please say hello to johnny knoxville. how are you?u've got your moonshine -- by the way, is that a team or an adjective? >> well, it can be a verb. it's a way of life, jimmy. >> jimmy: what do you got there, the moonshine -- >> i got a little white lightning for you. >> jimmy: thank you, thank you, that's very nice of you. where do you get this stuff? >> i get it very illegally from my friend in tennessee. it's delicious and if you would like to try some, i wouldn't mind to try some with you. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> don't get it near a flame though. >> jimmy: right. >> not kidding. >> jimmy: i know you're not kidding. by the way, i take a warning from you very seriously. i'll taste a little bit of it. it is nice. it does have a nice flavor. >> i hate to be a [ bleep ], but -- >> jimmy: don't do anything to show off. you have a new baby at home. >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: you're probably still breast feeding so -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: your son rocco. >> rocco. >> jimmy: i like you named him roc

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matthew fox, christina applegate, zac efron, johnny knoxville, hugh hefner, lisa ling, amanda crew, stand-up and music from grace potter & the nocturnals and rhymefest. so mark all of next week on your calendar. america fell in love with our first guest tonight when, for eight seasons of "that '70's show," he played a man named after a hat. he has a new movie called "the dry land" opening in select cities july 30th. please say hello to wilmer valderrama. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: handsome as ever. where the hell have you been? i have not seen you in a long time. >> yeah, i took -- hi, how are you? [ cheers and applause ] yeah, i took a little break in front of the camera. i founded my production company. i got awesome deals and doing a lot of great stuff with disney. i've been producing. >> jimmy: you've been producing. and you're not going out to clubs, all that sort of stuff anymore. >> yeah, definitely something like that. i want to focus on the next chapter. and my friends are a little upset about it because we're not playing ass grab anymore, so -- >> jimmy: you're not. and you

we did extremely high prices, particularly on the flight's from knoxville to washington. i remember a few years ago when i chaiied this subcommittee, we had a hearing in the wichita and the staff told me later that it cost them $1,000 for me to fly round-trip ffom knoxville to which to talk coach. and that ame weekend in the "washington post" they hhd it an advertisement advertising a round-trip ticket to madrid, hotel for $489. nights in a%- people have a hard time understanding how these fares come about. i just wonder, maybe you have already given some assuranccs about these fares, but i would like to hear what you have to say abbut the lack of competition in some of these small or medium-sized cities. but also, several years ago i was told that each one penny increase in jee fuel or aviation fuel cost the aviation industry as a wholee$200 million. now many people feel that there's going to be such restrictions put on offshore oil production at the price of fuel is going to go way up. and i am wondering, have you all given that any consideration, and what affect would

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. >> i am originally from knoxville, tennessee. now i live in nashville. >> what is your question? >> how would you dri innovation in public education around the state and what is your plan to move to tennessee from #42 to the top tended >> we will start with mr. mcwherter. >> i will be broke quick. i think that we need to keep a focus on prekindergarten. i think early childhood development is something that we need to focus on i applaud -- to focus on. as the next governor, i will be the next person to implement that program and i think it is terribly important that this goes with all the people in tennessee. >> i am not for universal prepaid. i think it takes money away from classes. we have to start thinking outside the box. what can we do best to use taxpayer dollars the best way. there are three classrooms and the students rotate between the classrooms. it's a is a tremendous amount of money and provides a good education. that is exactly what we will have to do to providethe best bang for the buck of taxpayer dollars. >> my 20/20 vision includes a specific early childhood read

this bill was offered by jimmy duncan of knoxville, a conservative republican. after a critical review, i took my name off of it because of exactly what ron said. we cannot force this on to the fire department or local government. we have more collective bargaining then we can have. we are a right to work state. new capital investment are coming to tennessee. >> as mayor, i love working with our fire department. the russian to buildings with other people are running out. we cannot force collective bargaining. every mayor that i know is against this. i am glad to say that you are against it. we are facing pressures and to have washington tell us that we have to recognize unions is wrong. >> scott, i appreciate that question very much. i would agree on this general principle. i am not a person who is going to go out and it endorsed collective bargaining for city employees, however, i will understand the memorandum of understanding and what we need to do to put city employees first. i want to make sure that that memorandum is understood and can be enforced on both

i live in knoxville, tenn., and i make the t-shirts that he sells. at some point, if you have to decide, it is a judgment call. this side of the line, eligible. this side of the line, ineligible. if you are on this side of the line, you are eligible because if you brought a lawsuit in alabama or louisiana or virginia or florida, you would win. i do not want you to have to litigate for five years. come on in and we will settle the case and we will pay you. on this side of the line, if you litigate, even under the federal law, which is more lenient than state law, i did not think you are going to win. i think you are on a fool's mission. i want to do something. various members talk about justice and right thing to do. how i draw that line between a valid claim the, and may be valid claim, and in a valid claim, i am open to suggestions. at some point, this draft protocol become a final protocol. i will have to make some tough decisions. it goes with the territory. i am prepared to do it. it is not just the starting point. if i was not around and there w

feinberg, i live in knoxville, tennessee, and i make the t-shirts that he sells to tourists on the beach. i mean, at some point you have to decide. it's a judgment call. this side of the line, eligible. this side of the line, ineligible. it's not rocket science. at some point i must say, well, if you're on this side of the line, you're eligible because if you brought a lawsuit in alabama or louisiana or virginia or florida, you'd win. well, i don't want you to have to litigate for five years. come on in, and we'll set it will case and we'll pay you. on this side of the line, if you litigate, even under the federal law, which is more lenient than state law, i don't think you're going to win. i think you're on a fool's mission if you litigate. but i want to do something. various members talk about justice and the right thing to do. how iraw that line between a valid claim, a maybe valid claim, an invalid claim, i mean, i'm open to suggestions. at some point this draft protocol will become a final protocol, and i'm going to have to make some tough decisions. it goes with the territory. m pr

feinberg, i live in knoxville, tennessee, and i make the t-shirts that he sells to tourists on the beach. i mean, at some point you have to decide. it's a judgment call. this side of the line, eligible. this side of the line, ineligible. it's not rocket science. at some point i must say, well, if you're on this side of the line, you're eligible because if you brought a lawsuit in alabama or louisiana or virginia or florida, you'd win. well, i don't want you to have to litigate for five years. come on in, and we'll set it will case and we'll pay you. on this side of the line, if you litigate, even under the federal law, which is more lenient than state law, i don't think you're going to win. i think you're on a fool's mission if you litigate. but i want to do something. various members talk about justice and the right thing to do. how i draw that line between a valid claim, a maybe valid claim, an invalid claim, i mean, i'm open to suggestions. at some point this draft protocol will become a final protocol, and i'm going to have to make some tough decisions. it goes with the territory. i'