and is the birthplace of the franco-german friendship. after two world wars, if you believe such a thing was possible. the unthinkable did happen. they did not have much in common. both catholic and a conservative. >> what was surprising is that the first contact in 1958 did not take place in the palace but at his private the state in a comfortable family surroundings. they spent the whole weekend of their. he treated him like a guest of the family. he did not stay in a hotel. >> he was the only politician to have been given that privilege. any mistrust between the two men evaporated. >> their relationship led to the declaration of a musical about. the treaty was signed in 1963. >> peace in europe as well as integration could only be achieved through france and germany. by signing the treaty and not just some memorandum, he also wanted to make sure his successors were committed to this policy of a franco-german alliance. >> he was a military man, in general. the logic behind his move was to ensure germany would no longer ever be a threat

franco hates everybody. felipe. mr. up-for-grabs.e was making too much money out of people to want them dead. jo. you think she might have sent the spider to herself? it occurred to me, yeah. let's come back to her. mack. now, this is a man carrying around the most appalling secret, but i don't know what it is. unfortunately, i don't think he does either. kitten. more secrets. who was that? that was vernon. vernon's gone. better not have done. i've yet to have the pleasure. gentlemen, this is not an aid to my digestion. the quicker you answer our questions, sir the sooner we leave. what has mack got to hide? one really doesn't know. it was the halcyon days of rock and roll excess. we were all at it like scissors on heat. though some of us did our scissoring elsewhere to maintain our authority. always? always. generally. there was the once. franco? a bit pruney-looking nowadays, isn't he and so bitter. he was such a pretty boy. delicious. oh, come, come, come. you can exchange silent looks of disapproval to your hearts' content. i cou

i am not going to shake hands with franco. it was my duty to do it, talk about damned if you do, damned if you don't. i am not going to -- if he gets here, i have to shake it but so i will be a shame the rest of my life. and i realize right behind me was of portable wall, kind of the screen, a big wall, a stand, a panel. don't know how to describe it in english or spanish with some pictures on it. in addition to the pictures on walls there were these pictures on these panels and i thought wow, can i really do this? i sort of backed away from the guatemalan and african and simply went behind a panel. very afraid somebody from the spanish government had seen me or the word would get back to the embassy and i would be on the first plane out by morning if not earlier. i was very -- but nobody saw me. calfs neither the spanish government, nobody from the spanish government notice and nobody reported to the embassy and the next day, are watch until franco went by and came out again and is back into the line, what a great moment, enj

pues de franco, bajo palio, merche, ¿no lo has visto?mbién me he acordado mucho de ti. [risa] ¡ah-ja! sabes hasta que no estuve en... en américa no me di cuenta de lo importante que eras para mí. a lo mejor te voy a decir una tontería. pero el tiempo pasa, los trenes llegan a su hora y tenemos que volver a separarnos. ahí está alejandro. ♪ ¿te vas a quedar aquí mucho tiempo? no, un par de días; luego me vuelvo con mis padres a madrid. si quieres no sé, a la vuelta te llamo y... y quedamos. ¿quieres? sí, sí, sí. alejandro. feliz navidad, toni. feliz navidad... marta. ♪ a ver, ¿a quién se le ha ocurrido? ¿eh? yo no he sido. ha sido carlos. ¡serás chivato! sí, pues yo no pienso llevar la ropa de monaguillo al padre eugenio, ¿eh? se la das tú. de eso, nada. ¡ah! que se la das tú... ¡callaros la boca ya, pesa'os, hombre! ¡callaros la boca! ¡&%$#! nos hubiesen puesto una multa encima. vamos. pero a ver mamá, regalaban una televisión. y dale con la televisión, carlos que me tienes la cabeza como un bombo, hijo. pero a ver cuándo vas a comprende

franco hates everybody. felipe. mr. up-for-grabs.ct he was making too much money out of people to want them dead. jo. you think she might have sent the spider to herself? it occurred to me, yeah. let's come back to her. mack. now, this is a man carrying around the most appalling secret, but i don't know what it is. unfortunately, i don't think he does either. kitten. more secrets. who was that? that was vernon. vernon's gone. better not have done. i've yet to have the pleasure. gentlemen, this is not an aid to my digestion. the quicker you answer our questions, sir the sooner we leave. what has mack got to hide? one really doesn't know. it was the halcyon days of rock and roll excess. we were all at it like scissors on heat. though some of us did our scissoring elsewhere to maintain our authority. always? always. generally. there was the once. franco? a bit pruney-looking nowadays, isn't he and so bitter. he was such a pretty boy. delicious. oh, come, come, come. you can exchange silent looks of disapproval to your hearts' content. i

