he'd be in hell with gandhi and all the bands i like. hear that separation of church and state is some radical liberal idea. was thrilled to see reverend barry there not because i'd like to see him in congress but because church and state is a conservative point of view and what louie gohmert needs to know about is shep and goats. if you're not looking out for the poor, the circumstance and being nice to those in prison, you're with the goat, not my sheep. and lou wee gohmert's whole brand of christianity is to kill the bill. >> you know what, reverend? that's the great point he's making. why is he getting it so mixed up. what was he trying to accomplish by making such a spurious claim about heaven around hell? >> i don't know what he was trying to prove frankly. it was five minutes and i watched the tape a couple of times and i'm still confuse. i do no the. he's the walking talking example of separation of church and state. we don't need any politicians of any stripe who decides what's the best religion but mr. gohmert uses his religiou

>> hell no.jon: i got an idea. i got an idea. how about not making it harder for people to get food stamps. >> hell no. >> jon: okay. do you do anything but complain bitterly anymore? >> hell no. [laughter] >> jon: if you're a doodie head, say "hell no." >> hell no. >> jon: but seriously, they must have... the republicans must have good reasons for blocking every domestic bill that comes across their desks. >> we cannot afford it. we just don't have the money. >> america's going broke. -government is broke. >> you can't keep spending more money than you have. >> jon: we're spending money willy-nilly. did you know we're saving up to get a more patriotic statue of liberty. ba-bam! that's what i'm talking about. you know, there are all kinds of reasons why republicans believe domestic spending is folly. >> big government doesn't work. >> massive government spending, particularly debt spending, is not the solution. >> last thing we want do is add to the debt and deficit. >> the negative consequences

. >> i was going to say i'm like the bridezilla from hell. >>> when you go on vacation and you're in wildlife sanctuary where there are wild elephants walking around in the forest, don't do this. this is in the wildlife sanctuary in thailand. notice in the brush there is an elephant and notice there's a tourist just staring at him. he's got his camera. but watch what happens next. ♪ oh, boy. get out of there. >> didn't flinch. >> that dude only flinches a tiny bit. he doesn't run. >> all he did was like whoa whoa whoa stop to a giant elephant and then put his camera up to his face. >> yeah. that elephant charged that man and all that man did was hold up an arm. ♪ >> the dude is laughing. the dude almost got trampled by an elephant and he's like what a great photo. >> news websites say this happened in late may. however part of me thinks is this thing real? >> people are questioning whether or not ts is a real video? >> i make mess wondercause thise and this elephant stops dead in its tracks, but according to many thai websites they say this happened in late may. nobody is saying that

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and yes, that is a whole hell of a lot of meat. call ] because these gentlemen are tired and hungry. welcome, gentlemen. >> right on, quapaws. come on. corn on the cob here. greens. >> i'll be cookie. have a little more of this. oh, looking good. i don't want to say i'm good, but i'm good. all right. pork, sir? who's missed a steak here? >> yes, sir. >> need that? who needs steak? i feel all crocodile dundee. beautiful. so all that paddling, how bad am i going to hurt tomorrow? oh, i don't like the sound of that! that hesitation, not a good sign. those tenderloins are nice. good stuff. man, we have mastered the wild today. ♪ >> the mississippi delta is a big sponge that stretches between the yazoo and the mississippi. it's what's called an alluvial flood plain of about 7,000 square miles, or almost 4.5 million acres. this area used to look very different. massive wild old wood forests and swamps. after the passage of the cheerful-sounding native removal act of 1830, the delta became open for settlement by any white people crazy eno

i know it's a wrong thing but hell. hell.ict somebody from it, they're going to want it more. >> exactly. >> we see the lack of empathy, lack of conscience. if they had gotten away with it, i think they would have attempted others. >> torey adamcik and brian draper both plead not guilty even though they're seen planning the murder on tape. >> you're going to hear talk on that video that you quite frankly, don't want to hear. >> torey adamcik's lawyers claimed that torey thought the tape the two boys made was just a spoof, a prank. >> he did not take it seriously. he thought that they were making a movie with dark humor. he's compared it to the adams family. >> yeah, i guess you could call it a project here. >> he did not believe that brian was taking it seriously. >> the adamciks' lawyers want the jury to believe that brian draper was the real killer and that torey thought they were making a homemade horror movie. after all, torey had wanted to be a hollywood director. >> i think that part of the filming was let's make this a

it's a hell of a fire in the middle of the river. where we're at, it's so foggy, i can't tell. i can't tell by looking at radar, but there's something bad going on. >> it was a hell on earth kind of environment. it was just a horrific, horrific sight. >> the fire just was getting bigger. >> the "mauvilla" headed towards the flames, through the dense fog, to investigate. the crew pulled 17 passengers from the water. others were less fortunate. >> the parents of a little girl, she was 10 years old and handicapped. they pushed her to the arms of a rescuer through a window on their car and they didn't make it out. >> of the 220 passengers and crew onboard, 47 people were dead or unaccounted for. the fbi immediately flew to the crash site to investigate the possibility of terrorism. the coast guard and the national transportation safety board also sent investigators. >> the lead locomotive was found buried in the mud at about a 45-degree angle, and three-quarters of it you could not see it. it just buried itself into the marsh. >> a second engine was alongside. a third was on the op

