it's more, you're asleep, you can still taste the kabob in your mouth and then suddenly -- >> morningrise and shine. >> ah! the sun is now in your eyes. >> but it's morning, honey. it's time to wake up and have a wonderful day. >> go away! >> we worried about the curtains open. time for some sarcastic questions. >> how's the head? >> swirling. >> it's your own fault. >> no hangover is complete without a guilt trip, thank you very much. >> okay, now listen up to the audience here. where do we think this goes next? >> without the honey do list, this is what you promised to do today, let's get going. >> down the road, like what your parents did sleeping in on saturday or sunday, just start making noise. >> oh, that's a good one. >> it is. >> how is it going? >> i thought she was going to vacuum. >> thank you very much. because that's exactly what is next. >> it's true, i'm sorry. >> why? >> you got to vacuum and dry your hair because, you know, you've got a day to start. >> what happens when you go out and get drunk? don't you want your hair held back and -- >> that's what our girlfriend

it's more, you're asleep, you can still taste the kabob in your mouth and then suddenly -- >> morningse and shine. >> ah! the sun is now in your eyes. >> but it's morning, honey. it's time to wake up and have a wonderful day. >> go away! >> we worried about the curtains open. time for some sarcastic questions. >> how's the head? >> swirling. >> it's your own fault. >> no hangover is complete without a guilt trip, thank you very much. >> okay, now listen up to the audience here. where do we think this goes next? >> without the honey do list, this is what you promised to do today, let's get going. >> down the road, like what your parents did sleeping in on saturday or sunday, just start making noise. >> oh, that's a good one. >> it is. >> how is it going? >> i thought she was going to vacuum. >> thank you very much. because that's exactly what is next. >> it's true, i'm sorry. >> why? >> you got to vacuum and dry your hair because, you know, you've got a day to start. >> what happens when you go out and get drunk? don't you want your hair held back and -- >> that's what our girlfriends

couscous, kabobs, and an outfit called the berkini that has become the latest flashpoint in a raging were surprised how far marie le pen was willing to go to enforce assimilation. >> translator: france isn't berkinis on the beach. france is brigitte bardot. that's france. >> should muslim people be allowed to wear head scarves? >> no, i'm opposed to wearing head scarves in public places. that's not france. there's something i just don't understand. the people who come to france, why would they want to change france, to live in france the same way they lived back home? >> reporter: it's not just head scarves. le pen says she would ban yamicas in public. any conspicuous symbol of religious belief. would a sikh person be allowed to wear a turban? >> translator: no, not in public. france. we've got some, but we don't really hear much from them or about them, which is good news. >> reporter: her views go to the heart of a debate that's been raging in the country for decades, over what it means to be french and who is responsible for the failure of some immigrants to become fully integrate