everybody's fine. >> jonah has gone insane!the [ bleep ] -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: stop losing weight! stop losing weight. it's making you angry! >> what is happening? i just want you to watch my tv show! [ laughter ] >> hill: watch "whitney." watch "whitney." >> i just really need this -- >> jimmy: all right. i'm sorry. comes out tomorrow night, 9:30, nbc. let's all calm down. have a good laugh. look, here's a clip. >> hill: watch "whitney." >> jimmy: here's a clip of "whitney." >> do you know what this sunday is? >> yeah, it's our three year anniversary. >> you knew that? we haven't even planned anything. i mean, we did something good last year, right? >> yeah, you took tylenol p.m. [ laughter ] in the a.m. >> i mixed up the bottles and, as i recall, you still had sex with me. >> it was our anniversary. [ laughter ] >> okay, i just -- we're going to do something awesome this year, okay? but, for now, you just stay in that bed, all right? because a storm of sexy is going to come your way. [ laughter ] so, just get y

host: jonah goldberg.st: he tried his best to marginalizes prepared this party -- to marginalize this group. he admitted when the tea party started that it was funded by the koch brothers. when they allow a -- when the supreme court allowed corporate money to flood into politics, they do not think that they can express themselves. we applaud them and support them. it is a shining example of what democracy is all about. host: hit some would want to express their frustrations through violence, what would you say to them? guest: we would condemn it and try to stop it. host: would you cut your ties with the movement that with that direction? guest: with that part of the movement. 1% of corporate americans, every day you look in the paper, and a corporate ceo foreign official gets convicted of something. should we cut our ties with corporate america because they are all criminals? no, it is a small group of people, may be a fringe group, and they may even have been sent in to foment it. we have stated in the pa

jonah goldberg of national review online. charles lane from the "washington post."lumnist charles krauthammer. so gaddafi is dead, but as we've seen over the last decade, when you replace murderous regime, it may get better but what you get may not be all that good. what are the keys to the libya's future? >> the same question you ask iraq they are asking themselves in egypt. whether this succeeded by democracy, variant of democracy. or islamist state. we don't know. this is the end of the stage of arab history. the dictators, the offices who over, through the monarchy in egypt in the early '50s until today. gaddafi came to boy over throwing a king in libya. the bothist that took over, long after the decolonization. in all the area where the military dictators that are arab nationalists and the era is over. it died in iraq with saddam and it dies with gaddafi. the problem is they don't have alternative. right now we're not sure of the competition. where the balance of power is inside rebels in lib yeah. we'll learn. >> chris: charles, what role can, should the u.s.

jonah gold berg. >> guest: it's legitimate to say things are out of whack.ups not based on performance all all the rest is nonceps. we went off track, which was caused by government regulations when we switched from giving ceo salaries because everyone was offended by their high salaries to the stock option plans that blew up their compensation more. those are all legitimate greecheses, i'm not a fan of the ceo culture in the country, but just because i don't like something doesn't mean that i think government meddling will fix it rather than make it worse, and, you know, the high oil prices, you know, it's amazing -- every few years oil prices get high, we have -- we have basically conservatives and free markets saying

we loved jonah. >> nancy did finally get that chat with george.was humble to the end. >> look at all of the peers that are out there. almost like an oscar-filled arena. >> it's fun to be here. it's extremely nice. they mellow out. not a whole lot of pressure. everybody seems to enjoy it. >> you got a standing ovation out there. >> they were actually getting up to leave. oh. i'm sure. >> and wait until you hear what george told me about stacy's legs. >>> there's that leg story again, can't wait for that, nancy. >>> but right now, we're headed to new york for oprah in red. it's the first stop with our celebrity gps. in manhattan, our oprah exclusive, on stage at lincoln center with our christina mclarty, honoring designer ralph lauren. >> i'm going to go through the closet. >> i have had the whole ralph lauren team. >> does her red ralph lauren gown look familiar? it was familiar to the dress that she wore to the legends ball in 2005. >> something is so ralph lauren and people know exactly what you mean. >> plenmichael j. fox with trac pollack and g

