well ever since i had a child you know i i used to not let this stuff affect me at all you know i would just go home you know do my thing a home go to work leave it there didn't even think about it when my son can. and so my life all of a sudden if someone was looking at me a little too long i be like what's your deal you know we just like momma bear came out and i was so protective and he can be impacted but you know on the other hand one thing i do feel is that out of respect for the men and women who really do this job when people say to me always in the crib you don't always do that you're the least of you know lisa cut the guy was laying there with the rubber racks and his head gets up and goes in his lunch who really do his job they don't have that luxury and so i can supreme court they love i'm going to go out on crimes they analyze what but they don't go out the problem as much as we do another year i would just like you do you know they don't know five adults involved that's liberties right there what's the relationship between the two you in the show it's interesting and you k

that way i'll know for sure, okay, i did it. you know what i mean? you know if you did it or not, right? >> i know. >> you better get your story straight. >> for real. >> i saw you on video. >> maybe it wasn't me. >> you have pretty distinctive looks. i am reviewing the video to verify his participation in the fight that happened last week. he claimed he was nowhere around or he had no participation other than him living in the pod, so i'm going to go ahead and review it and see what it shows. this is inmate morgan, also known as peaches, talking to jorge solinas, who we suspect as being the one who threw the blows in the fight. he's putting on his gloves like he's getting ready. you can see out of the corner that the fight is going on right here. there's somebody else holding him over here. the shirt's pulled off. this is solinas there again with the gloves. first, he looks to see if anybody saw anything, anybody coming to get him. you see somebody with oranges who happens to be inmate kenneth morgan, also known as peaches. >> news that peaches migh

i don't know you know i i am. i don't knows are just don't do anything that i guess is interesting to them. a pub rosie don't follow you down the street no that's one great thing about nashville you know now why is that different i don't know but i hope it never changes because it is different we don't have that issue there like like in l.a. or when you travel do you get them sometimes at the airport sometimes have you ever had a bad story in the enquirer no no. let's move on there is what you say i'm right here i don't want to break is out martina is just saying you're boring i think i am the track given what i figured i was when you were faithful to each other yeah it's not your normal yeah how do you how did you get booked. to get on the show oh you want me you have three draws and before you often mis read it how did that happen how did you meet we we met in wichita kansas he's a kansan on kansas as well and i was putting a band together trying to get this band together to go out and play gigs and he had a reh

is that exciting for you? i heard you -- >> i notice you said i didn't like it.man. >> jimmy: oh. >> i don't necessarily love the process. it's not a creative process dressing actresses for the oscars. when you're designing you ear able to kind of figure out what you believe in and what you think the world needs right now or what women need right now and you're literally a voice in contemporary culture with what you design. but when you're dressing an actress or even sometimes someone when they're getting married, you're working with someone fulfilling their dream, their agent's dream, they husband's dream they have a preconceived notion what they want to look like. and you're kind of just making something for them that actually isn't particularly creative. and what's worn on the red carpet has nothing to do with what's going on in cop temporary action. it's really a bubble of 1950s barbies clothes. >> jimmy: is that the same case on the runway? because i see clothes obviously, and i don't know much about fashion, obviously, but when i see these outfits, i've nev

what you and i started. out. >> no, you're not going anywhere. marcus, come here, please. marcus, come here, please. >> listen, nobody's changing my mind, okay? >> you stay here, you will be running it. we've set everything up to succeed. >> i'm sure you will, pete. there's no question about it. >> listen to me. then if you decide in a year or two you don't want to be here-- >> doesn't matter. >> tony-- >> it doesn't matter. i want nothing more than this world for you to be successful. >> listen, listen-- >> no. >> so what's going on again? >> he wants to leave. he feels that--not to be here. >> why not, tony? >> i feel that, um, right now he has the right partner to help him get to the next level. >> well, he has the right financial partner, but i'm not here every day. >> i understand that. and, uh... >> have i ever asked you for anything? now i'm asking. play this through. >> my decision is made. >> coming up... >> why'd you take my name off? >> i need to make sure that everybody that came here before knows

