hilary clinton said what about the cause. people were going on was it a group or terrorists or a group of people attack. >> she said what difference does it make? she said what difference does it make anyway. that's what she said. >> and who has been held accountable. >> they're trying to go after the perpetrators. looking for real terrorists and not a political attack on her. >> we're going to leave it there and we have so much more to talk about. we ran out of time. i would love to have more time with that one. paling around with the president and celebrities. the media gearing up for the white house correspondents dinner tonight but is this annual batch turning the watchdogs into lap dogs? >> i know cnn has taken some knocks lately but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. transportatiop of the. hope you'll join us then. >>> tonight will mark 100 years for the association. it started off as a way for the press to get access to the president, b

democratic strategist hilary rosen, republican strategist, kevin madden. kevin, we'll start with you. there's something else that bill clinton said today about the absurdity of karl rove's question. i want you to listen to this. >> i got to give him credit, you know, that embodies that old saying that consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. >> the consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. explain to me how this wasn't a small-minded attack on the part of karl rove? >> well, i think in order it to be an attack, i think it has to be premeditated and there has to be some sort of conspiracy there. i just happen to dis agragree w the democrats who believe that we're sitting around conspireing to introduce things like hillary clinton's health into a 2016 conversation and karl rove is, like, you know, the one with the starters gun on this. i think that this was dr. rove's comments. >> dr. rove. >> i think they were awkward and i think they ultimately were erroneous but they were about an obvious point which is that there's a difference between being a t

>> about her, what she said about hilary.t is sexist, they wouldn't do this to a man. >> of course they would. bill clinton -- >> you know, this is the problem with -- >> bill clinton is a guy involved, not hillary clinton. >> there are independent allegations against her, kathleen willy said -- >> that was years ago. they litigated this already. >> but mitt roomneyromney's dog made front coverage. >> the friend of hers that came out from the clinton library that it's hilary spreading -- >> are you going to say she's dead because of the clintons, too? >> calling her -- i was going to say this is another problem with identity politics. you can't attack anything about obama including obamacare or you'll be called a racist. now you can't say anything about hilary who wants to run for president because she's a woman and it's sexist. >> and you know what will be interesting back because in 0 '8 when she was running against barack obama, the media turned on her. she was very upset with her media coverage. now, with him not in the p

if his goal, and it is, is to keep hilary from running, i've known hilary for 23 years.he's never run from a fight. >> and for a good -- for a smear campaign to be effective, it has to be plausible for it to be effective. if you remember the smear campaign against sarah palin, questioning whether her son was hers or her daughters, it was so offensive that again, it had the indirect consequence of humanizing sarah palin against enemies. let me offer one word of advice and caution to democrats and the media who seem to want to protect hillary clinton from a lot of negative attention. the karl rove stuff i think should be kept separate from her record at the state department because that rush to come in and rescue her against sexism or smear campaigns, i think, makes it look like she's a weaker candidate than she is. >> how is the playing field changed since the '90s when you were defending bill clinton with smears? how we've seen the media react to these things differently oef the years. how is the world changed in the last couple of decades? >> this may surprise you. even

take a look. >> in my opinion, hilary did what she should have done.'m panelled a committee with the joint chiefs of staff back stage and the most senior diplomat who is working with more republicans and democrats in his life and they looked into what was wrong and gave 29 recommendatio recommendations. she took them and started implementing them and established the fact whether it was right or wrong in the past, secretaries of state never were involved directly in these security decisions. >> now also in audition to help from our own family, my next guest, a clinton advisor is planning to lead a truth squad to counter acquisitions made against her highness, hilary. here to explain what that means, lanny davis is with us and joining us for the weekly standard, steven hays. we'll start with three simple, basic questions, not a big deal, i just want direct answers, okay? why did the state department refuse multiple attempts to get extra security for benghazi, especially when we were the last people flying a flag there and british and red class left? why

