>> hilary clinton goes on the shows when she needs to for a political reason. when she is trailing on the campaign trail, she will do it. but generally she wants to stay away. there was other stuff to do in this case and i think she recognized the potential political danger and maybe felt it was inappropriate to be out on the television show which there was show much to do in terms of figuring out what happened. once she wasn't available and bookers for this tv shows went to the state beapartment and the hoot house once it was clear it moved to susan rice and she used the talking points that were negotiated and went out beyond what the talking points said. and members of congress decided, susan rice, not all members, but some including republicans, decided she had lied to the public. and hilary clinton was doing briefings where she talked about arm militants went into the campaign. most of the people thought she said terrorist. the difference between armed and terrorist was a small thing. >> what is something you learned by doing this book about hilary clinton?

they are telling hilary not to be defensive.th the lawmakers in august. this might sound familiar. this is 1993 and not 2009. lawmakers worried about going back to their districts and hearing an earful from the constituents about health care reform. certainly nothing disqualifying or anything that would put her possible presidential run in any jeopardy. >> i look forward to your -- >> it's early i have to say. we are pouring over the documents. >> of course we are. because we are fascinated. >> this is history. >> absolutely. i look forward to your analysis 20 minutes from now. thank you so much. clinton is not the only high profile politician we are learning about today. in this article in politico, really pulled back the curtain on vice president joe biden's in the white house, especially his aspirations and his frustrations. it also described how hilary clinton turned to biden at the very beginning of the obama administration and how it was so-called obama whisperer and how they could be on a course come 2016. they join me fr

>> hilary: jack... >> jack: no, honestly.you seem to anticipate my every need. >> hilary: okay, you know what? i can't do this. we need to talk about what happened the other night, okay, about the...kiss.

what did we learn from benghazi about from hilary clinton?e is a pattern of cover-ups. we have to get to a point where we hold leaders to the real world. leaders take responsibility for the problem and say this is what happened on my watch and we will figure it out and fix it. >> we have to leave it there. >> you will be on the record for disagreeing. we started with you and we will end with you. >>> getting word the president will talk about the violence and deaths in ukraine. the president is going to mexico city and john kerry is in paris and he talked about what the united states is urging ukraine tr trooto do. >> we would like them to bring people together, find the measure of compromise and put the interest of the people of ukraine outfront. >> development throughout the day on this. 23 dead. hundreds were injured. the protests continued to camp out in the center of the town. we execed expect leader from poland and france to be in the region tomorrow. >> a mother taking matters into her own hands removing every t-shirt from a store. wai

. >> it's hilarious. >> stephen: i thought it was funny. >> it's hilarious. >> stephen: it really is.ie is-- and you can say this about a lot of his movies -- it's a confection. the hotel looks like a "cake boss" cake. >> i don't know "cake boss." >> stephen: you don't know "cake boss?" who knows "cake boss?" ( cheers and applause ) welcome to the united states of not manhattan, jeff. >> i'm sorry. >> stephen: "cake boss" is a show-- it's the greatest show on television, next to mine, really. we have very similar values. it's like this, you know, sort of-- this confection of a hotel, almost like it's made out of frosting in some ways. it would make a great cake for a gay wedding, is what it would do. >> it certainly would. >> stephen: the story itself is something of a confection, but when you cut into it, there's meat there. it's eye meat cake. >> it's a meat cake. well put, well put. true enough. >> stephen: yeah, he's-- it's an art installation to see his things and to work on these movies it's beautifully designed. >> stephen: how do you get invited? how do you get invited to do i

. >> and there are comics that are just born hilarious. and jay was born hilarious. >> who knew?1973. jay graduates from emerson college and moves to los angeles. he performs anywhere and everywhere he can. ultimately he finds a home. once again at bud friedman's improv, on stage in shows like this one. freddie prince and friends. >> always nice to stand here and watch people try to drink $5 worth of nine. you've had nine glasses, bud. how much is that? $1.07. >> oh, sure, it was pretty funny. >> such a tacky club, the improv. thank you very much. >> with the improv on his resume, he gets booked into another prestigious venue, l.a.'s comedy store. >> he had a night, it was jay and robin and pryor and elaine and billy crystal, all in the same show. it was unbelievable. >> it's 1977. jay's career is booming. then he gets the call. "the tonight show" with johnny carson wants him. >> young man's name is jay leno. this is his first appearance on "the tonight show." >> that performance in front of johnny is life changing. >> i'm originally from the united states. any people from the un

