i don't give a damn about her, her weird ass family or anybody else in florida right now. >> jimmy williams, a principal dissent. susan -- i'm one of those guys. thought i was the only man in america, jimmy alike, who hasn't been following it. fascinated parsing through the outrage of the american people and nuances that alan dershowitz make, this is the way the justice system is supposed to work. susan? >> another interesting point, when you look at one of the jurors that spoke last night,y i believe and said the prosecution didn't make their case. i think right now you're also seeing people very frustrated with government and how district attorney act. we have it right now in new york with the prosecution of dsk there and people are very outraged and they're wondering what are we doing with our judicial system, and i think that's maybe where this will go in the larger picture. >> people should bear in mind, there's a great scottish verdict in scotland that everyone talk answer now. at least the legal experts, that's called "not proven." not innocent or not guilty, not proven. that's the c

the cost of this debate of legion in my view. >> jimmy williams.erson is controlling the agenda of the united states of america right now and his name is grover norquist. grover norquist was nude gingrich's butt buddy. jack abra hof's buddy. charged peoples 25ds,000 a pop to go to a bush white house signing ceremony. he is a petty crim kninal and m just about every single member of the house of republicans, on the republican side, not the tea party, and almost all republican. s signing a pledge saying they will never, ever for the rest of their lives raise taxes. i need to know -- do we have on the left of grover norquist, and if we don't, why not? because i need to know why it is one man, who's never had an elected office in his life -- >> a couple of points. first of all, this tax thing is beyond crazy. i read an article today that there are republicans who are backing away from the boehner plan. i thought, hmm. that's interesting. maybe they're moving towards reid's. no. they're backingy with from the boehner plan because it's not conservative e

brian williams. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: brian williams. >> you know, it's weird to have aing blow -- a little bit. and then stop by.cc1: >> jimmy: but it's a lot -- it's a lot of brian -- a lot of bri-wi. >> feeling love tonight. >> jimmy: lot of bri wi for the people at home. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: and they like it. i just want to say, before we even get into anything. cc1:cc1: i thought it was -- i think you're amazing, first of all.cc1: you know this already. >> i love you too, thank you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but when we -- when we got osama bin laden, it was a huge thing. and i saw it on twitter first. >> yeah.cc1:cc1: >> jimmy: yeah. but then i turned -- i tuned into nbc to watch you and see why --cc1: the president was about to spea: and you just talked and told me what was happening. and i -- and i just -- i just felt so calm and i -- and just -- getting the news from you, i just felt like, you're our guy.cc1: you're our like -- you're our -- you know, walter cronkite -- >> you wrote me -- >> jimmy: -- of our generation. >> -- at the end of that night

republican strategist susan del percio and washington insider jimmy williams. susan, why can we not get a conversation? i don't know the answer to some of these things but would love to have a debate about trade, taxes and banks as way to get this prosperity back into this country. >> because you're almost a year away from an election, dylan. it's not going to happen. unless things get so, so bad. until you hit 10% unemployment, see $5 -- no politician will take the risk to come up way plan they could potentially fail at come october. >> karen, it's clear. we talked to senator coburn who says very ex-less plicitly, no . come up way deal tuesday, will have to vote on it. he believes it will do it because it's absurd. the congress when they're back to the wall will do it. and we perpetuated this thing without ever having any of the real debate all of us are so desperate to get our teeth into? >> that's exactly right, dylan. i applaud your presentation in the the beginning. one thing i wand to add. >> please. >> we talk about 9.2% unemployment. the urban league po

. >> jimmy williams has a question. >> good to see you. i have a question. back when i moved to washington in 1992, members actually had relationships with each other. their wives knew each other. their kids went to the same schools. most members actually lived in washington, d.c. or in the suburbs. today that is not the case. today you guys are going to leave probably this afternoon or tomorrow, on the first plane out. you're going to go home. meet with constituents. do fund-raisers, have zero contact with any other members of the house of representatives until you get back to washington, d.c. next monday or tuesday. what's the one thing that you think that we could do to make it so that you all have a vested interest in having relationships with each other, much like the relationship that tip o'neill and prez reagan had, and i could keep going on but i'll let you answer the question. what's the one thing could you do to make congress more civil? >> i'm glad you can remember those days when congress actually did a better job. a lot of folks can't believe co