i mean, she really, to your point, bernie was going after hilary and talked about how hilary called her> wait a minute -- >> consecutive -- >> why is that too far? >> why do you have to imply a conspiracy involving the former first lady -- >> wait a minute, why did hillary clinton -- >> do you think monica lewinsky picks up the phone -- >> silently and watched these women one after another get abused by the machine. >> you congratulated me for giving the appraisal. >> a moment of weakness. >> and take the next step and say aliens made her do it. >> i'll throw this out. why is hilary, why didn't hillary clinton at some point, the champion of women's rights say leave these women's character alone? >> what about her love for her husband? >> that's bs. >> you don't think she loves -- >> they are control freaks no doubt but the idea they colluded with "vanity fair". >> i'm not buying the conspiracy. >> thank you. >> everything that comes out of her mouth will hurt the clintons like a drip, drip, drip -- >> oh, geez. >> seminil observation -- >> i lost it. >> this new "vanity fair" piece, she

hilary had a legitimate beef in 2008. the press was proobama in the primaries, 2016 i think will be a different story. >> they didn't want her at all and she did not get the brass ring without that media. howie, good to see you. >> same here, megyn. >> also developing tonight, a challenge to the national rifle association and it's fight to defend the second amend mtd since the shooting that killed six in california, several media outlets like the new york daily news have launched a new anti gun push. keep in mind three of the six were killed with a knife. they were stabbed to death. the news going as far today to suggest that the nra is somehow responsible for the loss of thousands of lives to object to funding for federal gun studies. we asked trace gallagher to do digging on this, trace? >> megyn, in the budget for next year, president obama included funding to research gun violence and needs congress to approve the budget but some lawmakers introduced legislation that will give the cdc $10 million a year. one of the bi

why is this on hilary? he has favored the islamist agenda since the very first. i think the fact we're putting this on hilary is dishonest and he has time and time again sanctioned good luck for his, you know, vicious -- attempt to fight boko haram. >> kt? >> i think we're missing the major point, how effective is american foreign policy. he continues to set up strong men, syria, russia, ukraine, crimea and whether boko haram and nigeria. we'll do something down here and have a hashtag campaign. american foreign policy in every administration i've been part of conducted in that space in between and if we cannot do this for the nigerians, the nigeria government has not decided to rescue these girls. no matter how much we want to we can't do it. >> last question, former navy s.e.a.l. jonathan as far as i'm concerned, it will be u.s. special forces, israeli special forces, maybe french, british, the nigerians don't have the capability to pull off. what should our role be, would special forces, should special forces be used to save the girls? >> absolutely. let me sa

hilary's with a bunch of weather students. how are we doing? >> reporter: yes, i am.n fact, frank, i have taken over school today at st. hillary and we are having weather school and if you guys enjoyed learning about the weather -- >> yeah! >> -- i love these kids. they have been great! some great second graders here learning all about the weather today. what a nice day here. started out with fog but getting plenty of sunshine now in tiburon. who wants to come up here and help me do the weather today? how about if we have you come on up here? what's your name, sir? >> colton. >> colton, come on up here. i want you to help me tell the weather today. this is a cool car huh? i'd i like to have one of these. you want one of these, too? >> yeah. >> you would be boy, the biggest guy on the block if you have one of these. hey, what's the temperature here today? can you see? >> 66.1 fahrenheit. >> that's very good. what about the barometric pressure? >> 29.90. >> that's right. high pressure now beginning to build in and what about is it very windy out here, can you tell? >> u

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the hilarious reaction when putting an old computer in front of kids. >> kind of like those old televisions that are like very boxy. >>> good morning on this memorial day. i'm diana perez. all of the victims have been identified in the isla vista killing spree that left seven people dead including the suspect, and they were all university of california santa barbara students including three people found stabbed inside the suspected shooter's apartment, and we've learned that the alleged gunman's parents tried to intervene in the moments before that shooting, but they were too late. abc's tahman bradley has the latest. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution. >> reporter: this chilling youtube video and a 141-page manifesto detailed the troubled life of elliot rodger and his alleged plan to kill. the digital trail paints a life filled with childhood bullying, loneliness and rejection. >> girls gave their affection and sex and love to other men but never to me. >> he was really, really upset about why is the world so unfair to him. >> reporter: police say rodger's rampage began when he killed t