thank you very much, jonah. >> great to be here. republican candidate gets palin's endorsement? former house speaker newt gingrich last hour on "america's newsroom" on that topic? >> i think any candidate would like to have her endorsement but i don't expect her to jump in the near future. she is a citizen in her own right. she is a force in her own right. i think she will have an impact talking out on issues and talking out on specific things. obviously any of the candidates would love to have her become an active part of her campaign because she has so many followers who really listen to her and pay attention to her. bill: gingrich has not spoken to palin yet about the endorsement but he thinks she will wait a while before deciding whom to support. martha: meanwhile herman cain taking aim at those dome straightores, part of the occupy walstreet we've seen. the former ceo of godfather's pizza that protesters should cut the class warfare in his opinion and look in the mirror. >> don't blame wall street. don't blame the big banks. if

jonah hill looks good, doesn't he? geoff: he does. craig: he has lost a lot of weight. i'm inspired to lose some weight myself. how about you? [laughter] geoff: i'm dead! craig: good night, everybody. good night. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> a major development after a stunning day of opening arguments at the brittany norwood trial. >> norwood accused of killing brittany murphy to death. angie has been following this case from the beginning. she joins us live from outside of the store with the latest on what went down today. andrea. >> reporter: tonight a montgomery county judge released some of the compelling visual evidence that was presented in court today, but he did use his discretion and not release everything to the public, including photographs of jana murray here at the crime scene and at the autopsy. she lived life to the fullest, and we know her accomplished life came to an extraordinarily violent end. prosecutors say murray suffered 322 distinction identifiable injuries, including an astonishing 107 defensive wounds,

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more news videos and the latest updates are waiting for you on line right now i only to turn jonah bar the jailing of ukraine's former prime minister has sparked outrage on the streets of kiev and one of criticism from russia the u.s. and that you read more at our t.v. dr karp. and also you go to our you tube channel to watch a beautiful car your ship to hit a reef that started leaking oil and toxic materials off the coast of new zealand. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule today. for this man sure are spending long and lonely months in orbit meal times on the international space station are highlights but eating in zero gravity is a challenge both for the diners and the high tech chefs who have to plan the many on earth so our teas and peter all over along for tasting. after traveling at phenomenal speed for two days cramped in a small space of a soyuz rocket cosmonauts arriving at the international space station going to be. how do you eat in zero gravity. but it well y

howl was the girlfriend of wealthy pharmaceutical executive jonah shacknai, her lifeless body found nakedanging from a balcony. hand bound, feet tied, mouth gagged. police say that she killed herself feeling responsible for the death of the man's 6-year-old son who fell down the stairs while she was baby sitting. but to her family it never added up. the sisters spoke to abc's elizabeth vargas last month. you mean to tell me somebody who is doing really well 32 years of her life, in a matter of two hours, is going to decide to do all this elaborate plan. >> reporter: now a new twist. her family wants her body re-examined for signs of foul play, and they plan to announce the results on the "dr. phil" show. in a statement, dr. phil and his team said, we endorse the family's effort to search for closure to this terrible tragedy. the results will reportedly be released in november during television sweeps season. cecelia vega, abc news. >> during sweeps. that says it all. and he is getting involved in a lot of these cases -- first to get the anthony's interview after casey anthony was released

jonah goldberg, from national review online. charles lane, idtorial writer.orter for roll call. what he is saying, "whoa" about is the president said he wouldn't raise money from lobbyists but it turns out he is raising money from people who are not registered as lobbyists. but are in the lobbying business. a fine distinction some of the occupy wall street people may not have appreciated. what is going on here? >> the president is failing to live up to the standard. he never needed to say. nobody in washington believed that you can do anything in the town without lobbyists. that is because usually a lobbyist is somebody who started out as a hill staffer. somebody who worked for a congressman or a snarl. >> or member of congress in many cases. >> yeah. they learn of a particular, i. the vast number are not former members but the numbers we hear about. they learn a particular issue, whether it was environmental issues, labor issues, business issues. energy issues. they go downtown, they work for a firm and they lobby on behalf of their client. the constitution

