craftsman made to make >> jonah hill. jonah? jonah hill. >> jonah hill is no more. >> demon?. >> the power of christ compels you. >> oh, does it? does it compel me? >> the power of christ compels you. >> does it? >> the power of christ compels you. >> is that's what's happening? >> the power of christ compels you. >> guess what? it's not that compelling. >> jimmy: i love that movie. i thought it was hilarious. >> you know, seth rogan and goldberg wrote and direct the movie. it's the first movie they directed. i'm so proud of them. they asked us all to play ourself, but really douchy versions of ourselves. >> jimmy: you play yourselves in the movie. >> i play jonah hill, but the d d douchiest possible version. i had a part in "django unchained" at the time. i went to the cast of "django." i was thinking about starting that film. jamie foxx was at the dinner. he had a big diamond earring in. i thought that looked so cool on jamie, but that would look so stupid on me. and i was walking home for dinner and i said that would kind of be awesome. i said hey, guys, can i wear a huge

jonah hill. the national spelling bee champ. episode three of "the baby bachelor" and music from the lonely island with cleto and the cletones. and now, what can i say, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you so this is the audience i've been hearing so much about. we have a lot going on tonight. it is our second show of the evening. academy award nominee jonah hill is here with us tonight. plus we have musical comedy all-star team, the lonely island with alanis morissette tonight. and the winner of the scripps national spelling bee, arvind mahankali. i hope i got his name right. every spelling bee winner's name sounds like there was an explosion at the alphabits factory. here is arvind beating all other spellers on espn. >> knaidel. k-n-a-i-d-e-l, knaidel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you see, he is pretty fired up. [ laughter ] when did spelling bees start using confetti cannons? they need cheerleaders or something. anyway. arvind has been conserving his enthusia

hill plays himself. >> jonah hill plays jonah hill.emma watson. danny mcbride plays peter o'toole. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: emma watson? but it's pretty cool that -- an idea for this thing. you came up with this with -- >> my partner, yes. so, we're all partying at franco's house, and then, the apocalypse happens. >> jimmy: it's a giant party at his house. >> yeah, a giant party. >> jimmy: aziz ansari's there. >> aziz ansari's there. kevin hart is there. rihanna is there for some reason. >> jimmy: it was a crazy -- [ laughter ] -- fun blowout hollywood party. >> a giant party. and then, yeah, a cataclysmic event occurs. and most of the people die very graphic deaths. and then, the surviving people barricade themselves inside franco's house where we try to survive and kind of deal with each other, basically. >> jimmy: like, five morons. >> yeah. >> jimmy: someone described it like "lord of the flies." >> it is like "lord of the flies" with idiots, yeah. they're even smarter in "lord of the flies," yeah. at least they worked out the conch

i want to thank you jonah hill, arvind mahankali and alanis morissette.>>> tonight, they're amazing, spectacular, incredible. they're superheroes. from the man who's faster than a speeding bullet. >> it doesn't get any cooler. >> to the women who thinks he look pretty good with the "s" on that chest. >> what are you smiling at captain? >> i just think he's kind of hot. >> from the man of iron, to batman himself, superheroes come tonight line. and we're behind the scenes of the new superman blockbuster, man of steal. we'll even reveal ou this guy flies. a special edition of wow, i've been claritin clear for 10 days! when your allergies start, doctors recommend taking one non-drowsy claritin every day during your allergy season for continuous relief. 18 days! 17 days! 22 days of continuous relief. live claritin clear. every day. >> this is a special edition of "nightline." superheroes, with terry moran. >> hello, everyone. thanks for joining us tonight. they are modern day gods. capturing our imagination with superhuman powers. they can fly, they fight, the

good to see you, jonah. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> it's a great topic. why do you see videos like this cheerios ad or the jcpenney t teapot. why do they go viral while millions of others don't. what is the secret? >> it's not luck and it's not chance, although it might seem that way. those two have a lot of controversy. whether it's jcpenney teapot looks a little like hitler if you squint the right way, or saying cheerios, interracial marriages. some people still in america think that's a problem, apparently. and so some people agree, some people disagree, and they fight about it, and that gives it a reason to be shared. >> so do you think people do these viral ads on purpose? they want to tap into the social media? they want a social response? >> i think many company news are trying to make videos that go viral. some do a better job than others. i don't think in this case either jcpenney or cheerios was trying to get this much attention. definitely jcpenney wasn't thinking