we're back with fashion designer franco mirabelli. started, what are your biggest pet peeves in fashion? >> good question. >> it is a good question. >> puts you on the spot, didn't we? >> there i am, spotlight. [laughter] >> that's my saturday best. >> or sunday. >> why not? >> i think it's when somebody sort of dresses, um, sort of where they put too many trends on at the same time. >> steven: let's get started. our first model, janelle. come on out, sweetie. [applause] >> this is great. wow. >> how do you shop and buy all of that stuff? >> so this is holiday, cocktail wear. this is a brocade coat in that pewter, and it's a floral design in a jacquard so it's really quite spectacular. this is one of those coats you'd wear for hol. you'd wear it to a wedding. you'd wear it for any special occasion. your go to coat. >> absolutely. so much in the pattern but it's the tone on tone so it's not jumping out at you. >> subtle. >> new and fresh. oh, my gosh! >> the red sash dress. >> classic, rights? [applause] >> talk about lady in red. wow.

i had no idea, surrounded by generals and whatnot, and there's franco coming along, and, i mean, given that i was the most junior guy in the whole embassy, i, you know, i would never be in this position, and he's coming along, and he's greeting each diplomat there from their country and having a two minute conversation with them, and then moving on. i'm thinking i just can't do this. i'm just not going to shake hands with him. i'm just not going to do it even though it was my duty to do it. talk about damned if you do, damned if you don't. i really didn't know what to do. i'm in the line. i'm not going to -- if he gets here, then i have to shake it, but it would be something that i would be ashamed of the rest of my life, so then i realized right behind me was a portable wall, a screen, a big wall, you know, a stand, panels, i don't know how to describe it in english or spanish, with pictures on it. in other words, an addition to the pictures on the walls, there were pictures on the panels. i thought, wow, can i really do this? what i did was look at the african guy, and then just went

overcome those deep foreign policy divisions assessing whether there are more lows than highs in franco german relations right now is artie's people all over. well it's certainly a meeting that's filled with pomp and circumstance but they as they celebrate the formalizing of the friendship between former foes but what we are seeing though is that hoping that the celebration can paper over some of the divisions between europe's power couple of course france and germany the two major economies and the well the two biggest voices in europe really when it comes to how to tackle the eurozone crisis all around wants to see more spending to promote growth where is a miracle stuck to her guns saying it's only through austerity that any kind of problems in the eurozone can be fixed now there's also rising concern here in germany over the state of the french economy the german people and german finance is looking to shoulder thinking well we don't want to get caught up to cold if you'll recall and he sneezes it was a expected that the french economy went into recession at the end of twenty twelve

live from moscow back to one of our top stories today the franco german celebrations of their postwar friendship as promised let's cross live now to the german capital and talk to judith think of our political scientists at the free university of berlin thanks for being with us fifty years ago the french of force between france and germany and it was seen really as the foundation stone of the european union how far away is europe from that foundation today. you know i don't know for that far away from that foundation now as with as with any partnership or political friendship as some call it there are certain ups and downs but what really brings the european union forward in this franco german relationship is that with their opposing views they often do find a compromise that then is supported by all and is stable within the european union but during his own like election campaign french president along promised to provide a counterweight to berlin's austerity policies we're not seeing any other remedies being proposed do you think he has softened his stance. well i mean certainly tha

claude runs a franco-german business consultancy. he says that a number of innovative companies cannot and no longer expect to find bilingual staff in alsace. >> there are tens of thousands of jobs on the german and swiss border as well as in alsace itself. companies expect people here to speak excellent german, and that means french applicants do not get the jobs because their german is not good enough. >> he sends his children to a bilingual school. he tells them about various stereotypical images of germans and why they came about. >> for now, there's a divide here in alsace. on the one hand, there are people like us who have no prejudices who just think it is great to be able to speak french and german. but then there are others who are still very prejudiced about germans. >> under pressure from parental associations, the french government has begun to address the issue. some 25,000 children are now getting intensive german lessons. if the demand grows, the school authorities could run into difficulty. >> there are not enough peo