president obama isn't running again but hilary clinton might and she was secretary of state. what was she doing at the time? the sper view last night first came to my mind the 2008 campaign by hilary clinton. the 3:00 a.m. phone call. who is going to be ready to take that 3:00 a.m. call? the president wasn't even in the situation room during a major emergency. >> the 23-year-old aid who doesn't believe this is important at all. and there are four dead americans including the first ambassador killed since 1979. >> he said well it's just old news. i don't know why it happens in politics it's okay to give up the investigation and i think essentially that's where we're at. but let me ask you another question. i want to add tommy veitor and the interview is picking up steam online. i tweeted this, is bret baier changing his twitter name to dude and he said i think i'll leave it. next time carny uses bush as an excuse respond, dude, that was 5 years ago. and tommy himself chiming in. no doubt that bret baier is a good dude. thanks for having me on. should he be the news dude from n

hilary clinton says there is no need for any more investigation into benghazi. >> of course, there are a lot of reasons why despite all of the hearings and all of the information that has been provided some chose not to be satisfied and continue to move forward. that is their choice. i don't believe there is any reason to continue in this way but they get the call the shots in congress. >> a far difference response from troy -- trey gowdy -- and he had this answer to suggestions that people like are choosing not to be satisfied. >> you can add to that the family members of the four murdered members and i would like to ask if you would you can explain why we were still in benghazi after everyone else pulled out and we were attacked twice already? >> the big question on the table is will the democrats take part and is hilary clinton out of touch? >> no, i think she realizes this isn't going to be good for her so she is going to say there is nothing here. i have to say that even though i think benghazi is important i was getting to the point it had run its course and they got as much info

it is hilarious. i love that she looked like a beauty pagent mom. that's all i kept hearing was her being like, you are gonna win the pageant. she looked like one of the stage moms. i don't know why she was so upset. >> she doesn't want it in her face, dan. >> you can chop that up and have so much audio. >> we live in a world where there is a natural response and it was behind the times. >> all we were missing i think was mud, a trampoline and the feathers. we could have had a good star show. >> have i some in my locker if you are interested. >> i was jumping over to get my hands over his eyes. he was obsessed with the draft. and now i don't even talk about the birds and the bees. now i have to talk about the bees and the bees. you explain that to a 7-year-old especially something as manly as football. >> often the parents tell me to leave their front yard, but i often -- i am a roving 6 educator. i read from various books. joanne, you are are looking quite tan. >> i was shocked. you shouted you go gi

david, what should the consequence bs and what impact on hilary, before we go? >> i think that they should form a select committee, congressional committee because they are not going to get a special prosecutor, and i'm not sure i would be in favor of that anyway, steve said that we already knew that this was a fabrication. of course we knew. the white house never admitted it and now they have to, even though they are still not admitting it. to your point about hilary, i don't deny her statement in that limited context was hey, somebody died, quit worrying about why. she knew when she made that when she was trying to distract and reflect that it wasn't a video. so she was part of that coverup. she clearly was part of that coverup so she does not deserve to be defended on the broader point, and i know you're not. >> we've been lied to on the irs rogue agents, health care, when they knew better keeping your plan doctor and saving money. a lot of lies. we'll see what the consequences are. thank you. >>> we examine the naacp's hypocrisy with donald sterling and the

i love "ted," that was a a hilarious movie.is new film -- >> jimmy: the movie takes place in the west. you want to tell everyone what it's about. >> well, it's -- really about two people meeting under very bizarre circumstances. and between there's a little comedy in there. >> jimmy: there's a lot of comedy. you, liam neeson. sarah silverman's really funny. giovanni ribisi -- >> everybody, great cast. >> jimmy: well shot and well done. we have a clip here. it's charlize theron with seth macfarlane in "a million ways to die in the west." take a look. >> that's them. pretend you just said something funny. [ laughter ] >> oh, my god, you are so hilarious. where do you come up -- no you pretend i said something funny. >> stop, stop, just introduce me. >> introduce me. oh, hi. >> hey. >> foy and louise, right? >> that's right. >> this is anna she's -- >> i'm his girlfriend. >> she's my girlfriend. the's the new g.f. big time. >> it's sexual activity. >> all the time. i live inside her, so if you want to send me a letter, you got to