jimmy: come on. that is legendary songwriter singer paul williams right there, everybody! the greatest songwriter-singers of all time. let me just go through some of his hits here. oh, my gosh. "the loveboat," of course. you did that. you did -- oh, man, this is a beautiful one. we've only just begun that was my parents wedding song. >> number one album when that song came out was in-a-gadda-de-vida's. so, it was not exactly the -- down the pike as far as what the american taste was. [ laughter ] but an angel sang it. karen carpenter sang it. >> jimmy: is that right? oh my gosh. oh my gosh -- karen carpenter -- amazing. also, she also sang "rainy days and mondays." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's a real depressing song. that is a real -- [ laughter ] fantastic. >> spent my life writing co-dependent anthems. it's what i do. [ laughter ] we're psyched to have paul williams here tonight. come on, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we're so lucky. and later on tonight, he's going to do one of his most famous creations. he sang "rainbow connection." [ audience aws ] [ che

. >>> tonight jimmy welcomes brian williams, rashad evans and big sean. te night with jimmy fallon week nights at 11:35 on your local nbc station. >>> fitime for your entertainme news. with three new releases crowding theaters this weekend, it's safe to say there's something for everyone at the box office. harrison ford and daniel craig saddle up in the sci-fi western "cowboys and aliens." the movie's big name talent should be a big draw for the movie goers to the tune of an expected $42 million. everyone's favorite blue creatures are back and now on the big screen in "the smurfs." the animation hybrid that stars neil patrick harris has been getting abysmal reviews. nostalgia will likely send ticket sales over the $30 million mark. also, the cast might suffer the effect of fatigue after a string of adult comedies. it's expected to debut in fifth place behind "captain america" and "harry potter" with just $17 million. >> i need to know who the movie exec is that ruined the smurfs. >> so mix animation with the real life? >> i heard it was coming out and it's

this guy's name is jimmy williams. he's a democrat and he's a commentator.has a view on the tea party with, let us say, is relatively unique. listen. >> tea party does not -- anybody that thinks the tea party exists is smoking crack cocaine in america. it's nothing more than the far right wing of the republican party and they're wagging the dog's tail right now. >> interesting because i think there are a lot of independents who kind of consider themselves part of the tea party as well. anyway, christine o'donnell, she was part of the tea party. she was running for senate in the state of delaware. she's going to be our guest. she lost that election but she'll be our guest coming up in 45 minutes. >> yeah, and i don't believe she's smoking crack. i'm going against jimmy williams' conclusion. >> sorry, jimmy. >> the u.s. economy is struggling, many u.s. companies are actually making big profits overseas. and stu varney says they're not coming back because of the taxes here and the regulation. so is that where all the jobs are, stu? >> well, look, the best profi

jimmy: look at this guy. >> that's featuring kid rock, hank williams jr. and lil' jon. >> jimmy: is that right?love that. is this your saddle? you really use this, right? >> that actually hangs in my house over the bar. >> jimmy: does it really? >> yeah, it does. >> jimmy: oh, man, you -- >> you have to come visit sometime. >> jimmy: you remember last time i hung out with you in nashville. >> i do. >> jimmy: i don't. [ laughter ] it was good. it was fun. >> i pulled up in a 1978 "smoky and the bandit" edition pontiac trans am. >> jimmy: yeah. >> t-tops, and you had your guitar and you were standing on the sidewalk in front of zany's. i think you just had a gig. this was two years ago and i picked you up and we scooched off downtown and we hung out until about 4:00 in the morning. >> jimmy: yeah, well not only that, you came and you picked me up in "the smokey and the bandit" trans am. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you parked in the middle of the street. >> that's right. >> jimmy: and the cops came. and they go "what's going on?" and you go "hey, officer, it's me, john rich." >> i said, "cousin jimmy is in

jimmy is a [ bleep ] right now. you know? >> corey's brother william has also had a setback.le working his job detail, he was caught entering another inmate's cell. >> yes, sir, there is. >> he has now lost his chance to an early release to a halfway house. >> when he entered the other inmates cell, it was 3:00 in the morning. in the particular housing unit that inmate allen was in, those doors are not secured. they are not locked due to the nature of what kind of housing unit that is. they are not supposed to be going into another inmate's cell at that point. at the time when he was in that particular housing unit, he was on a detail that detail was the night detail, that's why he was awake at 3:00 in the morning. however, he chose to take advantage of the situation by entering someone else's cell at that time. inmate allen is typically not a disciplinary problem. >> i've been here almost a year and a couple months. and i haven't had one disciplinary action. this is my first one. so all they charged me with was being out of place. that's all the charges was. >> william will