joining us our panel, jonah goldberg from national view.fertin powers for the daily beast and syndicated columnist, charles, the first sound bite was the president talking about not putting troops on the ground in libya, in contrast to this action? >> here, he has made an exception for a part of the world that i am not sure 1 in a thousand americans know of. you don't have to oppose this mission to say that the president's statement in which he says that i believe that this is -- furthers u.s. national security interest is complete nonsense. this is a human staritarian operation. perhaps we ought to do it for moral reasons. but the pretense that it has to do with the national security of the united states is wrong. and the implication is wrong. these are not people who target americans or have any ambition of attacking the united states. if you want to make a humanitarian mission, say it openly and say that's the only reason and we can have a debate in the country as to whether a president ought to deploy purely for moral reasons, which rai

>> well, i have a favorite apple every couple weeks i am eating -- i switched from honey crisp to jonahnah gold is an incredible apple. >> i am still currently on the the honey crisp, you are third generation here at this farm, right, but is all the products you have been able to develop from your apples. >> well, yeah, of course the apple piece and then this is our apple cake, a lot of people -- pies, and then this is our apple cake that is really really popular and the cider donuts and they have become legendary. >> they are legendary you know what steve we only deal in legendary at fox 5 morning news that is why we have come into the kitchen at the market we are putting the gloves on and we are going to make some apple cider donuts it is important to note you guys are the oldest continuously running cider mill in the state of maryland. >> right i think cider mills operating, with the same machine my dad bought that used in 1947 been running it ever since. >> let's talk about how these donuts are made. >> they are a cake doughnut our secret is -- >> don't down play it they are legenda

nothing of what barak obama has done is inconsistent or hypocritical. >> gretchen: jonah, i rememberhow people might get the impression that this president is anti-wall street and antibusiness. >> he's constantly insinuating it's greedy to disagree with his programs, it's anti-american to disagree with his programs. this is a guy who received more money from wall street than any presidential candidate in the last 20 years. his administration, treasury department is face standed and festive with wall street fat cats and the like and he got more money from pain capital than mitt romney who used to run it. on the one hand, he can get away with it so long as people don't care. it's sort of like the enron thing. george bush had his presidency wounded by an enron scandal that didn't exist. obama has the solyndra scandal, which is far more egregious and hasn't wound him. it depends on what the main stream press will go after. >> gretchen: if he's correct, will the public care about this? >> i think the public cares about who is going to care for them and the idea of creating jobs. barak oba

you know, like -- >> jimmy: you met lady -- >> i jersey turnpiked seth rogen and jonah hill, which isour -- basically, you dance as you bend over -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- and you shake. >> yeah, you saw me jersey turnpike. >> jason: i -- i've never -- how does it, how does it go? >> jimmy: are you going to do it? >> yeah! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jason: are you doing it to me? >> yeah, uh-huh. >> jason: what do i do? >> just stand there. ♪ >> jason: okay. [ cheers ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] where do i -- >> jimmy: you did a good job. >> jason: where do i put the coins? [ laughter and applause ] where do i -- i have some ideas. i feel like, you know -- feel more at home if you brought back that plastic thing for me to put on and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a pretty good dance. >> jason: go through a drawer, you know, like -- >> right. >> jason: like hannibal lecter style. >> jimmy: what is merp, merp? [ laughter ] >> oh. i just -- >> jimmy: merp, merp, you always say merp all the time. >> yeah, merp is like my word. like, i just kind of stick it in there if i have