. >>> hilary's world. one of her best friends chronicled the relationship in great detail. plus a new round of subpoenas in the chris christie investigations. also the field of perfectly primped pooches narrows. >>> and the challenge of man versus nature. >>> seven gold medals are up for grabs today. and shaun white, the flying tomato, will be looking pr one in the half pipe. he could make history as he becomes the first american man to win the same event at three consecutive olympic winter games. right now canada and the netherlands lead the way with three gold medals. then norway with two gold, seven total. and the u.s. in fourth with two gold, five total. jay gray is live in sochi. the pressure is on shaun white. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. let's focus on shaun white. he pulled out of the slopestyle event to focus on the halfpipe. he wants his third gold. now he's having problems like the rest of the halfpipers with the course here in sochi. problems and organizers have altered the halfpipe schedule hoping for better conditions. it's getting warm and creating a

. >> and there are comics that are just born hilarious, and jay was born hilarious. >> who knew? >> 1973, jay graduates from emerson college and moves to los angeles. he performs anywhere and everywhere he can. ultimately, he finds a home, once again at bud friedman's improv on stage at shows like this one. freddy prinz and prince. >> it is hard to believe people sit here to drink wine. how much is that? $1.07. >> oh, sure, he roasted me a few times. they were pretty funny. >> such a tacky club the improv. thank you very much. you are very nice. >> and with the improv on the resume, he is booked into another prestigious venue, l.a.'s comedy store. >> and he had a night that was jay and robin and pryor and elaine u boozeler and billy crystal all in the same show, and it was unbelievable. >> it is 1977, and jay's career is booming. then, he gets the call. the "tonight show" with johnny carson wants him. >> this young man's name is jay leno, and this is his first appearance. >> that performance in front of johnny is life-changing. >> i'm originally from the united states. any united

jimmy, that was hilarious. [ laughter ] my good friend, olympic gold medal snowboarder, jamie andersonwould love that joke too. >> jimmy: i am glad you liked it, but i'm kind of in the middle of -- >> just give me a minute. i want to write down that joke for my good friend, olympic gold medal snowboarder, jamie anderson. >> jimmy: look, mark. i know it's our first week at "the tonight show," but you don't have to keep name-dropping jamie anderson just to impress people. >> you think i'm lying? >> jimmy: kind of, yeah. [ light laughter ] i do. because you keep calling her your good friend, olympic gold medal snowboarder, jamie anderson. >> really? well then, let me introduce to you my friend, olympic gold medal snowboarder, jamie anderson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey! >> hello, my good friend, the roots bass player, mark kelly. nice to meet you, host "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon," jimmy fallon. >> sorry, jimmy, but i can't play for someone so untrusting. and neither can the rest of the roots. come on, guys. come on, jamie. we're outta here! [ audience aws ] [ ligh

is that a revelation hurtful to hilary? does this make her more of a political operative than a hurt human? >> i don't think so. i want reads like a novel. i don't think it moves the needle political. real news would be that in these notes, in these diary entry from the friend that she wasn't co e condescending to this woman. >> fair point. do you think they have any chance, republicans, of making this lewinsky scandal hurt hilary now? rand paul is trying calling bill clinton a sexual predator. >> yep. erin, i don't understand it. i don't get it. the only conclusion i can come to is ran paul uses this because it stirs the waters among the republican faithful and probably a great fundraising tool but i don't think this thing sells in a general election. i don't think independents give a damn about this sort of thing. it will fire up the base. it will help you win a nomination. not going to help you win a general election. >> i'm really excited you'll be here for the general election with us. i love watching you. thank you so

it's [ bleep ] hilarious -- excuse me, it's friking hilarious. >> jimmy: what is happening to you?rents seen the movie yet? >> yes, my mom and dad were at the premier. i don't know whether they approved. >> jimmy: i have to say, i learned something from the movie. i'm not going to say what it is, because it will ruin the scene in the movie. but i actually learned something about it. it involves being naked and horizontal. >> you're going to show a picture. >> jimmy: i'm not. but i got a tip from you. >> it works, right? >> jimmy: i don't know, i just saw it today. but i'm going to try it. >> that was improv. that was all me. i invented that trick. >> jimmy: that's very impressive. >> no, but -- >> jimmy: well, i'm surprised at that, i have to say. i thought some comedy writer just conjured up. i didn't know people are actually doing it. >> no, i'm just that good. >> jimmy: well, the ladies are going to like it. that's all i'll say. thank you for being here. congratulations on the movie. it's called "that awkward moment." it opens in theatres tomorrow. we'll be back with alison brie

