i find i am more humble every day too. k about mirroring others' feelings and that's a part of empathy and as we grow in power that changes. i love looking in mirrors. i think it worked. >> you were like that before you got power. >> yeah. wait, no. what? >> don't confuse this powerful person. >> i am frightened of her. andy, don't powerful people have to be mean to avoid getting walked all over by their lazy employees? i am talking my relationship with you. >> yes, absolutely sir. i do think probably this is true , but there is also i think getting power lets people be the a-hole they always were, but couldn't show. i once worked with a guy who was an absolute a hole. there is no way you could convince me he was an a-hole before he got into a position of power. there is no way he could have changed that much. >> the worst person i ever met which was on the set of my -- miami vice, i talked to a friend of mine who was a director and who knew this person when they were very, very young. they said please don't think it is the

institution, i am on dialysis. and now, if if i was at the hospital and if ied to go to the other hospital i would never make it because they don't take our patient person. but the general hospital took me and i do all of my services there and i go to the room clinic and i go to the therapy because for my legs, so i can get up and walk one day and so, everything that i do is inside of a hospital. and they treat me well, and you know, and they make me friendly, and they are friendly to me because they understand the situation, that i came out of. and if it wasn't for them, who knows, i probably would be tore up, so please don't move. that is all that i got to say. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please? >> my name is (inaudible) and i am 13 years old and i am here to support my dad for dialysis at general hospital. >> hello my name is george and i would like to say that i started dialysis when i was 32, real young. born and raised here in the mission and i don't kno

>> i am pretty hard-core. i stick exactly to what i am doing. i write a novel and i will write stories in another period and i only work at one thing at once because i am afraid i would not finish what i have started. quote upan, put that for me. >> that is reason. -- recent. again.t to have that fix are a all writers drugniacal, depressive, addicts and alcoholics. once you have that fix you want to do it again. tavis: all these guys are straight arrows. that is a slight exaggeration. am just having fun, making jokes and writing books but you see me once a year, i, and when i have a new book out. i have got my nose to the grindstone. i am doing what i am supposed to do in life which is make stories. i do not write film scripts, i do not give speeches, i just love to be an artist and do what i am doing. that is what i am talking about in the preface of this book. tavis: what is it about the that is sowriting addictive for you? >> it is going into another world. same thing that the reader gets on the other end trade we have all had the experience o

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so that they can say to you, i know what i am doing wrong and i know wh i am doing it? i just can't prevent myself? >> right. typically, when it gets like that, it is because they know all the pieces of the puzzle but can't see it themselves. so justin for example we were working the other day and he loved to hit it hard and high, he looks like a ten-year-old kid out, there he could be in a dead straight and low and but he gets this -- >> rose: i am with justin. >> yes. why not? right? in awe of this thing. >> rose: exactly. >>so he hits the ball and trying to hit it high and his swing looks good at all of the places that it should and for me i have seen him hit so many balls, it is lamb like if he came out, i see it even in normal speed i see he it so clear of something is blurry and looks different than normal. so i just looked -- i looked -- we could have went down different avenues and could have increased loft, we could have increased tilt and done way too bhuch but i just kind of walked up around the side and looked and i alike you won't be able to hit it high enou

and i am not proud. i never speak unless i know i am right. well, just so. how do you know you are right? i always know. my voices-- oh, your voices, your voices. oh, why don't the voices come to me? i am king, not you. they do come to you, but you do not hear them. but what voices do you need to tell you what the blacksmith can tell you: that you must strike while the iron is hot? i tell you we must make a dash at compiegne and relieve it as we relieved orleans. then paris will open its gates. or if not, we will break through them. what is your crown worth without your capital? that is what i say too. we shall go through them like a red hot shot through a pound of butter. if our cannonballs were all as hot as your head, and we had enough of them, we should conquer the earth, no doubt. pluck and impetuosity are good servants in war, but bad masters. they've delivered us into the hands of the english every time we have trusted to them. we never know when we are beaten. that is our great fault. you never know when you are victorious. that is a worse fault. you