that was hilarious. hilarious. still going. i'd like to take a moment to recognize the first lady. when you showed us how to tear a phone book in half with your bare hands. that was incredible. i would also like to thank the white house correspondents' association for having me and for not being able to book jimmy fallon. that's true. look, i know it's been a long night but i promise that tonight will be both amusing and over quickly just like chris christie presidential bid. i got a lot of these tonight. so buckle up, governor christie. excuse me. extender buckle up. no. i deserve that. i agree on that one. you're right on. allow me to tell you a little about myself. my name is joel mchale. i'm on an nbc show called "community." that's exactly what i thought. i also host a show called "the soup" which is on the e! network. thank you. to republicans in the room, e! is the deeply closeted gay son likes to watch. for the democrats it's the channel your openly gay son likes to watch. the kardashians are on that channel. and they are republicans, because they are always trying to screw

that was classic and hilarious, hilarious still going. i'd like to take a mement to recognize the first lady, mrs. obama you have been very kind to me and my family. especially when you showed us how to tear a phone book in half with your bare hands. that is incredible. i'd like to thank the white house correspondents' association for having me. and for not being able to book jimmy fallon. that is true. all right. um, look. i know it's been a long night. i promise that tonight will be both amusing and over quickly. just like chris christie's presidential by the. i got a lot of these tonight. so, buckle up, governor christie, excuse me, extender, buckle up. oh. i deserve that. i agree on that one. allow me to tell you about myself. my name is joel mchale on a nbc show called "community". that is what i thi also host a soup" on the e network. two republicans in tendance, e is a chance your deeply closeted gay son likes to watch. democrats it's the same channel your happy, openly gay son likes to watch. he's also home for the kardashians who

that was hilarious, hilarious. still going.i would like to take a moment to recognize the first lady, mrs. obama, you have been very kind to me and my family, especially when you showed us all how to tear up phone book in half with your bare hands. that was incredible. i'll also like to thank the white house respondents association for having me and not being able to look jimmy fallon. that is true. i know it has been a long night but i promise that tonight will be both amusing and over quickly, just like chris christie's residential bid. i have got a lot of these tonight >> excuse me, extender buckle up. to tell you a little bit about myself. my name is joel mchale. i'm on an nbc show called "community." [applause] that is exactly what i thought. i also host a show called the soup which is on the e network. in attendance, ee is a channel that you're deeply closeted gay son likes to watch. channel forme democrats, that you're openly gay son likes to watch. it is home to the kardashians who, believe it or not, are republicans. i

turn out to be bad in this race for hilary clinton.l rove here. in 2008, her campaign didn't work out well so how would it work now? >> it didn't work out too well last time around but a little bit has changed. in 2006, 39% of the people in the democratic primary process chose hilary clinton. today if you look at it when matched up against people thinking about running she takes 69%. so she is in a better position than she was in 2006. >> why do you think that is? we have had benghazi and other things that would bother her field. >> i take it as the field is weak weaker. no body who was predicting obama would be a challenge to here. but that was the bigger field and better field and stronger c competit competit competitors. but the problem is she is seen as inevitable and people don't like people who have had made. they want to see a scrapper and a fighter. if that happens, people pick at your faults. being the front runner as advantages but disadvantages when you are this far out in front. the second problem with inevitability is it i

hilary rodhah clinton did nothing to publicize. she had blood on her hands relative to her years as secretary of state and her failure to put the cheese on the cracker. women can't drive and can't be seen in public with men they are not related to and women are stoned to death and women under, four male eyewitnesss when they are raped. >> that's right. >> so the question why didn't they designate this. >> this may blow your theory all of us on the left are ignore rant -- >> i don't think so, but you can try. >> hillary clinton was wrong not to list them as a terrorist group. it's who was giving her advice. it was the fbi, it were people that she should have paid attention to. at the same time, i don't think you do anybody a favor when you say that move on.org is the reason she didn't. move on.org at any given time and i'm not a big fan but they have a thousand petitions, put up by some people. >> it was at the time they were -- >> you admitted and acknowledged -- the navy seal in the audience. >> how many people think the hashtag c

