jay leno was on this show and we know the controversy that erupted when jay moved to prime-time and bumped out of the way a prime-time drama and now he is back in late night and doing well. there was a conversation about these one-hour dramas and what the future of them were going to be in television. did we learn anything from that? >> well, i think we did. we all work for the boss. i work for the network. that's who i work for. jay works for the network. i think it's tremendous and give him credit for making all of those decisions of what his future is, but the truth is you know and i know it's not that clear. tavis: exactly. >> listen, i didn't look at it that way. i'm more concerned about the jobs. not your job or my job, the jobs of these people manning the cameras and the sound booms and that sort of thing. we got to find a way to make more work here and keep more work here. that's my concern about this business. i'm really proud that for seven years there has been 270 people on the set of "ncis" and know they have a job to come back to every june. that's a responsibility no one ther

. >> and jay leno was the come mickey and jay brought him on. he appears in the room.ever. he has 132 puppets. >> like saying he is the tallest midget. >> he does three voices at once. >> i will go, larry. >> go see it. >> we will go out there. we will all be out there to see the tallest midget. >> we have time to do it. >> we'll be right back. [ dennis ] is fifteen minutes enough time to start a relationship? some insurance companies seem to think so. [ whistle blows ] but 6 months later, when you've been broadsided by an suv, who do you call? not the name of the company, but the name of the person. i'm sorry. what was your name again? at allstate, you get a licensed professional who'll stand by you. not just a voice at a phone bank. you deserve a real relationship. that's allstate's stand. [ whistle blows ] [ dennis ] are you in good hands? >>> our final moments, don't forget elizabeth edwards. on the phone, one of my favorite people. diane sawer. >> i cannot believe you would go out and hear shows without me. no way. >> nancy and i will be up until dawn with you, tw

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i did jay leno with mike "the situation," he was like ten minutes from me in jersey.at, call me. i'll come fix your tire. that's how we do. that's neighborly, you know? >> larry: did you run into -- was there a lot of prejudices as a child? >> there's prejudice in america, of course you run into prejudice. when the cab doesn't stop for me, and it stops for the white guy, that's prejudice. that's racism right there. >> larry: i think that would drive me nuts. >> you know what, it's hurtful. it drives you nuts. but you don't let it break you. we're strong, resilient people. we're not going to let something break us. we just bounce back. we find a way. and also, we try to build bridges, to combat that. that's why music, i love making music, because music is universal. when i first started rapping, people thought hip-hop was a fad. it was going to die. it's ruining the people, the kids. don't let your child listen to this. but now you got people rapping all around the globe, in every language. >> larry: my kids. were there many when you started female rappers? >> there we

my question is, is he actually leaving, or is he leaving like jay leno did? finally promising news from the gulf. bp's putting a cap on the oil leak. they're going to cap up to 90% of the disgusting filth that is pouring out. if the cap works, they'll try the same thing on mel gibson's mouth. >> a movie is in the works about the john edwards scandal. that was the other scandal where someone forgot to put on a containment device. >> we'll be right back. at ge capital, we've been financing taylor guitars for over eight years, helping them build a strong dealer network. bringing music to people... i like that. ♪ ♪ [ bob ] i didn't know you could play. i didn't either. ♪ i didn't either. there's oil out there we've got to capture. my job is to hunt it down. i'm fred lemond, and i'm in charge of bp's efforts to remove oil from these waters. bp has taken full responsibility for the cleanup and that includes keeping you informed. every morning, over 50 spotter planes and helicopters take off and search for the oil. we use satellite images, infrared and thermal photo

. >>> jay leno had some fun with our interview with vice president biden. one part of "the sunday funnies." presid onelet's start with a topic that is ripped from the headlines. >> topic tni butt war between the kardashian sisters. kim and kourtney. >> these are gigantic packages. co deal with the gigantic weblem. >> i think we need to choose between the two. betwee >> we're not going to lose either one of those bodies. >> david cameron is visiting the u.s. and yesterday, he and president u.s.a gave each other pieces of art. he and that really wasn't necessary, asn't n. haveave already given us a huge oil painting. mexi >> not great day in the gulf of exico. stae are rumors that the containment cap is starting the when asked if when asked if the rumors were true, the bp spokesperson said, ren't there any more mel gibson tapes? >> you know who is going run for president? jeb bush. theuse what america needs right abois a bush. honestly. i feel the same way about bush presidencies as i do about the "godfather " films. you're better off stopping at stopping at

governor ridge was trying to sell the nation on the duct tape, and it got him an invitation to the jay leno show. your need for preparation requires a buy in from the american people. with regard to small parks -- smallpox, a certain number of people have to participate for it to work properly. >> there are about eight pathogens the people think will be the ones used. we know that there is a way to change the resiliency of a biological case. stockpiling, distribution and the cabinet -- and decontamination. some areas have been covered by stockpiles of drugs that have been distributed. the government is testing some plans on how to help localities dependent on two tracks. but we have to find that better. we are behind. some of it is funding. some of it is a lack of authority or fragmented decision making. bob gramm and i suggested that the office of a vice president ought to be put in charge of all of this at the federal level. we have a vice-president now has a history in congress of dealing with this. there are only two people that cabinet secretaries of state sir or manitou, the president

