that's different from lala. >> reality shows are the new soap operas.h "all my children" and "general hospital" when you can see "atlanta housewives?" they're an over dramatized version of live. they or not real. they're fun to watch, "jersey shore," all trashy and tawdry and over the top. the further you take it, the bigger your brand can be. >> that's my thing. that's not a brand. >> it is a brand. >> it's a brand. >> no. a brand has staying power. a brand is procter & gamble, a brand is mcdonald's. >> or "black enterprise." >> exactly. those are not brands. those are -- >> those might be respectable brands. >> this is called "black enterprise." let's go back to the black reality star and tell me about their endorsement. >> look at nene leaks. >> she has an endorsement deal. >> she's still making money and still a brand. it's not anything that will work for the next 30 years. >> exactly. >> it's working for now. >> one of the biggest shows, a reality show. >> why do you have this insane need to be seen. >> let me push you on that. you can say the real

that's different from lala. >> reality shows are the new soap operas.p operas. why watch "all my children" and "general hospital" when you can see "atlanta housewives?" they're an over dramatized version of live. they or not real. they're fun to watch, "jersey shore," all trashy and tawdry and over the top. the further you take it the bigger your brand can be. >> that's my thing. that's not a brand. >> it is a brand. >> it's a brand. >> no. a brand has staying power. a brand is procter & gamble a brand is mcdonald's. >> or "black enterprise." >> exactly. those are not brands. those are -- >> those might be respectable brands. >> this is called "black enterprise." let's go back to the black reality star and tell me about their endorsement. >> look at nene leaks. >> she has an endorsement deal. >> she's still making money and still a brand. it's not anything that will work for the next 30 years. >> exactly. >> it's working for now. >> one of the biggest shows, a reality show. >> why do you have this insane need to be seen. >> let me push you on that. you

national team member and espn soccer analyst, alexei lalas. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] good to see you again. [cheers and applause] all right alexi, good to have you back, this is this it for socker is? is it a killing blow to the world's most favorite sport? >> absolutely not. >> stephen: why not it's corrupt you can't trust a single game. it's a sham. it's theater. it might as well be wrestling at this point. >> it's in the a sham. it's huge and very important. >> stephen: so is wrestling. >> it's important it be dealt with. when these things come out. fixing has been around for a long time but we're talking in europe, central america and we're talking about a massive amount of people. >> stephen: what about the united states do we have evidence of fixing in the united states? >> we have some evidence but i'm here to tell you that the u.s. major league soccer is clean and maybe in that sense there's an opportunity there. >> stephen: how would somebody fix a game? how? >> i guarantee i've played in a fixed game. there's a difference between ming i

. >>> time to take a trip to lala land because it appears as though tanner twitch is still a little loopy after getting his wisdom teeth out. here we say his dad filming. >> it is hot in here. can i take my coat off? >> he wants to dance, take his clothes off and also misses his best friend so much that he starts crying. >> ashton. >> ashton is out. lean back. put your head back on there. >> he is my best friend. there is something wrong with me. >> yes, something is wrong with you. >> yes. then he doesn't even realize his teeth are out. >> they took my teeth out? >> yeah. keep your mouth closed. >> the nurse eventually come it is in. >> straighten out your arm. hold still. >> are you my girlfriend? >> that was a bit optimistic. >> i want to party. >> let me see your gauze. >> eventually he gets the gauze changed and the adventure is not over there. they have to take tanner into the car. >> it is blood. >> it is your blood. >> i don't want it. i just want to hold your hand. i love my mom. i will knock you out. >> i doubt it. >> they don't call me mike tyson for nothing, dad. >> oh, my goo

. >> no, but adam, you're living in lala land. issue, you don't know what the company is looking at. so, it's out of sight, out of mind mentality that's extremely dangerous. it's frightening to think that your company is-- frightening, you should be frightened because you act like you're mr. health and we know you're up to know good when you're not here at work. >> drinking my only vice these days. >> neil: believe me, i can pick a couple of others, go ahead. >> and i'm trying to figure out how to support this and thinking about it all morning. mou do i support this? and i can't. it's insane and adam this is the antithesis of libertarianm. okay i was in brooklyn last night and showing up at the door. >> charlie turn down the insurance, don't take it. >> and on the crew that i saw last night, and-- >> i'm not a lawyer, but i've watched perry mason. and i will say this, charles payne, that let's say they could look into that and did see where we're going after work and shouldn't have had the double order of wings and all. is that a

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public mind was beginning to think, well, no longer should reconsider gays and lesbians to be sexual lalas and instead will now start thinking about them as potential partners competence appearance, potential relatives or in-laws which the supreme court in 1986 was literally unable to conceive of intellectually or emotionally. i think i was the big change between 1986 and 19552003. the u.s. supreme court literally in 2003, even the dissenters, were capable of understanding gays and lesbians as ordinary citizens, citizens with relationships and citizens who were parents, in-laws, relatives, neighbors, teachers, solemn. here is the second lesson that i draw from the book that is for better or for worse very much relevance to the same-sex marriage litigation and ethic and the change in america is incremental. change comes not through radical bounds. stonewall, which was a great moment for gay and lesbian rights in 1969, did not produce legal change. indeed, it produced a lot of legal change and a lot of social and legal backlash as we now know the. here are some of the lessons that i derived

out of the factory, so every single thing that's in the tape that romney is talking about, it's in lalad. it's lies. >> the whole conversation of the campaign was now unfolding in front of your eyes. everything you thought of romney was now on tape. did you know it was the game-changer? >> absolutely. yeah. i personally felt frightened for anonymous. i didn't know his name or her name. but i was quite scared that they are going to come after this guy. and -- >> who is "they"? >> well, many of the people who were out at this meeting. and you know, the right wing, extreme right wing. i still think there is great risk here. but when it first came out, my first thought was, god, what's going to happen to this guy. you know, if there is any way we can help, we have to help. we have to take care of each other. watch each other's backs. >> did you tell him what his world was going to be like? >> i think scott's incredibly brilliant and so, it only took like a minute before we could really be talking the same language and, have the same concerns. i think what he did was -- he is like an incredi