not to say i don't -- you know, i wouldn't have one. d never find one of my knives because if i gave my knife up, i'm going to use it and ain't nobody going to know about it, see. and then, two, in my position and where i'm staying at, being bd, if i go anywhere, nine times out of ten, you're going to have another bd following me or another bd with me. by me having the rank that i have, it won't happen, you know what i'm saying? carrying a knife. that's what i got security for. you know what i'm saying? like y'all got security, we got security, too. you know what i'm saying? >> i understand that. >> if i got a knife, i got to have it on me. >> are you inmate antonio easter, black, 186614? >> yes, sir. you've been written a disciplinary by correctional officer robert jackson, rule violation 5207, possession of a weapon. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give in the case is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? >> i do. >> mr. jackson, what happened? >> when i searched the back of "b

you know that shouldn't be villainize i agree with you but mr lehane is i think many people feel extremely protective of the traditional definition of marriage not only in russia but also in your country and since you mentioned some nontraditional sexual behaviors earlier like for example polygamy all polyamory i wonder how far are you willing to go the red definition of marriage do you think people who have polyamorous relationship also should be entitled to register those as as marriage you know that's not a part of my culture so i really can't answer that. all i can do is represent myself and speak for myself you know truly you know and i you know i i fell in love with johnny shy we got married in october october twelfth and i'm appreciative that we have that ability to do that well i'm very happy for you but i would like to take you back to your limp dick propose. do you realize that if the international olympic committee it were to accept it. the pool of potential candidates to host any big time games would be extremely narrow and your own country the united states would probably make

you enjoy your job. idon't know how many years you've done this job, but you know -- >> more than 25. >> okay, and yet for tu, you light up when the camera turns on. >> it's as fresh as it was when i first started doing it. and the excitement and the interest and all of that, and because it's unpredictable, too. you don't know where it's going to do. >> yes, and you get to meet a huge range of people, an enormous section -- >section-- if you don't learn -- >> if you don't learn something doing what i do, there's something wrong with you. >> you're lucky-- you're luckier than hell. >> rose: thank you very much. i'll say my prayers tonight. >> yeah. >> rose: so you made your mark in "second city." >> uh-huh. >> rose: improvisational. i assume that's great training for what you have done with your life. that was a perfect foundation. >> yes. i would-- i've been really lucky. people say, "how can i make it in show business?" i say, "i'm only the luckiest guy in the world. i'm not the right person to ask." i wa

you like that i love that that's that we don't mind behind the scenes sometimes you know i have you don't have to be on camera not on you know i'm just as comfortable behind the scenes as in front of the cam boys in the hood was your first hit that take off right away to oh yeah you know boys another was a major success you know my first time in a movie john singleton he was in turn over it arsenio hall show and he just he saw some in me a new mood i can do it in pursue me for about two years to be in a movie when when one how did you go from movies from music to movies i said john singleton you know it was it was that simple he saw something in me some of like being discover you know he saw some in me and i never saw myself and he he knew i could do it and he he helped me along in that process him you know lawrence fish burn cuba gooding jr r. help me you know do well as doughboy he was comfortable with that right away did you like the camera. well i was comfortable with the camera i was uncomfortable with the acting process you know it's harder than it looks as far as you know hit me in

so he knew who i was. you know. but he thought i was some crazy photographer you know. t i wanted to do this film on him. i always wanted to do a film on an actor and i used to tease him. i said i should have just done a documentary on gregory peck, it would have been so much easier you know. he would look at me and that eyebrow would go up. it was really hard. but once he said it, he never disappointed me he was a man of his word. >> he finally said we'll shoot and you come and set this thing up for tomorrow and you said i'll send a car for you. and he said no there's a guy down at the mobile station he will drive me down, i'll be fine. >> i really miss bob and those kind of people in the film business and in the photography world too. >> all right. take a look at this. this is robert mitchem talking about regarding the song sunny. >> went to nashville and the song i wanted to record was sunny. and so we'd do that. i had a couple of my own i think. the result i guess was worked out all right but i had thought that it was a great song for dean martin. but he was not a ca

you can't do it anymore. >> i don't dismiss. >> you do. >> no, i don't dismiss. >> i'm sorry, but you >> no, i don't. >> i'm sorry, but you do. >> no, i don't dismiss. >> you don't try to empathize or feel what they're feeling. everything is just--handle it. do it, fix it. >> for me to get you guys to do things wasn't always so easy. >> 'cause we had other things to do. >> there's always something to do. >> you're saying the whole problem was we had no organization, things weren't getting done that you wanted us to get done. but you expect three people to take care of 50 dogs a day plus do drop-offs and pickups, making sure they get medication, they get their food, and we clean the whole building. all that stuff with three people is not possible. >> we all have to make things work. >> no, i know, but-- >> utilizing our time properly. >> you focus so much on what doesn't get done that it makes people feel that they're worthless. you complain about having to pay anybody anything, and people work really hard. i feel you dismiss it. it's just--it's not-- >> okay, you're incorrect in your

