jason, next setup, i think, is lenny. it's lenny and howard fighting. (man) scene 7. right. it's the dance. yeah. okay. so, um, it's on tracks, but i think it's curved. we're going to go back, forth; back, forth. (man) reality of the lines being perfect. mm-hmm. i'm not worried about the lines. i really am not worried about the lines. i'm worried about what's going on between you two. i think this last couple of -- all right. we just did something a second ago that -- it's gonna work? yeah. he started talking to me -- and then i walk away from him again. i like that. but don't make it comedy. ready to rehearse this? rehearse it once. let's do it. we're just shooting. we'll just shoot it. we shoot it. we shoot it. i say: why rehearse? let's do it, gang. the camera's rolling. good energy, guys! the camera's rolling. what are you doing now? stand by. scene 7, shot 7, take 1. did they say anything? no. howard. howard. howard, howard, howard. talk to me. talk to me. howard, listen to me. listen to me; listen to me. i want to tell you something. i have no idea what it is. and what

jason, next setup, i think, is lenny. it's lenny and howard fighting. (man) scene 7. right. it's the dance. yeah. okay. so, um, it's on tracks, but i think it's curved. we're going to go back, forth; back, forth. (man) reality of the lines being perfect. mm-hmm. i'm not worried about the lines. i really am not worried about the lines. i'm worried about what's going on between you two. i think this last couple of -- all right. we just did something a second ago that -- it's gonna work? yeah. he started talking to me -- and then i walk away from him again. i like that. but don't make it comedy. ready to rehearse this? rehearse it once. let's do it. we're just shooting. we'll just shoot it. we shoot it. we shoot it. i say: why rehearse? let's do it, gang. the camera's rolling. good energy, guys! the camera's rolling. what are you doing now? stand by. scene 7, shot 7, take 1. did they say anything? no. howard. howard. howard, howard, howard. talk to me. talk to me. howard, listen to me. listen to me; listen to me. i want to tell you something. i have no idea what it is. and what

lenny, does this surprise you? it doesn't surprise most people, especially younger people that most people say, hey, go ahead and decriminalize it or legalize it or regulate it at least. >> the genie is out of the bottle. the genie is not going back in the bottle. we have declared peace. this war is over. our job now is to minimize the casualties. now that we have peace because there still will be more casualties and we have the opportunity for 50 different states to have 50 different experiments in the spirit of the great experiment that is our united states. and as part of the education mission of colorado normal, of normal and of l.e.a.p. and many other organizations, part of the education mission is to see that those experiments happen responsibly. >> what has changed in the last 25 years? >> i was thinking about that. and i think the real question might be, why during the last 100 years are we messing around with marijuana as opposed to the previous 5,000 years where the last 25 is more or less insignificant i

jocelyn, who's lenny going to the winter prom with? no one knows.ut with julie, but he's been texting the entire drill team and me. and me, also. jocelyn: oh. now to zeke with dodgeball highlights. thanks, tammy! here's a kid getting it in the muchachos. ooh! here's another dude, right in the easter eggs. boing! watch this geezer with a 'stache get his. (grunts) it's okay, i've had my kids. hey, tina, i saw the news. is that true about lenny and the drill team? julie deserves better. the school deserves better news. well, i just got back from the library. more shoe poopy got dragged in up there. all the way to the reference section. talk about encyclopedia brown. (laughs) i... i don't get it. wait, that's a pretty long way to track something in on a shoe. i'm gonna poke around. something doesn't smell right. that's this. oh, yeah. so it is applesauce, but try to find it in the sauce aisle at the supermarket. you'll be sorely disappointed. anyway, i was looking for chutney. uh, is this a long story, teddy? i mean, it has been long, but is it longer?

so, here we go, lenny. (applause) >> good evening.p here because i nominated the progress park for the best ccg nen award. i'm proud to present this award on behalf of nen to bruce and bill for their hard work and dedication for turning this vacant lot, this eyesore in their community to a beautiful green park for everyone to enjoy. through their hard work and dedication and the support of their neighbors, they just created something tremendously beautiful. it's just amazing. and i would like -- i'm honored and i would like to invite them up to receive their award. (applause) >> thank you. [laughter] >> i want to mention that we live in one of the newest neighborhoods in san francisco, brand-new -- well, ten-year-old buildings, condos, apartments, a bunch of people who don't have a history, don't have a neighborhood. just a bunch of strangers living in proximity. and we got this idea to convert this derelict property, this derelict piece of weed infested lot under the caltrans on ramp. and all of a sudden we've got people showing up w

definitely too big to fail should of anyway that was a way annie's response and nothing out and now lenny is done working for the government and he's going back to his old job but now he's getting a four million dollars salary a federal job and gas but that shall have it defending white collar criminals as a defense for him of covert and burling the guys he should have prosecuted till now be defending for big bucks he's being rewarded for looking the other way he is a part of the club and he'll be working hard to make sure his club mates continue to get away with bribery money laundering and creating more crappy investment products that suckers continue to buy into he defended white collar criminals then he got a job in our government where he was supposed to step out white collar criminals from being criminals now he's back to defending white collar criminals again the the door spinning what a pile of crap the worst part is it's such an old pile of crap it's just another example of the revolving door in washington the one that connects the halls of washington to the halls of morally bank

