, my lord kumbaya oh, lord, kumbaya ♪ ♪ kumbaya the boat ashore hallelujah michael rode the boat ashores, great. can we get back to the bonfire? >> jimmy: take it, jimmy. ♪ hallelujah michael row the boat ashore ♪ >> steve: that's wax jimmy. wax jimmy. ♪ he's got the whole wide world in his hands ♪ ♪ he's got the little tiny baby in his hands ♪ ♪ he's got the whole wide world in his hands ♪ >> jimmy: just the audience! ♪ he's got the whole world in his hands ♪ yeah, that's a good song. that's good. >> steve: see, if the guy played that, i'd be okay. >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ he's got an ol' dirty bastard in his hands ♪ ♪ he's got an ol' dirty bastard in his hands ♪ ♪ he's got an ol' dirty bastard in his hands ♪ ♪ he's got the whole world in his hands ♪ >> jimmy: that's a great song. ♪ he's got the wu-tang clan ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ in his hands he's got the wu-tang clan in his hands ♪ ♪ he's got ghostface killa in his hands he's got the whole world in his hands ♪ there you go. he's got the wu-tang in his hands. >> steve: yeah, the wu-tang in his clan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's got the wu-tang in h

and so this can't be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all, you know hold hands and sing kumbaya kumbaya. this is a matter of figuring out how we get through a knotty policy difference that has great consequences for both countries and the region. >> [ inaudible ]. >> we're going to do that evaluation. we're going to partly wait for an actual israeli government to form. >> peace is our priority. don't make premature judgments. and what we've asked from the united states and president obama is graciously to support an afghan-led and afghan-owned peace process. we're confident that this approach will bear the results in time. peace is always difficult, and it requires focus, attention, and sacrifice. and that's what we're willing to do to bring it to bear. >> thank you very much mr. president. i've got a question to mr. obama. you just mentioned that afghanistan is still a dangerous place. while it's a dangerous place, is it the right decision to draw down the force level at a time when it's a dangerous place? meanwhile, forces are less equipped and cannot fight truly. >> translator: mr. p

last meeting so i make the offer would you be willing to engage with the neighbors and we can sing kumbaya and with the rear yard there's a lot here if you're willing to come back we can make a decision tonight. >> i'm open to talking with the neighbors if this commission wants to bring it back that's okay. >> i threw this out we're far apart here. >> mr. sanchez. >> want to follow up on the questions whether or not a use of this size was necessary i think someone mentions the occupancy load for this space what was the number? 75 and how many feet what is on the floor plan now? >> the calculation is 72 occupants with three staff and i would say there's been a lot of planning configurations but the number of feet in the drawing in front of you. >> i have a quick count it smells more than 70 or 80 from - >> it is also been every time configured it is about what fits in the illusion and no other person talked about meeting with the neighbors but i'll go ahead and make a motion to have another meeting if you want me to participate i'll be happy to do that's the best we have in front of us. >>

he said, quote, i think the kumbaya is about to be over.te legislature famously is not a land of kumbaya. it's not a land of subtlety either. but even by texas' slash and burn political standards, the republican fight against women's health care in texas and planned parenthood in particular stands out over the last few years. in 2011 republicans slashed state funding for family planning by two-thirds. so that means birth control, cancer screenings, preventive care, all that. a two-thirds cut. people who provide that kind of care to texas women warned at the time cutting all that money would force a lot of womens clinics to close and among other things it would lead to more unintended pregnancies in the state. and, yes, that law caused dozens of texas clinics to close. it also caused thousands more to have unwanted pregnancies because of that law. the texas evaluation project estimates to that law that closed down texas clinics. that not being enough, texas republicans then moved on to blocking planned parenthood. 44% of women served by that

a political kumbaya moment. a rare republican maryland governor, larry hogan flagged by the state's most powerful democrats. what brings them together is money. federal money. the intense competition to bring the fbi headquarters out of dc and in to the suburbs even maryland or virginia. the fbi and the general services administration have not decided. maryland democrats continuing to press hard, hopeful a republican congress might put a smile on the state now that a republican governor is in charge. >> any objective analysis of what maryland has to offer in terms of cost, security, convenience and location and transportation options makes maryland the obvious choice for the new fbi headquarters. >> we already know that 43% of the people working at the hoover building already live in maryland. >> it's where the workforce currently s. it's where the transit issues. all that is satisfied in the two prince george's county sites. >> scott broom wusa 9. >> the university of maryland and uber have announced a partners

