because of the hookers out here. why?like you keep picking them up. >> what's going through your head, buddy? >> nothing. i just don't think. >> can you understand why i'm out here doing this? >> yes. >> this video is one of his more popular ones on youtube. more than 300,000 hits and counting. maybe because of how shocking it is. only moments before this confrontation, bates is out on his normal rounds, shooting video, when a big delivery truck catches his eye. >> i didn't pay any attention to it. it's a huge truck. except, i noticed he kept circling this prostitute in this park. and so i decided to start rolling on him. well, sure enough, he pulls up to her, she gets up to the cab, starts talking to him. a minute later, boom, she's around. she's in the cab. they're driving away. >> so he follows the truck to a popular local restaurant, where it parks. >> i'm thinking this is it, they're going to do it there in the cab of the truck. no. they get out of the truck. they go around to the back of the truck. they open up the

i would point hookers out to them. >> i got that good. >> jimmy: they were never hookers.d point out random women. they would be like, really hour, do you know? you just know when you are here. how do you know? when there is a hooker around? will that be in the book? >> no, that won't be in the book. you just know. they're watching everything. paying attention. they kind of look do their whole thing before they move in. start the conversation. and then you see them leave with an unsuspecting guys. then you see them back not too much longer. so, you know? >> jimmy: you learned a lot in las vegas, what you are saying? >> yes, yes. i did. >> jimmy: it's something else. great to see you again. congratulations. and you recommend the whole waiting thing? >> i do. i do. i do. yeah, i love it. >> jimmy: did your husband go, like, oh, what a mistake i made? >> no, i think he is very happy. this is honestly the happest i have ever been in my life -- happiest i have ever been in my life. >> jimmy: because of meeting me. really very sweet of you to say. >> i think it is because of how

i am usually like the hooker with the heart of gold. >> i spoke to her right before she went on stage in new york. >> you said that your life has been about turning negatives into positives. and you survived what had to have been one of the worst experiences that any woman could go through. you told the story about you and your best friend being in your apartment, two brothers, breaking into your apartment. they raped both of you, and your husband at the time, peter, witnessed this. and those two men are in prison now. what you said in an interview to larry king was, with the rape, i mean i became a deeper, more compassionate person. i became a better actor. how so? >> well, you know, i am fortunate i am a creative person so i can take my pain and funnel those feelings into my work. and something really horrific like that happens to you, you can use it as an actor. you become more sympathetic and empathetic to other people's pain. and such was the case for me. i was able to use it in my acting. and turn my pain into purpose and become someone who uses my life experience as well as my

i would point hookers out to them. >> i got that good. >> jimmy: they were never hookers. they would be like, really hour, do you know? you just know when you are here. how do you know? when there is a hooker around? will that be in the book? >> no, that won't be in the book. you just know. they're watching everything. paying attention. they kind of look do their whole thing before they move in. start the conversation. and then you see them leave with an unsuspecting guys. then you see them back not too much longer. so, you know? >> jimmy: you learned a lot in las vegas, what you are saying? >> yes, yes. i did. >> jimmy: it's something else. great to see you again. congratulations. and you recommend the whole waiting thing? >> i do. i do. i do. yeah, i love it. >> jimmy: did your husband go, like, oh, what a mistake i made? >> no, i think he is very happy. this is honestly the happest i have ever been in my life -- happiest i have ever been in my life. >> jimmy: because of meeting me. really very sweet of you to say. >> i think it is because of how we approached everything

. >> how about you not be having sex with hookers back here, buddy? >> caught by surprise -- >> she just punched me like a dude in the face. >> with only seconds to react. >> i said, "you need to get the "f" out of here before i blow your f-ing head off. >> there's no turning back, and it's all caught on camera. "caught on camera: point of no return." an undercover surveillance operation quickly erupts into a violent shoot-out with one police officer in the fight for his life. >> i cannot believe that i survived something like this. >> john savedra has been a narcotics detective in miami since 2007. to crack down on the drug trade in miami-dade county, detective savedra and the fbi target grow houses -- otherwise ordinary looking homes used to illegally plant, grow, and sell marijuana. in 2012 they set their sights on a suspected operation in west miami-dade. >> the plan was to get to the house, see who was coming in and out of the house. once the surveillance takes place, the plan then changes to, okay, let's knock on the door and find out who lives