that but hilarious nonetheless. lebron in up to on wednesday nature.e weekend in pebble beach. he and his pro playing partner finished 21 under par in the pro am competition tied for 14 place over all. >> after you make the cut lick that i really should have cared more but just enjoying after. that a lot of fun today with the guys were grit. okay caddie and my son but really enjoyed. >> fantastic. crowd was great. people were great. really want to thank all the fans. >> nice quiet hand. announcement by missouri defensive line man michael samantha he is gay may smash the barrier that currently exists in the nfl. here's the bottom lane on sam. if he makes plays if he becomes an impact player on the field then he is accepted and will open the door for so many others but he has to be able to play. he was line man at mile an hour sewer and third round in the draft. sam told all of his tiger team mates that he was gay before this past season and it was an absolute non-issue at missouri. green bay license backer coach moss says he has no problem with the situ

christie versus hilary clinton. back in december, look at that, christie with a slight 2 point edge. now hilary clinton with a 16-point lead. where is that coming from? independents going from christie to hilary clinton. >> the same time the focus has been on the bridge scandal, there's also been a renewed look at the attack on the consulate in benghazi. from the polling, it doesn't look like that controversy had as much of a dent on clinton. >> really good point. you do hear a lot of attacks on clinton. but how did she perform as secretary of state, what do you think. when we asked, 66% of people gave her a thumbs up. now, just down a few points to 62%. let's throw one other number out there. we all know hilary clinton is considering running for the nomination in 2016. look at this number. seven out of ten democrats said, yes, she would be the likely choice for the nominee. if she jumps in, she would start as the instant, overwhelming front runner. >> let's talk about the president very quickly, paul. we also have

and now hilarious interpretations.dina, and she said her son gets in on the renditions. her 4-year-old son sings let it snow, let it snow. >> it's still coming down. >> yes, it is. >> and bianna might to want stop sing as well. you have a great voice. the dulcet tones. >>> why is america so obsessed with political dramas when we are so frustrated with washington itself? >> but first, the olympic hockey player everybody is tweet about. >> oshie. why do i say ochie? i'm not going to sing either. and a nail biter of a game, that ended after an eight-round shootout. it was an edge of your seat thriller. oshie kept his cool. back to sochi, where matt gutman had a chance to speak with the man of the hour. it's complicated, you have to give me that. >> reporter: very complicated. but what's simple now is hockey. it's in the air. slovakia against the usa, but everybody is still talking about t.j. oshie. now i got a chance to talk to him, he is as humble as could be. he would never say anything like this, 1980, the miracle on i

actually on the next "red eye" sonny johnson who is hilarious and apalo who is hilarious. >> e block.ory. that's the last story. >> it's awful, but is it lawful? revenge porn seems to be okay in ny. a brooklyn man who posted nude pictures of his ex-girlfriend on twitter won't face consequences. while reprehensible it does not violate any of the statute its for which he is charged. he will skate because he didn't send the pictures to his exso it is not harassment. he didn't obtain them illegally and a subscription like twitter doesn't count as public display. lou, what is wrong with this generation or what is right? >> i understand everything up to the part where twitter is a public display. i don't get that at all. and revenge porn with a nude picture? something is redundant here. but it doesn't seem as though there was sexual activity and it is hard to imagine that being porn or am i asking too much? >> i think there is something wrong. revenge porn was an alternative name. what do you make of this? >> it is reprehensible. i think you could have a defamation lawsuit. i am somebody wh

it was hilary care.93, if you know anything about hillary clinton's healthcare policy back then single payer using medicare to expand single payer. that's what she believed. >> he says it dates all of the way back to 1993 when clinton used similar obamacare tactics. >> meantime another big delay for obamacare. this one could impact millions of americans so listen up. the white house announcing a delay for the employer mandate. doug luzader is live for us in washington with that and what obamacare is doing fto the economy. >> remember the businessman date was supposed to go into effect in 2014 it was pushed back to 2015. for medium sized businesses it is being pushed back to 2016. the administration is coming after enormous pressure from business groups as it would cost jobs that went to more part-time workers to come into compliance with obamacare. >> you look at the jobs report from last week it will take six years to get the job rate back to prerecession levels. still this long after the recession, thi