kumbaya got. those the protests of day off. >> is a that a contradiction of terms? isn't that suspicious? also planning a peaceful protest engaged leave the desk where. goes to the freeze dried also grinding he knew he had to shift gears as well. [laughter] then the final reading before your questions questions, concerns this supercomputer named nick. do you remember that great composite -- computer in space odyssey? they had him and i have and it. is a computer even before we even knew that the nsa had software and algorithms listening to our phone calls to read certain elements of our emails i have a super computer name to nic it is like startup -- "star trek" little did i know i could've been revealing critical intelligence information. [laughter] where "scooter" libby and karl rove are driving to the national security agency. in the white house pool car. i read the opening to sentences then i will skip over to nic. "scooter" libby trajectory would do almost anything for his boss the vice president he would offer the half-truths' with the un truce even go to jail

people have been she's talking mystical goosy kumbaya nonsense. >> world citizen. >> what is this worldabout, we are not going to hold hands and sway and sing. it's not going to happen. i'm not so naive. i know that many of the people in my family, many of the people i love, people from which i believe myself to come, have been given, for too long, too little room. just too little space to be, to breathe, to create, to express, and i will do everything in my power to - to create that space, to clear that space, and to defend it. >> taiye selasi, thank you for talking to al jazeera. >> thank you. . >> welcome to the news hour, live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. these are the main stories that we're covering in detail over the next 60 minutes pap new political force in sanaa a co-significance comes together to take on the houthi rebels in yemen. [ gunfire ] >>> the battle for tikrit, iraqi forces say they'll liberate the town from isil control within three days.

people have been she's talking mystical goosy kumbaya nonsense. >> world citizen. >> what is this worldabout, we are not going to hold hands and sway and sing. it's not going to happen. i'm not so naive. i know that many of the people in my family, many of the people i love, people from which i believe myself to come, have been given, for too long, too little room. just too little space to be, to breathe, to create, to express, and i will do everything in my power to - to create that space, to clear that space, and to defend it. >> taiye selasi, thank you for talking to al jazeera. >> thank you. >> tomorrow, the parents of captured american reporter austin tice. >> austin went missing in syria. >> campaigning for his release and maintaining hope. >> austin tice is alive. >> find him and get him home. >> a special "talk to al jazeera". tomorrow, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> ours is an urban planet. the number of people living in towns now exceeds those outside. when this milestone was reached in 2009, few people noticed. across the globe, cities are growing upwards and ou

people have been she's talking mystical goosy kumbaya nonsense. >> world citizen. >> what is this worldabout, we are not going to hold hands and sway and sing. it's not going to happen. i'm not so naive. i know that many of the people in my family, many of the people i love, people from which i believe myself to come, have been given, for too long, too little room. just too little space to be, to breathe, to create, to express, and i will do everything in my power to - to create that space, to clear that space, and to defend it. >> taiye selasi, thank you for talking to al jazeera. >> thank you. >> ours is an urban planet. the number of people living in towns now exceeds those outside. when this milestone was reached in 2009, few people noticed.

people have been she's talking mystical goosy kumbaya nonsense. >> world citizen. >> what is this worldabout, we are not going to hold hands and sway and sing. it's not going to happen. i'm not so naive. i know that many of the people in my family, many of the people i love, people from which i believe myself to come, have been given, for too long, too little room. just too little space to be, to breathe, to create, to express, and i will do everything in my power to - to create that space, to clear that space, and to defend it. >> taiye selasi, thank you for talking to al jazeera. >> thank you. >> welcome to the news hour from al jazeera's news centers in doha. thousands of russian march in moscow to honor a critic of the kremlin, murdered on friday night. >> tehran's influence gross in yemen. an iranian passenger plane arrives for the first time in many years. >> i'm departing to washington on a crucial and historic mission. >> heading to the united states to address congress,

