. >> when i was a kid, these fireside chats, you heard fdr, nobody ever dvr'd fdr.d applause ] >> jimmy: that's true. last time you were here -- >> it was a stupid idea. it's all right, i'm up with you. >> jimmy: and i'm in this ridiculous -- i feel like i own a bird or something like that. the last time you were here -- >> don't be funny. >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> we talked -- are you high on pot or -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i never -- calm down, will you? you're very excited. calm down. you know. >> jimmy: i'm sure they have a good medical reason to be high on pot, if they're indeed high on pot. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the last time you were here -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we talked about alfred hitchcock who's a person you knew -- our drummer is high on pot. [ laughter ] >> i was a drummer. i was a drummer. the comic got sick. so the owner of the hotel said, mel, boy, you know that junk, you do the comedy, put the sticks down. i got on the stage. and i did impressions. the first impression i did was frank sinatra singing "america the beaut

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with the fireside chats. this is a new version of that, you might say. it's a rich medium. it's an interactive medium where people can do things and feel part of the conversation where they really can't with traditional media. and finally, it's a new style of conversation that's the conversation of our moment, and a president really has to be able to speak that language and reach those people. in speaking to hank, this was this wonderful informality that made it feel like a different interview from traditional media that i really enjoyed. >> woodruff: hank, i will come back to you now. i hope the delay has gone away. let me ask you, how different do you think your conversation with the president is from say, when he sits down with a television news anchor, and why is this something you want to do? >> well, it's not the sort of thing you say no to. even if i didn't want to do it i think that you still would, you know. but, you know,ent to do it because i have an audience that i feel like sometimes aren't, you know connected. they don't necessarily feel like they're pawrt par

an editor or to a colleague that gets printed in papers around the country and it's almost like fireside chats became in fdr's time or the magnetism of president kennedy's first news conference which of course i was too young to remember myself but i heard about. and all those ways politicians and press puppeteer he was both. >> let's go to our first audience question. he could tell us your name and then fire away. >> cambodian retired army. could you go into a little bit more detail about the impact of the first battle of bull run and lincoln in the press? >> of course. aside from being a comeuppance for union military aspirations and pride or american military aspirations and pride was a wake-up call to journalists both in terms of being under fire and journalists who have never been under fire although there were others to convert the crimean and mexican war but this was different. one journalist was so famished that he began eating berries off of a tree during a skirmish and shot with scattered around the area and all the berries came pounding down around him. he realized i was a sli

should the roof of an old model shop and vallejo and turns out the sow was due to grow marijuana the firesidession shop or restrict witnesses said france will is 40 ft. high at one point the sea when the cruiser i had to cut through the slow door to get inside firefighters found marijuana plant some of them in the 60 talk. >>mark: they're not unfit out who those prints belong to san ramon police arrested a man accused of running a marijuana and honeywell operation of a mosque and 11 is facing felony charges that include violinist probation the rain research at home on and relying less on evidence of extracting honeywell or wax for marijuana was this is a highly dangerous and illegal operation and is accused of selling the oil out his father's house is being held without bail. >>mark: president obama weren't the gas prices will not stay low for ever will have more coming at the other side of this break. >>stanley: i played against him on the side of my vehicle to see what darden doing behind the wheel you might be surprised in an exhibition of people behaving badly. >>darya: gas prices are sti

secretary, and i am proud to have served fireside. it's now my honor to introduce the vice president now of the united states. back. >> mr. president chairman dempsey, fellow members, i know it has been hard, but you have done a very good job. chuck, there is no one i know and we have been close friends for a long time. there is no one i know that better fits the standard that president kennedy set out for our generation when he said that her success or failure will be measured by the answered four questions. were we men of courage remap were we men of judgment? were we men of integrity? were we truly men of dedication? chuck is a lot more than just physical courage that i admire it's your courage and political courage. you have more of that than anyone i've ever served with in all the years that i have served in the senate. gray man whose judgment and counsel i have always thought during our 12 years together the foreign relations committee and many tens of thousands we have traveled around the world into northern iraq and we wanted