>> hell no. hell to the no, i wouldn't give bonuses. or fjob for life for the federa government?hey are allowed to go to outside care. but they encourage people to go local. >> if your customers are happy and their families are happy, that's the measure by which you will get a bonus. >> no, you don't get a bonus, period. your bonus is you get to keep your job. how is that? >> you're an idiot. you don't see the system of rewarding people for proper behavior. and i'm kidding. i'm thinking properly utilize and incentivize government workers will do the job. >> they already get bonuses and they screwed this the up royally. >> i agree with you. but we are giving them for the wrong reasons. incentivize good behavior. make treating a veteran your top priority. make them happy. off to the race. i'll gladly pay for that. >> who decides who gets the bonuses in. >> i will. i will decide. >> if you're going to decide, then i'm on board. >>> when we come back, up next, forget -- i don't even -- i'm trying to get you guys annoyed. we're teasing another segment. >>> the agency has 1.1 million p

this was the crowd which showed up on tuesday and caught the hell out of washington. not the way government should run. government should be a full-time business where we seek to serve the nation, and business is well conducted. this is not washington and congress, it is not a place where everybody comes to have a good time. it is a place where the most important of the nation's business is supposed to be addressed. there are other things i could mention to you which i am sure you all would recognize, all of you would come forward with your own necessary additions to your comments. >> do you ever see congress returning to a more bipartisan raise of days gone by, what would make that happen? >> things. some kind of >> two things. some kind of a national event which force members and leadership to do that. roosevelt, war, something like that. but beyond that, there are other things which could do that. one would be some kind of national calamity. or perhaps something else which would be almost unique, and that would be a wiping out of almost the entire membershdershi by

what the hell? >> it was only the head. >> another shark. >> you do see at one point something does swim under the boat. >> put your feet in. >> oh. shark. >> now we jump over to darwin, australia, where we have a charter fishing boat and this guy has a fish and you can see in the video from juken there's a fight for it. this time a hammerhead. this shark, too, took a bite out of the fish but they still got the whole fish intact this time. >> how cool is that, man. >> give you guys a brief history lesson of a town in argentina. back in 1985, heavy rain flooded a nearby lake. the lake dam broke and it flooded the town under 30 feet of water. basically drowning the entire town. the town sat under water until about 2009 when severe drought began to recede the waters. now like an old-time atlanta at the city has come back to the surface. to bring life back to this city, danny, red bull athlete, decides to go there for several weeks and film an amazing new film. ♪ the whole video visually stunning from c

>> i was just going to say, i'm like the bridezilla from hell. >> the cops are about to pull you over. for most of us, our instinct is not to grab our camera. but for 18-year-old jesse pop, that was his first instinct. cops. jesse pulls over. waits for the officer to approach his car. >> are you going to pull me over, officer? hold on. >> no. that is not okay. >> that's not a good idea. >> that's where the video ends. jesse is quite popular. he has more than 15,000 followers on vine. jesse describes himself as having a passion for entertainment. says he wants to follow his dream and go off to l.a. with that information, did he do it for the vine or not? was the cop really pulling jesse over? we got jesse pop "right this minute" via skype. jesse, that's the big question out there. a lot of people liking this video on vine. can you tell us, is it real or not? >> it was completely staged. >> oh. >> thank goodness. >> i assume you're not skyping from jail. >> how did you pull this off so brilliantly. the cop looks real, the lights look real. >> it is

. ♪ don't you forget about me ♪ what the hell? what's that? what?ullah of saudi arabia. hey, what's up, your highness? what you doing there? hey, still the center of sunni islam? because iran, we're just talking that. was just talk. we're thinking about doing something together to fight this new sunni group, but that's very casual. that's cool with you, right? >> all the support that isis is getting, that these groups that are now marching are getting are from saudi arabia. >> jon: king, your subjects have been funding these extremist groups? how long's that been going on? >> we've known for quite a while that saudi arabia have been funneling a large amounts of money to terrorist organizations. >> jon: what? i can't believe this. well, if you'll excuse me, i was in the middle of something. [laughter] hey, baby. now i see what you've been saying about those guys. boop-boop. pretending to care about us in the u.s., meanwhile they're going around funding anti-american radicals behind our back. that's not respect. sure, you say death to america and you

