>> ♪ we represent the lollipop guild the lollipop guild, the lollipop guild.ild. ♪ >> oh, you mean political thing? i think they represent the little people, you know, the people. and that's they way they were-- it came on in the book. you see, the book, if you're a purist, you wouldn't like the film. it's just like anything else. there are societies of people who meet and discuss the books. ok, there's even a society for the winkies, which are the guards around the wicked witch's, you know, castle. there really is! they meet once a year. and they're serious! they don't like the picture, because it didn't follow the book, see, because yip and the writers changed it, as hollywood will. >> was the book a little bit more favorable to the winkies? >> no -- well, yes! the winkies were good people, and they were played up there. if you go back and read the book, you will see that they were a lovely, decent kind of people, yes. that was one thing. i guess it wasn't pc there, you know? but, nevertheless, when you read a good novel, and you see the film, there's hardly

from the lollipop guild.yeah. (cheers and applause) now what about right across the river, right over there, right o cross the river in new jersey, chris christie won in a blue state, why de win in a blue state, was it just his response to sandy or something else about chris christie that appeals to people. because they had a really strong candidate against him. they had the lady with the hair and the face what was her name? >> barbara bueno, she was left to run against christie when some of the better known democrats wouldn't dare take him on in new jersey. and you know, christie is one of those rare politicians who you can disagree with almost everything he stands for and still love the guy. >> stephen: voters in new jersey don't agree with his policies but voted for him overwhelmingly. they think that he doesn't mean what says. >> they think that he means what he says, and somebody said the most successful politicians in history are the ones that are best at feigning sincerity. >> stephen: hard to fake. (c

>> this is a lollipop mold. >> jimmy: duh, of course.r ] >> jimmy: liquid nitrogen and lollipop molds. that's like his kitchen. >> yeah, all right. just take the lollipops, put 'em in there. >> jimmy: uh-huh. this is very fun. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry. this is like a puzzle. >> you're gonna win! >> jimmy: i do this at my psychiatrist's office every week. [ laughter ] which one is your father? which one is your mother? [ laughter ] >> so we're gonna then take a -- >> jimmy: my father was the ice cream. [ laughter ] sorry. >> take a spoonful of the ice cream. >> jimmy: yep, gotcha. >> put it in. >> jimmy: yup. how did you get into this, dude? i keep calling you dude. i'm so sorry. how did you come into this? was your mom into this? was your dad into this? >> i actually got into it because neither of my parents liked to cook. and when they did, i didn't really like their food. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what a great kid. happy mother's day, everybody! [ laughter ] no, no, no, i met your mom backstage. she's very nice. she loves you. >> so y

jolly ranchers makes a lollipop. >> they're begging for them in the back. >> okay. here's the thing. finish that please. i can't do it. >> i can. >> you're nobody until you have instagramed your butt. did you know that? there seems to be a new trend in hollywood. hoda, you got to get with it. you got to be hip. you got to instagram your stuff. >> everybody is posting their junk. they are turning around and taking a picture. that was the kim kardashian picture. we've completely blurred it. >> even though the whole world's seen it. i love our standards and practices. >> well, not on air. here's lady gaga. >> what is that? you can't even tell. >> although they didn't blur out her thong. what's the point? >> seriously, this is embarrassing. >> this is embarrassing. >> this is hysterical. they put a blur in the crack. can you see? that's the blur. >> that's hysterical. >> well, she might be crackless, we don't know. >> nicki minaj. >> that's nicki minaj? >> you can't see it, because it's cut out. >> i'm going to take my daughter, take a picture of her and stick my face o

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. >> do you get a lollipop? yes, you did. >> how much you pay your doctor?5. >> while we are shocked by the mayor he shocked we have to pay for a flu shot. >> you got yours free on canada. >> canadians are far superior human beings. have you heard that today? >> how did a guy like him get elected at a place like this. in the late 1990's, the bustling metropolis downtown of sort to the blue-collar suburbs into city elections. after almost a decade of liberal rule, rob ford ran as a physical hawk who which of the bicycle loving, free-spending liberals downtown a thing or two. >> it is time to stop the gravy train. >> while he stay on message it was not a massive campaign. >> had a conversation with a drug addict query was prepared to buy him more. >> she ran the communication and she was stunned when after every scandal his poll numbers went up. >> people were tired of the tax-and-spend liberal mayor appeared the wanted him. >> he is a guy you want to have a beer with. >> or of you. >> while he turned city hall into a global punchline imagine what it is like t

i didn't know i had to clear everything with the lollipop guild. whoa! whoa! careful, boss.l beat the crap out of your kneecaps. or higher, even. (kimberly) you guys... no. i think it'll catch on. jiggle meeeee timbers!! whoo! raw! you're listening to mad max in the morning. and we're talking with kimberly dennaman, whose new movie is opening everywhere on friday. (j.j. over radio) and closing everywhere on saturday! [laughs] (kimberly) oh, that's mean.