. >>> finally google is wishing a happy 112th birthday to franco receive zamboni jr. >>> sports highlights including a college basketball upset are straight ahead plus a high school principal uses the terminator to make a point with his students but not everyone is so amused about that. you're watching "early today." here's a look at some other stories making news today early in america. we begin in colorado where rescuers race to pull a bird hunter from an icy river. the man crashed through the frozen surface attempting to retrieve a fowl he had shot down. he spent over 30 minutes in the freezing water before a firefighter was able to reach him. >>> next to rhe island where opponents of same-sex marriage packed the state house to rally against the gay marriage bill. the anti-sex coalition assembled nearly 200 people at a hearing to spur lawmakers towards banning legislation that would allow gay and lesbian couples to marry. >>> now, to massachusetts where a spoof on the terminator film franchise sent a principal home for suspension for two days. it came down as he showed students a cyborg

lawmakers want to remind young people of their role in protecting and nurturing the franco-german alliance. >> the friendship between germany and france is not something we can take for granted. we must be filled with life by every generation, both by people and politicians in both countries. >> in january 1963, the german chancellor and french president signed the treaty, marking a new beginning, when it ended centuries of war, mistrust, and hostility and grew into an unprecedented friendship, giving both countries strength and prosperity. >> where else on this globe are there so many partnerships between communities, cities, and regions? we have more than 2000 partnerships at the local level alone. where else in the world are so many people actively involved in partnership associations and friendship organizations? these people are the real bridge builders in german-french relations. >> even so, the number of students learning french or german as a second language is steadily falling, and language is key to fostering and understanding. 50 years of friendship notwithstanding, there remain

lawmakers want to remind young people of their role in protecting and nurturing the franco-german alliance. >> the friendship between germany and france is not something we can take for granted. we must be filled with life by every generation, both by people and politicians in both countries. >> in january 1963, the german chancellor and french president signed the treaty, marking a new beginning, when it ended centuries of war, mistrust, and hostility and grew into an unprecedented friendship, giving both countries strength and prosperity. >> where else on this globe are there so many partnerships between communities, cities, and regions? we have more than 2000 partnerships at the local level alone. where else in the world are so many people actively involved in partnership associations and friendship organizations? these people are the real bridge builders in german-french relations. >> even so, the number of students learning french or german as a second language is steadily falling, and language is key to fostering and understanding. 50 years of friendship notwithstanding, there remain

have not seen someone so totally alone and abandoned like that since you were on stage with james francocars. >>> thank you so much for letting me be a part of your world for a night. it's amazing. we've been laughing all night. >> haven't really been following the controversy over "zero dark thirty," when it comes to torture, i trust the lady who spent the lady married three years to james cameron. >> congratulations. she just had a baby. she had a very big year. the stars dressed to impress. jennifer lopez. >> jennifer lawrence looked good. >> what is this? who is this? >> it's bold. >> it's lucy liu in a big ball gown. >> lost in the garden. >> we're talking about justin timberlake. he dropped his first new single in over six years. let's listen to it. it's called "suit and tie." ♪ as long as i got my suit and tie ♪ ♪ i'm going to leave it on the floor tonight ♪ ♪ going to show you a good time ♪ >> i don't know. >> i don't know. is it possible he's a better actor now than singer? >> probably. sure sounds like it. >> better comedian with his skits with jimmy fallon? >> did you have a f

. >>> james franco posted and then deleted a bizarre video of himself online dressed as justin bieberynching to the song "boyfriend." take a look. ♪ i like to be, hey girl if i was your boyfriend ♪ >> okay. i don't know what that's about. speaking of bieber, the 18-year-old will be hosting and performing on "saturday night live" on february 9th. >>> and finally, the 33rd annual razzie awards have announced their nominations. and the worst of the worse include "that's my boy" and "battleship." the biggest loser was "breaking dawn 2" with 11 nominations. i'm mara schiavocampo, this is "first look" on