i am worried about that. i justo bring everybody down. >> i would be at the airport, my mother beat me. send me to jamaica jie. he was there the day before. he was hanging out at the airport and trying to get away jie. it is time to take a break. more stuff when we come back. is the -- it is the sherrod takeover of "red eye." stay right there. >>> o'reilly, hannity, cavuto, what do they have in common? other than the fact they are old and white and mutter about the weather? they have experience hosting shows on fox. i wanted to talk to the people. i hit the streets looking for some free advice. what i found was love. >> it is my first time hosting a show. any advice? man to man? canadian to american? >> be natural, be comfortable like this. >> be myself? >> be yourself. >> let it flow? >> sensor. >> sensor myself? you must know me. i am too much for television, right? >> i don't know. >> she checked me out. >> i am checking you out. >> i am guest hosting a show on fox news tonight. >> no you're not. >> i know,

>> actually, i am. i really am. i want to see the hype.rm and shock me. it's going to be pretty good. >> what do you think about big jizz? >> the way he raps about it, the way he professes, confesses his songs and real feelings. >> his verses kind of stick to you? >> yeah. i can relate to some of the issues. >> can we get a shout out to jizz? >> can i get a shoutout to jizz right here! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well we have a good show for you tonight. we have a music from arctic monkeys. we will be right back with kanye west! so, please, come back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ we take away your stuffy nose. you keep the peace. we calm your congestion and pain. [ man ] thank you. thank you. [ female announcer ] you rally the team. you guys were awesome. [ female announcer ] we give you relief from your cough. you give them a case of the giggles. tylenol cold® helps relieve even your worst cold and flu symptoms, so you can carry on with your day. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol cold®. more than a new in

do you know what i am saying? >> uh-huh. >> i love that is the neuron that fired off -- you know, that in you. was, oh, this is hard to do well. not everybody would have that -- particular -- synapse. so there you go. that's why you got so many. >> i did it. then i realized that, you know whatever you are looking for, truth, beauty, truth and beauty. and that -- that, two things i will say. i don't want to take up forever with this. the opportunities to embrace that were more elusive. a job, money. the scripts i wanted to do, were elusive. also another condition, mentorship. i had a guy who was my agent. my first agent when i started. my agent for 11 years. >> i bet i know the guy. >> michael bloom. a little agency here in new york. michael was my agent. he was a real mentor. some body who would say to me. we would run our agency like a small vietnamese coffee shop. but they did care lining up what you were interested in in life, you know where you were at in your life with, what you wanted to explore in a role. be

sometimes i am a dude. sometimes i am a chick. sometimes i am upset. other times i am not upset. and sometimes i am just on the fence. i like the way it feels. >> it was good until then. >> i like weighing both topics. what are you boning about? indeed. >> indeed. you know what these stories are? these are stories that give writers work to do. if you take any subject you can take three words, is blank sexist? you can do nascar and then next week if you want to make more money you say furniture. is furniture sexist? and then you can do food. is a certain food sexist? i will keep doing this until i ran out of time. >> you can do racist too. >> is racist sexist? >> is sexist racist? >> this woman is a game show version of media matters. >> exactly. >> it would be hoof her to check out what is going on on "the price is right." >> a special thanks to remi. you always do a fine job. bill schulz, i don't know why he is here. andy levy, the great andrew clavin. buy his book. what is it called? >> "nightmare city." >> you will love his writing. it is fantastic. it is out november 5th. buy

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it was his record that i am listening to. st entry into jazz, the gospel singing i was doing in church, you marry those. gentle rough sound. these things that have to go through your filter. they come through me. tavis: you went down and got that. that was arthur price. blue note has discovered you, the rest of us have discovered you. they are celebrating gregory porter. what do you want to do with all of this newfound fame that you now have? what journey are you going to take us on with you? this conversation in these records i have made, my second album are a statement of who i am. i look at my lyrica, i realize who i am. i have been consistent. that i have written have not heard the light of day. these are the things i want to say. bequeath, wealthy did so they can remember when love was king. if i have my opportunity to say something, i want to say it. there is a lot of elevation on this project. right. if i'm not project is called liquid spirit. they will eventually get to it. the firstis may be time you heard the name gr

