do you have to be liza mu nella?ways say, to do this show, i think all of us have to get in touch with our inner liza, with our inner diva because the material, they really, their material is very special and sparkly and grand and you really can't go out there unsure of yourself. you have to really have guts to get out there and take center stage and sell it. >> tell me about boom diddy boom. >> this is actually one of the more inventive moments of the show. a song from the show called "'70 girl" and our musical stager has taken this. it's one lyric in the song and it's repeated over and over -- >> for about six minutes. >> what she's done is created the story of these three couples and seligy we go through the course of a relationship from a meeting to a breakup to a marriage to -- it's really, really fun. the audience loves it. >> there's so many other numbers we do in the show and that's the one that always sticks out. >> is there a story behind it? i know there's wonderful music in the show, but is there a story,

we don't have he liza. >> i i know what she asked.bout the legal driving age changing from 16 to 18. >> looks like it had a chance this year but it died in committee. everything said the same. they weren't moving driver age up but saying you're going to have to hang on to a perm yil yit until you're 17. >> and that is going to be pushed up. >> and many parents would be opposed to that. >> and secretary of state clinton sported unusual fashion accessories deciding to spice up what is supposed to be a routine swearing in ceremony for mike hammer, purpose jell his favorite color. she put on purple mardi gras beads and more, she's stepping out with some of the accessories at this point. >> and there it is. >> and interest is just the glass autos we'll meet a woman on a mission to nake shelters look like this one. >> and there is a guitar playing cat becoming a viral video sensation not because of what he does, but how he does it. >> and can't wait for that one. >> and later you've never been able to do it until now on facebook. a feature

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liza is kind of -- still kind of a -- a very -- not low-level, but she a lower-level staff member --lmost like you are saying there was acting involved -- [ laughter ] >> i invited my own anna chlumsky savant in today john fugelsang. because you were a former child star, i was hoping you had gone wildly off of the rails, and eaten someone's face on the off ramp -- >> naked. >> yeah, i'm kind of boring like that. >> all right. well, i'll just make some stuff up then. >> you can do that, and then -- you know, our people can talk. [ laughter ] >> let's talk about when you held up that stuckkys. >> it's because you have a great mom. and congratulations on "veep" on hbo, and i am going to watch it this weekend in fact. >> thank you. i'm so happy that everyone is watching it. it's fantastic. >> awesome and unlike my girl nobody dies. >> and i'm going to be creepy and watch gold diggers in my trench coat. [ laughter ] >> oh, my goodness. >> anna chlumsky what a pleasure. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> anna was born the week john lennon died. so something good came out of that week. >> you're

>> properly in love, yes, my wife liza. >> you've never had your heart broken before that?a cat that betrayed me. we don't want to talk about the animals. i -- i'm going to go with my answer, my wife. my beautiful wife. >> when did you realize she was the one? >> instantly. >> was it instantly? >> i'm just giving you the answers that are going to make it all okay for me. don't screw with this, okay? instantly, i knew right away. yeah, actually i did know very quickly. we were -- it was being shot for television, so somewhere in the vault at nbc there's footage of me literally falling for my wife on camera. it's -- >> what was it about her? >> she -- well, to be crass, she's incredibly beautiful. that was the first attention getter. and i'll admit that does work occasionally on a guy. ladies, little trick for you. when you're really beautiful, that can work sometimes. and then, what was nice, is that we just talked on the phone for a while. that was our relationship, because i'm impotent. is any of this going to get in the papers, do you think? this won't get out. we did tal

here to talk about it, ryan liza, washington correspondent for "the new yorker."h, news editor for the town hall. and author of "fast and furious." and charles blo. welcome to you all. ryan, let me start with you. you've heard all of the people tonight giving your views. what is your overview of who's the winner today? >> i think in situations like this, you probably don't want to get too cute and counterintuitive. one of the candidates running for president wanted the supreme court to uphold this law. one did not. so to me, the clear winner is obama. and his administration. this is obviously the most significant thing he's done in his first 3 1/2 years. and i don't read much into the opinion that even, you know, conservative legal types should be cheered by -- it seems that whatever the court took away with the commerce clause, they gave back with roberts' interpretation of the taxing authority. and i don't really see any future obama or democratic policies that would be affected or circumscribed by the way the commerce clause was interpreted. i think it's a pret