authorities are hiring german economists to help open the country up for foreign investment a torrent of franco from the university of vienna says economic development in north korea is still a distant dream. the big problem is actually not north korea or willingness to receive investors it is the reluctance of western investors to actually go to north korea the north korean western environment is not the worst cure for although the state has been trying a lot still the do have reports of investors who have difficulties with the red tape and also were her change in attitude of the government you know about investors specially chinese investors who have left the country frustration the biggest problem i think for us the worst is all over western sanctions this very easy actually it's almost impossible not to while they don't use action if you deal with north korea because almost anything is dual use the procedures of checking whether you are or not why would sanctions are very complicated because. there's also a great deal of of unknown and insecurity about what the actual rules are and my fresh

police here and what they're doing is protecting corporate interests in africa there's a british franco a gold mining industry in a country like mali and they're protecting them and this is a direct reflection of stated foreign policy directives in u.s. africa documents that's african central command directive and their purpose of african was to evict china's influence from the current event and if the british and the french are only offering in a twenty eight split to mali for their goal business i'm sure china would probably offer a better deal and give them infrastructure so this is about keeping china out of africa in the larger scope of what the people there in itself the people now they've been seeking self-determination for decades what role are they playing here because obviously there are lots of islamist extremists coming in from mali and not all of this is necessarily homegrown or is it all the two arcs now in some ways joining up with these extremists. well you know you only have to look at the last the late the late days of the overthrow of the cook off the regime in libya

police here and what they're doing is protecting corporate interests in africa there's a british franco a gold mining industry in a country like malady. well earlier we spoke to u.k. based political analyst dan glazebrook and he says the french intervention is a result of failed western strategy in africa you see what happened since the execution of gadhafi and the destruction of libya is that the west armed and funded may quit. these death squads effectively in libya the flow of weapons and fighters. across the region which was again playing into the program of the west to destabilize the region and they ended up in northern mali the hope was that after libya algeria would form and this destabilization would spread to algeria and this hasn't happened the rebels have made their base in northern mali and now what we're seeing in recent weeks is that the insurgency is starting to spread south into southern mali so france and britain think no no no this is not the idea at all so now they're bombing mali to try and bomb the rebels back into algeria but i think what we're seeing with the att

i'm going to start with joel franco. they specialize in asian art.ng it over to you. >> very well, thank you. one thing that you said, allison, before is you use this term jade. this is stylized jade. it is not jade. it's looking like a spinach jade. it's soapstone. which is a much softer stone. and value is greatly different. great difference. >> i love how you choose words. the value is greatly difference. >> if this was jade it would have a significant value because jade is approved by the chinese in particular. soapstone was a lesser type stone. this is more commercial and probably made more for export market. probably to western people. the figure itself is a dignitary. we determine that by his attire. >> does it matter if someone of importance owns this? >> well, if people -- to me, the piece should speak for itself. that's my belief. whoever owned it, doesn't change what the piece is. >> so what would be the value of that piece? >> in its present state, the condition factors we're looking for. i noticed the head bands here were both broken off

should not be misunderstood dropping all the guards and complete liberalisation all right dr rigaud franco from the university of vienna thank you for joining us here in on t. today thank you. well escaping oppressive taxes austerity and finger wagging government movie star celebrates his new citizenship while other others i suppose of his countrymen well they might be looking towards the east as well maybe a possible escape a more weather heading that is coming up in just a few minutes here on out say. i. i. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing story to tell you. the. arabic to find out more visit our big don't know it's called. live from moscow this is he now already hard pressed fighting off a belligerent taliban and over

james franco, mila kunise, michelle williams, y mÁs, en (nombre en inglÉs).continÚan aventuras del presentador de noticias mÁs famoso de san diego. en los Ángeles, daniela, univisiÓn. >>> esa me encanta, y mÁs cintas cuyas imÁgenes no se hicieron pÚblicas, el "hobbit" parte dos, los juedos del hambre parte dos, y (nombre en inglÉs) parte 6, y nÁngover parte 3. >>> sÍ, le fascina la franquicia. >>> gracias daniela, y bueno, en esta semana, jomari goyzo se lanzÓ a calles de los Ángeles para hacer de las suyas y sorprender a una hispana con una transformaciÓn de impacto. >>> habrÁ quedado bien la muchacha, dicen que sÍ, quedÓ bonita, fue al azar, tenga cudado si va por las calles de los Ángeles, que se la lleve jomari goyzo y la transforme, veamos el segmento de moda y belleza con jomari, veamos. >>> estoy de regreso en los callejones, en los Ángeles. donde me vieron crecer, bueno, crecer, madurar, o un envejecer, no me importa, y regresado, para ver si el nuevo aÑo aprendieron algo, o seguimos igual, voy a dar un poco de jomari love, estoy buscando una vÍctima,