if i said hookers would you stick around. well, then it's hookers.cute ones, too >>> the cool kids. hit the skids. a new decade long study that definitely needed to be done has found that teens who acted cool in school were more likely to have problems in early adult hood. researchers followed 184 adolescents from ages 13 to 23 and reported that those who were dating and breaking the rules later became less competent in relationships and had more issues with drugs, booze and the law. said the author of the study said that their behavior may have linked to pope lar it. overtime. these kids needed more and more extreme behaviors to try to appear cool. what a brilliant assessment. if only someone had written a book about this topic. anyway. keep going. i didn't even think that was going to happen. that was really nice everybody. what a nice surprise. we asked a cool kid to comment. >> this is my smoking cat. >> do you see what i mean? once you start smoking, it's all over. >> i think that's an ecig. andy, are you an exception to the rule. >> no, my life

i wasn't kidding, but i told college guys, get a hooker. >> i don't think they can afford either. >> they are going to have to. >> i couldn't afford noodles. >> you will have to get a lawyer involved. >> the main problem was affordability clearly. >> a hooker. it is not a nice one. it is one with a limp, $75. >> i don't endorse that decision for anybody. >> what happened to holding hands, ellison? i used to reach in and grab hold of the hand and i could feel whether they wanted to go in for a smooch. >> aunt bea died. the problem is you hold their hand and drag them into the cellar and then cuff that happened -- that hand. >> i was never complainingy -- complaining though. i said yes the whole time. jew say this is all on men. what about the women? they are aggressive and jumping on the guy. >> that's balogna. such balogna. there is no woman to force me to have 6. >> even if it is part of a feminist mythology whether or not they were brainwashed they were coming out of their classes and they are climbing on the men and not letting them go. >> that's a 5:00 shadow. >> you really the n

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i mean it was like the hooker with the heart of gold. >> i was really worried for steven during rehearsal. things. it's so awful. everybody is going to hate me. but slowly but surely through the rehearsal process, i reinvented the character. i made her game russ and very self absorbed and fun to watch and someone you loved to hate. she comes around in the end. and softens a bit. >> not the same through the whole show. she grows. i was so thrilled to be offered, you know, in a rogers and ham style musical. i am not really a singer. this role happens to be the biggest speaking part and the smallest singing part. to be on broadway in such a classic tail in a rogers and ham stein musical, it's phenomenal. i am having such a large experience. it's one of the great highlights in my career. >> so is it actually fun getting to be the mean person? >> it's so fun. it's fun at the end, you know. the audience is so grateful. well, i know that i am faring well out there and i am helping the show, you know, sell tickets and things and that's all marvelous because it's such a great company and such a be

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probably a hooker. [ laughter ] but i'm doing something with my life! >> seth: you are? >> yes!> seth: okay, really? what -- what are you doing? >> i created a new product called "aww, sandy." >> seth: oh, right. after your dog, sandy. that's terrific. does it help animals? >> no. you know when you go to the beach and you get sand in your swimsuit and it makes your skin all irritated down there? >> seth: sure, i guess, yeah. >> you know, in your daddy and your warbucks? >> seth: yeah, i don't like this. yeah. [ laughter ] we get -- i get what you're talking about. >> well, "aww, sandy" is an ointment for that kind of irritation, but when it is caused by an std. [ laughter ] >> seth: i hope you don't have an std. >> seth, i've never had one std. >> seth: well, that's good. >> at a time. [ laughter ] it's more like three or four. >> seth: grown-up annie, you know, i have to say it sounds like things have only gotten worse since the last time we talked. >> well, it hasn't been an easy life for me, seth. >> seth: you're right, grown-up annie. i'm really sorry about that. it hasn't b

. >> even if you never laid a hand on a hooker again that will not change what is so impossible to understandthis morning when you came in my room i was practically naked and you did not look at my body once. not once. and yet your face was filled with such love. i start with a confession. when this thing came out i did not think i was feeling it. episode andfirst it was ok. i tuned in the next week and got a little more interesting. he for i knew it i was hooked -- before i knew it i was hooked. i did not expect to be. the writing on this thing, is so good. some of the issues that are being explored in the 1950's are just so to leading. >> and still relevant and back to, but definitely the storyline with margaret scully, they had not written it when they asked me to come on board. talked to me about where they wanted to go with this character and i thought it sounded like an amazing story line to get to work on. just heartbreaking to what this her lifelizes, and unravels. getting, she is not she is not orgasms, having sex and why does her husband not love her and for him, an amazing time to