i didn't know what was going to happen. >> by the time jonah and paul get into the water, the victim is nowhere to be found. both trained lifeguards, jonah and paul frantically searched the murky water, knowing they did have much time. >> we both had our heads above water and looking around and we couldn't see him. we knew he was under. we looked at each other and just went under and we both swam straight down to see if we could run into something. >> but the man is nowhere in sight. they dive down again, and this time paul doesn't come up alone. jonah rushes to help. >> when we got to the surface, paul had his arm around james and was holding his head above the water. james was completely limp, ashen gray. i didn't know if he was a corpse, really, at that point. >> james q. isn't breathing, and jonah knows he needs to get him out of water fast, but hoisting him to solid ground becomes an impossible task. >> it was a fool's errand. he was too heavy and the rope was too thin. and regardless of the strength of the guys up on shore, it wasn't working. >> just then, jonah realizes that s

. >> jimmy: can jonah pronounce it for me, please? >> am i allowed to do that? >> it's pronounced toro bre. t-h-r-o-u-g-h-b-r-e-d. >> let's go one more round. guillermo, what's the word. kintensial. >> do you mean quintessential? >> can you use it in a sentence? never mind. >> could you repeat the word, please? >> i thought you got it. kintensensial. >> may i have the definition? >> oh, come on. you know what it is. >> i cannot pronounce the word kint kintensial. >> can i have the country of origin, please? >> mexico city. >> don't help him. you were in mexico last week. >> i won't. q-u-i-n-t-e-s-s-e-n-t-i-a-l. >> all right, it's a tie. >> stay alive. >> and you're allowed to look at your hand for the answer. >> ikaboodies. >> jimmy: the hell with it, just give him the trophy. we have a special presentation for you. arvind, we have a trophy for you. yes, put that right there for jonah. our friends at sony have given you, what? look at how muscular. what has sony given him? >> the expirio tablet z. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with the loannley island and alanis

pass documents for snowden which was not authorized by the country's government well arty's medina jonah's does live from moore medina i know you are there outside of the sheremetyevo airport what's the latest that you have for us. right well this story is certainly developing now and the wall street journal has recently published information containing diplomatic correspondence within the ecuadorian government and in particular there was information concerning one ecuadorian diplomat who works at the country's embassy in london now that was the diplomat who issued early at the controversial travel documents for mr snowden that sparked a lot of debate now that diplomatic. porting to the correspondence is very well works closely with a jew

jonah would always have some amazing story that he would convince all of these friends. -- this is so stupid. we were watching "willow." you know the movie "willow"? he managed to convince everyone that val kilmer was his father. that doesn't look like richie. no, no, it was when he was really young. stupid stuff like that. another time, his dad -- i don't know why he always roasted his father. poor guy. he's the nicest guy ever. he's a business manager. he managed the money of big rock stars, big bands and stuff. but jonah thought this was kind of embarrassing, so career day in school, elementary school. unbeknownst to his father, he told his teacher because he was embarrassed of his father's super awesome profession. he told his teacher that his father was a baker and he had his own pastry store or something. and so, of course, the father comes in thinking i have this sweet job i'm going to tell everyone about. and the teacher says so, richard, we hear you're a baker. he said no, that's awesome, but i think my job is pretty sweet. >> jimmy: that is a strange thing to m

. >>> jonah. >> huh? whoa! who's there? who calls my name?eat city of nineva. announce my judgment against it because i have seen how wicked its people are. >> lord, that place is home to enmys who have attacked and killed your people. they deserve your wrath. they curse your name, lord, and do not deserve even a chance for forgiveness. >> jonah. >> no. i cannot. i will not go there. >> jonah. >> destroy the city, lord, bury it, but i beg you, leave me out of it

tonight -- jonah hill. the national spelling bee champ. episode three of "the baby bachelor" and music from the lonely island with cleto and the cletones. and now, what can i say, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you so this is

