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ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. and he walks out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's weird. >> it is hilarious. en know of -- >> well, he knows morgan freegan because he's vetruvius in the lego movie and we've done some press stuff together. so they met him. i had the great opportunity to spend a couple days with morgan freeman. and sitting next to him. and then somebody asked me a question. they were like, where do you think you fit in in the canon of batman? and morgan freeman kind of interrupted and he said, "i think will's batman is the best ever." and i said, thank you so much, morgan freeman. i will never forget you saying that. and i called him morgan freeman. and then i said, well, i'm so lucky to be able to work with him. he's so great. he's got such an iconic voice. he's so great. and he cut me off and he goes, would you like to hear me read something? [ laughter ] right away, of course i would. >> jimmy: that's the easy reader for you. he just wants to read -- did he read something? >> no. he didn't read anything. but you know -- >> jimmy: all i know is it's the worst imitation of mor

he'd ha ha ha. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. ha our. teeth. ha ha. ha out. i got a quote for you. it's pretty tough to. say wait substory. get this guy like you would smear that guy stead of working for the people most issues in the mainstream media are working for each other right bribes vision. problem. they did rather well. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question for. please . please. please. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. but i suspect. we're going to go did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy which i call books. will. never go on i'm sorry and i'm going to show we were real the picture of what's actually going out into the world we go beyond identifying a problem to try to rational debate a real discussion critical issues facing america about the work ready to join the movement then

ha ha ha ha! crispy. yup, that's it. juicy. nailed it. do it. 4 combos, under 4 dollars. ause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight she's got a new film it's called "the lego movie." >> will you please tell me what is happen something in. >> i'm rescuing you, sir. you are the one of prophecy spoke of. you are the special. >> me? >> you found the piece of resistance and the prophecy states that you are the most important, most talented, most interesting and most extraordinary person in the universe. that's you, right? >> yes, that's me. >> great, you drive. >> what? >> please welcome back to the program elizabeth banks. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's a lot of heel. >> these are the dumbest shoes. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's hard to walk in. >> i walk around in these puppies. you can't even see them. his to put them up. why am i wasting my time walking out in these. you better watch it. >> jon: in general, what is -- both of those things are working together. [ laughter ] what is the time limit you can get around walking --? >> i could barely make it down th

ha ha ha! how you doin', man? >> i'm doing great. >> are you having a great time? >> having a great time. >> in the wine business, everyone is trying to get their bottle of wine noticed. but for mac mcdonald, being noticed in a crowd has been a problem. from his overalls to his straw hat, mac is about as an original character to the wine industry as it comes. but he's banking on exactly that fact as he tries to bridge the gap between his heritage and a new blend of wine drinkers. >> it's to promote wine to all nationalities, but with special interest on the african-american community. and i think that is good for the wine industry. i don't say you have to drink african-american wine. i just want folks to drink wine. you may not like vision cellars pinot noir. that's ok. >> and mac couldn't have come into the industry at a better time. new research shows that only a handful of wineries are actually owned by african-americans, yet they make up more than 10% of the nation's wine drinkers, which is exactly why mac and a new generation of winemakers are entering the business and trying to educate others about this special way of life. >> this whole wining industry goes along with farming. it's all about a lifestyle, not ab

oh, what beautiful jewels the signor zanetto has. ha ha, i understand. someone's seen the jewels from that house and she's been sent as an ambassador. i suppose they're for the signorina rosaura. she is your mistress? my mistress, signore. mm-hmm. you could be right. it depends on whether they suit her. oh, i'm sure they will. she's such a beautiful young lady. bravo. she's doing well for a procuress. tell me, how do i have to pay? in what connection? concerning the money. what money? aha, it's the jewels that are the attraction. so she's rich then, your mistress. well, she's a doctor's daughter. a doctor's daughter? why, yes. didn't you know that? tell me, is there no danger of the doctor saying something if he sees me in the house? he also wants you to come. good heavens. the whole family are in it.