hilary clinton's watch. in the middle of the civil war they should never have had the embassy under state department command. i would have had in under military demand. so many times someone asked hilary clinton for more security and she turned it down. >> senator paul claims the cia age agents there were sent off around the world to prevent them from giving testimony. >> back to president obama's climate agenda. making the case that global warming is a growing threat to america as the president holds events to push for climate change. michael is here. good morning to you. what new regulations does the white house want if they get their way? >> quite a few regulations most having to do with capping carbon outputs by various people producing energy, kohl -- coal -- and that sort of thing. it is rife with suggestions. and someone i know who follows this says the original report was so big your computer alerted you when you clicked on it to download it this is a huge file. it is a lot and wide and a lot of thin

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it's so hilariously funny but also very sweet.aughing and crying. [ laughter ] but i'm a very emotional guy. seth rogan is here you guys. [ cheers and applause ] he's a funny, funny guy. >> steve: love that dude. >> jimmy: it's a funny, funny movie. >> steve: he's a delight. >> jimmy: plus, he stars in the new hbo film. he's amazing in it, "the normal heart." matt bomer is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and you want good music? you guys like good music? [ cheers and applause ] we have it tonight! >> steve: what! >> jimmy: i've known this band, not before they were famous, but after they were famous. but -- [ laughter ] -- still a long time. >> steve: yeah, a long time. >> jimmy: i can't take credit for any of their success. >> steve: but you were their number millionth fan. >> jimmy: that's right. i have all their albums. the first one, self-titled. i have "parachutes." i have "and then you shoot your cousin." [ laughter ] i have -- >> steve: "sweet 16"-- >> jimmy: that's right, "sweet 16" was a big one. but they just grow m

hilary certainly does.on the republican side, jeb bush is on my foundation, governor of wisconsin, governor christie is mentioned all the time. she's are people with executive experience, at least they know what it is and they won't have excuse of, i didn't know what it was like when i got elected. these are people, all of whom would be great if the country had the choice among them bob do you think chris christie was hurt by this bridge scandal? >> i don't know. it's a long time between now and then i'm sure he wished that it ha nt happened. chris christie is going to be judged based on the job he does leaving the new jersey job, deficit, freedoms in new jersey, how clean the air is. all the things that governors are supposed to do. that in the end is what he's going to have to run on that record. bit i guess he wishes it hadn't happened. that's not what this election is going to be about. >> schieffer: would you ever think of running for president? >> if i thought i could win, would be something to consid

this is hilarious. the 40th anniversary of "blazing saddles." a special 40th collection out now.oting an upcoming guest on this program. >> max brooks. >> max brooks will be seen here on pbs in the coming days. mel brooks, i'm honored to have you on this program. >> i have one question and then i will go. >> where did tavis come from? living in my aunt was texas. she must have met some man in texas. >> a traveling salesman. >> probably. >> my name is tavis. i would love to have a cup of tea with you. [laughter] >> the rest of it is history. >> it is good. the tavis smiley show. give me a minute. i joke. there are many i say no to, but i like you. the next thing is radar. we have got to do radar togeth er. >> love you, mel brooks. faith.ys, keep the >> for more information on today show, visit taverns -- tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> hi. i am tavis smiley. join us next time. see you then. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> >>> next, the drought plus an early heat wave for a hot fire season. >>> coming back with wes moore, a glimpse of th

>> no, you are hilarious.. >> what she wants is a man, that girl, not some wimpering little girl. >> anything bill needs to do to improve his act? >> maybe newer pants. >> shirts and pants, holy shirts and pants. >> tell me about that speech. >> it's already got the fox news feel to it, this interview, which is awesome. you can taste the vibe. >> i'm just messing with you sasquatch. >> are you a big o'reilly factor fan? >> i've never seen his show. >> shocking. >> are you mocking me? >> i don't even watch tv. [ laughter ] >> except fox, right? >> yeah, occasionally. >> anything to say to bill o'reilly. do you ever watch the factor? >> to who? >> what the hell is the world coming to? >> what is the meaning of nudity week? >> i think it's just providing a comfortable space for people to express themselves. >> you know, gender expression, gender performativety. >> what is gender performativety? >> this conversation is getting strange. >> do you think this is a ruse to see your classmates nude? >> no, this are oth