people have been she's talking mystical goosy kumbaya nonsense. >> world citizen. >> what is this worldabout, we are not going to hold hands and sway and sing. it's not going to happen. i'm not so naive. i know that many of the people in my family, many of the people i love, people from which i believe myself to come, have been given, for too long, too little room. just too little space to be, to breathe, to create, to express, and i will do everything in my power to - to create that space, to clear that space, and to defend it. >> taiye selasi, thank you for talking to al jazeera. >> thank you. >> every sunday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> these are very vivid, human stories. >> if you have an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. >> announcer: this

this can't be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all hold hands and sing kumbaya. this is a matter of figuring out how do we get through a real knotty policy difference that has great consequences for both countries and for the region. >> we'll dig into this later on "morning joe." let's turn to business now. u.s. stocks fell for a second straight day tuesday after nearly eclipsing an all-time high. the nasdaq dipped back below 5,000 with the dow dropping 104 points. a big deal is in the works as 3g capital is reportedly in advanced talks to acquire kraft food groups after the firm landed heinz two years ago. cnbc's geoff cutmore joins us life from london. what can you tell us about this potential major deal? >> reporter: it seems the appetite for processed cheese in america is flagging. i think that tells you an awful lot about why kraft is on the table right now. i don't know whether you guys are just getting healthier, but it seems that the maker of mac and cheese is seeing flagging sales growth right now, and 3g opportunistically looking at this business and sa

kumbaya got. those the protests of day off. >> is a that a contradiction of terms? isn't that suspicious? also planning a peaceful protest engaged leave the desk where. goes to the freeze dried also grinding he knew he had to shift gears as well. [laughter] then the final reading before your questions questions, concerns this supercomputer named nick. do you remember that great composite -- computer in space odyssey? they had him and i have and it. is a computer even before we even knew that the nsa had software and algorithms listening to our phone calls to read certain elements of our emails i have a super computer name to nic it is like startup -- "star trek" little did i know i could've been revealing critical intelligence information. [laughter] where "scooter" libby and karl rove are driving to the national security agency. in the white house pool car. i read the opening to sentences then i will skip over to nic. "scooter" libby trajectory would do almost anything for his boss the vice president he would offer the half-truths' with the un truce even go to jail

the commercial with snow man and sapa santa claus drinking coke, and i did not buy one about the kumbaya the field, drinking coke. neil: i am thinking, if we make the can smaller you could say it a nice snack. >> just two drops you will be in great shape this reminds me of old movie sleeper where everyone is eating chocolate cake and steaks, saying we used to think these things were bad for us, but now we know they are not. most is marketing whether supplement trying to do damage control on things like mcdonald's and coca-cola. neil: that is coke on-line one they want me to be a newertritionist. newertritionist. >> think this republicans lost their budget backbone? wait until you hear from viewers who think it is worse. some with a latest budget have lost their soul. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, th

. >> this can be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all, you know hold hands and sing kumbaya.d out that he didn't say never to a two-state solution but there could be a series of conditions in which a palestinian state could potentially be created. but of course the conditions were such that they would be impossible to meet any time soon. >> reporter: making matters worse, senior obama officials complained to "the wall street journal" that israel is spying on the iranian nuclear talks and leaking details to congress. it's one thing for the u.s. and israel to spy on each other. it's another thing for israel to steal u.s. secrets and play them back to u.s. legislators to undermine u.s. diplomacy. the president tried to laugh that off. >> as a general rule i don't comment on intelligence matters in a big room full of reporters. >> reporter: how speaker john boehner denied receiving any classified information from the israelis. >> i'm not sure what the information was, but i'm baffled by it. >> reporter: as did the top two men on the house intelligence committee. >> we have not be

he said very frankly, this is not going to be singing kumbaya, there are real differences, and theirelationship is business-like. that's the same phrase he's used for putin. >> the democrats have all tried to bill clinton got quoted recently saying he had a problem with netanyahu, and so it's not out in the open. >> i was struck by this. it starts with netanyahu for stealing u.s. intelligence, using his handmaidens in congress to try to divides congress from one branch of government -- >> who are the handmaidens? >> mcconnell and boehner. >> how about menendez? would you call him that? >> on this issue, sure. >> so obviously there's this breach. obviously the -- because it started with netanyahu, the relationship is going down the drain. we need an adult here. i was hoping that the adult in the room would be the president of the united states. it still has to be the president of the united states. he's not going to quit this fight. >> but maybe he should. maybe frame is differently. >> i want to political, why has he decided to keep this fight going. what's changes? >> maybe why he d