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ha ha ha, look that the frat boy, mark zuckerberg shows up to his ipo address and it was all acceptable a few years ago. now, it no longer is so because the public is expecting a lot more from silicon valley. technology is everywhere. grandma uses it to connect with junior. everything we do is now technology based. it has become strategic, the public invests billions of dollars of their life savings in companies like twitter and facebook, they are expecting a dark behavior. using social media, the public is speaking up and becoming very uncomfortable for people like tom perkins. tom perkins was known as the king of silicon valley. even though kleiner perkins is disavoig their association with him, he was the guru and at one they would tout as being a visionary around a legend and so on. no longer can he get away with this behavior, no longer can the frat boys get away with this kind of behavior. this there is an uproar about sexism, ageism, elitism in silicon valley and this arrogance will not be tolerated anymore that is the good thing that happened. >> a very good prosecution of silicon valley. i'd like to sort of just play devil's advocate for a moment, because it's true sort of once upon a time it was geeks who became filthy rich, now it there is filthy rich geeks a problem around a lot of the issu

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ha-ha-ha. >> oh. you leave my house alone! >> while marcus thomas may find her tenacity could reward her. terrence mosley is about to be rewarded. >> and that was part of the thing. >> talk to you tomorrow. >> december 9. >> really. doing you a favor, huh? on the one hand. >> warden culiver has keeping terrence's mother aware of his behavioral problems. he hopes she can talk sense into him and trigger a permanent change. >> hello. how you doing? i tried to. i be tried to. right? i just got that problem. i -- i still got that problem. it's a problem. she want to talk to you. >> yes, ma'am. appreciate it. we got a contract. i got a contract with him. if he can go until november 15th without getting a disciplinary, we are going to try him in general population again. you know? that's something he has the got to work on. and, i don't know. we may make a couple months. if he continue to do well. i'll let him call you in a couple months. yes, ma'am. maybe we can get him a bible and let hem read -- let him read the bible. yes, ma'am. thank you, ms. moseley. all right. >> you all right? >> i need a transfer. >> you need a transfer? >> so you would rather have a transfer than to go to population? >> ain't going to make it, man. >> you ain't going to make it six months. you know you a

ha-ha-ha. off a >> normal. >> good to be home. let me do the honors. >> yes, ma'am. >> cigarettes are in the car. >> can't have it right now. >> give me a hug. >> take a picture. >> i don't care. >> finally. >> all right. >> all right. everybody in. >> while jones savors his first moments of freedom. back inside wabash. convicted murderer, leonard, fights for a different freedom. he hasew hearing with his case manager to determine if he is ready to be released back into general population from administrative segregation. the only world he has known for the past 16 years. >> you going all way out with it. ain't you. >> go. >> the prospect of the killer of a corrections officer being released back into general population naturally has some staff on edge. >> offender mcquay, comes off as a well spoken individual. that being said he does have the conduct history with the staff, the murder charge of a staff member from a previous facility. so even though he does come across as a quiet individual. you have off to keep that in mind dealing with him. >> he is so evil. they so barbaric, putting all the chains on that guy like that. >> i do not trust him. i treat him with respect. but i do not trust him. >> the last time he had a review with his case manager, beverly gill more she approved his request for a job. he hopes he can persuade her that she is ready for general popula

ha-ha-ha! [tambourine shaking] pelton: whoa! what's that sound? is that the tippy-tapping of secular boots on the roof? oh, well, it must be yet another sign that it 'tis the season, because rumor has is on his way to the student lounge. [grunts] i am so sick of the dean jamming his pcness down my throat. pierce, i'd like to commend you for letting that one go.

while most inmates try to deal with prison life the best they can, hymes has fought the system all the way. >> ha, ha, hafe. i can go anywhere. i can get a passport. i can do anything, you know, if i want to. i'm not under supervision of law enforcement at all times like i have been. so basically i can do anything i want to. >> although hymes has reached the end of his sentence, the stakes are higher than ever. >> hymes has two strikes against him right now, and i think he is aware that if he commits another crime and is prosecuted for that, it could very well be a third strike. which he would be looking at 25 to life. >> i'm too old now, you know. i mean, i figure if i came back to prison again, i would never get out. no matter if it was for a two-year sentence or something. no telling what happened. i just can't subject myself to that. >> christmases, thanksgivings, birthdays. he got to spend one birthday out of jail in over 15 years, he's able to spend one birthday, and that was in 2003. >> first my plan is to go eat a good meal, you know, and my sisters come to get me and just be around my family. >>

