyer for the department of justice would provide no such guidance, refusing over and over to explain what would count as support or to put any limitations on the phrase. would repeating the claims and objectives of a terrorist group violate the law? the department of justice law

political power follows economic power. with special guest guy kawasaki and dylan ratigan.s was many things but he was not a politician. >>we're just getting started. (vo) the state of the 2012 campaign. >> eliot: after over 10 years the war in afghanistan appears to be winding down. earlier this month president obama flew to afghanistan to sign the strategic partnership agreement with afghan president hamid karzai assuring that american troops would be out of a of afghanistan in 2014. in the words of his predecessor mission accomplished. the n.a.t.o. transitioned out of afghanistan will begin in 2013 when security forces take the lead of combat situations with all drops removed from the country in 2014 leaving all provinces in the hands of the afghan troops. a move that some say is too soon. a fear that the president echoed and said enough is enough. >> i don't think there is ever going to be an optimal point where we say this is all done. this is perfect. this is just the way we wanted it and now we can you know, wrap up all of our equipment and go home. no matter how muc

dylan ratigan is here. dylan, good afternoon to you. >> martin, can i ask you a question?ed british guy. you're all dressed well all the time with your pocket squares. >> ask the question rather than offering the

i'm dylan ratigan live here in burbank. today's big story, occupy graduation has more than 3 million college students graduating this year. most will be shackled in debt. on average, 27,000 per graduate. some receiving their diplomas wearing ball and chain shackles, signifying their debt. instead of writing hi, mom on their caps for the air shot, they're writing their total amount of debt. they even have this duwop music to spread the word. ♪ ♪ and a ball and chain ♪ >> and faced with a weak job market on top of all that debt, many of this brings graduates defaulting on their student loans, many without finding a job they put into their debt earning. more than half of bachelors' degrees were out of work or underemployed last year. they're more than likely to work as waitresses, bartenders, physicists combined. >>> president obama delivered the address at barnard college and talked about the challenges facing graduates. >> just as you were starting out finding your way around campus, an economic crisis struck 5 million jobs

i'm dylan ratigan. today's big story about a conflict of interest over the really largest proportion. calls continue thankfully louder and louder for jp morgan chase's chief executive officer jamey dimon to tender his resignation from the board of directors at the new york federal reserve, which is his regulator. jp morgan's behavior and exposure to the corrupt system that they themselves helped to perpetuate not only cost us shareholder billions, but the man overseeing the risks that his bank takes, jamie dimon, also sits on the board of directors for the organization that supervises his bank. isn't that fun? you might be wondering how he was doing that and how you can become your own regulator with people's money. that's the way congress designed it a century ago. the federal reserve banks are set up so that two-thirds of the board of directors of those banks are directly elected by the very banks that they oversee, again, from 100 years ago. jamie dimon calls jp morgan's loss an isolated incident tha

i'm dylan ratigan and "hardball" is up now. >>> wedding bells. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington leading off tonight. a time to spill? president obama will tell us what he really thinks. remember that great scene in "the godfather" when carleone tells carlotti what he thinks he should know. well, everyone thinks president obama supports gay marriage. but the president knows this tricky issue could cost him votes in battleground states like north carolina. he may blame what joe biden said over the weekend for this, but now he has to deal with it. what should the president do? plus, car fooling. mitt romney says detroit, when he wrote when the u.s. auto market was on its knees, on this policy. also, spy games. the latest details on how the cia foiled that plot on blowing up an airliner heading for the u.s. >>> how could the gps claim to be a non-profit supporting social welfare? >> reckless spending, massive debt. no wonder tim kaine opposes president obama. >> how these groups gain the system in order to kee

dylan ratigan is here. dylan, good afternoon to you. >> martin, can i ask you a question?ed british guy. you're all dressed well all the time with your pocket squares. >> ask the question rather than offering the faint-hearted compliments nay snulinsults. >> what does an anchorman do about a straight collar? >> you have a big neck like mine. you wear a spread collar rather than one that comes down. i have a 17" neck. that's what i do. >> we're not even kidding with your abilities and your physical threat that you represent. >> i'm not a physical threat at all. you're four times my size,

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