attached with their phone yeah well i i just feel like we were very excessive all you know i think that that family the relationship with our fans is so. important and i mean i feel like their friends you know especially with social media and social media has become such a huge way of connecting with twitter and facebook and all of that i kind of when i first was asked to do that i was a little put off or just confused by it because it you know it's so different to say connect in that way to show people and a glimpse of inside your life and what you know what you had for lunch or what you think you know the reason that right ends but i feel like since i've embraced it and i really enjoy it now because i do feel like it's a connection you know with my fans i feel like it's a way to to connect and to show them a little bit different side than they might just see in a ten minute interview or whatever and women have always been time of equal in the country field having them mean we've always the or minute of that no i mean i feel like yeah we've had obviously some light here jack connick women. was always open to as a change are still wide open. i think it's c

do you do spanish fan i should i don't that's a tough one i love canal of being a terrorist want to do her i mean i love italian like the later one jordan i'll call missed by it's very good thing you need to do you do german i don't like. russian well you know marriage is going to be ways around like a. what do you give me vanessa hudgens age forty age forty you have two children yeah that sounds about right still acting still lag saying i would love to have a little cottage in italy with a vineyard i could get away to and driving down the coast of italy is this guy your husband is desert i would. be great. yeah and just continuing to work and being able to work with with good people you know brothers sisters i have a little sister yeah she's eighteen and does she interested in showbusiness she is . starting take classes i just keep reminding her that it's a lot of work so as long as you put in the work and you'll be going what does your dad do my dad is retired he was a firefighter really yeah excitements you know what was that like growing up in the firefighters' us of course you never knew wha

so much fun and i was in london filming i was fifteen i was having a great time over here i did yeah so i was your high school musical i just women and auditioned like any other girl i mean it was a series of five different auditions singing because mitch oh yeah i spent the golden globes with my girlfriend actually as though oh you're very famous from that road it was a little crazy how did you handle it. you know i think that i was so young i didn't really realize to the full extent of what was going on all i remember is a lot of kids screaming and us trying to run from home but it was fun i mean i was with my best friends and we were traveling the world and we were reaching new records live the soundtrack a lot of the birds are good and to drugs and alcohol all how did you avoid that i mean i do enjoy a glass of wine every now and then. but i don't know i think that for me it's always been about the work and i try to keep myself grounded i really spent a lot of time working on myself to grow and to take care of myself and just good people and your family push you would be the business you know. what well i i was an inner tain or ever since i was very young i was in my

i mean i think hillary clinton has been a good wife i think. in the public sphere and i mean i am a wife i am a mother i admire you know she her making her decision and her sticking with that i think you know she's done very well first off and i just i agree i don't think there's a lot to be gained from bringing this up we have so many years. i think you're kind of right i think he's just trying to play to the base a lot of people have a lot of personal fears about the clintons he thinks that he brings them up then that will sort of help increase this profile for now without having to get into anything too serious right i mean it's a bit of a cheap side and he's clearly running one hundred four republicans house republicans have signed as co-sponsors of the so-called stop this overreaching presidency. great acar stop act as a resolution that calls for a lawsuit against president obama over his use of executive orders to delay obamacare is employer mandate an act the dream act and allow people to get to buy junk insurance plans the actors pick up

being called upon to go to change regime in tripoli i mean that again has nothing to do with the origins of this alliance. no i agree with you and i think what you said about ukraine is really important i mean what is happening there is it's still part of this old drive to get ukraine into a military alliance with i mean just the other day at the munich security conference the secretary general of nato underscore grossman made the statement ukraine must be free to choose its own path without external pressure. what that meant was very very should be allowed to join nato without russia stopping it but the reality is that every single poll that's been taken in ukraine over the last decade has shown a majority of ukraine's against joining nato young occurred which came to power in twenty turn on a platform of keeping ukraine nonaligned the ukrainian parliament then subsequently adopted a resolution saying that ukraine's not national security strategy would not include no term membership so why on earth didn't mr rasmussen so something like you know ukraine has opted for non-alignment and we need to respect that decision ok instead of