he not once mentioned hilary clinton.g at the polls. obviously they can change. the latest poll puts hilary clinton at 73% amongst democratic leaning independent voters. joe biden 11%. >> we look at some polls and we say polls are not necessarily reflective. he could say i've got time. he has said in the past, her decision won't be a factor in his decision. i don't believe that. he doesn't have to look at the polls. he lived this. he was in a crowded field in 2008 and president obama then senator obama eventually won after a very long, very close race with secretary clinton. joe biden was very much an after thought in that rates. he's an old school guy, you know loves to be in the union hall. he would miss it if he doesn't do it. if she doesn't run, then the pressure is enormous on joe biden. if she does run, again, he lived this in 2008, proud guy, remembers losing. i don't think he wants to go through that again. >> it was your suggestion that i bring up the midterms and how democrats have made it obvious they don't wan

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is this a shot at hilary clinton? >> this was taken out of context.okesman and he said this entire where this has gone is out of context in the piece. a lot of people say that and people believe women are not ready to be president. she personally obviously believes women are running for president and she wouldn't have run. what happened to her when she was running, there was a way double standard in the way she was treated versus men. she was asked in the debate whether she was going to be submissive to her husband in the white house. she was asked if she was a flake. she was treated so differently than men. i think it's a truthful experience. >> i understand what you are saying. she is saying she thinks that women are ready to be president, but i think that the point is are the american people ready to elect a woman who was president. she was responding to that as well. that was what the response was about. >> she said there were a lot of people in this country. she did not say the country was not ready. i will say what her spokesman told me. thee be

for more on this, i want to bring in democratic strategist, hilary rosen and kevin madden. let's hear what mitch mcconnell has to say about clinton being in kentucky. >> the last time he ran in 1996, i beat the current governor by 160,000 votes, ten points. in 2008, both bill and hillary clinton came to town, including the day before the election and i won by 100,000 votes. so i welcome president clinton back to kentucky. every time he's come, it's been really good for me. >> i guess one question would be, though, mcconnell, before he gets to alison grimes, he has to face down a tea party challenger, matt bevin. does that make is different than previous years? >> yes, you about i think he's positioned to come out of that primary okay and then draw the contrast against alison grimes in a general election. but i think mitch mcconnell's points are right. bill clinton hasn't really been that great of an asset for candidates in kentucky. 2008 and 2010, both of the candidates there in those cycles were beat handedly even though bill clinton and hillary clinton came in to campaign

why is hilary clinton on friday night rejecting these? and what was the role of mike morrel. >> i want to play this comment chris made in the reaction that susan rice went on all five chose not to this time >> fox led the way in questions the benghazi situation and perhaps rice didn't want to handle the tough questions we would ask. >> i would imagine one of them would be let's talk about when you went to talk to mccain and graham and the fbi came and said they changed the talking points and the fbi said absolutely not. >> mike morrel turned out to be one of the sources of, catherine hegrity has done convincing reporting on this, mike morrel went to work for a firm run by hilary clinton. what does that say about what he was doing to protect the secretary of state? and what role did he play in fashioning the talking points that were at odds with everyone else's thought >> and she wasn't asked why the cia's station chief said this wasn't a spontaneous demonstration the day before rice went on the programs. and catherine heritage said there

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there are times when the conservative movement's modern rejection of science is kind of hilarious. like when republicans got control of the house and put guys on the house science committee who say things like this. >> i've come to understand that all that stuff i was taught about evolution, embryology, big bang theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of hell. >> because the house is under republican control, honestly, don't tell anybody, but congress doesn't do anything. so they can't do much harm, right? the science committee in the house might be full of guys like that, but what are they really doing anyway? it's mostly just funny that that is the lies from the pit of hell kind of guy they want dealing with matters of science for congress. honestly, just look up the membership of the house republican side of the science committee. it's astonishing. the lies from the pit of hell guy is in good company. look up house science committee and dinosaur flatulence and see what you find. it's the kind of horror movie you laugh at. not one you scream at. when it happens in congress

and now there are hilarious new interpretations of the classic coming up.ut that in pop news. i know you interviewed idina, i interviewed her last week. and she said her son gets in on the renditions. her 4-year-old son sings let it snow, let it snow. it's appropriate this time of year. >> it's still coming down. >> yes, it is. >> and bianna might to want stop singing as well. no, just kidding. you have a great voice. the dulcet tones of bianna golodryga. >> also coming up, from "house of cards" to homeland" and "scandal," why is america so obsessed with political dramas when we are so frustrated with washington itself? we'll get into that. >> but first, the olympic hockey player that everybody is talking, shouting and tweeting about. >> oshie. why do i say ochie? >> you are mixing it up with sochi. totally justifiable. >> i'm not going to sing either. and a nail biter of a game, that ended after an eight-round shootout. it was an edge of your seat thriller. throughout the night. oshie kept his cool. back to sochi, where matt gutman had a chance to speak wi

