"dilly williams." >> jimmy: dilly williams wrote his own autobiography there. names. >> jimmy: all three of our -- >> that's right. >> jimmy: i was james thomas fallon and you were paul stephen rudd. >> that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now -- well, the fun thing about this director was great. 'cause dilly williams directed this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and he didn't let us know until halfway through which one of us was playing dilly williams. [ laughter ] >> i know. he had a very -- he had a really interesting style. >> jimmy: yeah, i -- i didn't even realize -- i don't remember -- >> do you want to know what i remember from "tortured the dilly williams story?" how -- how heavy your leather coat was from all of those watches. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, it was really heavy. >> you -- you wouldn't stop complaining about it. but you -- >> jimmy: but i wasn't selling them. >> no. >> jimmy: it was a style. i was trying to start my character, where he'd wear, like, 30 watches in his jacket. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and it was good. you know, i would say, w

jimmy williams wanted to get in here. your guy who i worked in the senate with him and his staff sad said the issue in the race is not about the economy. if this is about the economy, we are going to lose. this election is about bigger things. no one else talks about social issues. this morning he pushed back on joe scoreboro and was kind of upset and got unruly with the idea that they were asking him questions about social issues. you can't have it both ways. i agree your candidate is the most conservative candidate running for the nomination right now. i completely agree with that. but you can't say i'm conservative and this is all going to be about social issues and then get ticked off when the press asks you about social issues. can you reconcile those two things for the viewers and for me? i'm having a hard time jibing that. >> i appreciate the question, jimmy. i don't recall ever seeing you out on the campaign trail with us. that's what rick talks about. he talks about his plan to create jobs and turn the economy ar

single scandal is going to make anyone any more upset with the way congress does business. >> jimmy williamshat issue so much, people say he's boring at dinner parties. he's like a one-note party. jimmy, what do you say? >> i am boring at dinner parties. look, i think -- we've been talking about this for what, now, almost two years. what i would like to see, and heather, you can comment on this, please, is us passing the constitutional amendment saying money is not speech. let's get money out of politics and let's let politicians actually focus on something remarkably interesting: policy. what does a good member of congress do with about 75% of their day? they dial for dollars. what do they do about 25% of their day? they're ledgislating for the sae people they dialed for dollars for. should we go down this path? >> absolutely. we need to change the constitution of this court or we need to change the constitution. i'm glad you didn't say the constitution was for people because that would take us back to the pre-citizen days. it's not like our congress was really delivering for 99% of our cou

. >> jimmy williams lives next door to where the stabbing happened. he says he has lived here for one decade and that makes him a newcomer in the neighborhood. not a place used to murder investigations, especially when the alleged killer and victim were both well known. >> it is a tragic. both of the people involved we have known them since they were young. >> this is a neighborhood with a lot of blogged neighbors and robert is known as a big one. there was a pit bull living on the property where he was stabbed. suspects -- witnesses say that he was angrily accusing another of letting the dog go to the bathroom in his yard. >> it woke you up? >> yes. >> this man, who asked us not to identify him, said he heard loud swearing and he said he saw colbert , a walking away after the other had been stabbed. -- saw him walking away after the other had been stabbed. >> like it happened all of a sudden. >> one witness says he was initially step in the hand and then went and got a shovel and confronted colbert and that is when he was, according to documents, fat

william scott! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: seann william scott. how are you? preciate it, man. you got some -- two great movies out -- or coming out. i mean, you got -- "goon" is out now but then you have "american reunion," which is -- the "american pie" kids all came back together. >> we're back, baby. >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh yeah, that's right. >> julianna: jason biggs was on our show, yeah. >> that's right. >> jimmy: oh, was he? >> he's a great guy. >> everyone's on the show. i never got invited to go on "the good wife." >> yeah, me neither. [ laughter ] i'm joking. >> jimmy: but -- no, you got every one. you got biggsy. >> yeah. everybody -- everybody from the first movies back -- small parts and everything. it's -- and the movie is fantastic. >> jimmy: i heard you're hilarious of in it. what is the -- what is the plot of this one? >> [ clears throat ] well, it's a high school reunion so -- you know, we were trying to figure out, you know, a way to get everybody back and -- and i hadn't seen -- you know, i mean, i love "grosse p

of being black his killer is free speaking last night to the crowd new york city is councilman jimmy williams. well this country rocker is going to the doctor quick little. guy wanted a good trip. back to the bottle. and protesters joined by new york city councilman the family of trayvon martin and occupiers all march in union square times square and both places they are met with a massive police presence something the occupy wall streeters are quite familiar with and vocal about the reports of chance like no justice no peace effort the police make stand with calls for justice for trayvon martin so you might be wondering right about now why does the occupy wall street joined a march in solidarity that actually make sense occupy wall street which started off focus on the lack of fairness the lack of accountability on wall street in the financial sector but according to movement aims to fight injustice in all its forms in this country whether the ariss justice system while a police or a corrupt washington it's about americans waking up to the reality that justice is not being served for trayvon