in a protest any effective protest could be terrorism under this law i just don't understand how the governments of justify i mean i could see the loss of profits and charging the animal rights activists for that but i mean how is the government just a fine labeling them then as terrorists. well i mean honestly in terms of how they're just playing i don't think they necessarily need to that much because of the fact that the animal rights movement is sort of a fringe movement of the left you know we're sort of you know the outliers and in a lot of senses i mean obviously i think the left needs to have a broader conversation about the role of you know animals within social justice but outside of that i think that this is sort of why this is so important to not just animal rights activists but activists in general because you know this law i think they aren't having to justify it that much because of the fact it's going after a fairly marginalized community of the left but i think that's why the center for constitutional rights has been taking this up is because they're able to sort of see the writing on the wall that

right well actually good news well i did the first season a newsroom right now to talk about doing a third season and hopefully i can get some of those in but i love i mean i love doing it all why does brooklyn nine nine work i think it's because of the cast i think andre braugher you know andy samberg stephanie beecher's chelsea peretti told the truth with me we could all. all be on our own shows doing our own thing but we all chose to unify we're like the avengers you know me as i am the hope when you have a script for brooklyn nine nine did you think it would do well judy i get right away yeah you know what another thing the creators dangour make sure they created my favorite sitcom parks and recreation and i say we are and we're in good hands and these guys you know to cut their teeth on the office and conan is it true you said the jeff daniels made you better i was so watching him say on the areas in my eyes you know that aaron is a playwright ok so we were not allowed to change any of the lines you're not allowed to do anything different and to watch all that dialogue and how he studied us i copied him i did all he had to fill cars and all day so i

. >> i saw some pictures, some young pictures of me when i first come in. i look like a puppy. i mean, i was so young. and then now i look at myself, the years just go slow. they seem slow. then you know, after a while, you're like, wow, they just went by. i wasted so much of it in here. i don't want to see myself an old, gray 50-year-old man, 60-year-old man sitting in here with nothing. you know, your family just dying off. sometimes i wonder what the future is for me. is this it? you know, i don't want that. i just want to retire now. i want to find something to do over there when i get out. i don't know, a pastry chef or do something positive. the last time i got out, i was scared. i was afraid to even walk in a walmart. i went in there with my mother and sister, and we walked into walmart, and i was like really nervous, you know, and i go, i got to go back outside. i wasn't used to the people, the colors, hearing the kids cry in aisle four, you know, and all the noise, and the cars going by and the traffic and the airplanes. nobody forgot me. life goes on without me. you know? an

, i been here seven years now. i mean, i been probably the longest one here and worked every shift imaginable here. i mean, i know the place inside and out. >> how do you like working with andrew? i have to tell you, it seems like you work hard, you're positive. >> oh, i mean, i have to be. you have to be. >> all right, thank you, buddy. >> come on, sooks. >> neil? marcus. >> marcus. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. what would you say would be the single biggest problem in the organization? >> it starts at the top. it's a really dynamite facility with a well-thought out system. but i don't think andrew is rational. >> yeah, erin told me he flies off the handle...[snaps]... in a nanosecond. >> he has had several explosions in the past few weeks. >> why would someone like you put up with stuff like that? >> i love the animals, but i have my limits. man-to-man...i'm planning my exit. >> are other people too? >> yes. >> and why do you wanna leave? >> one of the biggest reasons is i got bit recently. andrew literally got in

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and it's was the kind of thing we got here with comet yeah i mean i think i mean i think it's but it's particularly disturbing about this huge this issue is there's no real major focus on it from the government you know it's not just there's no focus is that after it was no sooner they closed the united states govern actually turned off some of the radiation monitors we have on the west coast and that says to me that there's more to it than what they're telling yeah. and in philadelphia pennsylvania you want to talk about conservatives. i got a real simple question how come the conservatives keep screaming we need less government less government business less government in international business but they keep breaking new rules against individuals with a law in arizona that was going to allow companies to reject people from doing business where mcfate thought they were gay yeah to keep saying we want less government less government they keep breaking more rules against individuals yeah john i think that thanks for the call lizz winstead on this program said you know conservatives want