. >> a political kumbaya moment. larry hogan flagged by the state's most powerful democrats. >> we want to thank the governor for hosting this meeting. >> reporter: what brings them together is money. federal money. the intense competition to bring the fbi headquarters out of dc and in to the suburbs. even maryland or virginia. the fbi and the general services administration have not decided. maryland democrats continuing to press hard, hopeful a republican congress might put a smile on the state now that a republican governor is in charge. >> any objective analysis of what maryland has to offer in terms of cost, security, convenience and location and transportation options makes maryland the obvious choice for the new fbi headquarters. >> reporter: two sites in maryland in the running one a proposed greenbelt near the metro station, another by the landover mall. with 11,000 employees reporting to work at one headquarters, transportation is now a major theme. >> we already know that 43% of the people working at the h

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. >> this can't be be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all hold hands and sing kumbaya. >> reporteromething the prime minister rejected just before his reelection. >> he pointed out that he didn't say never, but that there would be a series of conditions in which a palestinian state could potentially be created. but of course the conditions were such that they would be impossible to meet anytime soon. >> making matters worse, senior obama officials complained to the "wall street journal" that israel is spying on the iranian nuclear talks and leaking details to congress. it's one thing for israel and the u.s. to spy on each other, it is another thing for israel to steal u.s. secrets and play them back to u.s. legislators to undermine u.s. diplomacy. the president tried to laugh that off. >> as a general rule i don't comment on intelligence matters in a big room full of reporters. >> reporter: but lawmakers on both sides are puzzled. john boehner denied receiving any classified information from the israelis. >> i'm not sure what the information was, but i'm baffled by it. >> reporter:

very often there's barely even one thing they can agree on, if there was one thing they did feel all kumbaya of iran, ah, look. iran sanctions approval unanimous in senate sweeps house 408-8. that was in 2010. following year even though the white house was strongly opposed, every single u.s. senator again voted for more iran sanctions, the year after that, more sanctions passed the senate. 94-0. again, over the objections of the obama administration, the following year, the senate unanimously approved a resolution saying that if israel launched a military strike on iran, the u.s. would be fully supportive of that. then last year it was kumbay we hate iran again when all of congress came together to deny a visa to iran's choice to be u.n. ambassador. in the most polarized congress ever when people can't all vote together on a we like puppies bill or we like pie, democrats and republicans have been able to come together no matter what even when the white house was super opposed they have an able to come together and vote together against iran. until now. because now a brand spanking new freshm

he said, "this can't be reduced to 'let's hold hands and sing kumbaya.'" >> woodruff: on another issue, the president brushed aside a report that israel has spied on u.s. nuclear talks with iran. "the wall street journal" said the israelis acquired confidential information and shared it with u.s. lawmakers, to undercut any agreement. israel denied the report, and the president said israel has been briefed on the negotiations. >> ifill: forces loyal to yemen's pro-american president fought today to turn back advancing shiite rebels. the rebels, allied with iran, have already captured much of northern yemen. today, they seized two key towns in the south before being forced to withdraw a few hours later. the rebels also entered a port on the red sea, near a key sea lane for oil shipments. >> woodruff: there's word the islamic state group has recruited at least 400 children as fighters in syria in the last three months. the syrian observatory for human rights reports the young recruits are under 18. one appeared in a video this month, executing an accused spy. >> ifill: in nigeria reports

this can't be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all, you know, hold hands and sing kumbaya, this iso we figure out how to get through a real knotty policy difference that has great consequences for both countries an the region. >> that was president obama during our show on tuesday with a chilly reaction to prime mini netanyahu calling the possibility of peace amid israeli-palestinian relations quote, dim. many are saying the president or the prime minister needs to be the bigger person and putting an end to a spat between friends. and president ghani addressed the congress on what has been a chilly relationship at times. >> you, on the other hand, had a choice and with a fork in the road, chose to do the right thing. thank you. there is a saying that no gift can remain unreciprocated. today i would like to return that gift of reborn hope by offering to make a partnership with the nation that is committed to the cause of freedom and that we'll join the fight against the growing threat of terrorists. for more on u.s. relations letez bring in ambassador mark ginsburg. i'm so bad we ha