people think what's happening to her is hilarious, they love the pictures of her stumbling out of clubsng, ripping out her extensions. kennedy's right, what ends up happening to her she might die. >> i think you're hitting on a big point, season the it unnatural praise? who praises their contractor? >> right. >> somebody saves your life from cancer, you need brain surgery, a friend of mine is a brain surgeon. doesn't he deserve more praise than a public figure? >> you're a celebrity, right? >> not really. >> you have a show called hannity. >> you have a show called kennedy? >> no, i have a show called the independent. >> people come around and kiss your behind because you're sean hannity. >> i think we're a celebrity obsessed culture, when i was a contractor and working in restaurants, i didn't get as much attention as i do on radio and tv. >> and good for you, you are repe reaping the fruits of your labor, which is the american capitalist system, which you should. >> but how does phillip end up with a needle in his arm? >> a lot of them are not growing up with a healthy family unit. a

the stories are hilarious. >> we -- i was talking to a buddy, and we were like, "if you did the, likeeam that goes around rounding up stray dogs and killing them. and they've displaced people from their homes and put them in an old, broken down garage. which one's the truth and which one's a lie?" and they were all the truth. [ laughter ] they actually all are the truth. >> jimmy: they're all just true. >> it's a really rough situation. >> jimmy: the dog one can't be true! >> but, yeah, it is. >> jimmy: "brooklyn nine-nine", dude. "brooklyn nine-nine." congratulations on that. >> thanks, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: really funny show. >> thanks. >> jimmy: here's you and there's your co-star. this is chelsea peretti. >> oh yeah. chelsea. >> jimmy: now, this is you and chelsea that are in the show and you grew up with chelsea? >> we went to elementary school together in oakland. yeah. >> jimmy: so, wow. i have a photo of you guys as kids. >> oh no. >> jimmy: here's you and chelsea. >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your eyes are closed. that's a great photo. >> that was --

if you have a spaceship and are looking for a hilarious astronaut with an irregular heartbeat and $30 million, i'm prepared to leave as soon as tomorrow. >> [sighs] >> i wrote that yesterday. i will not be taking questions.

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and hilary clinton's campaign is taking on a head of its own. will things be different if she choses to run in 2016? trying to sell this as somehow a good thing. this is something from "the new york times," "the new york times" editorial board writes freeing workers from the insurance trap, that is the headline, new report found by reducing the number of full-time workers over a decade the health care law will have a liberating impact for millions. can you see in any way this is a good thing if 2 million fewer americans are working in a few years? >> number one, fewer americans working lower now than before the recession, to further make that words cannot be a good idea. the second is this notion job lock used to be from one job to a better job because your health insurance was not working at all. that is confusing terms. most important thing is at its heart, it cost employer more to lure somebody out of their home into the workplace. normally we say we have killed that job. jon: you are losing all kind of economic activity. american workers are

if i brought my name to it the audience expecting something hilarious and silly and stupid and we had a very important story to tell with a very important character. >> you are referring to the brooks films and that unbelievable enterprise silently and give a sense of the movies coming out of your production company, it is amazing. >> thank you for asking that. brooks films have done great films. the first one my late wife ann bancroft did fatso and it is a classic and i get letters from the people still seeing that. the story of frances farmer, it is a great film, clifford directed that beautifully. and my favorite year, maybe peter o' toole's best film. the doctor and the devils, and a brilliant film and i mean, there's, i'm going to be on tcm some time in march and i'm interviewed and we are doing six brooks films, six brooks films and with some of the ones i mentioned. i will let you know about that. look for tcm to broadcast that. >> it is amazing, the dimensions here, the names of the films, oh, i know that, but not know it is connected to mel brooks. there can never be another