it will double after this. >> jon: remember the new. >> i am the new oprah. >> i don't know. >> i amot going to say that. i am going to be nice tonight. >> you should try to be nice tonight, because life is good, the house republicans, can i ask you a question about the house republicans? >> no. >> jon: i mean this, this is with no disrespect. >> you know, i am not a republican, you know that. >> jon:. >> they are all pinheads, all of them. registered independents. >> jon: of course you are a registered independent, we don't know where you are going to go on each election. >> are you going to go for the republican or maybe the conservative -- listen, this is asinine. >> it is, i agree. >> jon: why don't you call them and tell them. >> yes, i called them. >> who did you call? >> i called both parties to knock it off. >> jon: both parties aren't doing it. but the republicans are doing something, the democrats are just enact ago law that they passed in 2009. >> yeah. well, this is what they should do. >> jon: they enacted a law passed in 2009. [ cheers and applause ] >> jon: that's the

>> i am an advocate for good length. but i understand what they are trying to do and you are not allowed to smoke in certain places because the secondhand smoke offends some people. i like what they are trying to do, but it is the fine with the jail time and i don't know how they are going to enforce it. >> walking through any part of new york you immediately hit what are called the skunk cloud. everybody knows what that is. they tray to say which one is smoking the pot? but it ticks me off as a smoker because i get the looks and even when i am smoking the smokeless cigarettes, electric cigarettes. will this affect your plans to move to denver? >> no. you just need to take a paper towel roll and put a sheet of fabric softener through it and you exhale and people can't smell it. >> you walk around town? >> you walk around town with a giant paper towel and it looks a little weird. the anti-marijuana forces have to face the facts that they have lost and stop trying to nitpick. we will make it legal, but somebody can't visual

i am most proud of the work i have done for myself. started a business called power forward, a social media and public policy consulting firm. >> why did you choose to return and live in san francisco? what motivated you to run? >> what motivated me was my love of san francisco. i see the changes that are happening. i see people picking cans out of the garbage. i see that there is no neighborhood grocery store. i see that small businesses are coming and going. they have not been able to sustain themselves. from my work experience in working for the city come in the mayor's office and in the nonprofit, i had a good sense of what the challenges were. as i looked on the horizon, i see more challenges coming. i thought i had a set of experiences and a passion and desire to serve. it started at 1 point when i was 8 years old. i took a tour here with my third grade class of city hall. coming into the rotunda, seeing the staircase, it is very mesmerizing, very memorable, and powerful. it was at that moment i decided i wanted to work here in t

so i, i am on the balcony and see my grandfather doing the whole, i am like, yeah. thanks, grandma, grandpa. you know at a certain point, people when they reach a certain age their goal is to embarrass you. >> i am finding that out. >> jimmy: you will continue finding it out for a very long time, god willing. great to see you. -- congratulations. the movie is "romeo an juliet." it opens in theaters october 11th. and hailee steinfeld, everyone. we'll be right back with justin timberlake! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: i'd like to thank hailee steinfeld, and apologies to matt damon we ran out of time. tomorrow night, jon hamm, animal handler dave salmoni and music from sons of the sea. his new album "the 20/20 experience 2 of 2" comes out monday - and you can watch the jimmy kimmel live stream of this concert in it's entirety at myspace.com. kicking it off with the song "take back the night" justin timberlake. >> put your hand up like this! ♪ yeah ♪ yeah ♪ hollywood let me hear you say yeah ♪ >> yeah! ♪ say oh yeah >> oh yeah ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ this was your city you di

what brings me to where i am today? with my sixpack of beer and game of dominoes and going to baptisms, and all that is good, but when i saw the powerful chairman of the ways and means committee, a member of the democratic caucus and all the white democrats say, not if it is a black man. i am kind of happy it happened because we are having this conversation. that transformed my life. i couldn't say it's ok to talk bad.ay racism is i had to confront the reality that i had to do something. .t changed my life >> you are still serving honorably in congress, yet persons like your parents who , who now with nothing rely on you to be their voice in congress a aot having their say. you and i have had this conversation a number of times, and i have asked you repeatedly, tell me why you believe in the obama era something is going to get done on immigration reform. we keep asking what it's going to take to get something on gun control rough form. no matter how many shootings there are nothing has happened on gun control. i am telli

i am a prisoner guarded by soldiers. if i dress as a woman they will think of me as a woman and then what will become of me? if i dress as a soldier they think of me as a soldier, and i can live with them as i do at home with my brothers. that is why st. catherine tells me that i must not dress as a woman until she gives me leave. when will she give you leave? when you take me out of the hands of the english soldiers. i have told you that i should be in the hands of the church and not left night and day with four soldiers of the earl of warwick. do you want me to live with them in petticoats? my lord, what she says is, god knows, very wrong and shocking, but there is a grain of worldly sense in it such as might impose on a simple village maiden. if we were as simple in the villages as you are in your courts and palaces there would soon be no wheat to make bread for you. try to resist the temptation to make pert replies to us. do you see that man who stands behind you? your torturer. but the bishop said i was not to be tor