so this is, this can't be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all, you know, hold hands and sing "kumbaya", this is a matter of figuring out how do we get through a real knotty policy difference that has great consequences for both countries and for the region. okay? the evaluation, we're going to partial wait for a partial israeli government to form. >> president obama has supported an afghan-led and afghan-owned peace process, and we are confident that this approach will bear the results in time. peace is always difficult, and it requires focus, attention and sacrifice, and that's what we are willing to do to bring it about. [inaudible] >> thank you very much, mr. president, i have got a question for mr. obama. you just mentioned that afghanistan is still a dangerous place. while it's a dangerous place, is it the right decision t draw down the force labor at a time -- [inaudible] less equipped and they cannot fight truly? [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: the peace process, what was your initial or your request from the united states president? >> translator: t the united state

and so this is -- this can't be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all hold hands and sing kumbaya, this is a matter of figuring out how we get through a knotty difference that has a consequence for the countries and the region. >> [ inaudible question ] >> we're going to do that evaluation and partly wait for an israeli government to form. >> peace is a priority. don't make premature judgments. and what we have asked from the united states and president obama is graciously supported it is to support an after lan led and afghan-led peace support and we have confident this will be in team. peace is always difficult. and it requires focus, attention and sacrifice and that is what we are willing to do to bring it about. [ inaudible ]. >> thank you very much. mr. president, i have a question to mr. obama. you just mentioned that afghanistan is still a dangerous place. while it is a dangerous place, is it the right decision to draw down the force level at a time when it is a dangerous place and meanwhile, afghan forces are less equipped and they cannot fight truly? >> mr. president, my q

though this is going to go, make no mistake about it, that should not make it sound like everything is kumbayain the republican conference. it is not at all. it's just that they decided to move past this battle. there are a lot more to come. the debt ceiling, the budget and the list goes on. >> even before we get there, i was just thinking, oh, to be a fly on the wall of john boehner's inbox just last week and this week in particular. dana bash doing a great job, not sleeping at all lately. no rest for the weary. thank you. >>> other big news, a senior state department official says that hillary clinton may have broken federal recordkeeping rules. that by using a personal e-mail account instead of a state department account in order to conduct business while she was secretary of state. the official rules are that you're supposed to use government accounts which are saved for public record and are considered more secure. but according to "the new york times" which first reported this story, clinton's aides did not take the actions to have their personal e-mails preserved on department servers.

. >> this can't be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all hold hands and sing kumbaya. >> reporter:n, something the prime minister rejected just before his reelection. >> he pointed out that he didn't say never, but that there would be a series of conditions in which a palestinian state could potentially be created. but of course the conditions were such that they would be impossible to meet anytime soon. >> reporter: making matters worse senior obama officials complained to the "wall street journal" that israel is spying on the iranian nuclear talks. it is one thing for the u.s. and israel to spy on each other. it another thing for israel to steal u.s. secrets and play them back to u.s. legislators to undermine u.s. diplomacy. the president tried to laugh that off. >> as a general rule i don't comment on intelligence matters in a big room full of reporters. >> reporter: but lawmakers are puzzled. john boehner denied receiving any classified information from the israelis. >> i'm not sure what the information was, but i'm baffled by it. >> reporter: as did the top two men on the hous

approach and so this can't be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all, you know, hold hands and sing kumbaya. s in a matthis is a masser of figuring out how do we get through a really knotty policy difference that has great consequences for both countries and for the region. [ inaudible question ] >> we're going to do that evaluation. we're going to partly wait for an actual israeli government to form. >> peace is a priority. don't make premature judgments, and what we have asked from the united states and president obama has graciously supported it is to support an of aafghan owned peace process and we're confident this approach will bear results in time. peace is always difficult, and it requires focus, attention, and sacrifice, and that's what we are willing to do to bring it about. >> thank you very much mr. president. i have got a question to mr. obama. you just mentioned that afghanistan is still a dangerous place. while it's a dangerous place, is it the right decision to draw down the force level at a time where it's a dangerous place and meanwhile afghan forces are less equipped and

