jimmy smith in the super bowl. >> #27, hey diddle diddle, ray rice of the middle. >> how about numbere, joe flacco? >> no. 88. the guy that helped with the whole, no. 44. >> of the juggernaut. >> going home. how fast are you? how about #20. he is come back to be a member of the super bowl team. an amazing stat of coaches. and the two gentlemen who accord unaided it all, often supported nader, jim caldwell -- offensive coordinator, jim caldwell. he will leave the ravens and sacks this year and will leave the ravens, paul kruger. >> how about just and dr. pepper -- justin dr. pepper tucker? and bernard pierce. >> ravens top draft pick, kourtney upshaw. >> the guy who inflicted the passed last week? -- pass last week? >> ladies and gentlemen, your super bowl bound baltimore ravens. [applause] at this time, i would like to ask the mayor of our great city, mayor stephanie rollins blake and the governor of our great state, gov. martin o'malley to come to the podium. >> hello, baltimore. it is so wonderful to be here with our governor and other elected officials who are here. could we get a

horrible conservative proposal in the movie that that was what was proposed as the reform you know jimmy smith did it jimmy stewart did not send an e-mail to mitch mcconnell from his resort in florida saying hey put a hold on that bill harry reid i mean however you feel about him politically i think we can all agree that he's no great statesman he's not daniel webster he's not i'm not here you have friends here and so. if you if he is going to be allowed to change something that has been a fundamental part of our process since the beginning of our country no it's not true i think that the filibuster is on the constitution and it was never part of the of the senate insult until the twenty three of these are very contemporary political issues you know the republicans are in the minority and that's why we're hearing about this right now as minorities versus majorities is that yeah and pox on both their houses i mean if you can't get harry reid to do something that the majority of people i think deserve which is a majority rule then yeah you've got to say that the republicans are afraid of democra

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. >> john: sam when we think about the filibuster, we think jimmy stewart "mr. smith goes to washington." strom thurmon filibustering because he wanted it to be harder for black folks to vote. why just reframe the language of what a filibuster is instead of pushing to reinstitute a talk filibuster we're all used to? why not let the tax-paying voters see what they're paying for and have congressmen prevent a vote from reading from a phone book for ten hours? >> i don't know. when the first proposals came up with just the talking filibuster essentially and basically saying you can't filibuster a motion to start talking about something people were speaking about those reforms as being halfway measures. so what we're talking about now or at least what we were talking about earlier this morning or yesterday was essentially reforms that were quarter way measures. i understand the theory behind the 41 votes. you want to make it more like there is an active, there is a proactive move to stop legislation. >> john: they can still do what they want. >> exactly. the theory being

you've got to do what jimmy stewart in "mr. smith goes to washington" did.nd on the floor and make the case. however, that has been opposed by the group of carl levin and john mccain. >> there are a lot of competing interests here, and some folks for the compromise where instead just some nominees could be blocked, but each senator could have unlimited abilities to filibuster a nominee. again, with the republicans in the minority, they don't want to see any erosion of their kind of de facto control of the chamber. >> jennifer: do you think new senators--we've got a closer margin than last time. we have 55 democratic senators. they need 60 to overcome the senator. elizabeth war len, did she sign on with the filibuster reform. >> we have a new class of senators and she has experience with the filibuster. some of the reforms she was involved in crafts were blocked. foreclosure mitigation was filibustered, credit card reforms were filibustered, so she has an unique perspective. >> jennifer: she's able to help get that through. how is the use the right wing use o

they think about the movie where jimmy stewart portrays jefferson smith, a new newcomer to the se. he comes to the well of the senate, and he fights for the principle of avoiding corrupt practices regarding a voice cam. he didn't have to take the floor and demand a supermajority vote, blocking a simple majority. but he was determined both to make his case before the american people as well as his colleagues, and certainly to eat up as much time as he could physically, which is another strategy of the standing talking filibuster, so that the public would have a chance to respond. well, many folks say that's just a romantic hollywood things. but the charts i've shown you, those charts show that the filibuster was used only rarely. it was viewed as an exceptional instrument of fighting for personal principle when you were willing, when you had the courage to stand before your colleagues and make a stand. and it was that way when i came here in the early 1970's. i came as an intern in 1976. the previous year there had been a big fight over the filibuster because its earl by liu abuses,

he wants to filibuster has to go into the well of the senate and speak for as long as jimmy stewart did and mr. smith goes to washington. just as they did in the old days. but time and the pir film exertion of such an endeavor would make a filibuster much much less likely, jon. >> we saw inspirational moment there today the return of illinois senator mark kirk. >> yes, you recall that senator kirk suffered debilitating stroke just about a year ago that nearly killed him. he has made it his mission over the course of the last year to undergo intense and grueling rehabilitation with the expectation of learning how to walk again so that he could climb the steps of the capitol and come right back here to this building. he did just that today. flanked and aided by his colleagues. they were very very emotional. what a scene it was. some hoped that it's a sign for a better future here not just for senator mark kirk but for the senate as a whole. john? >> jon: let's hope they are right. doug mckelway, thank you. the white house pushing back against critics of its long overdue regulatory agenda which it just