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you. cannot answer. and you're going out it's just i don't know you i don't know how do you answer the question i know but that's the real to you i know at the end of the day i have a family i have to take care of myself i have to take care of my family and yes we are a unit but we're also individuals and i don't see anything wrong with that and i wouldn't be upset if she did that i want her to to take care of herself and her family if you get a lot of flak still get some flack in social media about interracial marriage i sure do have you have you know that you and your listeners are. great spies. face problems of being black is that we ever face problems as being the one that is the most yes i do think so yes i think in certain areas. it still exists i remember i was you know doing a show called the game in atlanta and i was in atlanta for four months and i will never forget walking into an elevator and it was just me and another woman and she was a white woman and she decided to you know grab her her purse as if i was going to do something and mind you i didn't experience something like that. you know i

what do you want? i said i need your help. she said, i can't help you. i can't help you. i just need you to support me. and she said, i can't give you that kind of money. i don't have that kind of money. i said, i know you have it. >> this is a picture of my mother and i when i was just a young boy. >> bill starnes, the son of sherman moore's victim, remembers the night of the murder as if it were yesterday. >> it was june the 4th of '83. my ex-neighbor called me and told me there was some activity at the home. and that i might better get up there. >> as she reached for the telephone, as she reached for the telephone, and my first impression was that she was calling for the police and i immediately panicked. i grabbed the telephone cord and my first instinct was really to put the telephone cord around her neck and choke her but i don't. i put my hands around her neck and i choke her. i can't control myself. i ended up strangling her and stomping her with my fists and feet. >> he beat her to death with his hands and feet. >> before i know it, i hear a wheezing sound and i

i love you. >> i love you. i love you. >> i love you. >> i love you. i love you. >> dana, i have to ask, how does that happen? >> someone wrote a very compelling press release, and they knew they the local news, which i love local news, they were going to be talking about valentine's day, and they needed to tie it into something the kids are talking about, the mobile apps, and you marry the two, and they wrote it so beautifully that the journalists, they don't have to write it for them. it just writes itself. >> i need to clarify something. when andrea put her cup this way, we have known each other for seven years, i no way intended that to be -- she would never go out with me, number one, and number two, i said i would make a contribution for valentine's day. >> thank you for clarifying that. >> god knows if you ever try that, you'll be killed. >> bob, you're not going to eat those, are you? you can't eat all that. you can have one. >> did you hear about the story this week that the school is so progressive, i

you know probably the comic books i came up with what superpower would you like i think the greatest superpower in the world would be luck because just imagine if you were lucky nothing would go wrong guy takes a shot at you with missions about the power to be invisible all right but i wouldn't know what to do with it except spy on women go thanks to my guests the great stan the manly stanley's mighty seventeen years february first the hub network then one of you can find me on twitter against things i'll see you next time. i. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. well if you're willing to come up with a life. policy it's like you know. i should have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. though there i marinate this is boom boston these are the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up former treasury secretary larry summers marked president's day on monday with a warning that the u.s. is headed towards a turn of the century british economic policy i'll tell you all about it coming up and then we have david stockman live on today

i take second seat with you. ere's our problem, what are we going to do about it? now, if you got to give up a little something up on the side, to do it, there ain't no jealousy in me. what you do is your affair. but we're hungry here, moms. you dig what i'm saying? so the broad went out and she made a few dollars. she come back and said, here, money. i said, money, that's what we need. so i took the money. now the law and the government calls that pimping. >> when he was young, very young, it appears, based on what i've read, she repeatedly rejected him. and gave him to relatives to take care of. >> and like a lot of children who feel rejected by a parent early on, they spend the rest of their lives trying to somehow win the respect of the parent. >> right. win their love, win their favor. which is why i think he probably repeatedly went back to her. there was at least one time the condition of his parole was that he not live with his mother, which is exactly what he did. >> what happens to a person's attempts to