>> i am okay. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. i am very happy you came. i am glad you did. bad about all of this stuff, i did. and i guess the first question i should ask is who are you wearing? >> it's ralph. >> jimmy: is it -- you have, is that a new grille you have there? >> no they have been in my mouth for three years. >> jimmy: that one on the bottom. okay. all right. good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> jimmy: i guess we should talk about what happened. because i do think that -- i think that some where in you you want people to understand where you're coming from is that true? >> correct. >> jimmy: we did a sketch on the show where we had, you did an interview with the bbc radio. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: it was an intense interview. i will be honest with you. i only saw a couple little parts of the interview when, when, we did this sketch. >> that's what i thought. >> jimmy: which is not, you know, in fairness there was context to it and we took it out of context. and we had a couple little kids re-enact it. which, you know, i didn't think would be something that

i for one am completed outraged. i tell you something else ssments goldie hawn and kurt russell went dressed as heidi and her uncle in the cartoonish german duds. i would show you that picture, but we couldn't afford it because shepherd's news desk can't for himself. but you can google it. it is out there. anyways, hasn't germany gone through enough? stop it already. >> what was the point of japan? >> what part of world war ii were you not understanding? >> the part where you shouldn't have referenced it? >> it is called history. look into it when you are not making love to your snowden picture. focus, you freak. >> activist. >> shepherd's desk is expensive. >> it is so expensive. i wonder where he is going to fly tonight. >> have you seen the secret drawer? >> coming up, david beckham is dead -- tired of all of the questions about the tattoo. leave the man meat alone. the west side rents room to people. but these hot chicks have no interest in dudes at all. >>> they want to put the 10 in tenant. they will let users r

i found while i like dogs i am a cat. uck with the claws and i have dander. >> and ring worm. >> that's what happens when you live in a box. >> if you could just learn to use the litter box it would be fine. >> it is so true. we have tried so many ways to get him to do it. >> i think we need to bring him back. >> i had to do that one time. >> we have 30 days. >> not after what i just did. >> interesting. well, it was interesting. i think that's it for now. >> let's go home. >> that was rehearsal, right? >> it was rehearsal. we will think kimberly and bill schulz and tv's andy levy and of course sherrod small. that does it for me. i am going to be sick. i'm greg gutfeld. see you next time. in the meantime, i want you to think about me and nothing but me for the rest of the night. >>> breaking tonight on "the kelly file" plunging poll numbers for the president as the fallout from the shutdown showdown gets worse. plus -- washington scramblinging to find a solution to the story that was first on "the kelly file." families of

treasure this once-in-a-lifetime experience and the wonderful memories i am left with. in addition to many speaking opportunities, i have testify in congress had a meeting at the white house and at treasury. i have participated in seminars at harvard university. and bipartisan policy center here in washington, d.c. and my engagement, i will always cherish my trail of tears recognition and indian headdress from the oklahoma mba and the honor of an award named after me by the colorado mortgage lenders association. i came to this role committed to serve. received sohaving much more than i ever would've expected. it has been a joy. it is said that a legacy is what you create and contribute today that lives on. as i passed the baton, i am very proud to be a part of the legacy of mba's first century. i am very excited about the momentum and legacy left to be crated. thank you very much. [applause] thank you very much. thank you. ts eliot said it fast. to make an end is to make a beginning and so it is my great honor to introduce the 100th chairman of mortgage bankers associati