the 50,000-word poem by james franco though awful wins a pulitzer.an watergate combine combined. my point, you predict the media explosion. but we have a slobbering mess to ensure re-election. film maker is in jail without the aclu raising a finger. i just blame the video. >> kimberly: clever. >> greg: i came up that on my own. no help from dana. >> dana: honestly, if you were to say you were an alien that came from space and reading the stuff and you read it. and you switch out characters the media head exploded on us and believe me, we would have had a tougher hearing. deserved to. >> greg: don't we have a s.o.t. showing the press thinks this story is over, i don't know, exaggerated? >> this is an utterly contrived story. >> conservatives chosen to shamelessly exploit vicious and sustained attack that led to death of four americans in libya. >> the republicans are relishing the opportunity to politicize an attack on the united states. >> cowell say it louder, candy? >> he did call it an act of terror. it did as well take, it did as well take two we

. >> what about bethany franco. what about that? >> the argument looks great. really hard. and listen you want my opinion i'm hoping everything is going to work out. i would love to hear something--when i first heard the news i was saying to everyone no, it's not true. can't be true. and then eventually it came out that they were slitting splitting up. >> joy: why can't it be true. >> when a couple is doing a renovation and they both put a lot of time into it. and you look at the little girl, beautiful. you sit there and say-- >> joy: sad. >> joy: plus whitney houston agency mother, cissy has a new memoir about her troubled daughter. i'll sit down with the wildly talented mary mary. all that and more >> john: i have sad news to report. my fellow americans. there might be treating in professional sports. just weeks after the shocking admission that lance armstrong used performance-enhancing drugs ending him the willie have a nilly of american bicycling. several prominent baseball players including yankees third baseman and madonna's sex toy alex rodriguez fled t

. >> what about bethany franco. what about that? >> the argument looks great.d on it really hard. and listen you want my opinion i'm hoping everything is going to work out. i would love to hear something--when i first heard the news i was saying to everyone no, it's not true. can't be true. and then eventually it came out that they were slitting splitting up. >> joy: why can't it be true. >> when a couple is doing a renovation and they both put a lot of time into it. and you look at the little girl, beautiful. you sit there and say-- >> joy: sad. >> joy: plus whitney houston agency mother, cissy has a new memoir about her troubled daughter. i'll sit down with the wildly talented mary mary. all that and more on "say anything with joy behar." more "viewpoint" with john fugelsang after this. desmond tutu said a quote that is one of my favorite quotes. "we are tied together in a web of humanity. i am a person only through you. i can only be a person only through you." that really resonates me and drives my work. the world is becoming an incredibly connected place.

tmz also reporting that franco shan, a grammy nominated singer was part of that fight. we shekd out ocean's twitter feed. he mentioned he was jumped by chris and a couple guys and he cut his finger. that's the latest out of west hollywood. angie goff at the live desk. back to you. >> thanks, angie. >>> 5:05 is the time. montgomery and prince george's county called in a two-hour delay for schools this morning. >>> a surprising discovery about ariel sharon who has been in a coma for years. >>> another miracle can on the hudson. hear from rs rescue crews. >>> we have rain and sleet falling in our area this morning. what it could mean for your morning commute. your w welcome back. 5:08. look outside. there's snow, sleet, this wintry mix making for a big mess out there. this is outside our windows in northwest washington. we'll see this throughout the morning across our area. it's going to be a mess. >> we'll get an update from tom in a second. >>> it took more than a week but the caps have a win. they beated the sabres 3-2 yesterday afternoon. alex ovechkin broke his own pe