we'll be joined by jonah hill. oh, the national spelling bee champion is here. i am going to face off against him, he's 15 years old. we'll have music from the lonely island with alanis morissette, and the latest installment of our hit reality show, "the baby bachelor," so stay up for that. guillermo, are you going to stay up for that? >> yes, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, many nba players get superstitious before games, and one player -- excuse me. that is probably my mom. [ laughter ] my mother calls me every night during the commercial breaks to see how everything is going. hang on a second, mom. but thanks to the good folks at samsung mobile, our show is almost commercial free. give me a second. hey, mom? hi. yeah, we're actually in the middle of the show. [ laughter ] why would i lie about that? no, we really are. here, let me use my samsung galaxy s4 to take a picture of myself and the audience at the same time so you can see. smile, everyone! that's nice. thief! he stole my phone! let's get him! we're going to need backup! oh, good! it's the "price i

jonah, good to see you. so, almost $50 million in my money, your money, taxpayer money of all americans for 225 conferences in just two years. why did they even have one conference off sight? it just doesn't make sense. >> i mean, i don't know, i think you can say that they can have a conference every now and then, but the wild mismatch of the spending with the necessity is just sort of part of the problem and does contribute to this idea that, you know, this is i.r.s. agents gone wild. and so far by far my favorite thing about this which really highlights the panic that the i.r.s. is in or the crisis that they are in is that the inspector general found out that the reus arcouldn't find it i.r.s. couldn't find receipts for some of its own expenses. it's that o out of a tom wolf novel. it's too good sthao we ar. >> we are going to sis spell some of the myths of the spending and expose some of the truths. the big news story has been what i think will turn out to be two whistle-blowers in the cincinnati office

jonah hull, al jazeera, bangladesh. >> time for all the sports news.re is robin. >> despite the safety concerns at the stadium in rio de janeiro, the international match between brazil and england made for thrilling football. after a goalless first half, the game came to life. celebrations were short-lived. the goal was canceled 10 minutes later by england. chamberlain. absolutely stunned. effort.ant 2-1. this goal is worth another look. sergio pliny oh insured it would anend. nearly 66,000 fans packed the stadium for brazil's match against england. it was seen as an historic occasion at a venue with such rich history. we report from rio. , inside the new stadium here in rio de janeiro. this is what $600 million will buy you, the stadium reopening after being closed for three years for these reforms. a couple new things, number one, there are seats. it seats 79,000 people. before the old stadium, it did not have seats. everyone sat on concrete benches. is other interesting fact the new roof on the stadium. it is made out of a teflon material. if itself

jonah hull, al jazeera, on the banks of the danube in hungry. north and south korea have agreed to hold senior-level talks in seoul on wednesday. the announcement came after officials met at a village inside the demilitarized zone. the two-day negotiations will focus on stalled cooperation projects including the reopening of the jointly run kaesong industrial park. yemeni security forces have killed and wounded a number of people. it was in response to a rebel attack on a government building. the rebels say they had been protesting outside the security branch which they accuse of abuses. the group has been leading a rebellion in the north for several years. while the group played a key role in yemen's popular uprising which forced their president from power in 2011, and ever since then, the country has been evolved -- involved in a long transition process. delegates at the national conference are trying to draw up a new constitution and prepare for elections. as we report, that will not be easy in one of the world's poorest nations. nationals ye

well it will get done jonah loved has about fifty seven hells there's no. math think about one hundred forty seven hundred fifty people are. many many people left . when i saw some of the most myself. and i felt my heart being torn as i did. then as is there is still so full of memories that were like your grandmother. jani don't i don't think the rest will leave you would if they wanted to they would have left long ago. i was. thankful. this place is where the first lived and later there were buried here. then the rest began to settle around here if i was from this spot the boys began to spread to other regions. and southern georgia. come here to worship our ancestors everyone. and say that everybody has a piece of god carved him in his soul. was the man is a temple of god in that way we worship the father son and the holy and the soul is the image of god that was how it was . being. was . god. far. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here

and defense attorney jonah spillborg and anna czi sfwln za. >>depending on the moment, she could chaung moment, stride, and pitch. sometimes you wondered whether some of her demeanor was honest and accurate and truthful and genuine or not, because she was -- she had the capacity to be kind of sharp and actually put the defense lawyer back on his heels a little bit and kind of almost take control of the courtroom a couple of times and take it away from the defense lawyer. so that was interesting. >> there were some good moments, i would agree with that. overall, the credibility issue. >> i thought her bad attitude detracted from her credibility. take it a step further. she is supposed to betray von martin's friend. they want to paint trayvon martin as a choir boy. choir boys don't hang out with people who are defiant, calling questions retarded. she is being completely disrespectful. do disrespectful people hang out with other disrespectful people? if i'm on the jury, that's where i go. >> that goes back to the cracker comment. >> the prosecuti