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the ninth week of training is referred to as hell week. of no sleep,ks constant physical and mental harassment, and one special day at the mudflaps. diegoan area between san and tijuana, where the water runs off and creates the tijuana sloughs. week on wednesday of hell that you paddle down to the mudflaps and spend the next 15 hours trying to survive this freezing cold, the howling wind, the incessant pressure to quit from the instructors. as the sun began to set on that wednesday evening, my training class was ordered into the mud. the mud consumed each man until there was nothing visible but our heads. we coulductors told us leave the mud if only five men would quit. only five. we could get out of the cold. looking around the mud, it was apparent that some stews were about to give up. it was over eight hours until the sun came up. chattering teeth, shivering loans -- moans... it was hard to hear anything. then one voice began to echo through the night. one voice raised in song. the song was terribly out of tune. but it was sung with gre

the ninth week of training is referred to as hell week. of no sleep,ks constant physical and mental harassment, and one special day at the mudflaps. diegoan area between san and tijuana, where the water runs off and creates the tijuana sloughs. week on wednesday of hell that you paddle down to the mudflaps and spend the next 15 hours trying to survive this freezing cold, the howling wind, the incessant pressure to quit from the instructors. as the sun began to set on that wednesday evening, my training class was ordered into the mud. the mud consumed each man until there was nothing visible but our heads. we coulductors told us leave the mud if only five men would quit. only five. we could get out of the cold. looking around the mud, it was apparent that some stews were about to give up. it was over eight hours until the sun came up. chattering teeth, shivering loans -- moans... it was hard to hear anything. then one voice began to echo through the night. one voice raised in song. the song was terribly out of tune. but it was sung with gre

two, hell, no. why can't i go back to 11?ter ] [ bleep ]. >> with limited housing options, chair's provided a dilemma. he could not be in general population due to his behavior and when more pressing needs came down for the stripped cell he was in, the only option left was to move him back to the original segregation cell, the place he wanted to be. >> they put me back in the same cell. >> so the squeaky wheel really does get the oil. >> yeah. >> is that what your intent was? >> yeah. if i would have been okay, i would have been in medical and sitting in the same cell, waiting. >> chairs would i not be a problem for staff much longer. two days later, he was transferred to state prison to serve his sentence. >> coming up -- >> they hate me because of my tattoos because these poke [ bleep ] police, knocking, knocking, knocking, an intoxicated satanist. >> i want a life like everybody else. mom! mom! mom! hi mom. and a multi-flex sliding rear seat, for your passenger's comfort and your own. start your summer off right and get th

>> well, first of all, thank you for selling the hell off our film. on bad grandpa 0.5. >> jimmy: took the great stuff didn't fit in two hours that you had allotted and you put it in -- it's the stuff that didn't make the cut. >> and there's a lot of embarrassing behind the scenes stuff. >> jimmy: oh, there is? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: what could possibly embarrass you? >> well, you know, i always say that you know, we don't know what we're doing. but when you see "bad grandpa 0.5" you'll know we really don't know what we're doing. >> jimmy: the movie was nominated for an oscar. >> the makeup. makeup. >> jimmy: still, you got nominated for an oscar. >> yes, yes. we really did good in the makeup community. the makeup was amazing. we made the mistake of sending a screener out to all the oscar voters. and within the first five minutes i get my jim dog stuck in a coke machine. so we completely blew our chances. >> jimmy: must you call it jim dog and use my name in that way. [ laughter ] >> my jimmy dog. my little bitty jimmy dog. >> jimmy: that you think

for now. >> hell no, i do not regret it one bit. >> california chrome is fourth. >> i don't regret a damn thing i said because it is. you know, a triple crown means three. if you go to baskin-robins and ask for a triple scoop and get one you'll be upset about that. >> reporter: only three of this year's horses ran all three legs of the triple crown. >> not fair to them to have somebody just show up at the last minute and run. >> reporter: but the truth is that's how it's always been done. and that, guys, is one reason that the triple crown is so hard to accomplish. >> do you think baskin-robins isn't happy to be dragged into this? >> yes. >> i mean, he had a lot worse comments, yes, absolutely and everyone was like, stop while you're ahead. >> steve coburn will be here live with his wife later on this morning and maybe changing his tune from what he told you yesterday on "good morning america." >> interesting to see. >> it will, it will. >> fair to say a rocky road. thank you very much. >>> now we turn to the tonys. a blockbuster high-energy celebration of broadway's best. it was als