this same story line here, but well respected republican who is coming up later, jimmy williams is puttingis money on your guy, newt gingrich, to win both of these states. >> i think it's loser go home tonight. i think it's the loser leave time. >> loser go home for santorum and gingrich. many people believe it's newt gingrich go home if he cannot win. >> i'm talking about the candidate that i've endorsed. he's got to win tonight after he called the shot earlier this morning and say romney is going to lose and win a third of the delegates. i think he has to deliver. i'll go one better than michael because have few people in the media are running the delegate numbers. i cannot for see a scenario unless they are out of this race where mitt romney is get 114 delegates before june 5th. he can't do it. this is going to go way into the spring and summertime. >> third place in alabama, congressional district does not give you a second place. he's doing the math. he's trying to figure out how to get to that number, steve. >> no doubt. romney is going to come. if he gets to 1144 or not, it's going

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karen finney, susan del percio, and jimmy williams. has worked in special forces, and the core issue by them is when it comes to american military strategy in afghanistan, the american government refuses to acknowledge where america is at, what the actual reality is, what the mission is, where we want to go, or how we're going to get there and the reason for that was best summarized by tony schaffer. take a listen. >> what we have is, like you said, a group of egotistical folks committed to a course of action, letting people die for the good of a political decision rather than on a practical one. >> we saw this coming out of context and conflict. the culture of political denial when the actual game doesn't reconcile with the viable strategy that's been agreed to in washington, d.c. >> but there was no real strategy to get out and decide what we were going to do. what needed to be accomplished. >> the only reason i'll disagree with that is we were going to secure the border between afghanistan and pakistan to prevent al qaeda from being

karen finney, susan del percio, and jimmy williams.ted in your thoughts on the president's decision to make the point you made was that it was a strategic move for him to put himself a little more risk by holding a press conference. he will create a bigger gap between him and then. >> it's like i wrote in my column. you watch a train wreck? you get out of the way. the president didn't have to do a press conference today. he could have let people go to the polls. instead he rolled the dice and had a press conference. it was a total success. i'm not saying that because he was a democrat, but because he did pretty well. >> or at least he didn't create a sound byte that's going to hurt him. >> so you have four guys hurting each other. >> there's one two years ago he called the cop stupid. in other words, he didn't make any dumb mistakes. >> although on that, i didn't think he was wrong to say that a -- >> i'm saying it was politically stupid because it created a sound byte that distracted from the press krvconference. >> it's not something

. >> is there nowhere you're going to stop, jimmy williams? >> do you want to come to my house and get into my personal life? you can deal with my shotgun. fine with me. >> where is the line we draw on this? >> when you look at our legal system, they're always catching up to technology. so we don't know what the line is ever going to be in a snapshot moment when they haven't addressed it. >> i think there is a difference between a company saying, we need some assurances from you that you're not going to use social networking to defame this company and that we have a certain code of conduct that we expect and saying, and we don't trust you enough that you're going to be able to abide by that so let us in to see what you're hiding. there is a difference. it's one thing for a company to say, here's a set of standards we expect you to follow, it's another thing to invade into what is still private territory. >> that's a great last word by karen finney on that issue brought to us by sunny washington, which i understand karen decided not to come to

stoddard, and democratic strategist, jimmy williams. great to see both of you this afternoon. want to start with you. it seems that rick santorum realized he may have gone a little too far with that initial comment, backtrack quickly. he normally doesn't backtrack this fast. >> i think he received a few phone calls as well as the aggressive comments that the romney camp came up with pretty quickly. this is not good for rick santorum. he is actually slipping away from relevance at this point. a few weeks ago he was a legitimate contender. he lost significant contests in michigan and ohio. very close races he might have won. and this is slipping away from his grasp. he might do very well tomorrow night but it won't yield him a lot of delegates. he'll still be behind in a 2-1. he is starting to sound like newt gingrich where his comments from yesterday sounded as if he was more interested in defeateding mitt romney out of some kind of spite than defeating the read that. that's the kind of thing that causes party leaders and people who have been supporting -- and his been factors.

. >> let's bring in our news nation political panel, democratic strategist jimmy williams, and averyddard. how does one explain the etch-a hiech sketch, i did not have one and i know what it is and how it is played. you draw on it. you erase it and you can go onto something else. how does the romney campaign explain it is over shadowing what happened in illinois? >> that's a bit of a tough one because the etch-a-sketch literally erases everything you wrote and you get a blank screen. they went too far with those comments and it is unfortunate for the romney camp because they have a pattern where every time after he has a big win something terrible comes out of his mouth or the mouth of one of his advisers the next day and it does over shadow the victory. it is clear that mitt romney is going to have to run back to the middle very quickly in the general election campaign to win back the women who were so offended by the debate over birth control pills and free prenatural testing and everything else taken place during the republican primary campaign, and that's no secret, but to talk a