thanks to jonah hill. thanks to arvind. i am the true spelling champion.amon, we ran out of time for him. thank you for watching. "nightline" is next. good night. >> tonight, on "nightline," galloping on top a and risking life and limb for the type of thrill that only comes down the stretch.Ñi know before you go, with only a hundred million travellers and visitors, trip.com is the destination for travellers, we met the guru who started it all. >>> and the most amazing trailer, why diana may be the most highly anticipated entertainment event of the year. >>> keep it right here, america, >>> from new york city, this is "nightline" with bill weir. boxers, horses, they tempt the force with speed, but how about a little respect for a jockey? many don't realize that it leads to a surprising incident of being paralyzed. who would sign up for such a thing? the kind that attempt the only jockey school in america. and abc's juju chang went to meet them. >> reporter: it is a rare sight, a bright, pink flying helmet, the young woman underneath the rim grew up with her

james franco and seth reasoning and and jonah hill exaggerated version of themself in this catastropheedy to test the friendship

so, it's like me and jonah hill and danny mcbride. cera's in it and mindy kaling and emma watson is in it. and then, the apocalypse happens and a lot of people die. and the surviving people barricade themselves inside franco's house and try to survive the end of the world basically. it's one of those movies. >> jimmy: and it's very foolish, and it's very funny. >> it's ridiculous, yes. >> jimmy: but you shot it in new orleans. >> yeah. >> jimmy: which seems like a bad idea with that group of people in particular. >> i'm amazed they all survived. i made them all promise me, like, live until july! that was it. >> jimmy: because you have to be kind of the dad in this situation. >> it's crazy. yeah, i kind of had to be responsible. and if any of them died, we would have had to digitally replace them, which is very expensive. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right. >> and, so -- it would have been a nightmare. but new orleans is crazy. you can drink in public. like, you can just drink anywhere you want, which is crazy. like, it's -- like, you realiz

jonah, good to have you here.do you make of the argument it does go to washington because it came from the mouths of senators? karl didn't argue it went all the way to the white house but he thinks that is bad enough. >> what you say there in very short order was plouffe changing the terms and assumptions of his argument to basically, to any ground he could defend and he couldn't really defend any of it. first of all, original charge this was political. of course it's political. as charles krauthamer likes to say, political groups of one kind were targeted. that makes it political. you can't get away from that. the second question whether it came from washington or not. we know that there were a lot of senators who wrote letters to the irs, who invade, who rang witnesses from the irs saying you have to go after these groups. we know that president obama set a certain tone and we know that these guys have now told the cincinnati operatives, or agents have told darrell issa's group they thought the, orders were comi

it's seth rogen, james franco, and jonah hill playing themselves during the apocalypse. it's kind of a hard movie for the studio to sell, but it is easily the best comedy that's been released so far this summer. - also from sony, "white house down." - yeah. we already had "olympus has fallen" earlier this year, an attack-on-the-white house movie. i think this movie will probably suffer because of that, because people have already seen it. - been there, done that. "grown ups 2," "the smurfs 2," o.k., people... "one direction: this is us." - a concert film. sony is going to end the summer with two sequels that are very easy to greenlight, and a concert film. so i think the numbers on the grosses are going to look pretty decent for sony, but with the budgets, i think it's not going to be a very successful summer for them. "white house down" is a $150 million movie. that could be even a bigger bomb than "after earth," possibly. - and i have to mention here, i saw "42." i think it's a great summer film. it was already out earlier this spring, but i hope it continues on into s

. >> "jimmy kimmle live" is next with jonah hill. brian ross, abc news, washington. >>> investors around the world watching japan after the tokyo stock market plunged more than 700 points. the huge drop triggered by new signs of a global economic slowdown. there are worries about the end of u.s. policies to stimulate the economy. other markets in asia also lower. >>> after several days in the hospital, former south african president nelson mandela is reportedly showing signs of progress. south africa's current leader said mandela is responding to treatment as he battles a recurring lung infection. the 94-year-old admitted to a pretoria hospital and his fourth hospitalization in seven months. >>> the young girl who is at the center of a debate on how organ donors are allocated has had a successful double lung transplant. 10-year-old sarah murnaghan, suffering from cystic fibrosis. she had been limited because of her age. a judge intervened allowing her to be eligible for adult lungs. sara received them yesterday. it was a six-hour sur

