. >> i'm james murphy, co-founder of impact. >> james murphy is going to test one of his mouth piecesstuff his mouth piece into his mouth and he's going to let this guy, ian madigan, a rugby player, who is known for having a pretty hefty pacifier that rugby ball right at his face. james knows it's going to hurt but it hurts a lot more than he's plan persian gulf. >> because the ball is bigger than that little piece of mouth. it's going to h his whole face. face completely. >> he did it on purpose. >> ian, a tough guy, just fires it right at murphy. >> kind of a crappy move. from one dude to another, he wasn't expecting that. >> i disagree. i think he did him a favor and now made a fine video and now people now about impact mouth guards. >> i don't know. >> i like it. >> it's nice to have a pet dog, a pet squirrel. it's got something hitching a ride. >> what's hitching a ride? >> a bot flutt fly. >> that's gross! >> the eggs travel on mosquitoes and when mosquitoes bite you, those eggs get implanted in the bite area and this can happen. >> that was huge for that poor squirrel. it must

. >> and my uncle, kevin james murphy.ess you. >> and my son, christopher michael duffy. chris, we miss you, we love you. and you have two new nephews to carry-on your name. jack christopher duffy, and christopher. [names being read] [names being read] >> my baby brother, when your name was taken. i miss your handsome, smiling face, and the way you laughed as you flipped burgers at your barbecue. we'll never make sen -- sense of our loss. but we give with the senselessness. and we must bring purpose to our lives and your memory. we all miss you, and i love you so very much. it's my honor to be your sister and for having you as jason's god father and mark's uncle rest over us and rest in peace. you'll always be in my heart. >> and my son. paul, i can still hear you funny contagious laugh and see your handsome smiling space. it's twelve years. and that is true. but time can never take away our memories of you. yesterday you were 28. today you are 40. in our hearts, you are forever young. dad and i are proud to be your parent

eddie murphy rocking out with rick james in "party all the time." all right.ere when you want it there when you want it ♪ ♪ burning down the people so >> no. >> see -- >> i'm not convinced on this one. victor, do you even remember eddie murphy? >> i do. >> come on now, singing that song? >> not that song. i've seen that on replays on vh-1. >> just to be clear, how young are you, victor? >> we were having that debate earlier today. go ahead, what do you think of the remake here, the new eddie murphy back in the music business? >> you know, suzanne, this proves eddie has no friends. yeah, the song's great, eddie, it's wonderful. i think no one's answering the calls or they're texting, that's another great hit. eddie murphy is so talented, and he can do anything. and he has the money where at this point can do whatever he wants. and singing like this is proof of it. but you do wonder, like if they say "party all the time" was one of the worst songs of the '80s, i don't agree. but you wonder ten years from now, will this be, eddie murphy had two shots and let's no

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