ha-ha-ha. oh, they never learn. you were saying -- while you were watching this. professor's writings. changed your name of al qaeda and america. i am surprised. this guy is representative of a broader sense. anything you can do try to change the perception of it, and they tend to do. we are that sequestered from the world. you can smoke weed before class, after class. hang out. don't have a real job you think the crazy thoughts. >> my problem, two things. if there are any, students who are relatives of 9/11 victims they would, i, they would kill the guy. number two, i think that was it. no, calling bin laden a freedom fighter. bin laden was never fighting for freedom. a takeover. >> fighting for islam. he wasn't want freedom. that's why he is fighting. in a sense he is a fighter of freedom. he is an imperialist. he wants to global it, an imperial, neo colonial way of going about things. they still think spain belongs to them. they believe it is part of the -- >> i'm with them. >> yeah. >> i'm emperical and normative by the way. >> i hate the logic. a reward for foreign policy. and that's why it happened. why did they attack vancouver? drive a flaming car into the airport. what did scotland do? if the woman has are you doing with purple socks, are they out of their mind? they're in saesh absatiable. >> worst boyfriend ever! >> what do you make of this, joanne, you got out of college? >> welcome to college. you have liberal professors, that's what they do. >> say dumb things. >> you question it. the kid who took the class, had to do readings this would be a better story if his grade was affected because he challenged the professor. it wasn't. no my grade was multiple choice tests. i did fine. so i don't know why she is complaining. welcome to school you. go to the pub. come plane with your classmates about the professor. >> andy? >> yeah. >> eh? >> two, use, greg, let me tell you what they are. first professor claiming his whole thing is emperical not normative. normatv vchl normative, making a value statement. that's what it is. >> i looked it up. >> contradicted by bin laden's statements. bin laden said it was injustice and tyranny. nothing abut ra aing about saud. the facts contradict what

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has targeted you or what sort of challenges you have gone through? >> the fbi has visited us on six occasions. the irs has audited my personal and business finances. osha hasaid our company a visit. bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms has come out in two consecutive years to do audits. the texas branch of the e.p.a. came out to do an unplanned audit and inspection. all of these things they have the right to do and rehonorred and worked with every single agency but the question remains not that they came but who pointed them at us? >> you even received letters, i understand, from the ranking member, elijah cummings. >> yes, sir. >> what did mr. cummings send you? >> he asked to subpoena documents of true-to-vote. wanted to know about all of our practices and alleged things that we simply weren't doing, which makes it very hard to it defend because you can't really defend the negative. he was asserting things that were simply fantasy. >> much has been made about the president's comments in an interview with bill o'reilly about not a smidgen of corruption here. how do you respond to that? >> it's a sad statement from our commander and chief. >> what do you

has been an internal investigation, an ig report.e the. >> and there has been an internal investigation, an ig report.nt the. >> and there has been an internal investigation, an ig report.the. >> and there has been an internal investigation, an ig report.he. >> and there has been an internal investigation, an ig report.e. >> and there has been an internal investigation, an ig report.. >> and there has been an internal investigation, an ig report. and all the congressional investigations. but so far, we have not seen evidence that, you know, that this was somehow instigated somewhere outside the irs or even that there was knowledge of it outside the irs. >> i'd like to hear from her to see where did she get the ideas from. answer basic questions like who, what, where, when. why did you do it. you're the one in charge. >> i think, though, that this congress has recognized, and we've seen it in the last few day, the speaker wants to spend less final focusing on this, these sorts of issue, and spend a lot more team focusing on obamacare and going after the president on the economy. >> panel, thank you. sorry so short tonight. lots of weather. up next, senator rand paul is here to tell you why h

russell wilson, i'm not sure there's a guy in the first two years that has the success he has and has been able to handle it the way he hashe's pla tour beyond his years. he's a true pro. the more success that comes his way the more humble he becomes. i really appreciate that approach, and i think that both of them certainly are ready for this moment. >> stephen: so who's going to win? ( laughter ) ( applause ) come on, drew! grow a pair. i had justin tuck here on tuesday night, and he-- he loves hitting people for a living, all right. i looked it up. he's never sacked you. he's never sacked you. >> let's keep it this way. >> stephen: he likes to kind of like wounded forest animal sound quarterbacks make when you hit them. like the huuu sound they make. how do you as a quarterback get back into the pocket? you have, like, three seconds, you can see this much, and you know that there are four, 300-pound angry pot roasts coming at you? >> right right. >> stephen: how do you stay focused in that tiny compressed zone? >> uh, it's kind difficult. you have to have tremendous trust for the guys in front of you because i've got f