committee of barclays and you know last year does his conference he was there as head of barclays jonah buckley's but you know this year not so much so but yeah i mean yes the question why didn't i. but i go after the criminals because that's you know i'm i'm not the quips to you know. you know professionally intellectually this is i mean this is a concern actually this was some people think that this is an effort that it's great for those people of the no power to congregate around a group and exercise their non power without any repercussions versus taking a real chance or are taking a real risk and putting themselves on the line in a real way and going after real criminals like barclays or h.s.b.c. but what i like a u.k. uncut for example there's a protest group that is more on the front line and they're affecting the real change because of u.k. and cut google amazon are adding to face the music on the tax reform if in a real way as a result of these build build a bridge groups being again and again every single year is there any real outcome positive outcome well i mean you know he

and then - at our regular time, we'll be joined by jonah hill, i'll take on our new national spelling'll have music from the lonely island with alanis morissette. our first guest is a multi-oscar and golden globe nominated actress who plays one of the great alliteratively-named comic characters of all time. she is lois lane in the much-anticipated 2d, 3d and imax "man of steel." it opens in theaters june 14tht. please welco amy adams. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? you look great. >> you look really good, too. i like it. >> jimmy: like the beard? i have a theory that america doesn't trust people with beards, except in winter. >> really? is. >> jimmy: how are you? there have been superman fans camped out outside the theatre since this morning. >> wow, that's awesome. >> jimmy: they haven't even seen you in the movie and they've already grabbed on to you and they will never, ever let you go. >> never. it's cool. i think henry is in for it. because he's really something. >> jimmy: yes, he is. he's -- he's a very muscular guy. he must work out or something. >> he m

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his new movie with seth rogen, james franco, and jonah hill is a very funny look at the apocalypse. >> i'm wg, thank you, how are you? >> jimmy: doing great. i love the movie. i thought it was very, very funny. you play yourself, kind of yourself, in the movie. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: how true is the character to an exaggerated version of yourself? >> well, ideally, i'm a bit less of a sad sack than i am in the movie. >> jimmy: well, good, because i was worried about you. >> i say ideally, i probably am. i know i'm the eyore of that group. >> jimmy: it's easy to be the ey eyore of that group. >> who am i kidding? i'm the eyore of every group. i'm the eyore of this group. thanks for noticing. >> jimmy: do you actually -- i know you live in montreal, do you hate l.a. as you do in the movie? >> i -- i have -- i have a bit of a love/hate relationship with the film business in this city. >> jimmy: i see. >> it's a big city. 12 million, something like that. 12 million people here. there's plenty of lovely people and great stuff. unfortunately when i'm here i'm usually around actors and exe

that commercial makes me want to run right out and sign up for obamacare, jonah. how about you?hter] >> yeah, no, absolutely. jon: i get a $150 check, apparently, if i sign up. >> i'm not sure you do given where i hope they're paying you, but -- [laughter] finish. jon: yeah -- go ahead. >> okay. we'll just move on from that. look, i think this is a fascinating effort, and maybe it'll work. i sincerely and profoundly doubt it. i think that these guys are, you know, they're very, very good at organizing people. the problem is that it's one thing to get people to be part of a sort of, you know, pepsi ad campaign thing for voting for a president, it's aspirational, it's schmaltzy, it's poetic. this is asking young people, young, healthy people who are disproportionately poor and out of work to spend hundreds of dollars on health insurance that by definition the benefits of which will be -- [inaudible] and that is a much harder sell. and i have some deep skepticism that they'll be able to pull it off at the numbers that they need to. jon: yeah. this was written up today in politico,

let's talk about it with jonah goldberg editor at large for "the national review." and a fox news contributor. you have said that people ought to be generally skeptical about government. if that is the mindset in america do the numbers surprise you in anyway, 62% don't like these things. >> it doesn't surprise me. in some ways i'm surprised it's not higher. my basic position on this is i've decided that there were no abuses at least that we know of, in terms to of the nsa scandal, but that doesn't mean that it shouldn't give us all sort of a little queasiness about this. look, maybe the 7th seal has been broken and the river is about to turn to blood. i actually agree with john conyers for the first time in a while. there is a crisis of trust. after the i.r.s. scandal, the benghazi stuff and all of these things and i believe james clapper just flatly lied to congress the idea that we should take anybody's word for any of this stuff defies the imagination. it's ridiculous. i think now that the cat is out of the bag you have to sort of reassure the american people tha