>> i can't. >> what do you think? have spent that 18,000 five other ways. >> michael, the word that comes to my mind is "reckless." vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked, giants stood tall, and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real. avo: whatever you can imagine, all in one place. expedia, find yours. wake it up with olay regenerist. formulated with a skin energizing complex, it penetrates 10 layers of the skin's surface. because energized skin is younger looking skin. ♪ everything looking good. ♪ velocity 1,200 feet per second. [ man #2 ] you're looking great to us, eagle. ♪ 2,000 feet. ♪ still looking very good. 1,400 feet. [ male announcer ] a funny thing happens when you shoot for the moon. ahh, that's affirmative. [ male announcer ] you get there. you're a go for landing, over. [ male announcer ] the all new cadillac cts, the 2014 motor trend car of the year. >> let's split the taxes at 240,000, then

you enjoy their job. i don't know how many years you have done this job, but you know, you just seem to be -- >> rose: more than 25. >> okay. and yes for you, you light up when the camera turns on. >> rose: and it is as fresh as when i first started doing it and the excitement and the interest and all of that and because it is unpredictable too, you don't know where it is going to go. yes and you get to meet just the entire, huge range of people and, an enormous -- >> rose: i don't if you don't learn something doing what i do there is something wrong with you. >> yes, you are so lucky, you are luckier than -- you are luckier than hell. >> rose: that have very nice -- i will say my prayers tonight. >> so you have made your mark in second city. >> uh-huh. >> rose: improvisational. i would assume that is great training for what you have done with your life. that was a perfect pound indication -- foundation. .. yes, i have been really lucky, people say how can i make it in show business? well, goll, i am only t

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 what would happen every day when he went out right well no because he was gone for a week and home for a week he actually stayed

you relieved? iur went? >> i thought it went really good. i mean, it's kind of -- you know, it's sad when it's over, because you put so much into it and so many people are really excited to see it. and you know, it's fun to be able to express something that you created. >> seth: well i -- you seem to be in a great mood. you seem to -- you really did. i mean, because obviously you take your music very seriously but you also had a lot of fun with the audience that night. you know, you were signing autographs, as people were putting stuff on the stage and you seemed seemed to be having, like, a lot of fun. now, the first half i couldn't tell how much fun you were having, because you wear a mask for, like, 90 minutes. [ laughter ] now, even i was like feeling claustrophobic because of the mask. like, how hot is it in the mask? >> i mean, the mask is just -- it's great. it's freeing. [ light laughter ] >> seth: it's what? >> it's freeing. >> seth: freeing. oh, i thought you said it was free. i'm like, i c

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it's saying is all i get you know that's what i was going to tell you you know what i absolutely i created this show i put it up on it's the. one night they called me about doing this show called rock dance and got so on in come up with the name and they kind of had it in in the mind of doing like a v h one storytellers and i said well it's vegas we can take it you can tape it will do a lot more with it than that and so i put this whole thing together women and laid it out to him like you would be to pitch a television show i mean just kind of stood there go on you know that can change how vegas does show some know and i'm going to write i believe that in so. but i just came up with it because i love vaudeville and so and i've studied read about banville and knew a lot of the jokes and i'm. in those it over billions will know it it's when the rock songs come on i do the meat off rock guy and he does that and everybody disappears i'm going to shoot a film as long as they're rehearsing like the cameras and everybody there but the minute they say action there's nobody in the room except me an

it's good to have you back, by the way. >> guillermo: i missed you, jimmy. >> jimmy: i missed you, too. olympics. put up a screen like the one bill has and i'll see if i can do this. the olympics. so let me get this great. ter perfectly healthy, perfectly able-bodied young people instead of going out and joining the work force spend all day every day spinning around on skates and skis. they're ice dancing and prancing in skin-tight leotards with their naughty little bulges poking out. the dope-smoking snowboarders with the hash pipes open the half pipe going willy nilly fakies in the shadows of the kremlin. and who pays for it? that's right, we do. while they're running around in sochi slipping and sliding and luging and spluging all over the american flag. hello? what do you think. do you like it? i like it a lot. are you watching the olympics? whenever i'm watching one of these weird events, i ask myself if this wasn't in the olympics, would i still be watching it? and the answer is always no. i was watching the luge the other way. the one-man luge, it makes sense because it's just a