we have just left out of jail the people who organized the hell in which they live. this whole concept of releasing these prisoners would empower a moderate elements of the taliban offends me to my core. will let senator coburn talk about this. he is a medical doctor. i will let you talk to him. does the administration espouse this theory? backfire responded. are we talking about the same group of people? the theory is that if we traded these guys, that would show the moderate taliban have clout. they got archives home. you do not need to resort to violence to meet your goals. what is the goal of the taliban? to lay down their arms and pledge allegiance to the constitution of afghanistan? this is a complete disconnect. is the most offensive theory of all. they have been pursuing this release for a couple of years to enhance reconciliation. what you've done by releasing these people is you have morale ofmore out -- the people in afghanistan. you have your fingerprint on releasing eventually back into the country the people who organized the hill -- hell that the afgha

what the hell is that? >> he picks up a child, he's probably 1 or 2 years old, 3 feet off the ground, tried to take off and dropped the child. >> and then, of course, chaos ensues. quickly running to make sure the kid is okay and the kid is okay. >> the shocking video soars up the viral charts and causes frenzied parents to be on high alert. >> oh [ bleep ]! one of the things that makes it seem real is the shakiness of the camera. >> if it was a fake video, they would have shot it better and you would have seen more action. >> the fundamental physics seems right. it is possible it can lift it but it cannot fly away quickly, right? >> so this looked very real, sounded real, felt real, the whole vibe is real, it passes the smell test pretty well. >> well something smells funny to us. the eagle snatching the baby is, in fact, totally phony. >> what? i'm going to hire that editor. that person is good. >> the hoax is the creation of four students studying visual effects at the national animation design center in

hell no! why can't i go back to 11? [ bleep ] >> with limited housing options, chairs provided a dilemma. he could not be in general population due to his behavior. and when more pressing needs came up for the stripped down cell he was in, the only option left was to move him back to his segregation cell. the one place he wanted to be. >> they put me back in my same cell. >> wow. so the squeaky wheel really does get the oil. you know that expression? >> yeah. >> is that what your whole intent was? >> yeah. it was okay. then i would probably still be in medical right now sitting in that same cell, waiting. >> chairs would not be a problem for staff much longer. two days later, he was transferred to state prison to serve his sentence. >>> coming up -- >> because they hate me because of my tattoos because these punk ass police screwed up. knocking, knocking, knocking. >> an intoxicated satanist shows his sensitive side. da(???? >>> during most of the four months we spent at the tulsa county jail, kenneth witty was ho

there were a lot of people that never learned where the hell their office was or anything. and you had a lot of people who frankly never learned how to get along or don't know the names of their colleagues or are not able to compromise because congress is essentially and necessarily compromise. it is getting along with your colleagues and knowing what it is they need and what they want and what they have to have. years ago, i got a little guy by the name of gross from iowa and everybody said that is awful, dingell. and i had no, gross is a good and decent man and if i could get a reasonable relationship with him, and reasonable friendship, we will run the committee and we will run it well. and we ran a subcommittee but we wrote more conservation legislation there than we ever did sense. it was a tremendous period. i got another guy, and god rest his soul he is gone but i think warmly of him. bud brown of ohio was another one. a lot of people said bud had a terrible acid sense of humor and he did. but he was a wonderful guy and if you got underneath that you would find a won

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the trauma of promising to intervene in syria and descending into hell.n iraq. he's urging the iraqi leadership to get together, he's sending strong messages to the iranians to help a bit. i wouldn't be in his shoes in this situation. neil: you are telling me it's over, iraq is vietnam, done. >> i hate to say, it i don't see iraq short of a massive change of foreign policy which our administrator is not going to do. neil: thank you, my friend. >> thank you. neil: and you wonder why the hey check it out huh what happened to that guy? hey, get that sign back up! ♪you're not alone, together we stand♪ (sndfx: clapping) ♪i'll be by your side you know i'll take your hand♪ (sndfx: clapping) ♪when it gets cold and it feels like the end♪ (sndfx: clapping) ♪there's no place to go you know i won't give in♪ (sndfx: clapping) ♪no, i won't give in ♪keep holding on ♪caues ya know we'll make it through, make it through♪ ♪keep holding on . neil: i don't know if this is anything new, this is new, this is different, neil, we are more polarid than ever, more conservative on

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that's the south rises up to take on wall street and high frequency trading southern states are mad as hell and aren't going to take it anymore after more than five years of watching their cities and towns suffer foreclosure mortgage abuse from the biggest firms on wall street rigged live or swaps impoverishing local governments a massive stock losses to municipal workers pensions the south is rising up and suing wall street over its latest fleecing scheme high frequency trading and it's not just the small little southern towns going on you know up against the big boys on wall street it's actually michael lewis not the famous author but the famous lawyer who took on big tobacco and won so he's he's suing these banks for their fraud and spits in particular in relation to high frequency trading and air con center of man x. is joining the lawsuit essentially because in the south of course was the inheritor or of a fantastic windfall amount of money called the oil boom particularly up until recently they were the beneficiaries of this but now the fifth peak oil recently and even now a shift of