it is steve king of iowa and mel brooks of alabama. it is the most hard core tea party radicals who have no intention whatsoever of ever considering immigration reform -- >> the tea partiers are the radicals? really? who has a lawless president? who's the radical when the democratic president has disregarded our constitution? >> those conservatives that complain that american workers are going to see wage suppression as a result of this are the same people who campaign against raising the minimum wage. >> oh, no, no, no. do you know who talked about wage suppression? that was obama. read his book. in fact, bring in a hologram of obama and what he said in his book and it's what i'm saying. >> just because congress doesn't act the way the emperor wants, that doesn't take away the process. this isn't about prosecutorial discretion. this is about the president writing a bill that he constitutionally does not have the authority to do. congress has a role. the judicial branch has a role. the executive branch. we have congress they pass the b

i loved the blurb from mel brooks, since we are talking about those kinds of things, the best bathroomeading ever written, each story takes just the right amount of time? >> that's genius >> one of the stories? >> genius is genius. >> we went into this,s the guy from the ad agency and steve jobs and i entered this elegant restaurant. i don't remember which one it was. steve was dressed in jeans and beat-up loafers and the elegant austrian major doma looked disproving but decided to let us in. steve jobs says, how does it feel to be dick cavett? >> about the only question that's ever floored me. >> you had a long relationship with him. he kept sending you apple products. >> each computer as it came out. i am afraid i have lost some of them. it would have been nice retain them he got sick of sending them to me and said, the next one is coming out. will you finally, learn to use one? i did. it was the white one that sat up like this, you know. >> macintosh. you have an ability to write very, very emotional obituaries i would love for you to write mine although i think i would rather hang

mel brooks couldn't say anything felt wasn't funny because -- i can't start to do it. carl reiner could get up with no notes at all and have you in stitches in ten minutes and it could last 30 minutes. they were all great in their own way. one day a great many years ago in caesar's powerless, i met him, he liked me, he said i know you are not a high roller but i will treat you like one. two houses with five bedrooms each, one at the golf course and the other in palm springs. therefore guests of the hotel. call my office, you can use those. you can use these houses so i called his office once in the house in palm springs, was open. five bedrooms, full resurfaced, so i invited the writers, bob brookss, the bill barts and dum-dum least, we were five couples with five bedrooms. and we had the time of our lives. so much so that for six or seven years following twice a year, one house visit the other house, five couples gathered, we called ourselves a yiddish word which means the other word, the jews laughed. which means the other world. down to lease --dom deluise was slici

his body has been totally taken over of steve king of iowa, by mel brooks of alabama -- >> but the thing that i keep coming back to. this isn't a position on illegal immigration. it's just about executive power which you know is potentially dangerous if expanded too large because who knows, even the democrats need to worry because who's going to go in there next and what is he or she going to do with it? the problem for president obama is the house gets a vote. they get a vote. even if you don't like the fact that they're not into your bill. >> the house had no intention of voting, megyn. we have to be square about that. the republicans are defectively leave the house had no intention whatsoever of ever passing the bill. they had it coming. they really had it coming. they did. they waited and waited. they have been blaming these people for everything -- falsely for isis and ebola. they would blame the immigrants for climate change if they believed in climate change. they've made them scapegoats. >> i only have a minute left but i want to ask you to switch -- just make the case for who's

his body has been totally taken over of steve king of iowa, by mel brooks of alabama -- >> but the thingt i keep coming back to. this isn't a position on illegal immigration. it's just about executive power which you know is potentially dangerous if expanded too large because who knows, even the democrats need to worry because who's going to go in there next and what is he or she going to do with it? the problem for president obama is the house gets a vote. they get a vote. even if you don't like the fact that they're not into your bill. >> the house had no intention of voting, megyn. we have to be square about that. the republicans are defectively leave the house had no intention whatsoever of ever passing the bill. they had it coming. they really had it coming. they did. they waited and waited. they have been blaming these people for everything -- falsely for isis and ebola. they would blame the immigrants for climate change if they believed in climate change. they've made them scapegoats. >> i only have a minute left but i want to ask you to switch -- just make the case for who's goin

>> mel brooks calls your new book the best bathroom reading i've ever written. > i asked mel for a blurb, and that perfect blurb came back. i wish i had thought of it to use for other people's books. and good reading, by the way, you get the part. >> and on the front side, jimmy fallon does the introto the book, tell us about that relationship. >> which, of course had nothing to do with the time, but starts a whole new life in talk show and family and whatever, took the time to write a wonderful foreword. >> it's a really beautiful foreword. >> yeah. that kid is going to go places. >> he's got talent. >> that's exactly right. also makes a great point. he respects who came before him and how. and it's one of the things that sets him apart. and your ability to see the business for what it is today is just as sharp as ever. you actually, what was it, a year in advance of letterman leaving, you said, i think colbert will be the guy who replaces him. >> apparently, i did, yeah. >> do you recall saying it? >> i recall thinking it, but forgot i had said it. happens to m

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where the kid can -- actually hear you versus -- even if the officer had the door open, brooke, and was yelling -- >> mel, i'm sorry, we're pulling out because we're having issues with skype. i apologize. but let me just promise you this, we're going to keep talking about this story out of cleveland, but as mel is pointing out, it's not entirely adding up. mel robbins, thank you so much. >>> let's move along. developing right now, this car loaded with explosives has been detonated in afghanistan as a convoy carrying foreign workers was passing by. we'll take you loof to tive to pentagon for more on that. plus, the man who helped perform michael brown's autopsy and became a media star is being called a fraud. and when cnn confronted him about his credentials, he got fiery. >> he has. holy [ bleep ]! excuse my language, but i've got [ bleep ] e-mails to prove him and i going back and forth and the fact that he ignores me. he's a [ bleep ]! >> there is much more of that. stay with me. you're watching cnn. is a really big deal.u with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why trea