thank you, ken robinson. we appreciate it. >>> speaking for the first time since that beer summit that we have been talking about, take a listen to this. >> my newest friend is sergeant james crowley. and sergeant crowley and i really did have a bonding experience. this is not a joke. i mean, we really hit it off. >> there you go. that isprofessor henry louis gates. and how do you fix a $24 billion deficit? the state of california, they may turn to pot. >>> you thought you heard it all? well, we'll hear a performance of some newly discovered pieces by mozart. that's right, i said newly discovered by mozart. >>> okay. the white house beer summit may have done some good. may have. professor henry louis gates extended an olive branch to cambridge, massachusetts, police officer -- police sergeant i should say james crowley. without the president even being there. i want you to listen to what professor gates said earlier at his book signing in cape cod. >> you know what, i like crowley. i thought that we would lik

thank you, ken robinson. we appreciate it. >>> speaking for the first time since that beer summit that we have been talking about, take a listen to this. >> my newest friend is sergeant james crowley. and sergeant crowley and i really did have a bonding experience. this is not a joke. i mean, we really hit it off. >> there you go. that is professor henry lewis gates on his new relationship with the cop who arrested him. >>> and how do you fix a $24 billion budget deficit? the state of california, they may turn to pot. >>> you thought you heard it all? well, we'll hear a performance of some newly discovered pieces by mozart. that's right, i said newly discovered by mozart. announcer: some people buy a car based on the deal they get. - others buy the car of their dreams. - ( beeps ) during the lexus golden opportunity sales event, you can do both. it's an opportunity today. it's a lexus forever. special lease offers now available on th. >>> okay. the white house beer summit may have done some good. may have. pr

robinson. >> ed helms from "the hangover." dr. kenf the trunk naked. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah, he's great. i always -- well, he's going to be on tomorrow night. >> and he'll be on and -- i don't know if you know about ken. he's injured right now. i don't know if you know what happened. >> jimmy: no. >> he and i hosted "wwe raw" monday night. >> jimmy: i saw that. >> and, yeah. and we -- and we took on, you know, we took on the boys. and i -- i ended up climbing the top rope and jumping off as high as i could and landing on john cena. if you don't know who john cena is, he looks like -- if you mated mark wahlberg and a silverback ape. he is like nothing you've ever seen. >> jimmy: people are trying to do that. scientists are in laboratories -- >> as well they should. >> jimmy: yeah, i think it's great. >> it's successful. >> jimmy: yes. >> yeah, it's very successful. >> jimmy: i have a picture. this is insane. you jumped -- this is -- look at this. >> this is real. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: look at that. >> okay. let me expl

robinson. >> yep. ed helms. >> jimmy: ed helms. >> from "the hangover." we have kenangover," he's the asian guy with the nude scene. [ light laughter ] and a lot of advocacy groups were mad because they said he set asian people back an inch and a half with that scene. [ audience ohs ] [ rim shot ] >> jimmy: that's what they said? they said it with the drums. they said it with the drum roll. ridiculous. hey, you know the roots. have you ever heard of the roots? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you've heard of them? >> yeah. yes, i worked with these guys on "chappelle's show," which i co-created. no big deal. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: great. give me a break. >> no, no, no please. >> jimmy: he directed "rick james, bitch." >> be cool about it. please. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: everyone is cool about it. you're overreacting. [ laughter ] >> so, i know ahmir and james. they used to make songs for the show. so, when you were looking for a band -- >> jimmy: i asked you. >> i said you should hire these guys. and what i didn't know is that they now have a whit

let me go to eugene robinson, i will bestow on you the crown you've earned, pulitzer prize-winning columnist. sir, given your literary ability, a thought on ted ken kennedy. >> i think ted kennedy did something really remarkable. the youngest of this -- of nine children in this extraordinary family. he was never supposed to rise to the heights that was for joe or for jack or for bobby. for a long time i think the family didn't quite know how teddy was going to turn out. he was the prince who would never be king, yet he did this extraordinarily difficult thing to define for himself such a constructive role, such a meaningful role to become a titan of the senate, to fight for causes in which he believed so passionately, and to get results. it is so appropriate that brian stokes mitchell will be singing "the impossible dream." i have heard him sing that in man of la mancha, and there wasn't a dry eye in the house and this was just at the theater here in washington. tonight it will surely be a highly emotional moment, one that's entirely appropriate because he believed in the impossible dream, and he was -- and the emotion of that song and the optimi