he propose with one of those lollipop rings. >> i am not that kind of woman.ld not fly. >> let me tell you, it was the biggest rock anybody had ever seen. but it was edible. i would like to say the two rules for proposing is a you may not cry. that guy was crying and not a good look. you can't cry at your wedding either. think l 9/11 or whatever stay serious and put your arms behind your back and don't cry. number two, don't get down on one knee. let's stop that. that sends out a bad message for the rest of the wedding. i'm the boss. i'm standing. please marry me. it is like will you marry me? good. >> what did you marry a dwarf? >> i married a small cat. >> shall we do this story? go to the tease? wow. all right. i didn't know we were just talking for two minutes. all right, coming up, we will do this story next. anyway, tonight's lightning round is sponsored by water towers. thanks, water tower. you are welcome, greg. women rate former flames. for the record, i have had that tail removed. >>> it is fatigue with intrigue. a columnist for the telegraph claims

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. >> do i get a lollipop. >> so you're from the states, right?much would you pay if you went to your own doctor for a few shots. >> $75. >> 75 bucks. >> reporter: see, while we're shocked at their mayor, this guy is shocked that we have to pay for flu shots. >> you got yours free on canada. >> canadians are far superior human beings. have you heard that today? >> well -- >> until we look up there. >> reporter: so how did a guy like him get elected in a place like this? well, in the late '90s, the bursting metropolis downtown absorbed the blue collar suburbs into city elections. after a decade as a blue run, rob ford would show the bicycle-loving, free-spending liberals downtown a thing or two. >> it's time to stop the gravy train. >> but while he stayed on message, it was a messy campaign. >> our candidate, candidate ford at the time had been caught on tape having a conversation with a drug addict where he was prepared to go buy oxycontin. >> reporter: even she was stunned when after every gaffe and scandal, his poll numbers went up. >> people in

. >> do i get a lollipop. >> so you're from the states, right? yes. >> how much would you pay if you went to your own doctor for a few shots. >> $75. >> 75 bucks. >> reporter: see, while we're shocked at their mayor, this guy is shocked that we have to pay for flu shots. >> you got yours free on canada. >> canadians are far superior human beings. have you heard that today? >> well -- >> until we look up there. >> reporter: so how did a guy like him get elected in a place like this? well, in the late '90s, the bursting metropolis downtown absorbed the blue collar suburbs into city elections. after a decade as a blue run, rob ford would show the bicycle-loving, free-spending liberals downtown a thing or two. >> it's time to stop the gravy train. >> but while he stayed on message, it was a messy campaign. >> our candidate, candidate ford at the time had been caught on tape having a conversation with a drug addict where he was prepared to go by drugs. >> reporter: even she was stunned when after every gaffe and scandal, his poll numbers went up. >> p

. >> do i get a lollipop. >> yes, you did. >> reporter: you're from the states, right?went to your own doctor for a flu shot? >>p 75 bucks. >> reporter: this guy is shocked that we have to pay for flu shots. >> you got yours free in canada. >> reporter: so how did a guy like him get elected in a place like this? well, in the late '90s the bursting, bustling metropolis downtown absorbed the blue collar suburbs into city elections and after almost a decade of liberal rule, rob ford ran as a good old canuck, the bicycle loving free-spending liberals downtown a thing or two. >> time to stop the gravy train. >> reporter: while he stayed on message, it was a messy campaign. >> our candidate, cant ford at the time had been caught on tape having a conversation with a drug addict where he was prepared to go buy him ox ay co rn. >> reporter: after after gaffe and scandal, his poll numbers went up. >> the suburbs wanted in and that was rob ford. >> he's the guy you want to have a beer with. >> or a few. >> reporter: and while mayor turned city hall into a global punchline, just im

if only the republicans were tougher, we would live in a land of lollipops, sunshine and a 12% flat taxthis, of course, ignores the fact that harry reid is the pocket veto for president obama and the president can veto anything he wants. this is about math, not ideology. i'm surprised, mcconnell finally, somebody finally had the guts to tell people the truth. this is all about money whether we are talking on talk radio or on tv or whether we are talking about, you know, special interest groups. people are making money selling people snake oil. democrats control the senate and the white house. that's the way it is. >> well, it took him a long time to say it but he finally did. this is why i think mitch mcconnell is so savvy. look where he did the interview. he did it with peggy noonan. he knew exactly the audience he needed to reach to say, look guys, i know exactly what's going on here. i may have been quiet the last few months, but you can count on me. i'm not fooled by ted cruz and mike lee and i'm not going to let them push me around. the interview will get a lot of reaction. joe, yo