know you and i know i mean it's not like i feel if you're both mothers yes doing reality shows very honest right yes hard to do it put stuff on you don't want to go on oh yes you have the final say. i'm mum all your mentally yes and no but ultimately if the network wants to keep something in and we want to keep it out we don't have the final say right now you host a new daytime talk show called the real test and we just announced the show will be nationally syndicated yet where was it originally from the one sitting it was shown in seven cities so seven markets nationally why isn't she in on that too well we're glad you're edging her. own i know you are very sensitive to that dominating you want to split from her be honest america like that were dominating i like i mean you my like you're our own i like that we are twins but it is important for our brand together to have a very strong individual already years. larry you never ask women how they are. i don't understand it i don't really ever understood the age group with women

section that tries to find intelligent answers for your school teacher well i mean ok but how do we deal if i could go to harrisburg if i go to paul here i mean what is the appeal of the right in the right here is growing in your opinion when we've all agreed so far on this program that they're striving for respectability but why is there if the hard economic times of frustration with the european union or and i want to talk about a little bit later the frustration with the establishment go ahead paul. well i think the major problem here and i disagree profoundly with the other two speakers on this program the major problem it seems to me is that european and american politics have swung radically toward the left since the one nine hundred sixty. what has been described perhaps be ga fully but nonetheless accurately as a cultural marxist agenda gay rights multiculturalism feminism things that i as somebody to age of seventy two could not even imagine around one nine hundred sixty the people who are opposing this are not the old class in france they're not supporters of the vishy government they're not german nazis god k

i like that. >> rose: does that change the he case. >> yes. and in every decision i make, i mean, i know that my whole career trajectory, i was given this amazing gift and it has opened doors but i go isn't that funny how it opened all of these doors and i know i will probably not be able to take most of them because i will choose to be a mom and choose to have my life involve, evolve, revolve around louie, shocking for an actress, and i just wanted to say before you did. >> rose: what was he going to say? >> he was going to say shocking! [laughter.] >> shocking! >> you know, i think that is a familiar story amongst people who have children, you just go, i have been so lucky to this point in my life that -- >> rose: you have someone tolls live for. >> yes and his life is far more interesting than mine right now so he deserves to have the world revolve around him for this time. >> rose: because all experiences are new. >> everything is new, to him and to me. >> rose: does it make you wish you had done this much, much earlier? >> no. >> rose: or did you do it at exactly the right t

i live in washington d.c. and i haven't read jane and there's tons and tons of of option so i i mean i wonder if it's government regulation you know on top of what you have multiple wires coming into your house you know i mean there are tons of different options of services i live in myrtle and it files that hews i have dish network and if you know those are both of those are satellite we see go one wire coming into your comcast was that's great more of tonight's big picture rumble coming up at. the go to code for you. it's pretty tough. stay with substory. let's give this guy what would smear about done instead of working for the people most issues the beach the media were pretty much over bridegrooms vision. because. they did read it well. we're. going to. look if it was a problem very hard to take a plunge again there was a plan that had sax player that her parents play let's play. listen to the m lists plenty. of. back to the big picture with me tonight are lisa de de pass wiley sube and sam bennett and kevin martin boy. has been that kind of week i'm sorry anyway this morning president obama spoke to the c

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>> i feel terrible. [ bleep ] i mean, i made a mistake. i got to correct it now.ain't going to cry, none of that. >> when i seen him roll up on the bus, i was very shocked. i can't say i'm mad or upset, it's a decision he made for himself. you know, he makes his own decisions. it's kind of sad to say, but in the streets, we hit the streets early. you're still young. so it's not a way of life to you yet. it's a projected persona that you're portraying right now. you see it. it's a fad. it's what everybody around you is doing. that's what you're accustomed to doing. going to your counselor today, you know what that means, right? >> yeah. i'm getting counseling. >> based on what the counselor says, the recommendation that the counselor -- it got a lot to do with it. you have to prepare yourself. >> yeah. >> so last night i hope you had your mind focused on -- >> my mind is made up. >> it's more than just saying. i've been repeating the same speeches for years and years but, cousin, i'm right back in the same cycle, man, you know, it's hard. you really got to put your