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lawmakers don't have to stand and talk for hours, like jimmy stewart in "mr. smith goes to washingt washington." >>> the historic drought is about to cost you more at the supermarket. it's so bad in texas, there's a cow shortage. the worst since the 1950s. higher beef prices are on the way. one beef plant announced it's closing, laying off 2,000 workers. >>> on the other side of the planet, record rainfall. to keep from drowning in a flood, this 14-year-old clung to a tree. and in the risky move, the two let go, drifting closer to shore, where other people standing by eventually lifted them on to dry land. >>> if you own a kia, you could be getting some money back. the company is getting ready to pay out nearly $200 million afr admitting it overstated the fuel economy on more than 1 million vehicles. >>> frightening conversation for a florida police department deputy. he pulled over a man accused of stealing sunglasses from a store. but then, the suspect fights back. he jumps in his car, and takes off, dragging the officer down the road. the deputy was not hurt. the

turning to how the senate works or doesn't work to get things done, cue jimmy stewart in the famous "mr. smith goes to washington." he made the senate filibuster heroic, but in the real world a breakthrough came thursday night when both parties agreed to modest changes in senate rules to reduce gridlock. >> we want not our voices heard but the voices of the people we represent. >> reporter: green light expected to move senator john kerry into hillary clinton's job as next secretary of state. >> i'm very pleased that john will be given the chance, subject to confirmation, to continue the workati ativof a l. >> i would take office as secretary, proud that the senate is in my blood but equally proud that so, too, is foreign service. >> we don't often see that kind of emotion from john kerry, referring to his father, who was part of foreign service and took the family overseas when he was a young man. on tuesday will he they will vote on his confirmation, expected to move on with the confirmation easily. they want much more in those changes to filibuster rules. these are small steps but could have

turning to how the senate works or doesn't work to get things done, cue jimmy stewart in the classic, "mr. smith goes to washington ". >> wild horses aren't going to drag me off this farm. those people will hear what i have to say even if it takes all winter. >> he made the senate filibuster heroic. but in the real world, a breakthrough came on wednesday night when they agreed to reduce gridlock. >> we want our voices heard. not our voices but the voices of the people we represent. >> no gridlock, just a green light for change that is expected to move senator john kerry into hillary clinton's job as the next secretary of state. >> i'm very pleased that john will be given the chance subject to confirmation to continue the work of a lifetime. >> i would take office as secretary, proud that the senate is in my blood. but equally proud that so, too, is the foreign service. >> we don't often see that kind of emotion from john kerry, referring to his father who was part of the foreign service took the family overseas when he was a young man. his days in the senate are winding down. on tuesday they wil

smith goes to washington" which we quoted in our series, we compare him to henry wallace, a jimmy stewarthese people were outed after the late '40s. they were embarrassed by their credits that they received in the '30s. and there were committees set up in washington to drive all the so-called hollywood communists out of hollywood. they were awful on the policies. walt disney, the legends, they were horribly people what they did to the workers of hollywood, actors and labor. we went through a heavily communist era. the first film about the atomic bomb was called "the githing of the end" i think it was called. it was started an an anti-bomb movie and by the time it got through truman administration and all the regulatory agencies in hollywood, it was turned into the bomb is a necessary thing type of movie. this went on, john wayne, he fought communists. >> do you think that's -- how would you characterize if someone came here from another country and had no experience with hollywood and they said what are the politics like of hollywood? >> i think it would be very relaxed by the time you hi

smith and vernon davis. >> he throws to the end zone. a catch is made by vernon davis for a niners touchdown! >>> you got to love this guy. jimmy fallon predicted who will win the super bowl. >> he brought in help to help make that call. take a look. >> you have to pick who will win the super bowl. are you ready? here we go. 232. 232. hut. hut. not all at once. all right. not all at once. here we go. come on, guys. there you go. go for it. anyone. there you go. there you go. he went back. there you go. there you go. you can do it. there you go. >> bad dog. bad dog. >> the ravens. >> they are cute so we'll let that one slide. clearly you can see in their eyes they are 49er fans. >> so cute. timid ravens fans. >> that was a huge mistake. we'll change that. >> how can you go wrong with puppies. >> here at home how about this uniquely san francisco tribute to the 49ers. this one from the cast of beach blanket babylon. ♪ ♪ we will be champions, my friends ♪ >> that's pretty good. >> looks like him. >> nice that coach harbaugh, kaepernick and gore could take time off to -- wait, what is that? that's not the real 49ers. that's perpetr

smith, you're focusing on emmitt smith right now behind the scenes at your super bowl commercial, mr. hall of famer. >> lincoln and myself got together, along with jimmyw commercial that's coming out at the super bowl. >> brian: that's why we're in this car, right? >> that's why we're sitting in the 2013 lincoln mkz. >> brian: the chances of you and i ever cruising around new york city together, probably small, right? >> not really. we can cruise around in the day, but i'm not going to drive you. driving in new york city is not easy. >> brian: you got to be aggressive. you don't like contact. >> you right around in a brand-new lincoln mkz, it's kind of hard to be aggressive. >> brian: this commercial will be cool in the super bowl. it's got to be exciting to be featured in a commercial. let's talk about the game because the 9ers were great when you were playing. they're back in the super bowl. they dominated the '90s along with you guys. so what do you expect 9ers-ravens? >> i'm expecting the ravens to be competitive but going with the 9ers because of you. but i'm rooting for the ravens. i'm torn. i want the 9ers to win because of the nfc, but i'm che