i am deeply grateful to him. i know the voice of god introduced him, but i think we should also show our appreciation to him. [applause] we have been discussing what it means to be a progressive in america and the world for years now. we may have different experiences and backgrounds, but values thatet of animates our work and our lives. the values of justice, freedom, opportunity, and equality that everyone the world over deserves to have in their lives and their society who deserve to have the chance to live up to their god- given potential to participate fully in the economic political social lives of the places where they were born and live. and so when you look at these values and how much of the united states had to do in thrusting them into human and nurturing them and protecting them for so many years now, it is always a little to keepng that we have fighting so hard on behalf of them to make the case over and over again. but near a, and john, and so many of you roll up your sleeves every single day to tol

i am convinced of it. have been doing some fun stuff and am seeing some exciting possibilities, even in limited stuff. i would recommend you do become familiar and agile with managing animation and turn it into your own thing. use what has been done before and make it your own. >> elizabeth, go ahead. >> i was curious about the future of newspapers in america. is a bit uncertain. in adered if you ended up situation where your cartoons would only appear online, if they would have a sustained impact on society. >> i do not know. [laughter] >> that is a good question. that they may come, i do not come. right now i am just speaking from what my paper is doing. we have a free online presence. we have a paid thing with special content for the paid subscribers. you can get it in print or both or a variety of things. the ipad -- i read it every morning on my ipad. flips the pages just like a regular newspaper. i hope we will be able to continue doing a variety of things. >> the local edge maybe you would lose. we h

>> why because i am on "red eye"? no, no, no. k you are reading too much into my -- >> well, are you saying you were worried this will be misused? >> i am saying that given the fact that mankind has fallen and is prone to sin -- i don't know what prone means. >> the thing is that when you have that kind of technology, the temptation is strong. i think we are getting to a point or we are way beyond the point where we do trough men tocly -- tremendously invasive things. it is disturbing because there is something fundamentally unamerican. people know what you are and what you are doing. i don't know how we deal with it, but i think the left and the right are agreeing on this. it tells me there is something bigger than a political thing. >> it is time for the supreme court to reexamine the issue. right now it is completely legal. the fourth amendment doesn't provide protection. >> i agree with deborah. however, i have a problem with the gays on the right and i am -- i consider myself a libertarian even though andy will disagree with

a board member and a good friend, i am not going to repeat that. i will say i am really proud. i cannot take credit for it it -- for it, because it happened before i got to yahoo! but i am proud of an prism that in at the gipping of 2007 with the n.s.a., has been skeptical of those requests. yahoo! filed a lawsuit against the patriotic act. we fought that. we were the key plaintiff. a lot of people wondered about the case and who it was. it was us. >> you lost there it and you caved. not you, you were not there yet. >> right. pu the thing is, when you lose -- we fought, we lost. you lose, if you don't comply, it's treason. >> treason. now you are going through the rocess of suing. >> now on each request, we review it and scrutinize it and push back on it a lot. we push back on requests in terms of the nsa. we cannot talk about it because they are classified. >> why? >> let's say right now you were to tell us the truth of what's going on that's classified, what do you think would happen to you. >> revealing classified information is treason. it would generally have you incarcerat

i am the only candidate with on- the-job training. i have been a state senator and read the bills that came to me in my committees. i have done my homework as attorney general. at the beginning of this year when my opponent was asked about who was in the cabinet, he did not know. the virginia pilot ran that on the front page. you have to know the basics before you can make things more efficient. i also support grants to virginia citizens to go to private virginia universities so they can stay here in virginia. we can make college more affordable for every family. >> ain't you, mr. cuccinelli -- thank you, mr. cuccinelli. >> some colleges have increased school security. what is your opinion of arming teachers and administrators who have been trained in hiring firearms? how can you effectively deal with the mental health issues that underlie these problems? >> this is a serious issue. the commonwealth should help. there is also federal money. i do not believe we should be arming our teachers and our professors. there are programs we can

i am going to move over to congressman fleming. at congressman elli talked about i won't address the issue of the president talking about a gun to his head which is outrageous visual and language to tfor the president. what do republicans need to do? where do they give? >> congressman engel knows negotiations never come to a deader an end without a deadline. give me everything i want then i will negotiate with you. both of you are doing it again. what we need is for you guides to recognize you guys keep raising the limit. you kick the can down the road i agree with you congressman engel, the agreement is we will do it again until after the electioning so we don't have to make the cuts that the american people want. do you agree with that? do you think we ought to kick the can down again until 2018? >> of course not. i think we need to come up with a grand plan that is good for the country. >> we have to have entitlements but we have to cut tax loopholes. it is a combination of both. they have sent us a clean cd. we should pass it. d