the hooker a guy, was there meth. did you make your wife be present at your tv apology? a rachel maddow viewer put the televangelist graph on a mug in case you ever need to be reminded. but as everyone in american press conference today searches for analogies to try to convey how big a deal it is that the next speaker of the house, the house majority leader, lost his seat in congress yesterday, in a primary defeat that nobody saw coming, i think it's helpful, again, to try to break this down a little bit. i mean, we're always talking about shocks in politics, right? shox and surprises and upsets, earthquakes in politics. i think that, by nature, is because pundits are prone to high personry. in order to really understand whether or not this is as big a deal as everybody says, i think it's worth breaking it down, which i'm sorry to say i'm now going to do by standing up. okay, behold. modern u.s. political shockers, a chart. all right. this is a representative sample, what we're going to build here, is sort of a repres

i used to be friends with all the hookers who lived down the street. [ laughter ] they were my firstoing great. i'm friends with hookers and magicians." [ laughter ] "get pregnant and i'll come home." [ laughter and applause ] i hope this is true. if it's not, i want it to be true so badly, so just lie and tell me it is. when you were younger you wanted to be a rapper? >> yeah, 100%. >> seth: 100%. >> yeah. [ laughter ] i still kind of do. >> seth: you still kind of do? that's great. >> yeah. >> seth: you have that -- you have a rapper's energy about you. [ laughter ] >> i know. no, i do. i was called -- my rapper name was big tub. >> seth: that was -- wait, big tub -- was that your rap name? >> that was my rap name. >> seth: big tub? >> yeah. >> seth: did you pick last? [ laughter ] >> i was very paranoid about my weight. i was hearing about you being sick today. >> seth: oh, yeah. >> i got quite in the last couple of days, and i was like, so excited about it. i'm like, oh, next week i'm going to be so skinny." [ laughter ] >> seth: you're like, "oh, i feel terrible." then on the wa

should have been mouthwash. 60-buck hooker. next she'll be running for mayor. look at this.you boys look like you could party hearty. just taking a drive. mmm-- well, i know what i'd like to be driving. little baby wants to come out and play. little baby wants to know... how much? that all depends on the game. three is company, four is a ball. well, mine is making me all wet and sticky. yours is a cop, girl. woman: malloy, ain't you got nothing better to do than screw with us? good to see you, too, chi chi.

. >> apparently he just apologized on facebook, but guns, kgaydar and hookers shoo sure would have maderesting platform. >>> should the u.s. send military advisers to new york? 35% of you say yes, 65% say no. those numbers aren't very high. alts surprising when you talk about military advisers and not putting troops on the ground but it is reflective of how anxious the american people are of getting into another war. does public opinion matter in this? >> i think it matters. but also when it comes to foreign policy, america's more leery in general. it takes a leader to come out and make the case. that's what the president's got to do. he's got to make the case of what are these advisers going to do. americans paurt the idea of air strikes. they oppose reintroduction of troops. >> that's not a scientific poll. what would you say to convince them that sending in military advisers is a good idea. >> first and foremost we have to figure out what are the u.s. interests there. we sent those to our mission there. do we want disincident grace of iraq? what does that look like? are whenning iran

shopping, but now there is a seedy type of hopping going on in the heart of san francisco, shopping for hookers. and it's taken an even darker turn as women, many victims of human trafficking are being brought in for business. cheryl hurd is live in the city with what police plan to do about it. cheryl? >> reporter: well, jessica, i talked to the captain from central station tonight. and he says that he met with business owners and managers of hotels nearby. he says that prostitution is becoming real bad for business, and it's becoming dangerous for tourists. at night, union square turns into a different type of shopping district. >> sometimes, you know, i'll come out, go around the corner, maybe by starbucks, and see, you know, girls dressed a little scantily clad, you could say. >> reporter: businesses and hotel owners are seeing it too. prostitution is taking over a slice of san francisco's union square. >> they might offer services and i politely decline usually. >> the police may know about it, but there aren't any undercovers that i've seen working it. >> reporter: long-time san francisca

that paraplegic hooker's good for two chapters alone. those doors to perception, i'll promise, you'll have an entire novel. enrique? ricardo down at the java barn in soho said you could hook us up? twenty bucks. that sounds reasonable. and you have something for us? that was just the house fee. enrique's downstairs, third door on your left. it's the second door on the left, right? i don't know. i'm just trying not to pee my pants.