don't know how you create it. i think you just, you go about doing your job with someone. >> rose: i assume there's an element of professionalism too. ie, i know what i'm doing. i'm comfortable here, i belong here. i'm the person who should be taking your photograph, right. >> i never really thought bit. you just walk in, it's a job, you get there, you try on all the suits. you look for immediate light, sunsets, great background. walter was always, walter you have a great sense of humor which always puts you at ease with a photographer to have a rapport. jule knew her stuff. you know she picked the best place. you come, you're alive, you have a rapport, there's other girls there and you just start to work like you would on any other job. with all the time knowing it's sports illustrated which makes your heart pound every single time. >> rose: jule, did you start looking for exotic locations from the beginning and how did you choose them? >> how would i choose a good location. normally i would try to find a place tha

said i'm fine. [ laughter ] >> fred: yeah, i heard you. >> okay, good. >> fred: i heard you. >> ed: i'm so glad. >> it's like -- >> seth: i'm sorry. i forgot that you guys had the thing. and i should have -- >> well, it's hard sometimes to be friends after being very turbulent lovers. [ cheers ] oh, is that funny? is it funny? >> fred: yeah, i think it is very funny. >> oh it's funny? okay. >> fred: it makes me laugh a lot. >> i don't think it's funny. i think it's really hurtful. >> seth: by the way, you shouldn't hurt fred's feelings or else he might not put you on his new show "recent history." [ laughter ] >> it's cool that he's cool about when they put it on. >> seth: he's so cool. that's why i think the network's love him. last time i saw you, we were at the "golden globes" together. >> yeah. >> seth: backstage. >> yes. that's right. >> seth: you won a golden globe. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and i'm so sorry we could not find a photo of you winning the globe that i wasn't in. we could only find ones that i was in. >> that was such a fun night and you helped i

i think that needs to be looked at. thank you very much. >> commissioners, those who are here to speak, i want to remind you that individuals who are employees of the marsh can give public comments but cannot have their comments used as evidentiary information. >> good evening, i'm a neighbor of the marsh. i live 3 blocks away and attend many of the performances. this is the third hearing i have attended and each time i'm in favor of the findings. regarding particularly conditions g and h is likely intention to mislead them to mr. -- miss inform them. does he plan to work his crew 11 hours a day and does he plan to pay they are for more than 40 hours a week. what has been made evident is that insist ins on active construction is a demonstration of complete disregard for educational artistic programs at the marsh and indifference to benefit that the marsh provides the community uses for the public at large. that is not worthy of your respect. i beg of you to adopt and enforce all of these conditions. >> good evening i'm abet. i'm

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was open i was open to do it. you had a bit enjoyed it yes i did enjoy it enjoy it it was in america yes they have lease all over the place most of the leaves are in i believe like minnesota. yeah i mean west but they they have leagues in santa how did you become honorary captain they they reached out to us and axed me to come down and they when i got there i was they made me the honorary captain where we finish in curry we meddled in curling yes oh yeah yeah yeah you know what i think. i think i'm good on the ice when i'm done playing they're going to be a curler really no joke. what is the fascination of a little stick keeping that little round thing and watching it move you know what is our strategic you have to all really the best right yet you have to come up with the best strategy to get this forty pound of stone in the circle in the middle of this multiple circles. and you have to find out how can you get around the one stone is this in your way you go in that's what the broom what that's where the brooms come

you are involved with some of this. inderstand you met with secretary sebelius. >> yes. >> you had some correspondence with president obama. >> not personally. i this bill legislation. i felt strongly about it i happen to be a cancer survivor. i'm a beneficiary of this legislation but i have really just broken with this when i heard the president say that it's fixed frankly it's not fixed. >> you saw the interview. >> i saw the interview, yeah. when you saw it and go you said it's not fixed? is that what you say? >> well, i'm right in the middle of it we see a lot of this. we are a private company, we are publicly traded we are just a big exchange long before the words health insurance and exchange were in the same sentence we had been doing. this we are like the amazon.com of health insurance. we have been trying to help for a long time i had been arguing people for years let us as a private sector help. still you have ideology and ideologues is for government to work. yes the government exchange healthcare.gov is probab

