jason paul in india, he goes to one of the biggest bollywood stars in india, who built an indoor park gym in his apartment. he's swinging around like a monkey. >> he did that at his apartment. >> think about it. he goes to a bollywood star's house. they are one of the biggest stars in the world. over a billion people in india and he gets to go do it at the star's house. >> can you believe he built it into his apartment? >> he is he a big enthusiast. >> he's a big star at bollywood so maybe he uses it, too. >> he doesn't have a couch. >> i'm sure this is just the exercise room. i'm sure the bedroom is somewhere else. >> almost looks like a zoo. >> the guy looks like a young bon jovi, doesn't he? >> yeah, right. >> you give it a bad name, girl. >>> we're going to go ahead and leave you with more off this video. we've got another half hour coming up right now. \s

. >> paul: gives him a subject, jason. >> sure. >> that's larger than his biography.t's basically and larger than criticism solely of president obama, to stand behind this, this new tax plan. >> i think that's part of it. he's talking about issues that people care about and i think he also got some help from rick santorum in the run-up to the about michigan vote to found himself talking about contraception and pro college snobbery and the like. that's apparently not what voters in the midwest, at least, want to hear. ang i think romney was able to benefit from self-inflicted wounds by rick santorum. >> paul: exit polling shows that santorum lost among welcome and broke even romney and santorum, but lost five points among republican women. >> not only women, he lost among catholics. he lost 70% catholic area in michigan. he was 9 points ahead. >> paul: a catholic loss to the mormon. >> i did not say that, i was hoping somebody else would say that. here is the thing. looking at the substantial that romney is about to talk about, there's a psychological infectious qualit

>> yeah, as a matter of fact, it's funny you say that, paul rudd, jason sudeikis, and myself all grew? >> yeah. we just grew up in a five-mile radius. they went to shawnee mission west! >> jimmy: oh, come on. >> i went to shawnee mission south. >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] in your face! it's "springsteen week" on our show. >> i know, oh my gosh. i've been watching, obviously. and this week's "springsteen week." so good, by the way. awesome. >> jimmy: all week has been great. >> i'm so glad you're doing this, too, by the way. i love it. >> jimmy: he's such a good -- god, he's putting 150% -- >> we were at bonnaroo together, when he played. >> jimmy: that's right! >> we were at bonnaroo together when he played there. do you remember that show? >> jimmy: the comedy tent. >> it was phenomenal. >> jimmy: we did the comedy tent in bonnaroo, which they always -- they tell you that it's the air conditioned, the coolest tent. we go, "oh, it's good." you go there, it's not cool. >> it's not cool at all. >> jimmy: 150 degrees. >> and the music from the band's are just pumping so no on

belleville mayor roger cook is running against millionaire businessman jason plummer, an um up and comer. finally, 10:30 this morning, pauln rolls out of the budget proposal. the last time ryan release add budget it twisted the presidential candidates in knots. this time romney is more likely to adopt ryan's plan as his own. ryan has already released details of his tax reform plan reducing individual tax rates to 10% and 25%. reduce corporate rate to 25%. repeal the alternative minimum tax and shift the towse to a territorial tax system meaning u.s. multi-national would only owe tax to country in which the profits were made. medicare, compromised proposal with democratic senator ron widen. moments ago on "morning joe" he said he's prepared to take the political heat for the cuts he's proposed. >> that's not the politically risky thing. the wrong thing from a political standpoint is ducking this issue, evading responsibility, failing to fix this crisis. the people i work for want to see us do something. see us lead. people are ready to be talked to as adults and not pandered to like children. >> you will see ryan rule that

paul rudd, which is pretty awesome. he's good. but i'll never call him. jason schwartz gave me his number.o his face, i will never call you. >> jimmy: i feel like we're trading baseball cards here. who else do you have? >> i have janine gar af low. not bad. i got david croft. this is the one that is a mystery. i have r.b. on my phone. so i just have the initials. i think what happened is i got -- i hope i got like a famous person to give me their phone number and i was trying to protect them by just putting their initials. so if i lost the phone, i wouldn't want someone to prank call them. >> jimmy: so you don't know who it is? >> i don't remember. >> jimmy: call it. >> it could be a famous person or it could be a dude. >> jimmy: you don't have to put them on the air. just call them. what's the area code? >> it's 310. >> jimmy: it being be robert blake in prison. >> yeah, we'll get some answers. it couldn't be rosy bard or richard bellser. >> jimmy: could it be ray bulger from wizard of oz? >> maybe. >> jimmy: dial it. while you call it, i will mention your show is called "bob's burgers,"

