. >> you had gary busey and dennis rodman on the cast. did you at any point want to strangle either one of them? >> no, i did not. if donald trump is ed sullivan, gary busey is the beatles. in 20 years if anyone talks about "celebrity apprentice" all they will talk about is gary busey. i loved him. he is in the boardroom and he dances beneath the diamond sky with one happened waiving free. -- dash one hand waiving free. >> of course he does. >> he is a wonderful, beautiful man with no filters and then have you scrooge mcduck, donald trump, talking to him and two people with no filters saying anything that pops into their heads. to me that is beautiful. >> makes sense. let's talk about the book. >> good thinking. >> why is every day an atheist holiday? >> i just wanted to point out for atheists there is a joy of being alive. you have won h amazing lottery. the chances of anyone being here is so overwhelmingly improbable, and now we have this glorious life with love and beauty. we should enjoy that every day and not talk about suffering and

. >> i think that was gary busey. >> i think that was his dad. >> i applaud the man foregoing baying to get his degree. >> imogen you were born in texas. >> i have a great accent. >> didn't you later fall for landry? >> this is short-term gain for long-term problems. yes it is great, attendance goes up when you have these chips and things, but long-term what about freedom, america? in saudi arabia they get text messages when their women leave the country or something, not good. >> i always get a text message when my woman leaves the country. >> another brit, let's go to you. >> i think this is an american problem. >> i don't think this is a problem. clearly children need to be tracked. if they are doing something wrong you track them, and then you send in the drone. i have a moral quandry with taking out the terrorists. children no problem at all. kill them if they do something wrong. >> students every couple years we hear this about the students, right? what is the difference, michael between these electric ron nick nick -- these electronic tags and the hall passes i had to carry wh

the last one's from gary busey.rote, "the hummingbird that flew in our house was attracted to the sweetness that never leaves." [ applause ] there you go, guys. those are some real tweets from some real people. and, finally, this week, hugh hefner held his annual halloween party at the playboy mansion. yeah, and hugh wore a really scary costume -- an open robe. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody, we got a good show tonight. real quick, the red cross has been great during hurricane sandy. i ink now's the time, if you want to donate or help out, it would be great. it's very easy. if you want to do it this way, you can text the word "redcross" to 90999, and they will make an automatic donation of $10. it's very easy. or you can go to redcross.org and find other ways to donate. it'd be great if you did. [ cheers and applause ] we have a fun show tonight. he's one of the hardest-working men in show business. we love him. rya

the exam asks which park could be a volcano and the student circled gary busey! as in the actor!'m not sure he's a volume kay nome the student admitted to circling answers without looking. >> brian: everyone has their private strategyies. >> steve: i wonder if he will ever graduate. the reason i mention that in a hugely popular commencement speech he gave in 2009 at the university of tennessee, iconic music star dolly parton told graduates how her dream of making it big in the music industry took her from a install town in tennessee to the top of the entertainment business. >> the night i graduated from high school back in 1964, we were all asked to stand up and talk about what we were going to do with the rest of our lives and everybody had a different story and when it came my time, i stood right up there and said, i'm going to nashville and i'm going to be a star. >> steve: and everybody laughed. >> and everybody laughed and now who is laughing now? >> steve: that's right. >> brian: you did exactly that. >> i was embarrassed at the time. it kind of hurt my feelings, but i didn

and one gary busey you see this most clearly is in the sinai. and the very decisive response by the new government to the crisis precipitated by the attack on egyptian soldiers last august led to the killing of 16 egyptian border guards at the hands of terrorist elements within the sinai. we've seen in the aftermath of that very clear, a very decisive response on the part of the government. the morsi ordering in the military, to track down in a very wide-ranging sweep of the border areas between the sinai and the gaza strip in israel, very clear action in shutting down the illegal tunnel trade between the sinai and gaza, all of this were very decisive actions to the point that the government in gaza criticized president morsi, calling him worse than former president mubarak. now, in all of this i think the new government will face three key challenges, and i will wrap up very quickly. first of all, there is a challenge of repairing and rethinking new, or old relationship see this in particular in the african context, giving egypt's nation's secu