so these are low rates, and everybody is kumbayaing about how great the economy is. i say if you think back to how long it's been since we've been over 4% and the notion that we hear every once in a while still, don't worry about higher rates, higher rates are because things are doing better. well, when i look at a 2.19 10-year, look at a french 60 basis point 10-year. i see central banks in a tizzy. i think that the treasury market actually is really happy right around this sub 2.25 level until we get more details on exactly the path of rates from the federal reserve's perspective because it's very difficult withqwith qe and europe going on. the one thing about qe in europe that's different than qe in the u.s., you have to admit the fed did it right. they had more information about the path of buying versus the europeans and that's probably because they don't want to tell you exactly specifically what they're doing hour to hour because some of those markets on the securities side are so thin. >> somewhere janet yellen is smiling hearing rick santelli said the fed di

. >> now, of course not everyone was so ready to join the chorus of kumbaya.ic relations performance by someone who is only sorry that he got caught. but let's pause for a moment. because if pettit's words are insufficient, what should we expect from him? i mean yes, the language he used on the bus was offensive, hurtful, even hateful. but racially offensive words are among the least consequential forms of racial harm. as a 24-year-old student, a personal public apology was the only kind of racial reparation pettit had the power to give in this circumstance. his offensive words fell short of the kind of structural racial injustice that while lacking the spectacle of a viral video is far more impactful in its reach and repercussions. in the face of systemic racism we should expect more than an apology from the institutions that are empowered to do more than just talk about it. i'm sorry was all the united states senate had to offer in june of 2005 when it approved a resolution apologizing for its historic inaction on passing anti-lynching legislation in the lat

. >> this can't be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all, you know, hold hands and sing kumbaya.ion. >> what's going on here? >> president obama doesn't care about this. he has to say these things. he's been in office for more than six years. there's been no progress made there. he's not going to make progress. i don't know why he's wasting time. he should just say i don't care what happens over there. i care about social justice in the united states. i'm going to try to carry out policies here. over there i'm not engaged. that's it. >> let's talk a little bit about something that's going to happen this weekend. "killing jesus" will be on natgeo. here's a clip. >> i know you jesus of nazareth. you have opinions on everything. what's his opinion on this? >> i am among you. it goes without saying. let him be the first to cast a stone at her. any among you who is without sin. >> i know that scene from the bible. >> yep. >> there have been a million movies made, but this one is different how? >> it's different because it tells you why jesus was killed. it wasn't for religious reasons

this can't be reduced to a matter of somehow let's all, you know hold hands and sing kumbaya. this is a matter of figuring out how do we get through a real naughty policy difference that has great consequences for both countries and for the region. >> all right. is relationship gene business-like in. >> i love that description. it means i can't stand him. he can't stand me. >> but he didn't say that. >> right. he said business-like. >> he is being very cordial. >> of course that's what one is when one is an allie. >> he's not described that way by critics. >> you know this is a relationship between two countries that have their own national interests and, you know it's not a buddy-buddy kind of thing, especially now. and so it's pretty tough. >> but what do you think? between the lines, isn't the really the united states seeing how far they can go in pushing bb to shut up around iran? we will keep dropping these things on you the "wall street journal" piece until you shut up about iran. >> though it may be backfiring on iran. there is an article in the "new york times" how it

. >> we can hold hand and sing kumbaya. >> what does it mean?its lowest level as a human being, you know if you are continuously reactive clearing desks, screaming, losing your mind, as an actor, you put everything into everything. i don't know how to do halfway of doing anything if are you in a state of panic 24 hours a day, it's draining on your spirit your soul and all that kind of stuff, i whether start crying i want you to hold me. >> i will. okay. one step. >> i will move over. >> what is fascinating, this movie is coming out in un. >> anthony:. you were at the oscar awards you were still shooting the movie. >> you know what we decided to tweak a little bit and we were at the golden globes and you shot with us. >> yes, i did. >> you were improvising with jerry. >> i was. >> are you in? >> listen, i haven't seen the final cut, so we don't know i will take a little something, we can make this happen. >> talking about.? >> well we don't know at this point that could be a youtube favorite. >> that could be the gift that keeps giving. we don't