i can't posture and say, you know, i think about her all the time. i don't. she's dead. now, how i feel about what i did is a different story. i feel horrible. i mean, i can't believe that i did these things that would result in this woman, despite the fact that she was an adulteress and a liar, she was a good person. >> there are very few times when i have visceral reactions in an interview. i was stunned when i heard that. >> she was an adulteress because she went to a movie with a husband with whom she was separated? she was an adulteress? >> actually, she was an adulteress for having sex with me. because she was married and having sex with me. i'm sure there's a dictionary around here. i think that fits the definition of adultery. she was married, and she broke her vows. >> she was separated. >> okay. but i'm not talking about human behavior. today, i'm speaking as a muslim. i could be speaking as a christian, a catholic or a jew as well. there's no situational ethics for adultery. >> i found it bizarre that he would take a moral high ground about his behavior and pretty much blame the victim. and about 15 minutes later his whole emotional deme

going for the buzz and if if i didn't you know if i took the pill and that didn't you know and i drank and i didn't get the buzz i would have to go somewhere the you really mean yeah right you miss drinking i can drink if i want to drink but i don't want to drink so a couple times a year is maybe in maybe i'll have a glass of wine but an honestly it's doesn't when you heard in the wind do you feel you're going to go back to no god no in fact you usually can't even finish the glass of wine you miss it no no. you know what about when you're out a group and they're all drinking doesn't get it you know it bothers me if i'm sitting next to someone on a plane and they have red wine or hard alcohol you know and i say no no no i scan stand the smell i want to show up i have i have not longed for it at all. this is surprisingly now and i smell cigarettes when i stand next to the person going to stand it you know i can't stand it but i think that's we find that a lot of the people for whom treatment actually works right the idea is not to what we call people on a will call this you know white knuckling it or something the idea is not to end up with a life where you hat

well i just i well i want to i wrote i want to remind everyone that facebook being a private company doesn't mean that they have necessarily have the public interest in good i mean there was a quote from mark zuckerberg that came out several years ago where he said that his users worse quote effing idiots for giving them all their data so and remember back in december there was a major push by facebook to restrict the amount of organic traffic that can go to certain pages and facebook in effect shows winners and losers by deciding which publications wouldn't be allowed to maintain a large amount of organic reach which is how many people you can essentially have visit your page for free or exceed your post for free now they didn't they they restricted my page they restricted the libertarian republic but they didn't restrict some of my competitors pages based on what they deemed as quality content and some of the terms that they said for the reason for why they did it were actually false they said they were going to restrict the amount of posts that were going to be seen and then it turns out that

i can't help you. he can. you know what i mean? heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $519, and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? [ laughs ] [ dance music playing ] so visit progressive.com today. i call this one "the robox." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> in most prison systems sex offenders have to be kept in protective custody units for their own security. but in this prison, they are trying to program that allows sex offenders to live in a dormitory setting with other general population inmates. >> it is called cru which stands for community reintegration unit but commonly known as a sex offender unit. >> i'm 35 years old. i'm in prison for having molested a family member when she was between the ages of 8 and 12. and at first, you know, just between and you me. at the end it was pretty much, you know what? i don't care if you want

i would. be me you know but you know somewhat of a local you mentioned i didn't know that state or not but if i go to paul i mean paul i can i can see where you're coming from because it seems to me that the political establishment in hollywood throw them in there they set the agenda of what society should be about ok and i think this is what disturbed a lot of people and going and i just want to broaden it out go ahead paul. ok there are several points i want to make in response to this first of all the angriest most hateful group that i have met are the re educators the people who cannot stand traditional society wish to impose multiculturalism on them and have exacerbated economic problems by bringing in groups of people who live off public welfare disproportionately points that have been made by zakat say in the. other books which examine very very closely the economic consequences of the kind of of third world immigration that is occurring another point is i readily concede that parties of the right are now appealing to gauge feminist and other groups whom they would not have touched years ago the reason is