jimmy: my man, kid rock. look at this cover here. i like this. is this a real car? is this -- >> that car was -- no joke, that was hank williamsther with a gun holster? >> i believe they call that hand tooled, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, is that right? "hand tooled"? yeah, i don't engrave. i'm from new york. we don't have any of that stuff. hand tooled leather with a couple holsters. >> there was a guy -- there was a guy, nudie, that used to do those cars. made a lot of the western clothes and stuff. i think he did around 20 of those cars for people like elvis and webb pierce and just a lot of the country stars and whatnot. >> jimmy: webb pierce. oh, i love webb pierce. >> it's definitely a looker when you go out cruising in it. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. do you own this? >> yeah, i got it now. >> jimmy: that's your car? >> oh my gosh. now, is this in detroit? 'cause i know you're a detroit guy. >> um hm. >> audience member: all right, detroit! >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. you got one person out there. [ laughter ] i love detroit. what a beautiful place. i love it. [ laughter ] i love it. i had the best time. we chat -- i'm serious. the pe

. >> williams was charged with and tried for only two murders -- nathaniel cater and jimmy payne, both adults found in the same area of the chattahoochee river. cater's body was nude, but his hair was caked with mud. >> digging through that silt, i was able to recover dog hair and fibers that were close to his scalp. >> the dog hair was consistent with sheba, the wayne williams family dog. in cater's hair was one of those unusual green carpet fibers. under a microscope, peterson could see the boomerang shape just like those in the williams carpet. this is a piece of that actual carpet which the fbi's harold dedman said was quite rare. >> it's got an unusual carpet fiber. it was manufactured a limited amount of time. it was a ten-year-old carpet. >> on jimmy payne, the other victim, dedman found yellow rayon fibers stuck to his cotton shorts, fibers consistent with the blanket under wayne's bed. >> i personally took the cutting from the yellow blanket that was under the bed. >> this evidence slide contains the yellow blanket fibers that dedman clipped that night, magnified by our own vi

. >> williams was charged with and tried for only two murders -- nathaniel cater and jimmy payne, bother. cater's body was nude, but his hair was caked with mud. >> digging through that silt, i was able to recover dog hair and fibers that were close to his scalp. >> the dog hair was consistent with sheba, the wayne williams family dog. in cater's hair was one of those unusual green carpet fibers. under a microscope, peterson could see the boomerang shape just like those in the williams carpet. this is a piece of that actual carpet which the fbi's harold dedman said was quite rare. >> it's got an unusual carpet fiber. it was manufactured a limited amount of time. it was a ten-year-old carpet. >> on jimmy payne, the other victim, dedman found yellow rayon fibers stuck to his cotton shorts, fibers consistent with the blanket under wayne's bed. >> i personally took the cutting from the yellow blanket that was under the bed. >> this evidence slide contains the yellow blanket fibers that dedman clipped that night, magnified by our own video camera. but when larry peterson had returned that j

. >> jimmy fallon does a slow jam rap with brian williams and he did one with justin timberlake thatrybody, if you've got what it takes ♪ ♪ i'm curtis blow, and i want you to know that these are the breaks ♪ ♪ i want to rock right now ♪ i'm rob bass and i'm internationally known ♪ ♪ come and give me a kiss, better make it fast or else i'm going to get pissed ♪ ♪ push it ♪ push it good ♪ push it real good ♪ it's getting hot in here ♪ so take off your clothes ♪ i'm getting so hot i want to take my clothes off ♪ ♪ go shorty, it's your birthday ♪ ♪ we're going to party like it's your birthday ♪ ♪ my baby don't mess around because she loves me so and this i know for sure ♪ ♪ you, you got what i need ♪ but you say he's just a friend, but you say he's just a friend ♪ ♪ oh, baby you >> i'm justin ♪ ♪ i'm jimmy and we want you to know that these are the breaks ♪ >> you know every one of those songs! >> that's my favorite clip we've ever had. >> that was great! >> we knew justin timberlake could do everything, but jimmy can do everything, too. >> that was the best thing ever. i want to rerack