hilario hilarious. ha one of the things i like about the show. them. all of the show iss written by all british folks. all brilts thafrmenbrits, their. i have five, six cuss word i use in rotation, a lot. they have just got a vast list. they called, there is a character on the show named jonah on the show. kind of a jerk. >> jimmy: real jerk. >> they called him human cman scaffolding. largest single celled organism, the washington monument if it was made entirely of dead penises. ha-ha-ha! >> jimmy: that's the british for you. >> that is a skill. that is a skill. >> jimmy: a specialized skill, yeah. >> very specialized. >> jimmy: arrested develop. fans continually bring the show up to you. >> yeah, they do. so nice. people who loved arrested development for sure. i think when i was in florida, i was speaking at florida state university just to their students you. know i remember, this one time. this happened some times where people will come up and say, do you remember this scene where buster, you know, did this? and the scene and this thing happ

hilarious. hilarious. still going. i'd like to take a moment to recognize the first lady, mrs.ly, especially when you showed us all how to tear a phone book in half with your bare hands. that was incredible. i'd also like to thank the white house correspondents' association for having me and for not being able to book jimmy fallon. that's true. all right. look. i know it's been a long night but i promise that tonight will be both amusing and over quickly, just like chris christie's presidential bid. i got a lot of these tonight, so buckle up, governor christie. excuse me, extender buckle up. oh. i deserve that. i agree on that one. you're right on. now allow me to tell you a little bit about myself. my name is joel mchale. i'm on an nbc show called "community." [ applause ] that's exactly what i thought. i also host a show called "the soup" which is on the e! netwo network. e is the channel that your deeply closeted gay son likes to watch. democrats, it's the same channel that your happy openly gay son likes to watch. e is also home to the kardashians who, believe it or not, ar

hilarious.ur going to do a a comedy bit and it will be maybe the first time i've taken my shirt off on the "tonight show." [ cheers ] >> steve: tonight. >> jimmy: maybe the last. maybe the last. yeah. and we got great music from conor oberst, everybody. oh, my gosh. a talented, talented musician. hey guys when we took over the "tonight show" we said we wanted to take it on the road whenever we could. i think it's fun to travel around the great country. so, our first road trip is coming up next month. we're going where the sun shines, the weather is fine. it's always fun time and everything rhymes. that's right we're going orlando, florida everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] we're going to be down at universal studios from june 16th through the 19th. we got great guests. jennifer lopez, pitbull, tracy morgan. plus the great first look at the brand new harry potter diagon alley theme park. >> steve: i can't wait. >> jimmy: apparently amazing. the guy who did the sets of all the harry potter movie

. >> highlights from her hilarious visit anchor desk just days before she retires. >>> hey, good morning. we want to start off by wishing all the moms out there a happy mother's day, including our own bianna golodryga, mother of little jake. >> aw, thank you. happy mother's day to your mom, sara. dan, your mom, ron, your mom and my mom, of course. >> i want you to know i spent all night buying these flowers and decorating this set just for you. >> you are such a liar. >> i did, too. >> don't horn in on this, claiborne. it was me. >> they are beautiful flowers. our staff worked all night bringing them in. >> you're welcome. >> you're welcome. >> happy mother's day to all the moms across the country. and of course this special edition of "gma mom testers" one of our favorite segments. on this mother's day. these mothers try out three as-seen-on-tv products. including the wow cup. hey, i think this wow cup will change people's lives. it is incredible. we'll see what gets their seal of approval. we'll "spill" the details. an operative word here. >> a pun. i'm prepared to be amazed. >>> we're