it's like a hooker going after your pimp. i haven't seen this kind of cover-up since robin williams played "mrs. doubtfire." what does it take for the mainstream media to care that irs have to execute tea partiers or have to say i hope these bullets recyclable. the irs scandal, with the va stuff, the p.o.w., it shows every part of the obama apple is bad. used to be able to eat around the worm. now it's all worm and no apple. >> you pointed out -- maybe i heard the guy -- >> the arrogance. the smile he had going on there. >> so koskinen sits there like butter would not melt. okay. that i think also is the other thing that has really irritated people. not just the guys on the committee but people watching at home thinking how can he sit there. the thing is, greg points out something. he's a big time political donor. he was doing his public service. by public he doesn't mean working for all of us he means working for the democrats. that's what i think is amazing -- think of the position that president obama's administration has

maybe she's a hooker, who knows? who's next? >> i'm from chicago, but i'm now based in san francisco. >> have you ever had sex with someone you met on the internet? >> jimmy: has herbert -- never met a herbert before -- had sex with -- let's find out. >> no. no. no, i haven't. had sex with someone on the internet. no. >> but i did buy this giant hat on the internet. i believe we have one more. >> i'm marcie from cleveland, ohio. >> have you ever had sex with someone you met on the internet? >> no! >> jimmy: most of the audience is saying no. let's find out. >> ummm, maybe. ummm, yeah, but of course, i knew the person a long time before anything like that happened, you know. >> how long did it last? >> well, with lesbians, you go for eight hours or whatever. so i would say probably seven, eight hours. >> i actually meant the relationship. >> yeah, eight hours. >> jimmy: eight hours. [ applause ] the world cup continued in brazil today. the big story of the world cup right now, maybe of the whole thing, a player from uruguay who a

. >> by the way, the hookers who are buying houses because of bill maher don't hate him. >> they hate> they hate what they must do to get that house. don't get any ideas, joanne. all right, please keep your poo in the loo. the denver office of the environmental protection agency is urging employees not to think outside of the toilet after reports that someone poo-luted in a hallway. like that? i do. the website government executive got uh hold of an e-mail sent to all epa staff in the area that mentioned several incidents of bathroom shaw fan gnaw begans. and there was an individual placing feces in the hallway. is that pleural? plural? isn't there a fee - feces rule? >> feci? jay they consulted with a workplace violence expert who said hallway feces is a health and safety risk. thanks, expert. what else was clogging the toilets 1234 take a look. >> it is a bad version of shaw shank. >> i don't know what happened. he is not going out on the dates soon. katherine, can the epa protect the environment if they can't protect their own hallways from poop. >> i think it shows that global war

. >> i think he is doing it so he can have sex with hookers in brazil and getting high. isn't that what we all want? >> no thanks. prostitution is gross. they have to be paid so much money to for gnaw indicate with me, it is tough on my ego. >> i don't like it when it is like give me $100 and maybe if are you covered in latex. that's not flattering. >> capitalism is always flattering. >> very good. way to button up that segment with with a wild statement. coming up, are women giving birth in the wild? beats the parking lot at wal-mart. word from our spawns every. now a word from our sponsor. >> tonight's c block is sponsored by the belgian army knife. it comes with flip out attachments including the foam finger, the hitchhiker's thumb and the sacks uh phone and the belgian army knife user manual. you wouldn't want to be caught without it. thanks belgian army knife. >> all right, should you give birth in the dir -- th. should the delivery be outdoorsy? there is a new reality show that will follow soon boob parents >> that will follow soon to be parents. itit is graphic, p

. >> you can get it in vegas along with a hooker and crab. >> this is spes particular to new york cityecific to new york city. >> ♪ shake shack smote. ♪. >> no, when you go to a mcdonald's now it is dirty. >> wait a minute. i don't agree. >> i agree. >> you are talking about the urban -- >> that's what i said. >> the inner city mcdonalds? jay no, the in city mcdonald's. >> mcdonalds, mcdonalds, mcdonalds. >> you get into the open road and pull into a rest area, mcdonald's has the best. [inaudible]. >> by the way, joe, i don't know if you have a food allergy, but for those who have celiac disease mcdonalds is one of the few places you can get a gluten free meal. >> mcdonalds, people make fun of the healthy options, but the salads are not bad. >> no one is going in there and saying i can't wait for the pleasurable experience that is going to mcdonald ails. it is give me the food and let me shove it down my throat. >> the wi-fi is free and the coffee is not bad and now they have these wonderful -- they have designers in there. >> are you working for mcdonalds? >> i shouldn't be plugging t