. >> that was hilarious. >> you're a big fan of "scandal." >> judging from somebody who has watched every episode, the wineglass was spot on. i do not know about the weight. not quite. >> the white coat, yes. a coat today. >> especially with the breeze. it is very cold. >> oh, my goodness. at least it is dry. filtered sunshine. more clouds this morning. i will show you a time lapse we recorded. you can see some of those clouds . as we progress, we are starting to see a little bit more sunshinealthough we still have that thin veil of cloud cover across the region. but we're noticing temperatures climb at least a little bit. i will show you this weatherbug camera from frederick. so many people are still without power. not a great day to be without power. 27 degrees. you can see the snow still on the ground. fortunately the winds have died down a little bit in frederick. that is at least some good news. overall, pretty tranquil weather conditions, at least for the end of the work week there it this weekend, here is the eastern view of our satellite and radar watch -- national view, i should

if i took my name to it the audience would expect something hilarious, silly and stupid, and we had an important story to tell with a character. >> you are referring to brooks films which is unbelievable an enterprise, which you did kind of silently. give us a sense of the movies coming out of your production company. it's amazing. >> thank you for asking that. brooks films has done terrific films. the first one was "my late great wife an-bancroft did "fat so", which is still a classic and i get letters with people who managed to see it. there's "francis", the story of francis farmer, a terrific film. graham clifford directed it so beautifully. and "my favourite year", maybe peter o'toole's best performance ever on film. there's "the doctors and the devils", directed by freddy francis, a brilliant film, and, i mean, there is - i'm going be on tcm some time in march, and robert osborne will interview me and we'll do six brooks films - not mel brooks, six brooks films. with some of the ones i mentioned. i'll let you know about it. look for tcm to broadcast. >> it's amazing when you think

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raimos directed the picture and turned a family roadtrip into an hilarious adventure. he began as a joke editor. he joined the second-city improv group, sharing the stage with bill murray, john bell usually and dan ackroyd. he teamed up with murray for several films, besides "groundhog day", "strips", "ghost busters" and "caddy-shack", he died of an autoimmune skies. ackroyd issued this statement: (deeply saddened to here of the departing of my friend." >> that will do for the broadcast. i'm thomas drayton, thanks for watching. >>> huh, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in "the stream." teach for america is a program designed to revolutionize how kids in low-income areas are taught. the question tonight is where to its mission. ♪ >> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here, bringing in all of your live

john: the eldest backlashes hilarious.viewing and would not have him on it the show. later he did. "washington post," no respect for elders our customs and manners. it really is generational. fussy old people being disgusted . >> moral panics are one of our favorite things. you can write these columns what we always think is that we are a unique generation. these people are getting something we never would have. -t is total nonsense. john: those kids would have to >> maybe that's something new. you have these things the differences we have a way of pushing this. they can all see it on computers . every kid with a computer and internet connection has access to pornography. john: the new york post ran the headline. cyruses obviously deeply troubled. deeply disturbed, clearly has confidence issues, broadly in eating disorder. that was not attractive, find colophony. it was bad for anyone who is gender and impressionable. john: a typical reaction. >> she is passing to have competence issues to me. john: thank you. coming up, w

you guys are hilarious together. so let's start there. what is it like working with this guy? truth or the script? >> give me the truth, come on. >> all right. you know what? he is -- >> wonderful. >> a phenomenal -- >> tell it. keep talking. >> he's just -- he's an all-around great person first of all. and -- >> amazing. >> he wears so many different hats, you know? producer, director. writer. you know, you can only aspire to be as great as he is. i'm so grateful i have somebody to look up to. and i always have somewhere to aim. he employs so many people. >> thank you. >> oh, my gosh, tyler, leave me alone. >> long answer. >> i'm speaking from my heart. forget it. i can't stand him, actually. >> okay. so now that you have -- thank you. thank you. >> i was trying to write this in my head right now. >> i think i know the answer now. what's more fun to have on set, tyler or medina? >> tyler. i can't stand medea. >> really? >> i love medea for who she is, but tie learn is a different -- tyler is a different person. >> when i have the costume on i'm not nice. i don't want to have

what the mayor says, he thinks it is hilarious. people have fertile minds and the government is not looking into this. >> we got trouble right off the bat in this video. a group of skiers out there. right away, what do you see? >> big old avalanche. >> an avalanche. watch, there is something in that avalanche. looks like a big, red air bag. this is an avalanche backpack that skiers wear in case they find themselves cut up in an avalanche. they can pull the cord. this blows up, look a big air bag. >> is it attached to a person? >> it is. they're out there with a group. this is his friend. he's in quite a hurry to get his gear off and goes to his bag, starts getting out his shovel. now we get a look at the guy. the inflatable device is like a neck brace. right around his head. his head is above the surface, but the rest of his body buried. >> this must be so miserable for this guy. snow is packed around you and you can't move. >> and this takes quite a while. this video we're watching is sped up. other guys coming in, lending a hand.

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