after seeing "moneyball," i want jonah hill. i don't care how much he peas.ctor, it's all about being ingenious in how you react. he is a genius at reacting. you give him something and you go -- yeah. no. and it's this wonderful -- he has this wonderful -- you watch it in "moneyball," it's unbelievable what he does to the movie just in his reactions. i want someone who's going to be reacting to the culture so he'd be perfect. we'll see. i won't have any say in it. so we're just -- this is fun. it won't be my choice. >> michael lewis, pleasure as always. >> thank you. >>> we'll be back. [ courier ] the amazing story of whether bovine heart tissue can make it from australia to a u.s. lab to a patient in time for surgery may seem like a trumped-up hollywood premise. ♪ but if you take away the dramatic score... take away the dizzying 360-degree camera move... [ tires screech ] ...and take away the over-the-top stunt, you're still left with a pretty remarkable tale. but, okay, maybe keep the indulgent supermodel cameo... thank you. [ male announcer ] innovative me

jonah goldberg wrote a piece on it saying he's a jerk.s the lives of billions of people for the better than nice guy who does nothing. generally most of the people that do great things in this world are prickly. because they're perfectionist and they don't suffer incompetence and that comes off as being a jerk. we need more jerks and less nice guys. >> kimberly: so you relate to him? >> greg: i'm a nice person. >> kimberly: you are. >> dana: walter ainsberg is author of the book. proud to call him a friend. i knew he was working on this book very hard. he is the chairman of the group and he has a lot going on in his right. when he was called to be the biographer, he did not know that steve jobs had pancreatic cancer. >> bob: he turned them down. >> dana: initially and now he gave a candid interview to "60 minutes." >> bob: i think his wife, jobs' wife called isaacson and said if you want to get it done, do it now. he is very sick. >> kimberly: we have a piece of sound on this. go ahead. >> i used to run one of the best restaurants in sili

jonah goldbrick from national review online.l political correspondent of national public radio and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. charles, thoughts on tonight, who needs to impress and what it could shape up as? >> vy to say something about the fence and the apology. if i understand him correctly he says he wants a fence with electricity through it. he is apologizing for the sign that says it will kill you. but not for the electricity in the fence that will kill you. if i understand what he is saying. that is not exactly a position that i think is easy to defend. perhaps, it will come up tonight. it's clear that he is going to be on the hot seat. he is the guy that is riding the tiger now. he is on the way up. i suspect the other candidates, i think, the other candidates have hit romney every once in a while. the man sort of does a rope-a-dope. his numbers stay in the mid-20s. then it will go up and down. as if he is immune. he is not going to rise or fall. but they have directed their attacks at the candidates before

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>> i think part of what we're talking about, especially in this season, reading if book of jonah andh, that this is a moment of rebirth. it's a moment of re-examination, that greed needs to die. that avarice needs to die. that indifference to poor people needs to die and a rebirth of empathy, a rebirth of social justice, a rebirth of people of all colors and all cultures, all sexual orientations and all genders fundamentally commitm t commitmented to ensuring that we fight the poverty that's been running amok. >> the poverty tour airs all this week on the tavis smiley show on pbs. >>> more than a third of teens say they have been bullied while their peers stand by and do nothing. coming up next, we'll show you what one high school student is doing about that. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. which meant she continued to have the means to live on... even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. [♪...]

>> i think part of what we're talking about in this yom kippur season, reading the book of jonah andoment rev birth, re-examination, that greed needs to die, that avris needs to die, that indifference to poor people needs to die and a rebirth of empathy, a rebirth of social justice, a rebirth of people of all colors and all cultures, all sexual orientations and all genders committed to ensuring we fight the wealth inequality in this country running amok and try to renew democracy. >> what is our pain threshold? so many americans being squeezed and some being crushed by this bad economy. black folk are catching the most hell. the numbers bear that out. what is our pain threshold in america in some serious questions that people of color and that all americans have to wrestle with in these very difficult times of economic depp rivision and cowardice. >> the poverty tour airs all this week on tavis smiley's show on pbs. >>> a former beatle walks down the aisle again. 50% more cash. according to research, everybody likes more cash. well, almost everybody... ♪ would you like 50% more cash?