. >> como lenny están en la mira republicano, son mujeres y latinas, se lleva a cabo la reunion republicanae minorias y de hispanos. >> pienso que el partido tiene que hacer mejor trabajo para tener el voto latino. >> es un error que reconoce y quiere invertir millónes de dólares para tener hispanos para llevar el mensaje. >> abel maldonado es la ultima latina de vice goberdor. >> (información en ingles) . >> pienso que tenemos que hacer mejor trabajo en hacer la historia y pelear cada voto en estados unidos queremos que sea el 100% de los de estados unidos . >> según estudiantes hay esperanza para que el partido recupere confíanza. >> depende de lo que cambiaran. >> si hacen plataforma que se ve como que se conectan con la juventud y todos si podrían. >> santiago, univisión 14. >> liderados por el director de facebook, mark zuckmber anuncia la iniciativa, tienen que dar una forma para tener la ciudadania. >> queremos agradecer a las personas que apoyaron la marcha virtual, recibimos mas de 50 fotos, los invitamos a verlas en univisión14.com. >> enseguida se intencifican para que no pierdan

america you are being feted but your career has taken the path of other female apologists for evil lenny riefenstahl glamorize the national socialist now you will be remembered forever as tortures hunted made a. commission blindly accept must give you shows like twenty four others who would show that torture was in fact an acceptable form of behavior. tell me what you know about the hillocks protocol zero dark thirty we don't have that we have something against another from my standpoint even further down the line of horror in which. torture is a way to move up the bureaucratic hierarchy i mean it becomes a question of others there's we and then there's the other we during world war two and i know that russia was victimized in print precisely by this kind of thought. were fascist thought took the idea that slugs and russians were something less than human the japanese did the same thing to the russians and the chinese and the koreans so and the americans of course have done this to numerous few peoples around the world in this life in a tool to state affect people unconsciously the one t

it's where you go when you want her to say i do, do. >> lenny's jeweler's don't ask where it's been.dorable. my -- i -- i guess this is a dad helping his daughter get buckled into the car seat. the girl's name is august. you will see that august is an independent woman despite the fact she is not a woman at all. >> why you by yourself. >> can i help? >> no. >> you want me to help? >> no. thank you. no thank you. >> what you want me to do? >> play by yourself. i do this one. so going to do that. you drive! go drive! >> worry about yourself. >> jimmy: she's going to make a great real housewife some day. one more thing, the coachella valley arts festival wrapped up yesterday. it's out in the middle of the california desert. 60 bands played this year. some big and some not so big. and music fans in general love knowing about bands that no one else has heard about. we decided to conduct an experiment. we asked people walking into the venue what they thought of a bunch of bands whose names we made up. these bands are so obscure they do not exist. one name you hear here, we made all the res

i always want one person to call me and say lenny i have great news for you but it doesn't happen thatmight be good news for you. >> my job is to try to help when there is a bad perm business or political situation. and my advice usually is very similar to what i say in my book is the over all rule about the truth, tell it all, tell it early and tell it yourself. >> is that the questions you go through. you've advised bill clinton, eve got martha stewart. it's a who's who list. when you have that prospect that gives you a call, what is the first question you ask them. >> what are the facts. for for me to get the facts i have to be an attorney in the room with attorneys because they protect the facts because they're worried about legal issues. so having attorney-client privilege being able to get the facts is the first element of things in any type of controversy, figuring out what is truthful to get the story behind you. >> how many clients have you had. >> dozens and dozens. i am sorry to say there are plenty of people in difficulty. they don't always call me earlier enough. in the ca

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. >> lenny dykstra as a tobacco station. >> jon: we could do this for hours. >> we might. >> jon: >> hamm, let him have it. >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is, your moment of zen. >> stephen: tonight, a new oppressed minority in america. has science discovered even gayer people? then a look inside our prison system. turns out it's not as much fun as oz made it out to be. and my guest punk pioneer iggy pop is here with the stooges. i look forward to the day when iggy pop reunites with snap and crackle. a wisconsin woman called police after seeing kittens having sex in her yard.