do you not know who i am? i'm the marquis lelio, lord of monte fresco, count of fonte chiara, magistrate of selva ambrosa. i have more estates than you hairs in that badly combed wig and more money than you'll ever see in your life. as if everybody didn't know him. calls himself count, marquis, ha, ha. when he's only the nephew of dr. balanzoni. either the lady comes with me or you'll fall victim of my anger. this lady is in my protection. in a minute, i reply with my sword. poor young man, i feel sorry for you. you want to die, is that it? signor florindo, do not endanger yourself with such a fellow. do not worry. i'll bring him down a peg or two. hold on to life. you're young. leave this lady to me. hold on to life. the world is full of women, you have only one life. i value honor more than life. now are you going or do you prefer the sword? you're not of the nobility. i do not fight with such as you. nobility or no, this is the way we treat cowards like you, ha! ah! this, to me? gods of my ancient house, ass

>> i sure am not. i really am not. say drugs really took me there. >> orosco faces three possible outcomes from the hearing -- reinstatement of his parole allowing him to go home, a return to prison for up to 2 1/2 more years, or something in between. he could be sent to an intermediate sanction facility or isf, a halfway house which holes parole violators in custody, but allows them to work at outside jobs. >> it is another form of a prison. they do a lot of counseling there. they have classes. i'm thinking that's where i will go. hopefully not. i'm trying to get reinstated because they're playing with my life here. >> coming up -- >> i am never going home again. it's what they tell me. i got a lot to think about. this place is a think-tank. >> tim gaffney and ex-gang members attempt to make peace with the past. and -- joey rhode creates a new life in a housing unit for straight men. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is n

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and i am happy. and i am happy when i came and i am happy when i go in. yeah. >> thanks to all of you. i love you all. and i love you all and always. commissioner, thank you, for the opportunity, at this time. and thanks, thanks for everything. and for making us feel that, we are really family. and i love you all in a way. >> thank you. >> thank you. [ cheers ] [ applause ] >> is there any other public comment on the executive director's report? >> john wo o and i am the accounting manager and i would like to say a few words and continue the acknowledgment of the years of word of mr. nelson, and just indulge in a minute in history he mentioned that the water front has changed a lot. imagine 1982 and you are an account ant and that is before personal computers. so, you know, back in that day, there was you know, paper ledgers, typewriters, documents sent to the controller's office and so it was a different world that we live in today and very much in the same way that the water front is a very different place. and being a contract account ant for most of t

caller: i am a retired physician. en i was practicing back in 2008, this country was going through this fiscal crisis, i was talking with a farmer who pulled out an old wrinkled piece of paper. on its was written "don't spend money you do not have. the next thing is that james -- was verya very important in forming our constitution. i cannot remember the quote entirely. he was saying if all men were angels there would be no need for government. if you do have government you need to have angels as your elected officials. the problem is taxation turns all angels and men. host: we will go on to a republican caller in texas. good morning. caller: let me thank you for c- span. it is a wonderful media. all my family in pennsylvania are democrats. they have been since the 30s. they still are. we have to get back to where our representatives are worried about their constituency and should face the almighty dollar the way they do. i understand they want to get reelected. i understand they make $174,000 per year. what a lot of p

i am playing tuesday. i said i am basically stalking you. dent, don't i." and he walked out. >> jimmy: he is very cool. he must get to meet a lot of guys that you idolized growing up, and obviously, paul mccartney is somebody that you looked to the past and admire. but who made him the big impression on you. as far as musical idols go, as far as people that you actually got to spend time with. >> guys that are still, still -- alive. because, sinatra, dean martin. >> jimmy: somebody you met personally. >> my biggest idol as a kid was michael jordan. i was a big sport nut. i thought for sure i was going to play in the nba. >> jimmy: did you really? >> yeah like every white kid from memphis, tennessee. i was for sure that the odd were in my favor. to play in the national basketball association. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> but, yeah the only person i ever met that i actually freaked out when i met. i kind of froze up. >> jimmy: what happened? >> i walked up to him. it was at some function. everybody is like michael jordan is here. michael jordan is here