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i didn't get to do it with kermit. >> jimmy: i did one on sesame street with abby cadabby who i didn't didn't get to do it with kermit the frog. >> but my mom and i got to wish oscar a happy birthday. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, i brought my mom when i went to shoot sesame street. and they do that segment. in addition to the main segment. and one was to wish oscar happy birthday. ivities like, mom, come on, do it with me. it was cute. they probably won't use it. >> jimmy: i saw the new movie. it's very entertaining. >> you liked it? >> jimmy: yeah, i liked it a lot. it's interesting, this world of bike messengers which i really never thought about. a world of people who ride around new york and get killed like three times a year or something like it. >> bike culture, it's a real thing. it's a real community. i appreciate it. i doesn't know about it either. i rode a bike just like anybody. >> jimmy: it looked like you were in serious danger for real, in the movie, riding a bicycle. >> yeah, that's kind of what you do going 40 miles an hour with cars. it's sort of dangerous. >> jimmy: in

she showed me footage of kermit and rolf, just waiting.ere still in character with their hands in a muppet, hanging out. looking around. and rolf was on the blackberry. i'm not kidding you. they wereanipulating him so he was like, on his blackberr >> jimmy: a dog using a blackberry. >> and then you hear the a.d. say, okay, kermit and rolf, and then they get into character. >> jimmy: it's disturbing in a way, isn't it? >> i think it's awesome. that's what happened. first, you start running lines with the puppeteer, he's not operating the muppet. he puts his hand inside that guy and you are talking to this red haired monster. and he stays alive, it's like working with an actor. >> jimmy: it is working with an actor, actor wearing a hairy glove. >> you forget there's a hand inside. >> jimmy: especially when it's like kermit the frog. >> i did one on "sesame street" and i was with abby cadabby, who i didn't know about. apparently, she's very popular. >> but my mom and i got to wish oscar a happy birthday. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, i brought

she showed me this footage of kermit just waiting.pet, hanging out. and rolf was on the blackberry. i'm not kidding you. >> jimmy: a dog using a blackberry. >> and they perk up and get into character. she showed me this footage. >> jimmy: it's disturbing in a way, isn't it? >> i think it's awesome. at first you're running the line with the puppeteer and he's not running the muppet. then he puts his hand inside that and all of a sudden, you're talking with a red-haired monster. it's like working with an actor. >> jimmy: it is working with an actor. with a hairy glove. >> but it's somebody. i didn't get to do it with kermit. >> jimmy: i did one on sesame street with abby cadabby who i didn't know about. apparently, she's very popular. >> but my mom and i got to wish oscar a happy birthday. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, i brought my mom when i went to shoot sesame street. and they do that segment. and one was to wish oscar happy birthday. >> jimmy: i saw the new movie. it's very entertaining. >> you liked it? >> jimmy: yeah, i liked it a l

opinions about, which is, what is the relative benefit to doing work to 1's home prior to sale, with kermit, verses without a permit? is it a good step to take to seek to legalize things that were done in the past that might of been done without a permit? essentially, what percentage of the value added do you get from your kitchen remodel it you haven't got a permit for? >> are you saying this is already built? they want to know whether they should do the permit or not? >> most often, i find it to be the former. the latter does come up. people do considerate. usually, it is whether you will go back and permit something that was done illegally. >> that is really tricky. it has a lot to do with the expectation of the amount of money they will get for the property. you have to disclose, disclose, disclose in that case. it has happened to me before. it is mainly because you cannot see what is behind the walls. you can tell that to buyers and sellers. buyers should be concerned about what the electrical looks like, where the plumbing is, what is happening to something that has not been permitted

and by 51 she was on tv and became -- you know, a -- a pop icon in the mode of johnny carson, kermit frog, oprah winfrey. i mean, that kind of beloved pop icon in just a short -- but at the age of 50. it was just a great adventure. >> tv careers are ending at that time. >> exactly right. >> she was on tv, she was on pbs and it's rather startling. you write about the fact that in very many ways she helped make pbs, certainly helped save it. >> she launched it. pbs before it was called net, national educational television, and it was only a local situation. they showed local community college professors talking on tv, maybe a symphony orchestra. julia was the very first star on national educational television and she was syndicated. no one had ever done that. this was before sesame street, mr. rojers. because of julia the network took off. she was the backbone of pbs. >> there is so much to say and talk about. we're out of time. it is interesting to me and you will have to come back sometime because i'm fascinated by the fact that between the beatles book and this book you take on subj

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you're one of the all-time classic couples kermit and miss piggy, don't let this chance slip away.eautiful wife named susan who i've seen before. [ buzzer ] it is not that kind of love. see, people must make everything in my life dirty. everything beautiful and pure. and make it -- some hot -- >> you two are lesbians, why don't you get together? >> stephanie: that has happened to my black friends for years. i have black friends. you would like him. >> um, while rachel maddow is a wonderful person, i don't think she's your type. >> stephanie: she would spend most of her time trying to stop me from eating pudding with a rubber spoon. >> and she drinks cocktails. >> stephanie: i don't drink hard liquor. a mismatch. all i could contribute to her very reasoned rhodes scholar analysis is duh? that would be me. that would be the pillow talk. what? can you diagram that? here is a fart joke show. >> i think the real housewives of beverly hills are on. >> if you're a rhodes scholar do you have to wear a hard hat and carry a shovel? >> stephanie: randy rhodes got one of those too right? is th

. >> kermit the frog. anybody. i'll vote for a sock puppet. >> very good. very good.hank you so much forthis shall confessional hour on "morning joe." we thank you for turning in. we get the dancing confession and the sock puppet confession of brian sullivan and ask him to keep those thoughts inside his head. i don't know than capehart, let me -- don't share anymore. jonathan, i want to go back to this polling question that mike barnicle brought up because i believe it's the most devastating for mitt romney's campaign that americans don't think his economic policies will make any more of a difference than if barack obama remains president of the united states. i talked before about -- >> right. >> -- why we conservatives don't believe he's going to make a difference. but, you have both candidates. james carville said this. i said this. a lot of people said this. you have both candidates talking about the past, talking of bain capital in 1999, romney talking about past 3 or 4 years. neither candidate is talking about the future. their big plan to reform the tax code. t

kermit the frog. >> aflac. >> we're back this morning and take a look at this, hedge funds setting sailictory last night at the ninth annual hedge fund regatta after a neck and neck race with lucas capital. there's louis bacon's hedge fund, not getting out of the business but recently giving $2 billion back to his investors, he edged out gersten lermen's group in the end. the firms include names like aqr capital highbridge and jamison capital. proceeds go to a junior program founded by the new york harbor foundation. >> a bunch of bankers racing their boats off the harbor. it's a great idea, let's go race our yachts. >> what happens on the golf course? no? there's nothing to be said? sailing you think is in a different category? >> a bunch of hedge fund guys racing their yachts is not the optics that work out that well, do you think that? >> if i talked about horses that would become political so i won't. >> right, remember? from "caddyshack" when you've got it on wall street and your ship comes in, remember, ted knight and his wife breaks off -- we were going to use that. >> they'll ge