no. >> i think your argument about lenny wanting to marry a goat. >> that's not my argue: my argumentyou can't select one group to change a standard that has been in place for thousands of years. because you exclude others. everybody has quote it. >> we always draw lines. >> bill: i respect your point of view, you respect my point of view and we will see how it comes down. >> right. >> bill: the point i made to ms. megyn was that the criticism about the thumping the bible is power-based thee thought it was personal. it's not personal. if i wasn't successful in what i do, nobody would care what i said. >> that's absolutely true. >> bill: this is the left wing and right wing idealogues trying to diminish the power of this program and the power of this network. all right? that's what it is about. people should be very clear on that. >>. no the right wing and the left wing are different in this sense. i know exactly why the right wing idealogues, no offense, bill, but i know why they don't like you because you are not an idealogue. because you are not reliably conservative. because on som

. >> lenny dykstra as a tobacco station. >> jon: we could do this for hours. >> we might. >> jon: >>

they didn't think that the law was going to be enforced in their particular circumstance oh we know lenny breau is quote from the sixty minutes piece he said basically that he could prosecute bankers because it would be systemically too big to miss so that the idea of too big to fail has corrupted the justice process to the extent that the bankers as. are describing it will commit frauds to commit acts of criminality knowing that nobody in the justice department whether it's eric holder or lanny brower brewer will come after them because they they basically have taken the system hostage correct it's fascinating because once you start to get in the because you're starting to go down a rabbit hole and i think that this rabbit hole needs to be explored what is the current situation has appalled people there are three people on the record at the department of justice who have stood up and said that this is wrong there's a u.s. attorney who has been heard to have significant problems with the m.f. global investigation and who after receiving a letter from regulators suddenly resigned and i thi

they didn't think that the law was going to be enforced in their particular circumstance oh we know lenny breau is quote from the sixty minutes piece he said based. that he couldn't prosecute bankers because it would be systemically too big to risky so that the idea of too big to fail has corrupted the justice process to the extent that bankers as you are describing it will commit frauds to commit acts of criminality knowing that nobody in the justice department whether it's eric holder or lanny brower brewer will come after them because they they basically have taken the system hostage correct it's fascinating that once you start to get in the because you're starting to go down a rabbit hole and i think that this rabbit hole needs to be explored what is the current situation has appalled people there are three people on the record at the department of justice who have stood up and said that this is wrong there's a u.s. attorney who has rumored to have significant problems with the global investigation and who after receiving a letter from regulators suddenly resigned and i think there ar

i do first how girls in five minutes at the illusion get steady and were enough to see lenny's man beat walgett and clinch their fifth straight league win puffing away in the visitors keep it the night it was more sounds freaky but allen's i go if was quickest to the rebound then five minutes later it was deja vu this time wagner lost bonds to man his third in four matches but the brazilian managed to get booked twice in stoppage time and if he went it didn't affect the final score to nil as they army go marching on towards their first title in seven years. i was defending champions in it still lead the chasing pack after edging struggling criticize the other one meal at that bitter osca stadium strike a halt arguably dive to earn a shot from the sport and the brazilian left the goalkeeper no chance which honest ballot is man extended their winning streak to three and a now four points cleo fun gene. i mean wild goose heating site heat the woodwork three times but could only manage a goal is droid home to rock more to milan who haven't won in seventeen league games m g do remain third b

i two first call girls in five minutes at the illusion get steady and were enough to see lenny man beatwalgett and clinch their fifth straight league win often elway in the visitors keep it the night it was more sounds freekick go if was quickest to the rebound then five minutes later it was deja vu these time walking along bonds to man his third in four matches but the brazilian managed to get moved twice in stoppage time and if he went it didn't affect the final score to nil as the army go marching on towards their first title in seven years. i too was defending champions in need still lead the chasing back up to edging struggling quilla side where the one meal at that bitter office stadium strike a halt arguably dive to earn a shot from the sport and the brazilian left the goalkeeper no chance.

we going to pay for it we have plenty of other which are going to grow old we're the richest of our lenny for all time is that our only solution we are the richest no is the only solution we can say to mitt romney sorry buddy you're going to pay the same tax rate as the surgeon to save my wife's life. you know what we've got to do in time is we have to create an environment where all our risk takers and entrepreneurs want to get back into the game company and rebuilding their businesses but we're never going to do that with this is ministration unfortunately because our will are there is a taker is an object and rices are risk takers and entrepreneurs are not the ones who create the jobs the people who create the jobs of the people who spend the money that creates the demand that people like you and i fill and if those people have no one who are they they are the long term unemployed is that our solution and bad is my point instead of instead and first of all the longer on employers are getting less and less and less in terms of money the sequester is cutting on employment benefits but in