grand theft auto. [ laughter ] so it was probably unnecessary for him to pull er and beat up that hookeriss truly crazy. a high school in arizona add ai, "i'm working a dblshift" which features students who are teen parents. [ audience ohs ] while in florida, that section is just lled sophomores. [ laughter and applause ] some cat new you guys like cat news? [ cheers ] a 24-year-old cat in englandas en named the world's oldest cat. that cat is so old, if you give it a ball of yar it knits. [ lauger ] cat snap! [ laughter ] that concludes tonight's cat snap. [ light laughter ] i just, you know, sometimes cats get full of themselves and you need -- you need to snap a cat. [ laughter ] you know, you need to -- you know, i grew up in a place with cats and people would snap each other. [ laughter ] t sure what to think of this. "the new york times" reports that for $1,000 a month, men can hire a social development coach. a social development coach to help them appear more confident when talking to women. that way you can confidently tell a woman i had to hire a coach so could i talk to you. [

. >> right but nobody gets caught with a hooker and a grinder of lightly roasted beans. >> speak forurself. >> the point that i wanted to make to everybody is that if you were with your, you know, loved one, a girled friend or boyfriend and you were able to get through tom's 15 talking points about coffee, turn around and marry that person. >> exactly. >> one of the most boring things i've ever heard. >> i love this stuff. >> it's come far. you could get a good cup of coffee at jfk now. there's a nice gourmet coffee shop there. joanne, isn't this about the economy. people complain about the privilege of coffee whatever but it helps -- for every guy drinking a cup of coffee there's someone that poor country who is picking those beans. >> but this is america for you. oversized, overcaffeinated and in his case, cheap. he got it for free because he's a member and he -- he worked the system which is what i like. because their coffee is already overpriced so now he gets this free one any size he wants so he's load me up. >> i don't drink at star bucks at often. it is not overpriced. if you

here is the hooker though.ed people on the ground with the iraqis to coordinate those aircraft. much as we have special forces on the ground, with the northern alliance to coordinate the attacks against the taliban in 2001, this business of never putting boots on the ground i don't know how you fight effectively ground operations even in support put boots on the ground. in one of barack obama's ears and out the other because he is so committed to the political statements that he made when when he ran fr re-election in 2012 saying iraq has won, iraq is safe and it's because of me that happened and i'm6wzr1 bringing the troops home. >> george? >> the president is, in fact, implementing the foreign policy he promised. it was reen. by one word. retreatment by another. implements the foreign policy that secretary of state hillary clinton facilitated without expressing any qualms. he is implementing a policy that the american public has said in polls it wants right now. it wants it at least until it gets queazy by lo

it's like a hooker going after your pimp. i haven't seen this kind of cover-up since robin williams played "mrs. doubtfire." what does it take for the mainstream media to care that irs have to execute tea partiers or have to say i hope these bullets recyclable. the irs scandal, with the va stuff, the p.o.w., it shows every part of the obama apple is bad. used to be able to eat around the worm. now it's all worm and no apple. >> you pointed out -- maybe i heard the guy -- >> the arrogance. the smile he had going on there. >> so koskinen sits there like butter would not melt. okay. that i think also is the other thing that has really irritated people. not just the guys on the committee but people watching at home thinking how can he sit there. the thing is, greg points out something. he's a big time political donor. he was doing his public service. by public he doesn't mean working for all of us he means working for the democrats. that's what i think is amazing -- think of the position that president obama's administration has

. >> how about you not be having sex with hookers back here, buddy?in the face. >> with only seconds to react. >> i said, "you need to get the

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. >> the only way she will be kicked out of ucla she will find in the movie where she played a hooker will start riding. >> if ibraham hooper comes up. >> his real name is doug. >> abraham doug. >> doug hooper. >> in any event let me ask you this. in the news lately has been bowe bergdahl prisoner swap. >> i am watching a show the other night. i forget what you were saying you are nice. why don't you light doug up. we have this more ron saying the problem is gitmo. that, that's the problem. they are cooled out over there. that part of the world has never been tight. the answer is the right answer. you know why they are nuts in the middle east? they are nuts. wasn't like they were cool all along and they opened gitmo and said my god there's a prison. >> not like we did it. >> i would shave all of those guys. i see the picture of them and i go, here, our guy daniel pearl gets taken tcut his head off on videotape. we get them at gitmo they look like they are 235 pounds. >> they have soccer fields to play on p. >> i went to gitmo once. i flew in and got all of these over weight guys shirt

