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there's tubes, bananas, all that stuff you holon to.er and go into the booth, make a record and jump back in the water. it's the best -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: best gig in the whole wide world. >> and that's why this is the best album in the world. >> jimmy: that's right. [ cheers and applause ] it is the greatest album in the world. >> it's the greatest album. >> jimmy: it really is. >> it was so much fun. so much fun. >> jimmy: and you got some good, little guest stars on here, too. mary j. blige. >> yes, missy. >> jimmy: you have missy on there, too. who is -- i don't know. serani. >> serani, that's the reggae guy. >> jimmy: i don't know him. serani. [ cheers ] >> he's dope right now. you know serani? serani is like one of the hottest, like, dance hall dudes out right now. >> jimmy: really? >> do they still say dance hall? >> jimmy: yeah, at the rave clubs, they do. [ laughter ] at all the raves i gto, they're always like, "you got any serani, man?" [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's what your jack was doing. did y

just on the issue of transparency holon, on how close the system was, when we came into the office inere one of only three states in the country where you could get on limited and up -- gelb on limited an undisclosed amounts of money to a political party. you ought to disclose where it's coming from. in 2004, we said -- he used to be on the back of a number of. money would go to the agency, but then we would say, you best be finding these bayh projects. we said no to that. someone saying, you could pull up on a keyboard how much has been given to a candidate, and from where. i got that, and then we work in 2007 to have online disclosure of all state expenditures. but in many cases, if you are in the know in columbia, it is a pretty good system. but if your not, it is not such a bad system. it's time to open the system up and create -- and that is been troubled by 6.5 years. and the other part of this, and why spending caps are important, it is tied to this larger notion of the executive branch not having a better perspective on where money ought to be spent. but it does have a differe