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old spice matterhorn. fabio. matterhorn. [ laughs ] [ old spice whistle ] everybody. thank you. my guest tonight is a harvard professor of philosophy. i'll ask him, what is the sound of one audience clapping? please welcome michael sandell. [cheering and applause] thank you. professor, please, sit down. all right. sir, let's get the crm v. out here. it's kind of impressive for those who like things. you're a professor at harvard, so you're smarty pants. you have thought political philosophy since 1980. you teach a special undergraduate court called "justice." 15,000 students have taken it so far. you can watch this on youtube. you can buy the whole thing on d.v.d. "justice: what is the right thing to do." i'll bite. what's the right thing to do? [laughter] i got my own answer, but what's your answer, smarty pants. yeah. come on, you're the teacher. >> well, especially i teach by asking students questions. >> stephen: fire away. >> all right. shall we try one? >> stephen: yeah. >> okay. alex rodriguez of the yankees... >> stephen: sucks. did i get that right? did i get that right

old spice matterhorn. fabio. matterhorn. [ laughs ] [ old spice whistle ] (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back! folks, thank you. folks, last week china urged the united states to raise our debt ceiling. >> china holds a trillion dollars in u.s. debt, as you know. shaking their finger at us and saying "you guys dare not go into default. >> stephen: evidently the chinese symbol for crisis is also the symbol for "i wants my money, bitch." (laughter) china has been spooked by reports that rating agencies like fitch and moody's may drop the country's credit rating. but they shouldn't worry, folks, because just yesterday fitch reported that even if we defaulted they'd only drop us from a.a.a. to b+. i mean, b+ is fine. who needs straight as? we'd look like fiscal nerds. (laughter) and a.a.a. to b+ is a drop of only 13 levels, putting us on par with zambia. (laughter) that could be good for us. after all, zambia's life expectancy is just 38. so social security and medicare, solved. (laughter) so, folks, just

we'll be right back. [ saxophone melody plays ] [ saxophone melody plays ] soothing matterhorn fabio'sld spice whistle ] oh. something caught my eye yesterday. congresswoman debbie wasserman-shultz caused a bit of an uproar when she laid into a florida republican, his support of the cut, cap, balance bill. >> incredibly, the gentleman from florida, who represents thousands of medicare beneficiary, as do i, is supportive of this plan to increase costs for medicare beneficiaries, unbelievable from a member from south florida. >> jon: slam! i bet allen west totally disagrees with her premise that cut, cap and balance raises costs for medicare beneficiaries and he's going to lay down a substantive statistical recitation of that accusation. congressional style. >> allen west fired off this e-mail saying, "you want a personal fight i'm happy to oblige. you are the most vile, unprofessional and despicable member of the u.s. house of representatives. if you have something to say to me, stop being a coward and say it to my face." [audience reacts] >> jon: say it to my face. how do you make a fr

we just go out and buy some old spice fragrance like matterhorn and fiji and they are really good. >> fabio, i have an idea for a screenplay. it is focused on you. can i tell you what it is about? it is called i don't. and here is how it opens. there is this couple getting married. they are up on the altar and they are about to do their nuptials, and you pull up in this convertible and you walk down the church and you go up and you go to the woman, come away with me. i am fabio. she leaves her husband at the altar and gets into your convertible and you drive off. and then you stop at a gas station and you say honey i am get something gum, and then you run out back and get on a motorcycle and drive off and you just leave her there. and that's the whole movie. you keep doing that over and over again. isn't that a great idea? >> uh -- yes. >> i think it is awesome. what is the -- you were like the king of romance novel covers. i was always curious, how much money do you get paid? is that too personal a question, for a cover? >> yeah, kind of. i forgot. i don't remember the last time i di

. >> yeah, he had a hard time on the matterhorn, though.eally bumpy, and he's really big. so all we heard from behind us was -- ugh! [ laughter ] ugh! ugh, agh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but, it's better than hearing -- [ wretches ] because that's the other noise you don't want to here. yeah. >> i know. that's the other -- that's the other freundlich traits. >> jimmy: freundlich. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, his last -- i always call him froidlich. >> no, it's freundlich. >> jimmy: freundlich. >> it's a hard one. it's hard to get right. >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, i actually typed it out to google. >> there you go. that's my husband. that's our last name. >> jimmy: freundlich. freundlich. >> freundlich. freundlich. and people, you know, call me misses -- you know, they try to call me mrs. freundlich. but they usually get it wrong, so it's like -- mrs. fres -- hello, mrs. frish? friesh? [ laughter ] hello, may i -- may i help you, miss frinhoof. and i'm like -- i'm like, just, you know -- julianne moore is fine. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just call me -- ca

these are the cold, jagged ridges of switzerland's matterhorn, where he is practicing for the most dangerousfe. in september in china, he will attempt to rocket through this hole in a mountain, threading the needle or dying. >> i'm going to be -- i'll be dropping out of a helicopter around here about 2,000 feet above the cave. then, i'm going to be flying through the cave and in the cave right around this direction right t re. flying through the mountain. and then coming out on the other side of the mountain. this is the single most difficult thing i've ever tried to do. >> reporter: his training in the alps is nearly as dangerous. to perfect his skills, just grazing objects and people he aims for a waterfal. splashing through the bull's-eye. and now plucking those balloons right out of the hands of his crew. >> this is without a question the closest i've ever come on purpose. >> just remarkable stuff. jeb corliss insists he's as afraid as anyone else would be when he makes those death-defying jumps of his. he's just learned how to control his considerable fear. you can see his story tonight