cocaine and hookers, my friend. >> "the wolf of wall street" reminded everyone money is not the only on wall street. it not only fit the current conflicting feelings about wall street. america the movie also served up the obsession with drugs and partying as a metaphor for the mindless greed that helped tank our economy back in 2008. we'll talk about addiction and greed on the street today, including a report about a former goldman sachs trader who sued the company for underpaying him. no one likes to be underpaid. after an $8 million bonus, he argued he deserved 50% more. wait until you hear how he made all that money. michael daley wrote about this story. how are you? >> i'm fine. thanks for having me. >> the most interesting part wasn't that the banker is greedy. >> i don't think that's any great surprise. >> the magnitude of the greed is stunning. >> and also, what they were making their money on. what they were betting on. >> his argument, he only got an $8.25 million bonus. he wanted $13 million bonus. and his argument was, i deserve it because i made so much money for goldman.

. >> we need eliot spitzer, not for the black socks and hookers but we need eliot spitzer. i broke initial stories of his investigations into wall street. they were predicated on emails the wall street firms said they were missing, and when spitzer turned the screws, if you don't produce them i will put you in jail they turned up. melissa: we all know you can't get rid of email. it is there. some other person's server or in the cloud, right. >> there are ways to recover email in very secure ways. melissa: no matter what right. >> here is the thing, fbi if they walked in there could find this in a couple weeks. that did why you know there is a stonewall going on because the fbi, would be dispatched immediately and they would find it. >> a week from now we'll talk about the fbi subpoena probably. melissa: we'll see. we'll see. i don't know if you're hoping it will die in the meantime. >> hoping they're really going to do that? melissa: i don't know, we'll see. the boys are going hollywood. according to a new report, aaron sorkin is in early talks to adapt "flash boys" to the

grand theft auto. [ laughter ] so it was probably unnecessary for him to pull over and beat up that hookerlaughter and applause ] you just don't need to do that. there's no reason to do that. this is truly crazy. a high school in arizona added a section to its year book titled, "i'm working a double shift" which features students who are teen parents. [ audience ohs ] while in florida, that section is just called sophomores. [ laughter and applause ] some cat news. you guys like cat news? [ cheers ] a 24-year-old cat in england has been named the world's oldest cat. that cat is so old, if you give it a ball of yarn, it knits. [ laughter ] cat snap! [ laughter ] that concludes tonight's cat snap. [ light laughter ] i just, you know, sometimes cats get full of themselves and you need -- you need to snap a cat. [ laughter ] you know, you need to -- you know, i grew up in a place with cats and people would snap each other. [ laughter ] not sure what to think of this. "the new york times" reports that for $1,000 a month, men can hire a social development coach. a social development coach to hel

. >> how about you not be having sex with hookers back here, buddy?nched me like a dude in the face. >> with only seconds to react. >> i said, "you need to get the f out of here before i blow your f'ing head off."

it clear what david vitter was talking about whether you know medicaid should be expanded to cover hookers or whether medicaid should be expanded to. their inside jokes i guess for people who know david vitter is history or whether medicaid should be done the way that arkansas did it where they said you know yeah we'll take the federal money and we'll give it to poor people but only if the billionaires who run the health insurance company are allowed to skim twenty percent off the top i'm guessing it's the latter. but any any thoughts on where this might go why i think you're seeing a combination of two different factors here with the republican party medicaid expansion the first the most obvious one is that not expanding medicaid is becoming really unpopular with the voting base in red states all across the country in states where republican governors republican budget yourself a centrist said no to the people in the zone states having their own tax dollars back in the form of medicaid i think that's part of it but the other reason the fact you're seeing into this is that the big argument

the other day, the morning shoot we were dressed as hookers, and by the afternoon, she was a p.e. a student. >> as a student. >> lots of fun costume changes. and we have one from facebook, do you miss anything about the 90210 days, looked like you had fun. >> we did. it was a great experience. >> it was ten really formative years and we became really close. i wouldn't change that for the world. but i'm happy to be where it's taken me. and everything works for a reason. >> yes, and tori, i know, that "true tori" has a powerful impact on so many people. something so private that you shared. how are things? >> things are getting better. we're moving in the right direction. >> what's the feedback you got from -- such a very -- you put yourself in a very vulnerable position. >> some people liked it, others didn't. it was my personal journey. i have no regrets. >> we like no regrets. i like the tweeted picture of joey. we know he's going to be in an episode of "mystery girls." how about any other 90210 alums? >> we talked about it. >> whave great guest stars comi up. >> and mystery capt