. >> yeah, hilarious. >> i forget who said it and i was shocked in fact, jay-z would have been within his rights to fight back. what do you think of that? >> i think he handled it beautifully. >> perfectly. >> like a real gentleman, like a man should. >> i was raised, you never raise your hands to a woman period. i take marshall arts, so i know how to block. >> i know. >> i mean -- >> pound for pound -- >> i mean, what if he did fight back here? katy? >> if he fought back it would have been a much bigger pr problem than it is. in general, men should not hit women but feminists will say -- >> she's kicking -- >> men -- >> wait a minute -- >> in self-defense. >> women, the way they drink, i don't know what it is but they are happy, happy and then kunk, a switch goes off and roar. >> if he would have like hit her back. >> or pushed her off. >> you're allowed 12 blows. my wife is american indian. i say okay you can hit me 12 times and after 12 i go -- >> you're saying you hit your wife? >> i've hit my wife. >> seriously? >> and then i get another 12. >> we need to report that. >> your wif

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i think this book that hilary just mentioned, she struggled coming up with the question saying what islishment. if she can't come up with an answer, that's a bigger problem. >> thinking about her presidential ambitions it's much more important that she has an answer to what did you do as she needs to have an answer to that question. i don't think she actually needs to have an answer to a question about monica lewinsky. that wasn't a critical issue in her race, it's not been critical in defining bill clinton's legacy. >> i don't remember it coming up in her presidential campaign. i don't think anybody asked her about it. >> someone asked chelsea about it in the '08 cycle. >> it's not about her, and i think the country is interested in hillary clinton and what she has to say. >> let me turn you to 2014. we know in poll after poll after poll, republicans are more motivated, republicans are more excited. the president is out there going, we have a congenital defect in the democratic party. we don't vote in midterm. he's sitting on a 43% approval rating. what kicks democrats out at this poi

plus this dude is just hilarious in everything he does. he's a talented guy, as well.so funny. movies, tv, standup, music. craig robinson is dropping by! >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: also tonight -- it's just so great to be in this city. don't you love new york city so much? this is my favorite city in the whole wide world. well, great to be here because we get to have the talents of broadway right down the street from us. and it's great. if you haven't seen a broadway play, go check out any play. i think broadway.com, you get tickets. but this show right here, tonight, "a gentleman's guide to love and murder." it's tonight. we're going to see it right here. [ applause ] they're nominated for 10 tonys. >> steve: 10 tonys. >> jimmy: 10 tony -- the most of any show out there right now on broadway. it got nominated for ten. and the story is about a a british commoner who realizes that he has a shot at becoming an earl. okay, so all you have to do is murder eight members of the wealthy family in order to get that title. >> steve: there you go. >> ji

crisis, they do tend to think that of the most recent work we've hilary clinton those have been expensive in particular in terms of the medical we've had, the key brain injuries. if you look in the -- the gao has explained this. the vast burden on the v.a. is actually coming from vietnam and koreans that -- it's not just because they have war-related injuries. but because they are now -- they have all of the health issues related to everyone else their age, and those are the primary cause of a lot of v.a.'s problems. >> you know, this scandal is politically potent precisely because it is in a sense so nonpolitical. we all, republicans, democrats, liberals, conservatives, we all care about our veterans. here's what house speaker boehner had to say. >> these are men and women who served our country and we can't just let them down. we've let them die. this is awful stuff. somebody ought to be held accountable for it. >> chuck, can republicans convince voters to hold democratic candidates running for election or re-election in midterms to hold them accountable for the v.a. scandal? >> that's

if you haven't seen it, it was hilarious. take a look. >> as god is my witness, i would never do anything to hurt you. >> okay. you know what, and to prove it we have an exclusive look at the video, this time with the audio completely. >> it shows a completely different story. look. >> man, what a great party. >> i know. yup! >> oh, my god. there's a spider on you? >> what? get it! i got it. oh, great job. i love you, solange. >> i love you, too. >> former cast member came on a few seconds later as beyonce. it was hosted by'd sandberg marking his first time as host since he left "saturday night live". he took on nicolas cage. and he was full of other surprises with snl alum. they all took part in the same sketch. now that the season is over, we want to know who would you like to see host next season? let us know using #orangeroom. i'm sure you will come up with good ideas. >> funny stuff. a campaign for lester holt. >> yeah. because i don't have time in my schedule. >>> a man i wanted to call my biggest fan. he serves this co