has been partially divorce it. he has been -- has been partially the forest it. he has been traveling around the country to see what can be improved. one of his success stories is this village outside the rwandan capital of kigali. many of the residents are women who have narrowly escaped at think genocide 20 years ago. the war left a village full of widows and orphans. he introduced them to the wonder bag. it is an insulated cooking bag that means the man can cook in the morning and put the pots in the bag. it conserves heat, so the food continues to simmer. when she returns home from the field at midday, lunch is ready. it saves both work and resources. >> it used to be very difficult to find firewood. with the wonder bag, we save a lot of energy. now i can cook for a week with the same amount of wood i use in a single day. that means i can make something warm for the children every day. >> the average price of a wonder bag is 25 u.s. dollars. it is well beyond these women's mean -- means. he and the ministry are trying to get rwandan villages to save enough energy fo

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has been the government response to this threat and these organizations that are threatening the greatest lifeline that this country has. >> it has been the same, do large sweeps, but they are also picking up a lot of innocent people. and this hasusing a lot of turmoil with the population. it has been heavy handed. >> all right. thank you. >> you are welcome. >>> journalists have been demonstrating in london for the release of an al jazeera team being held in egypt. >> yes, protests look place outside of the egyptian embassy. they are not only demanding the lease of the staff but also the treatment of the press in egypt. >> reporter: this image, the metaphor of the loss of independent speech in egypt has become what journalists hope to be a powerful symbol. staff join object to to register their concerns that journalists speaking to the muslim brotherhood does not mean that they too should be classified as terrorists. >> this crackdown is an abuse of human rights, so it's really important that journalists are allowed to do their job in egypt. >> reporter: from pakistan, to canada, to kenya, similar vennes have been held in prevent days. they have come together to issue a joint statement effectively accusing egyptian authorities

has been unequivocal since day one. and nothing has changed. and the assemblyman has basically said the same. he said there hasany evidence or anything to contradict anything the governor has said since day one. we have a story that has not changed at all and responses that have not changed. and yet the media frenzy continues, not just continues, but the "new york times" made up news to go after him. that was nuts. that made the "enquirer" look like a news magazine. >> i want to emphasize the public editor for the "new york times" has come out and said they made a mistake. there is an allegation that there is evidence. and the public believes there could be. >> politics is perception. and christie is suffering from a thousand cuts. and mr. wildstein wants his legal fees paid for. there are a lot of questions. but the larger issue is there is a pre-emptive war on potential candidates. that's why democrats and you know -- >> but benghazi has not hurt hillary clint wh hillary clinton. >> she is such a known figure by comparison. a lot of negatives are baked in that cake. >> you are the man leading the charge, ask

ha cambiado, ahora... >> ¿cÓmo ha cambiado? tÚ has ido tres veces a guantÁnamo. >> correcto. >> ¿cÓmo ha cambiado esto, lourdes, a lo largo de losando, porque ellos dicen y tambiÉn hemos leÍdo, ¿no? que por experiencias anteriores, han ido otros periodistas y ellos cuando se dan cuenta que hay gente empiezan a gritar, sÁquennos de aquÍ, es una injusticia. >> y no querÍan hacer eso. >> y no querÍan, entonces bÁsicamente yo creo que ellos lo que se han dado cuenta, es que se le ha ido de las manos en tÉrminos de la proyecciÓn que no quieren llevar, el mensaje de que esta gente estÁ ahÍ, de que no se le ha hecho juicio y de que las personas lo que quieren es que se les juzgue y entonces, por eso ellos lo que hacen es que restringen lo que tÚ puedes mostrar y restringen sobre todo el acceso que tienes a los detenidos. >> las personas que estÁn ahÍ no han sido acusadas de absolutamente nada, pero hay la sospechosa. >> correcto, hay algunos que sÍ, lo que pasa es, la controversia en realidad gira en que son, se va a procesar a esta gente a travÉs de tribunales militares y estos tribunales no es lo mismo que, no cuentan con todos los d