candidate except for ron paul he gave a speech at apac but not a single one took the time to speak at jason terry why not apparently it's not worth their time. well it's not that it's because they really are not interested necessarily in promoting a peace agenda what they represent their interest in doing is basically being seen by and appealing to certain constituencies and those constituencies as i've indicated are not really necessarily representative of the jewish community or the hopes for peace in the middle east that have been expressed by so many people over so many years and this is sort of standing in the way of a breakthrough here it's called the lobby and the lobby the israeli lobby is very powerful and it's also very belligerent and hostile the people who challenge it including politicians fear that if they question the lobby or challenge it the lobby will finance or the lobbies friends will finance a primary campaign against them and the like so it's a tool of bullying it's a tool of intimidation often and that's what makes it so dangerous because it's not really a democratic

thursday evening, chris paul makes his return to the crescent city, this time a member of the clippers. taking on the hornets. blake griffin on the break. bowled over by jason smith. players have to be separated. this is worth two more looks. griffin, on the move, to the cup. smith, robs him. without trying to make a play on the ball. smith gets a flagrant two. he's ejected. blake griffin, in physical pain. fans in new orleans, not big fans of that. boyd shoots. couldn't get this one to go. they hold on for the win, 97-90. >>> gilbert arenas, back in the league. making his grizzlies debut as they take on the blazers. arenas baseline. "j"s like he never left. fourth quarter, memphis within four. tony allen, athletic. for three. yes. grizzlies within one. later on, blazers with a four-point advantage. felton drives. gets the buzzer. and the foul. blazers win 97-93. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. don't forget, for the latest on the sports scene, tune into "th. >> looking forward to the rest of the sweet 16 games. >>> golf has been called a long walk spoiled. for one guy, it's a really long walk. >> this is bayless chastain. 70 years long. he pl

jason harvey hears excited voices in his headset, he perks up. it's the police broadcasting the bait car description and general location. harvey relays the information to pilot paulflies toward the scene. >> we thought we'll go see if we can find it. because you can never tell. >> the suspect starts driving the wrong way down a multi-lane road. and the police, who have full control of the vehicle, decide they need to shut it down quick. >> control 267, turn that car off now. >> i got him. there he is. >> about that time we saw the vehicle. >> with the car stopped and the doors automatically locked, the suspect knows he's in trouble. but he's going to try and make a run for it. >> somehow after banging on the locked door with what appears to be a laptop computer, the suspect makes his escape. but he doesn't get far. hollenbeck and harvey track the suspect as he runs from the car and hops a fence on to angel golf course. >> i start talking to the producer. get us on air. we got a guy running on the golf course just jumped out of a stolen car. >> as soon as he got over the fence, they started to break in. >> what have you got? >> we've got a car here that just fled

jason? >> no. >> what is your name? >> joy. i want integrity and someone who follows the constitution, and somebody who is not looking to link us to the world. i want ron paule only candidate. >> ok. phoenix next. arizona on the democrats' line. this is brenda. >> hello. the most important quality a president should have is problem-solving skills, and not being opposed whether viewpoint. president obama has demonstrated this time and time again. he is a problem-solver. only problems he gets on his desk are the ones that nobody else can solve. other people do not have a perfect answer. rick santorum only talks about social issues. these are issues that state laws can pass and congress can take care of. he does not know anything about major issues, how to solve them, and he is really judgmental toward other people who do not believe like him, even if you are a christian, if you don't believe like him, he will label you as a non-christian, as he is trying to do obama. >> that has been a big part of rick santorum's campaign, focusing on social issues and conservatism. we will go to new york city, republican line, john. >> i have been a moderate republican since