>> and john lennon, the guy is a genius. >> let's brace for this fans of john john lennon. >> do we really want a clone of the man who wrote "imagine" which is the worst song of all time? >> i agree. >> that's a horrifying, horrifyingly bad song. >> what is so great about that dumb moral. >> isn't "imagine" a dumb song about a bleak world that doesn't exist? >> i'm sorry. this is our first time being on the show together, so let me explain to you how this works. black girl, john john lennon, no. i'm done. >> what about ringo? you would love to clone ri ngo. remember that drum solo? >> what about jay-z? >> there you go. >> coming up, our last story. >>> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> has the school dance gone to marijuana plants? yes this year's prom will be a night that no one will remember. 18-year-old thyra munoz was caught selling pot brown knees at a bake sale or should i say baked sale? she sold them so she could buy a prom dress. efforts ensured that the prom theme would be the enchantment under the thc dance. reference to a movie i forgot. munoz was found out after a

john john lennon graph the president gets you with the network to the most successful show of the shield and sons of anarchy right yeah and i was lucky enough i was i started out as a staff writer on the shield and finished as an executive producer and and shawn ryan who created that show was it was a great mentor for me and. and really you know and i love the show i stayed all seven seasons and clearly i don't like change because i'm doing sons and then my my neck shows that f.x. to do so text ethics i am i think to be a breaking bad walking dead madman without the shield well that's a good question i think that it definitely helped open the doors for shows that had that kind of time content and tone you know the same way i think you know. the sopranos you know i don't know if there would have been a sons of anarchy without a sopranos in terms of people being able to embrace and outlaw you know hero like this i love lucy led to sitcom exact know exactly how the idea of sons of anarchy come about a modus that you came here on a motorcycle i did i did i rode in today i want a motorcycle club but not what was right right would come about you know i was finishing up on the shield and as we do we look for other projects and i've always had a fascination with the subculture i love bikes that came across country my first time here on motorcycle and and i was lucky enough to hook up with john once in an art linson who are five feature producers and they were trying to do a feature in the motorcycle motorcycle world and we started talking and. and and they sort of gave me carte blanche to do to get a name because from brando's the wild ones or is that too often not i think all that it was a while movie i think all that stuff you know feeds the subculture i think you know and and that's really where my research began it began you know looking at you know the things that you know the how these vets were coming back from world war one and why world war two and and you know so when the club's first started there were just really a lot of war here are you enjoying it or you and me and. i think for me you know some of it is the economics of the production model that after like seven seasons it starts to eat itself but. i also feel like i've modeled the methodology in a way. that i knew i could tell seven seasons worth of story and i think we're getting to that place and sort of k

next we have john lennon, and i know this is cliche, but john lennon is my fourth favorite beatle. [ ." simple, to the point. the first draft, however, was a little more confusing. "all you need is love. oh, you were talking about camping? you'll need more stuff than that for camping." [ applause ] no, not very helpful. not very helpful camping advice. also, shame on whoever was asking john lennon for camping advice. let's be honest. our next quote is from john capgrave who said, "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." his first draft was a little less eloquent. "holy crap, i just caught a bird with my bare hands!" [ laughter and applause ] things were looking up, for john capgrave! next we have ian fleming, the writer of our favorite secret agent, james bond. "the name's bond, james bond." and the first draft was "the name's bond, james petunia marigold susan bond. after grandmother." [ applause ] you could see why he'd take out the middle names. also, who introduces themselves using middle names? i mean, come on, bond. i don't want to tell you how to do things, but come on, b

john mayer. somewhere in the interview, he'll say, when i was young, i went to find more about my guitar hero, john lennonng the way, you find those heroes holding martin guitars. >> martin says its legacy with the demands of running a modern lifestyle brands. ambassadors like 23-year-old ed sheerhan or danny davis want to reach a broader consumer. how do you get your brand out there? >> it's been a great relationship. we have a partnership with lucky jeans because the folks that run lucky are martin fans, so they do some martin shirts in their shop. >> who are you selling these to? >> folks that want aç fine guitar. it's not usually the case, although i would love it to be, that a ginger starts with a martin. >> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead and a makeover for a familiar face under the golden arches. is it fashion or just clowning around? >>> look for "on the money" on facebook and for more, you can follow us on twitter. a story is coming up that may move the markets this week, lots of economic data. first, on tuesday, the fomc will kick off its two-day meeting on monetary policy. on we