you stay? >> the question is, should i. rand paul says things are just fine in the gop, but is it really true? and we'll show you the scarlett johansson commercial that was banned from super bowl sunday. plus, another edition of ask sean coming your way. >> they can ask me anything and i don't know the questions ahead of time. digging up your questions, you ask, i answer. i'm six for six, the last two weekends, we'll see, joe. we're on. >> and it is "hannity" versus joe theisman. and it appears host of jon stewart actually really likes me. >> sean hannity is disgusted, disgusted at the new york mayor's intolerance. we must keep him. but how? nathan? >> sean, we know you're mad at us. and you have every right to be. occupy wall street, governor cuomo, the weird smell. new york has made a lot of big mistakes but we're going to change, just please stay. >> stay. >> stay. >> we can't lose you. >> stay. >> yo, sean, you can't leave, we need you, dog. >> the city debates on you, sean, we'll give you the perks you deserve. >> we'll

you. [inaudible] no cutting supervisor ye. i am going to our district 2 colleague supervisor mark ferrule >> thank you. i will speak with the church theme that supervisor co00 worked with. growing aup as a catholic in san francisco a large opart of my family life and was and continues to be with our local perish. we have great pastors and none butter than we have no it is a honor to bring up [inaudible] pastor at saint vincent de paul church. to give a bit background on sfauther ken, he grew up in washington dc. first saw san francisco as the merchant marines and a graduate in 74 where my father was also a graduate. he served 21 years in the naval reserve and after leaving the merchant hurenes [inaudible] ordained in nov 81. i think most stuny [inaudible] you were the first affric american to be ordained in the archdiocese in san francisco. >> yes >> father ken returns to san francisco and ran sacred heart 15 years and closed. [inaudible] worked at the naval hospital in oakland and resigned the [inaudible] desk job in hawaii whi

you think i have -- >> absolutely. of course you are, bill. but i like you anyway.f you want to be president of the united states, then you know that you're going to be subject to criticism. >> but if it's unfair, i want to know if it's unfair. is it unfair? criticism is criticism. it's my job to give you a hard

i am mad at you. ming up, my personal trainer is doing a late-night workout in the park and i hope you come. is it wrong to take selfies with cadavers? i think the whole thing stinks. >>> we talked to the producers producers and found out there was a sneeze prior to liz's sneeze. it has been recorded. it was diane macedo on "red eye" and on the set at the time. >> i don't know what happens when i leave here. >> we don't even know what happens when you are here. >> where am i? >> that's interesting. the only sneezes that were recorded happened on "red eye." that's really weird. her school is seeing red after she posed with the dead. an alabama high school student is in big trouble after posting an instagram selfie with a human cadaver taken during a class field trip. the misguided teen was touring the university of alabama's birmingham biology department which i am told is excellent. she later deleted the picture, but not before another student took a screen graph. she faces suspension or public beheadi

lose,ia you leave. ilso say the most secular part in the country is when the president ges gets on the helicopter and leaves. the camp drivers from africa follow u.s. politics here more than you can imagine. and they are like there he is. and i said why do you guys find fascinating about politics. and he said when somebody loses they leave. the only way you leave is you get shot and leave in a pine box. so i see that a lot. one of my favorite stories about the foreign stuff is an old friend of mine asked me to meet with a man who was running for the president of afghanistan. so, you know, i talked to him and i'll called richard wholebrook at the state department and i said is there any problem working with him and he said james this is finest man, i know. and i did research and i said i know he is a fine guy and i don't think he can pay my afffat to be honest. and he said you are a member of the john kennedy administration -- you go! i go to kabal and stay in the guy's house and write a plan and on the wa

know i guess that's the moment you drop them i could walk. you good as kobol to him when a train comes that was stopped but all that i think is actually was what is the berg maybe we are so i have a real opinion that young girls into tech it's so important to get more young women into engineering and you're not going to do it by forcing them to take engineering or computer science in school you're going to do it by making tech cool in pop culture so zuckerberg media we're trying to do pop culture tech projects t.v. shows movies online film that makes it cool for women to go into engineering where you. oh supremum nerd in fact i was so nerdy i didn't even know i was a nerd that's how all girls that are there are definitely girl nerds although i was more of a music nerd than than a tech nerd. like i actually was into opera when i was young that's how nerdy i was always but. i don't see it so maybe of my brother and i used to play video games all the time and your brother was thinking about all this what did you think when he was thinking about t