. >> -- chief political advisers said to ryan liza as reported in this big article on president obama'sterm. >> yeah. >> that he feared a pro-romney grew would run an onslaught of ads attacking obama on immigration. we're seeing a break glass in case of emergency strategy. president obama will have other things he will do. five or six policy initiatives. as the political waters get choppier for him, you'll see other surprises that are going to come out of left field. that's -- and that's going to be -- >> maybe -- and then he will win the election. >> we all have to rethink our stances on the election if he did that, erin. would be very exciting. as a member of the chum gang -- >> i don't know why he's going on all this controversial stuff. that's much more controversial than gay marriage. >> he's taken pretty decisive stands. this isn't normal politics 101. this isn't bill clinton '96. he's taken decisive issues. also in a different -- in a different political environment, too, this would be seen as triangulation. he took marco rubio's proposal for it and put it forward. >> your candid

. >> -- chief political advisers said to ryan liza as reported in this big article on president obama'sd term. >> yeah. >> that he feared a pro-romney grew would run an onslaught of ads attacking obama on immigrati immigration. we're seeing a break glass in case of emergency strategy. president obama will have other things he will do. five or six policy initiatives. as the political waters get choppier for him, you'll see other surprises that are going to come out of left field. that's -- and that's going to be -- >> maybe -- and then he will win the election. >> we all have to rethink our stances on the election if he did that, erin. would be very exciting. as a member of the chum gang -- >> i don't know why he's going on all this controversial stuff. that's much more controversial than gay marriage. >> he's taken pretty decisive stands. this isn't normal politics 101. this isn't bill clinton '96. he's taken decisive issues. also in a different -- in a different political environment, too, this would be seen as triangulation. he took marco rubio's proposal for it and put it forward. >>

joining me now is cnn contributor and washington correspondent for "the new yorker," ryan liza. this decision could go so many different ways. what if the court were to strike down the individual mandate, does this mean imminent defeat or problems at the very least for the obama administration come november? >> i think the expectation now is almost in the political world that that's the most likely outcome, that the mandate goes down. frankly, none of us really know. that's where the political expectations are. i don't think that would be the worst outcome at this point for obama. as athena pointed out in that great piece, what that would mean is that the congress and the president would have to figure out what to do with these other insurance regulations in the law. so the mandate an these regulations go together. of course, the supreme court has to decide if they get rid of the mandate and those regulations as well or do they just get rid of the mandate and let congress and the president decide what to do about those additional regulations. nothing is going to happen this year

. >> rushkoff: last summer, we followed alen and his wife liza out to california, where every year, blizzardrtainment throws a giant party for its fans. >> oh, my god. they're all playing the game. >> rushkoff: sure, games like warcraft aren't for everyone, but the number and variety of people here, and how close they claim to feel to each other, was impressive. >> we've all spent hundreds of hours together. my traditional-style friends who i have outside the game, none of them do i spend 16 hours a week with, week in and week out. i mean, i've known some of these folks for years. >> people who do not game and do not have the experience, do not understand friendships, the connections, and how close you can get to someone that you've never seen. >> rushkoff: with all those hours spent in the game, warcraft can get addictive. >> the first hour, i was hooked. i was immediately immersed in this world-- of course, completely made up. but it was so striking, and i could not stop playing, at all. i would play, literally, non-stop. >> i got so into world of warcraft that i was getting up at about 9:

. >> laÚmero 3i compriota a leÍd liza machado. >> tremendo cuerpo, curvas. >> ee mÉxico, blanca soto.rÁs de la sobrina, entces por eso me lo trai. tonces me dicen, oye ten cuidado porq ya no estÁ el colchÓn ni las cajas ni nada y es la toma abierta nada mÁs para que vea que esta vacÍo. >> 4-3 salgo corrien al irme, me caigo y cuando v en el aire, dices madrÍa ya me fui enferia, cuando caigo con tanta adnalina pero me revienta sangredentro de los huesos. >> sentiste dolor. >>iela librÉ pero no habÍa librado nada, en la noche sigo grabando y le do que me voy a tomar al, o el cuello o la esralda olguna de la cosas que tengo operada seguramente se memo vio, pero no me dolÍa nada, estoy en la noche con san zancos de este taÑo y voy bajando las escaleras con este seÑor hazte cuenta que tÉrminoe bajar las escaler corte y doy eliguiente paso y seevienta tos los ligamento seguo-tercer grado. >> ¿cuÁntos meses de cuperaciÓn? >> 5 meses yedio y todÍa no puedo bajar escolares. >> po Ún ena nela quieres a todos los galanes paraÍ sola >> es que e terrible >> vi fotos tuyas que son de hace 3-4 aÑos