trying to sell the nation on duct tape, and it only got him a couple of titles and an invitation to jay leno show. prevention requires of body and from the american people. -- a buy-in from the american people. >> the medical kits should be available to the first sponsors -- responders. they contain the drugs that we do have available to deal with the most likely -- eight pathogens that most people will think are going to be the one. they adapt and you cannot ever be certain. but that change in the link of resilience, in a bio case. stockpiling, detection, along with situational awareness, distribution, and then that the common name it -- to do -- the decontamination. about 55% of the population are covered by stockpiles of drugs that have been distributed. and they're testing plans on how to help localities dispense it on two tracks. localities in their own local way, and governments, and we he -- and we have to find that better. -- fund that better. unified decision making. bob graham and i suggested that the office of the vice-president of the be in charge of this on the federal level. it

jay leno referred to it in his opening monologue. he said president obama has had enough of it. no more finger-pointing and then he went out and blame the bush for the whole problem. and this hearing does come at a critical time. i am grateful we are able to defer to this in the past tense. we have had encouraging news that it seems under control. there is serious environmental and economic impacts to confront in the gulf. because this bill. some of the damage relates directly to the decision making in the aftermath of the deepwater horizon explosion. -- bp caused the spill. as people continue to clean up, the department of interior has made decisions upon the decision in recent weeks that make a lot of boards of 20,000 jobs in the gulf coast energy industry. some of this new wave of economic destruction is already occurring. this is when we're hitting people when they are down and need it the least. the governor of louisiana wrote a powerful piece and i would like to submit that for the record. in the editorial he describes what he sees as a determined effort by the secretary o

governor ridge was trying to sell the nation on the duct tape, and it got him an invitation to the jay lenoration requires a buy in from the american people. with regard to small parks -- smallpox, a certain number of people have to participate for it to work properly. >> there are about eight pathogens the people think will be the ones used. we know that there is a way to change the resiliency of a biological case. stockpiling, distribution and the cabinet -- and decontamination. some areas have been covered by stockpiles of drugs that have been distributed. the government is testing some plans on how to help localities dependent on two tracks. but we have to find that better. we are behind. some of it is funding. some of it is a lack of authority or fragmented decision making. bob gramm and i suggested that the office of a vice president ought to be put in charge of all of this at the federal level. we have a vice-president now has a history in congress of dealing with this. there are only two people that cabinet secretaries of state sir or manitou, the president and the vice-president --

. >> if you guys were up late, jay leno decided to i think have a little fun with us. want to put this one in the chat. so for my mom. >> yesterday i was watching -- what is it? the 14th hour of the "today" show with kathie lee and hoda. and they showed a fan photo of someone watching their show in progress. >> thanks, everybody for all of your wishes. we heard from an awful lot of people on facebook. >> don't we have a fan photo or someone watching our show? >> there's just something for everybody. >> okay. i wondered how long it would take for him to get back at us. he remembers, he took hombrage we we didn't think he was funny. i'm sorry, that was not your shining hour. the night at -- what was it called? >> i don't remember. but i -- >> thank you very, very much. killed a lot of brain cells since then. >> anyway. >>> because you guys have been sending in pictures of either -- >> rude things you see. >> yeah. we saw -- there is something that you guys sent us. it's another picture. and this one for some reason struck us as especially rude. if you look at it you migh

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vice president joe biden joked about her to jay leno. >> do we have any spies that hot?e website is selling an anna chapman action figure. there is a topless option. >> my name is anna chapman. >> reporter: supposedly a british bidding war that could push the price for a first interview past a quarter million dollars and, not surprisingly, there's an offer she has rejected for a star. >> entertainment movies, film, television shows or even porn, i think people want her. >> reporter: in the past on her facebook page she would only talk business claiming careers in real estate and banking. now whether or not she has any secrets worth knowing there's business out there if she wants it and if she can get to it. for "today," mike taibbi, nbc news, new york. >> why would she turn down the porn, i wonder? >> out of that story, that's what you took away from? >> that's what you took away from it. biden is funny. >> the world we live in. >> a very bizarre world. i'm by someone who is pretty bizarre.mayer >> john may iern concert. with capital one's venture card, we get double mil

it even rose to the lavel of the national consciouses in where jay leno referred, what a nice of disgrace all the executives pointing. president obama's had enough of it. no more finger pointing and then he went out and blamed bush. that's where we are this morning. but this hearing does come at a critical time. i am grateful we're able to refer to the oil discharging in the gulf in the past tense. we hope that stays in the past tense. we have had encouraging news that it seems under control. there are serious environmental and economic impacts to confront in the gulf. bp caused the spill. some of the damage relates directly though to the administration's decision making in the aftermath of the deep water horizon explosion. most significantly, as we convene this hearing and people continue to struggle mightly to clean up after the bp spill the department of interior has made decision upon decision in recent weeks that we are told may kill upwards of 20,000 jobs in the gulf coast energy industry. some of this new wave of economic destruction is already occurring. this is where we're hittin