>> it's nice to do a movie with jonah hill and cool people.but stand up comma did is my heart. if you say something dumb, i may not know when i say something stupid. i may have said something over the course of the interview, some people go oh, and you can say i didn't mean it like that. i like that directness. it's important to have direct communication because our media is very, very manipulative and designates information in an interesting way and we're part of it, so we know who it works and whose agenda it's serving and not the people it's purporting to be serving. we know this already. >> what is the path to happiness for russell brand do you think? >> for me it's being like don't be selfish. you can't make yourself happy if you're selfish. put other people in front of you and i have to remind myself every day of that because my instant is -- >> so is mine. russell, great to see you. >> thanks, piers. >> russell brand the messiah tour, tickets go on sale now. check out russell brant.tv we'll be right back. >> good image, isn't it. look a

. >> so jonah hill, quentin tarantino, phillip seymour hoffman, george clooney, and hoda and i will notnding her wedding. so we want to ask you all, is it -- first of all, this is all alleged. is it okay to ban certain friends from your wedding, and what about their kids?6z >> because it makes you think about things. you want to keep certain people out. kids, i think that's an issue. because sometimes you don't want it to turn into that kind of an event. with kids running around. >> it changes the whole -- wedding? >> yes. we had grandchildren. frank's grandchildren. >> of course you did. >> nothing in life prepares you for that. when you marry somebody that is that many years older. he had been married a couple times more. and had kids who had two kids. and i'm here to say that after almost 27 years we all get along. no, we do. we get along just fine. >> i'm going to lighten your mood. you're going to love this. >> i'm in a great mood. >> i'll make it even better. >> if it's about hoda i won't. >> so i was watching -- have you movie with sandra bullock? >> oh, yeah. >> so there's a gr

susan serandon, jeff daniels, and jonah hill, who probably speaks for most of us.'m heart broken to hear that james gandolfini has passed away. a tragic loss. and in politics, john mccain said james gandolfini one of the nicest guys i've ever met. certainly the picture being built up is a very shy, quite reserved man. quite a brooding presence, brilliant actor, great family man. he had a son and a daughter born last year with his second wife. this is a real tragedy. >> it's so had and so shocking at 51. but i'm not surprised the outpouring. he was an actor's actor. people loved him. he had tremendous loyalty. he respected the craft of acting immensely. i'm not surprised at all. he is one of the greats. the way he fluctuated. it's very difficult to play this hateful character, but yet the audience sympathizes with him. they want to know why and understand his emotional life. very few actors can do that and he did it beautifully. >> thank you very much. we'll be right back after this short break. bulldog: ahh, the dog days bulldog: ahh, the dog days of summer... time

. >> chris: jonah, i'm going to give you two questions to answer.f all, i would like to you respond if you will to brother williams' comments about the tea party but also we have got this new irs controversy. we find out now that they're going to give $70 million in bonuses to irs workers despite the fact that there was a directive from the office of management and budget in the obama administration saying hey, we have got a sequestration stop the bonuses. so have it both? >> both. first of all there are a lot of serious economists think you could have a much better tax system if you did something along the lines of abolishes the irs or income tax which is what the heart of what the irs does in american life. the tea parties have morphed. they have evolved a little bit. one of the reasons why the irs story will stay in the news precisely stories like this. we were told under the sequester puppies wouldn't have homes and we would all starve to death. give out $70 billion in bonuses to the most scandal ridden organization in america. that issue is ali

. >> joining us now from los angeles anahita and from new york jonah spilbore, both are attorneys. anahita, let's start with you, that was some testimony, of course, from the neighbor, mr. good, who said he witnessed what looked like this -- like mixed martial arts pound and ground moment. how devastating was that to the prosecution? >> the entire day today was another disaster, laura, for the prosecution. i mean, after listening to two days of the other star witness for the prosecution rachel jeantel, i didn't think it could get any worse but it did today. you really have to question what is the prosecution doing? what is their strategy? this is their case in chief. this is their time to put on evidence and put on witnesses that support their theory of the case. and what we have seen so far, again, with this particular witness john good is that these witnesses are actually supporting the defense's position in this case. and i think the two points that this john good testified to today point by point corroborate zimmerman's version of events. i don't think the defense could have pu