activist and thank you to all of you for joining us tonight so you heard my intro on the rant i mean shouldn't. actually i in my universe i mean the bigger picture is this involves health care the family should not pay at all and we should add a single payer health care system back in one hundred forty six where forty seven harry truman proposed it and you know end of discussion would be like the rest of the world wouldn't be having this conversation but we are what's the appropriate response anybody want to take this. i think i think all of us are probably in agreement that there's no reason why this woman and her family should have to pay for this. for being kept on life support against her will for months on end after she didn't declare did it you know i don't think anyone thinks that this is the right solution and you know at the end of the day i don't think she's going to have to pay the bills and for. the state should step in and really the hospital should be paying the bills the speech state required her to be kept alive the state should pay chris you've been very outspoken really pro-life and i'm

i live in washington d.c. and i haven't written and there's tons and tons of of options so i i mean i wonder if it's government regulation you know on top of what you have multiple wires coming into your house you know i mean there are tons of different options of services and i live in mobile and if i also have hughes i have dish network you know those are both those a satellite receiver i want to wire coming into your house you know. that's great more of tonight's big picture all coming up that. there were made in abby martin to a precocious teen at work. it's going to give you a different perspective if you want to never i'll give you the information you make the decision. the revolution the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness. extremely you produce would be described as angry i think in a strong team elf. other single. i marinate join me. in that impartial and financial commentary cancer news and much much. only on the bus and. i'm the president and a society. i'm a big corporation mind. can do i'm the bag i get all that all about money and i'm a catholic for a politician writing the laws and

and although i maintained a calm demeanor during the questioning as soon as i left i mean i was shaking and i cried i was just it was extremely intimidating and i know there are a few trolls on twitter saying it should be intimidating to answer a few questions but believe me when you're in a prolonged situation like that and my goal is trying to get into a country where i'm going to be delivering an award along with others to bradley manning it happen. to be the same award at the sam adams associates for integrity and intelligence award that tom drake and ray mcgovern and myself in calling rally delivered last year to edward snowden you know i didn't want to be belligerent or talk back or be smart or clever or. argue when in a kind of way again because i depended upon this person to let me into the country but again i feel like this there is a pattern that's developing of interrogating journalists and lawyers at borders and that is unacceptable and jesselyn as i understand it and as a whistleblower thomas drake was traveling with you and was also going to the meeting at the ecuadorian e

think the same thing applies today i don't think israel just doing its own thing would drag america into a war i mean i think america and israel in collusion could lead to a major conflict but i have but and i think that that is certainly a danger of the extent to which the israeli military and political elites and the american military and police military and political elites are in tangled with one another each going to exit exit on the other into more and more foolhardy policies and i think they are i think it's the danger lies yes well let's hope that this. iranian opening will will be successful but it's by no means the certainty of this will happen and you know i actually tend to be rather pessimistic and believe that they'll be enough powerful forces that could undermine this brian if we can stay with this theme here because i mean there were a number of senators who were getting together about a week or so ago to our sensually give war powers to a forum country israel i mean this is the extent where you have such an entanglement relationship where the united states if it wants to change policy

i actually think a lot of this has to do i think to a degree there is a sense in which i mean to me. wants to cover tea party rallies because it's sort of like watching a train wreck you never know where you're going to see next but i also think there's a certain amount of regionalism in the mainstream media's coverage i think this is seen as a local issue to a lot of people it's seen as a north carolina issue it's not going to resonate with a lot of people obviously i disagree with that but i think i think that explains what at least part of the reason why big media outlets have been covering it to degree that they should. george is seventy eight percent of the people who successfully read for office in the last cycle in north carolina were endorsed by this one multimillionaire are pope with the governor has now made the director of the budget and one of the first things he did was cut his own taxes and raise taxes on working people just one of the things that people were so upset about. is that good for democracy well i don't know i mean you know i'd like to be able to you know pred