. ♪ something wonderful is sure to come your way, when you're in love to stay♪ ♪ sunshine lollipops andhat's wonderful is what i feel when we're together♪ ♪ brightser than a lucky penny you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you and what if that person were you? ♪ when you think about it, isn't that what retirement should be, paying ourselves to do what we love? ♪ >> goldman sachs says buy priceline shares, apparently you are. they're up $35 apiece. 1153. disappointing profit and outlook from lowe's, that stock is down 3% now. all right. there are a few gems that president obama has given us when he talks about obamacare. elizabeth macdonald staying over for this block. she found some more gems. here is one of my personal favorites. >> so if you're getting one of these letters, just shop around in the new marketplace. that's what it's for. stuart: just shop around, liz, what's wrong with that? >> the presiden

charles: if you're asking how many licks to the center of a lollipop?rticular bubble, why was it so undervalued for so long? we knew that ben bernanke would be printing out money for a while and why didn't the rally begin before november of last year? >> it did. and-- >> not the rally where it was going up an average of 20, 30% a year. >> the rally, there's an old saying in the stock market that new highs beget new highs and new lows beget new lows. >> there's a momentum. and you can't go ahead of the momentum. it's a question, i don't know whether it's ahead of itself and it feels like it is, what do you say? you're right. it feels that way, but that's why you've got to do the work. i mean, listen, with tesla overvalued at $200. >> yes. >> it doesn't-- >> was it undervalued at 100? >> when the ceo of a company buys a million dollars of its stock at any price, i like to jumpen 0 the band wagon. >> and elon musk-- >> in case case may be it's the contacts to the government. charles: here is the thing though, you've been critical of the rally and at some p

if somebody sits on my seat, they're going to get a lollipop stuck to their butt. >> the question is do you want if nick toes begin with? >> i immediately saw it about where he can't -- you know, his car -- >> oh, because the guy got in it. >> and they could never get the b.o. out of the -- and you wouldn't want that. >> we'll quick, how much harder do you drive a rental car than your own car? >> that's true, too. you usually beat -- but a lot of appears have figured out a way, there's all this excess capacity, things that aren't being used. even airline travel. >> it is said to go after the he inefficiencies. kind of a cool idea, i think. i don't know. someone is going to have to drive a seven speed with a clutch with my car. that's going to be hard. >> a little challenging even. >> even for -- yeah. >> we know. >> thank you, becky. >>> there is always a lot of focus on the marketing behind black friday or it's now being called gray thursday and the trush of shoppers blocking for door buster deals. but have you ever wondered what it took to get those product on the shelves in time f

we have this idea that the technology world is sunshine, lollipops and rainbows.y are just as aggressive and cutthroat as anybody in a bank. >> look at facebook. look at the stories of the people that got pushed out there. it was a successful hollywood movie what happened on facebook. >> that's one of the interesting parts about what i found interesting. you look at mark zuckerberg and he escape and built facebook. these guys are very flawed human beings. one of the things that is fascinating is they were all kind of loanly and they had a connection to technology and wanted to use that connection and iter to them apart. >> as superficial as possible. >> yeah. >> whose big idea was it? >> that's the story. jack said this was his idea, but the book told the story as if it was multiple people's idea. about 12 people in the room and the moment it was hatched was jack dorsey who came with the idea to share your status. they were in a car one night drunk in february of 2005 and they were talking about this thing and noah was going through a difficult time and he was get

two years to find the right illustrator that would capture my essence and respect the castle, the lollipopsagic kingdom and then the most important are the steps to help your kid getting rid of the pacy. what i think is its the first appearance of getting -- letting go. you know, for a human being it's very difficult to let go so for a baby it's terrible. so it's the first experience to let go and it's okay. >> great advice for parents. are you going to do more. >> yes. this is my fourth. this is the first child book and i'm very excited. >> congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> nice to have you here. the book is called chupie and we are recommending this for anyone going through this right now at home. we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >> thank you. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that