this film follows james franco as the wizard and follows his journey to oz.helle williams is in it, mila kunis is in it. it's going to be a huge blockbuster. big budgets, big special effects, visually stunning. >> i love this title, "the incredible bert wonderstone." >> you have steve carell and steve buscemi as a paris in vegas who find their star is fading because of a guy played by jim carrey, the david blaine type doing stunts. hysterical -- >> ridiculous. >> yeah, just accept that it will be ridiculous and you almost don't rods steve buscemi. >> yeah, we're used to him now from hbo. plenty of silly stuff in april. >> that's right. "scary movie 5," which actually -- >> oh, which i've been waiting for. >> i know you have. you can't stop tweeting about it! but it's an all-star cast, using the term star relatively in some cases. but whatever we're talking about is the lindsay lohan cameo. apparently, she's already seen a epreview and is very unhappy. but i think people will be watching that because we already know a little more about the fate of lindsay loha

get right to gianna franco with the latest. >> reporter: thank you, elizabeth. we are looking at live pictures from chopper 5. again, this water main break was reported about 4:30 this morning. so it's been gushing water for quite some time. as you can see, they have blocked off portions of jackson at santa clara street. officials are on scene providing traffic control through the area. parts of the roadway are flooded as a result. so they are telling commuters to avoid the area if you can. this is a live look from the ground level from our photographer. you can see that water is still gushing. there is quite a puddle through the area. probably will take some time to clear this out of the way mop up the mess around the area but it's causing problems as you work your way off eastbound 92. i just checked in withing had healthcare and they are saying that parts of the right lane on east 92 between 880 and santa clara are also now seeing some flooding. so be careful there if you are heading off to the right side. if you exit jackson street off the east 92 area, one

my name is joe franco.l in newport news, virginia, and my mom is in the navy. >> we want tonight to be one special way that our country shows all of you just how much we appreciate everything you're doing for our country. >> who are you so excited to see perform? >> katy perry. ♪ baby you're a firework >> we cannot be satisfied until we are serving all of you as well as you've served this country. it is now my pleasure to introduce the fabulous katy perry! ♪ baby you're a firework come on let your colors burst ♪ ♪ make them go oh oh oh we're going to leave them all

that's the highest level since the end of general franco a's dictatorship, and as i say, the spanishmost word for word, and it hasn't worked out so well. but how about britain? surely the united kingdom must be making some progress. sadly not. the british government has just announced that its gdp has shrunk to 0.3% and economists now predict a triple dip recession right across the country. again, britain did precisely what paul ryan has been proposing for this country and with disastrous consequences. so are republicans now prepared to accept the evidence? is paul ryan ready to admit that ice. >> da economics would never work in practice? sadly not. in fact, speaker john boehner has just given him the job of drawing up a new budget that will completely erase the federal deficit in just ten years. and only through spending cuts and no new taxes whatsoever. to do this mr. ryan would have to cut every government operation by one-sixth or if he choose not

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have not seen someone so totally alone and abandoned like that since you were on stage with james franco aww. they were funny. >> they were great. >> they were perfect. >> they're always perfect. they're always great. >> welcome back to "morning joe." top of the hour. joining us on set, look at this. former adviser to president george w. bush -- >> everybody's got buttons on. >> you want to know what it says? >> what's it say? >> i have to look at it. problem solver. committed to fix. >> that's me. >> not fight. >> not fight. not fight. we cleared that up this morning. so we've got mark mckinnon here. >> yes. are you going to fix and not fight? okay. former republican governor -- >> we are thanks to these two guys. >> former presidential candidate jon huntsman and democratic senator of west virginia, senator joe manchin. >> two of my favorite guys. let's start, colin powell, on "meet the press" yesterday. here's a guy that was in the mainstream of the republican party not so long ago. he said the party abandoned him. i was pleased to hear him say he still identifies himself as a republic

. >> actor and director james franco is exploring provocative themes.about linda lovelace. >> and then there is kill -- "kill your darlings." and it's a movie about homicide. some argue it's too much sex at sundance and too explicit, but robert reddford says it's all part of an evolution. >> it's not sex per se, it's about relations and how they have changed. >> pornography inspires actual thought with no artistic. >> you know that daniel radcliffe film we mentioned, it just debuted here, and it was picked up by sony pictures classices. there is an extremely graphic gay sex scene in there, and he said what's the big deal? pretty graphic. >> thank you, do you think it's not sex per se is the new "i only do nude scenes if it's artistically relevant." >> it's amazing how people get freaked out about sex in this country. stop being so stuffy. how many kids do you have? >> thank you, john how many kids do you have? >> and with that -- and with that, i'm going to take the show back if i can and move on. turning to sleeping your way to the top. catch up on you