he's also the author of "money ball" which came out in 2003 with brad pit, jonah hill and philip seymour hoffman. here's an excerpt from the movie. >> hi, mr. shot, it's peter brent. i apologize to putting you on hold earlier. billy asked me to call you back. he's on another line. >> tell him we want $225,000 for ring cone. >> billy he wants $225, forricardo rincon. please, yes, i added thelease at the end. okay, hold on one second. >> tell him i'll pay for one when i sell him back for twice, i keep the money. >> okay, so billy says he'll pay for rincon himself, but when he sells him for more money next year, he's keeping the profit. okay, thank you very much. wel call you back. thank u. >> come on! come on! >> rose: (laughs) in his latest book he examine it is roots of the financial crisis in several european countries. it's called "boomerang: travels in the new third word." i'm pleased to have chael lewis backto the table. welcome. you like in movie, d't you? >> it's great. it's great. it's very funny. hard to say why but it really works. >> rose: and maybe oscar stuff, oscar contentio

the girlfriend of wealthy pharmaceutical executive jonah shackni, her lifeless body found naked hanging from a balcony. hand bound, feet tied, mouth gagged. police say that she killed herself feeling responsible for the death of the man's 6-year-old son who fell down the stairs while she was baby sitting. but to her family it never added up. her sister spoke to abc's elizabeth vargas last month. you mean to tell me somebody who is doing really well 32 years of her life, in a matter of two hours, is going to decide to do all this elaborate plan. >> reporter: now a new twist. her family wants her body re-examined for signs of foul play and they plan to announce the results on the dr. phil show. in a statement, dr. phil and his team said, we endorse the family's effort to search for closure to this terrible tragedy. the results will reported be released in november. during television sweeps season. cecelia vega, abc news. >> during sweeps. he is getting involved. first to get the anthony's interview after casey anthony was released. big get. extended the interview over several shows. i con

people there don't have food, jonah potter.lize that because this is not part of our community. on iraq or afghanistan. so i guess i'm wondering, how does one create a larger world community, where we cared. and we can wear white and we can object to these wars. that we care about other people in other parts of the world. >> you know, i have come to a very cynical place when it comes to asp versus them. your world, my world. and your question is a good question. but your question can be answered in two ways. your friend says in your community you see the wars. open your eyes. in this community you will see the wars here, it's happening. as a stranger, i see it. and i think the connections between your world in my world and i'll cross that out and see the connection in our world is our ability to move beyond. .. this country has resources. what you are sure to visit activism. [applause] if you put me in a tiny community in this country, i will give myself a year and i will have created a community. i went to the eemu and i am no

host: jonah goldberg is our guest. john on independent line, go ahead.caller: i want to know, why does mr. goldberg get all of this plea on c-span? -- all this play on c-span? who does he know? he does not have the experience to state his opinion about nothing. he is a kid born with a silver spoon in his mouth. host: how you know that? caller: because of his name. host: we will leave it there. ron, democratic caller, go ahead. caller: you're really talking about public campaign financing when you talk about getting money out of politics. there is no other solution, making sure that people have skin in the game. host: let's take that point. guest: i am against it and not because i am outraged by it, although i am outraged by some of the things it would necessitate. i do not think it would work. before you get invoking the principle, it simply would not work. the reason why corporations get involved in politics is because washington arranges the economy in such a way to such a way that it is in their interest. walmart had no lobbyists until congress starte

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zahau was the girlfriend of jonah shacknai. her body was found naked, hanging from a balcony.olice say zahau killed herself, feeling responsible for the death of shacknai's 6-year-old son, who fell down the stairs when she was baby sitting. but to zahau's family, it never added up. zahau's sister spoke to abc's elizabeth vargas last month. >> you mean to tell me, somebody who is doing really well in all 32 years of her life, in a matter of 2 hours is going to do all this elaborate plan? >> reporter: now, a new twist. zahau's family wants her body re-examined for signs of foul play. and they plan to announce results on "the dr. phil show." in a statement, dr. phil and his team said, we endorse the family's effort to search for closure to this terrible tragedy. the results will reportedly be released in november, during television's sweeps season. and the zahau family says they raised donations for the next step. some of the donations came from "the dr. phil show." >>> let's get some weather from sam. >> we're going to start with pictures out of the denver area. it wasn't just a