joining us for this round, jimmy williams, msnbc contributor, a. b. stoddard and steve deace. said you needed to hear the voice of god if you were to vote for romney. were you speaking morgan freedomman or did you mean the real god? nonetheless, i need to expound on that because those are strong words from a conservative like yourself. you have an important voice in your party. >> well, as a conservative, i like morgan freeman. i might prefer charlton heston to make that call. that would be a true miracle if he could make that call. the problem with romney, over and over his again his case for his candidacy is electabilitiability. destroy everybody and when i get to the general election, they can't pin anything on me because i don't believe in anything. that is getting exposed. romney is representing to conservatives, particularly those in the middle class, he is representing crony capitalism, that middle class republican voters and middle class voters are across the country are sick of. they're tired of bailouts, tired of t.a.r.p.s, tired of too big to fails and romney repres

and jimmy williams, a democratic strategist. thank you both.odfather line was a pretty good line, whether you agree with it or not, a.b. but nonetheless, it does give rick santorum another opportunity to really swing at mitt romney here as we watch to see what the supreme court does. >> i agree. i think this was the winning message for rick santorum that he never picked up on. he started with it months ago and dropped it when he needed it the most to win these big states in the midwest. michigan, ohio, illinois. he started talking about other things. the evils of college education. we've talked about that before. and he really let it go. he sees now in this final hour when he is about to permanently lose wisconsin on april 3, or if he buys himself three more weeks until the big day on i am a 24th. rick santorum is running out of steam. this was the winning message to appeal to all parts of the republican party. even those who don't agree with rick santorum on social issues. i think that he is going out at this week really hard. i think it is a

. >> jimmy williams, got a question? >> no.t think it's great that finally we're getting our due. you know, there is something to be said that you can walk around your house naked, no one cares. you can burp, fart, do whatever you want. >> can't wait to come over. >> guess what? you don't have to say excuse me, or i'm really sorry i made that noise. frankly i think a lot of married couples have the exact same thing. you are talking to three professionals that are all single and we all, except for susan, who does not have a dog or a cat, she needs one, we're going to send her one. >> no cats, jimmy. >> no cats. the point is that it's not hard to be single or married. it's just a matter of what you want. i want to be married. i want to find somebody to fall in love with, but i you know it's not a stigma. i'm glad you wrote the book. i'm going to read it. >> does your study show people are content, still looking? >> first of two things we make a distinction between living alone and being alone. people say in the abstract they'd li

let's bring in msnbc contributor jimmy williams. you do not bite into bs.ot going to say anyone is bsin' us. what do you make of gingrich's campaign and their rationale? >> i was reading the campaign memo that was sent out by the policy folks and the press people to the gingrich surrogates all across the nation yesterday. and what vick just said is exactly what had he sent out. listen, they are inherent lit strong because mitt romney is inherently weak. and they feel like that at the end of the day, republican conservatives are either going to having to make a decision, where do the romney voters go when they realize, a, conservatives are never going to vote for ta guy on the convention floor and b, santorum is going to let his mouth overload his butt as my grandmother used to say. that is the thing. their math, their psychology is that will the republican conservatives will then go to the gingrich camp. >> the odds of that happening in your opinion? >> well, i'm the guy that predicted that newt gingrich was going to win last night by a very narrow margin.

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. >> jimmy: you were there with michelle williams, your friend. >> my bff. >> jimmy: who takes you tothat she's nominated for, right? >> it's a lot. a lot of awards. >> jimmy: how many things have you gone to together? >> the in the past six years, all of them. except for the baftas, because i never went to london. >> jimmy: is the deal, if you get nominated, you have to bring her along, too. >> i think it's sweet that jonah brought his mom. truthfully, he said the most fun he had was in the lobby hanging out with me and michelle. i don't know why more people don't wise up to bringing their pals to these things. >> jimmy: their friends. >> it's so boring and dry a little bit. and you're sitting through this thing. it's fun to have someone to kind of -- you can gossip about other people's dresses. >> jimmy: are you able to drink during the oscar show? >> yes. now, previously, at the oscars, after the show started, it became a cash bar, which we learned the hard way last year. >> jimmy: really? >> because we didn't have any cash. i had to borrow 40 bucks from this girl that my husband's

one man doing it. >> jimmy: you could be the first person to have other men in their one-man show, you should have someone play you. william> jimmy: i remember the first time i auditioned for star trek. yeah, i could do it. you should call me. >> c'mon, c'mon, c'mon, do it, do it. all right. i'm sorry, i can't, i'm sick, i can't make it, here's jimmy fallon. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's my world. [ cheers and applause ] >> no, no, no, no -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i really do it -- i don't do it great. >> no standing ovations for you jimmy fallon. >> jimmy: no, i'm taking the seats out. they have no options but to stand. >> they're all standing. >> jimmy: they have to stand. that's the way to do it, man. but then i can't be, unless they all sit on the floor. >> that's a great idea. >> jimmy: then i'm really bummed out. yeah, but this -- you've had a long career, great stuff in your career. you have very famous quotes. so i wanted to test you on maybe some of your quotes. >> oh no. >> jimmy: and see if you remember what character it was that you played. >> i don't remember what you, what we just said. [ laugh