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can i bring in the lovely lady? do you really think barbie and her three-inch waist looks like a woman? >> it is shrinkingen down. >> it is a scale, not to scale. >> is there a barbie doll here? >> i think i am the closest thing you have. >> i used to play with barbie dolls as a little child. i know that kind of thing. i am over it now, and that thing is not reminiscent of what a real woman looks like. >> did you when you first went out on a date say oh my god, you are not like the tiny doll i played with. >> i was so happy to be on a date it didn't figure. >> i only date short women because of that. i wanted it as close as i can get. >> all right. i don't play with barbie dolls since ient accidentally fell on -- since i accidentally fell on one and fell on one. they didn't believe a single word. but i did fall. it was one of those one in a million falls. >> greg, what is it tonight? >> they have a shelf for everything i have fallen on. we can't do the extra story? rulers, simple tools for measuring things or sacred symbol

and you started raising your voice higher when i do you. >> jimmy: okay! >> i love you! ching the olympics and i know you have enjoyed the olympics, right? >> i love the olympics. i like the music. it sucks you right in. >> jimmy: you hear the music. >> i'm crying as soon as it -- >> jimmy: i saw the mountains -- >> weeping. and i watched the olympics, and i remember a bit, you know i'm a fan of your stand-up, as well. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and you did a bit on the olympics. you remember the silver medal -- >> my silver medal bit. i don't do it anymore. >> jimmy: do you remember it though? >> i do remember it was about the horrible pain of winning the silver. seems i would rather come in last than get the silver, because then you've got to tell the story of how much did you lose by your whole life. and you watch these micro, you know, hundredth of a second and they show the photo finish and it's like, you know, gold, silver, bronze. [ laughter and applause ] so, it's like -- this guy -- greatest guy in the world. never heard of him. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's my favo

you can call a phone number, i will hear a message, and i want to call you back, i will call you backll take it seriously but i don't need the other stuff. >> that became too much. i remember ellen burstyn say, i remember having a dream that i was being drowned in a flood. it was a flood of people. she had all the people living around her. i would be in my home and the phone would ring. , like 30ring and ring times, 40 times. and then it would stop. and then you would go, who in the hell was that? three minutes later, the phone would ring. it would be 30 or 40 times. finally, i would just go over and go, who -- who is this? hi, is it there for michael? and i would say, you've got to get another job. [laughter] their job was to let the phone ring 6000 times in the hopes that someone would answer. >> if they haven't been able to find you, because someone said to go find them, they will call every three minutes. >> they will call your relatives. know, i hadt -- you a great agent. he was my monster. he was great. he is a famous character, but he was my character. when he is on your side,

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you know what i mean? you could sit there and give it your all and think everyone's supporting you, and before you know it, just like that. get your throat cut. seen it, done it. >> knighten was serving time for murder and attempted murder. crimes he committed at the los angeles county jail while awaiting trial on an outside murder/robbery charge that he was convinced would send him to prison for life. but when he went on trial for that original murder charge, something completely unexpected happened. >> they find me not guilty, and it righteously blew my mind. i had to laugh. the irony of it it was classic. >> knighten should have walked away as a free man, instead, he remained incarcerated until he was tried for his jailhouse murder. this time, he was found guilty and given 79 years in prison. but that murder was no random killing or crime of passion. assuming he was headed toward a life in prison anyway, he killed out of ambition. to join an organization he'd admired since childhood, the mexican mafia. >

i don't want you to beg me. >> give me one reason why i should turn you out to pop? >> because i made a change. i am not coming back to lockup. i promise i am not coming back. please. just let me show you. >> i'm i'll think about it. i ain't convinced right now. the reason i am not convinced. in the past, your past tells me itch you go to general population, you have 60, 90 days in general population. there will be problems. that's what history tells me. >> bet you are wrong this time. i bet you are wrong. >> listen. >> it's unfair. it's unfair. >> coming up -- terrence mosley gets written up again. this time not for indecent exposure. >> alan clark's fiancÉe may be getting cold feet. >> i asked her if she was still interested in getting married. would you look to hear how the conversation went? >> i have jesus and angels. devil on this side. freddy krueger, medusa and things like that. scar face. two 45s. and solder holster. and then i have, i came, i saw, conquered in latin. i want to go get the rest of my chest covered. have the whole shirt. whenever i get out i wi