. >> >> bill: what if you yell lenny? >> right on.'t be so mean to ashley. >> bill: then you go like this. >> see, i was in on it. >> bill: see what i'm talking about here? it's absurd. >> no, listen, we don't know what happened in this case. >> we don't know? >> could turn out that one of mcconnell's guys turned on him he swears. this is like family. >> bill: lie detector test. everybody in that office should be taking one right now. >> i would be volunteering. >> bill: california doesn't like the boy scouts. not the folks, of course, but the pinheads in sacramento because they don't want gay people in the organization. supreme court says it's okay that boy scouts private organization they can make the rules the way they want. california is trying to punish the boy scouts again. >> on a city by city basis. california has already punished the boy scouts in certain instances like in 2006 berkeley said you know what? you have a tax exempt free parking spot location for your boat and we are going to yank that you discriminated against ga

lenny dykstra who was a train wreck. alan iverson, a basketball player.hat happens to them. they get bad advice and don't know the language of investments so they tune it out. >> partially bad advice. parsley not speaking language and educating themselves. they're aggressive on the field and try to bring the same aggressiveness in the off field lives. without proper advice that could be a recipe for disaster. liz: ed, give us example what you know about and did it right. >> one of the best is good friend of mine, torii hunter. torii hunter manages money not just great for professional athlete but just for anybody. what he does more important than anybody else he doesn't put a lot of money in private illiquid invests real estate and so on. leaves his money in very liquid public securities which most people should do. that list you gave liz, almost everyone of those, i know a lot of those young n are casualties because of private equity or real estate. they put about 90 to 95% of their money where they should have less than 5% of their money and overspent.

commit acts of criminality knowing that nobody in the justice department whether it's eric holder or lenny brower brewer will come after them because they they basically have taken the system hostage correct it's fascinating because once you start to get in the because you're starting to go down a rabbit hole and i think that this rabbit hole needs to be explored what is the current situation has appalled will there are three people on the record at the department of justice who have stood up and said that this is wrong there's a u.s. attorney who has rumored to have significant problems with the m.f. global just a geisha and and who after receiving a letter from regulators suddenly resigned and i think there are a number of people that are deeply troubled with where this situation with m.f. global stands but i understand that i'm a flow bill is really the symptom the problem is the fact that investigations are not being robustly conducted and that people involved know this and they are acting accordingly what what needs to happen is there needs to be deterrents and there needs to be a mes

>> lennie. >> stephanie: lanny davis. he has a new book out. >> dealing with crises.n america. >> stephanie: yeah, are dogs and cuts currently living together? what is happening? between the boston explosion, and the explosion in texas. >> i wonder if they called lanny davis? >> stephanie: he has a hot line right in his pants. we have the smartest kids in class as you know. >> we do. >> stephanie: there is a florist who is being sued in washington state because she refused to do flowers for a gay wedding. rick in canada says steph what if there were gay florists and they refused to serve straight christians. good point. steve says i'm not sure i understand the logic. how it is different from forcing a flower shop to sell to jews or blacks, anybody. this makes no sense. you are absolutely not allowed to discriminate. >> christians don't think it is discrimination, because they think being gay is a choice -- >> stephanie: well, i don't care. >> i'm just trying to give you -- >> stephanie: my religion says it's oogy. >> no, they believe it is a choice and not something y

s farewell, lenny. lenny will tell you that t.j. was good at a lot of things but basketball was at the top of the list. he was the star of hamden high school's team. he led them to three division titles. he was all-state. he went on to play division one basketball at morgan state university. he had just been signed to a minor league basketball contract in the a.b.a. he was a star. he was good at a lot of things, this was a multitalented kid, but basketball was his thing. he did well, he led his team and he was going on to a career in basketball. and on a warm saturday night, september, 2011, he and his friends went to a party honoring another basketball legend, somebody that we're really proud of in connecticut, ryan gomes of waterbury. he played at providence college, went to the nba, had a great career. after leaving the party, his friends realized they were too tired to drive. this kid was responsible. he had a career ahead of him. he was going to be a basketball star. he was going to the aba, then hoping to go to the nba. t.j. d

. >> lenny mailed us this is a good law for law-abiding people and bad law for the bad guys. thanks to everyone who responded. "fox & friends" starts right now. >>gretchen: good morning. it is tuesday, april 2. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks for sharing your time with us today. he was a breakout reality star in the controversial mtv show "buck wild." >> if it wasn't for them, i wouldn't be here. >> shane is wild and crazy but he loves his job. >> this morning shane and two others found dead in a car with him. what happened? details straight ahead. >> you know the old saying saying"those who can do. those who can't teach? this morning president obama says he will teach all americans to budget responsibly. that's funny. we'll tell you why. brian? >>brian: are you tougher than a boy scout? steve and i will take on that challenge. we'll see if we can be weeblows at that point and see who gets the "fox & friends" merit of honor, if anyone. we are not forceed to hand out if we are not worthy. who starts the fire? "fox & friends" starts. who starts the fire? i'm done. >>steve: the boy