okay, claudia, you can send them in. >> micki? hi. come right in.o ahead and take a seat right here. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. just going to be a few minutes. >> thank you so much. >> i saw that prince george -- those are the kind of outfits i'm going to get him. not with the names on it. >> you don't like their name on it? >> no, no, i don't like, daddy's pride and joy or something like that. >> jimmy: what about mommy's little pooper. >> what about mommy's little popper? >> are you going to baptize him in the dress? >> jimmy: we're not even sure about the whole baptism thing. >> we're not even sure about the whole baptism thing this time. >> are you kidding me? don't even say that to me. >> hi. >> hi, how are you? >> hi. >> hi, chippy. very exciting. this is my first sonogram i'm going to see. never seen one before. we had our babies, like, blind. we didn't know what we were having. >> can you pull up your shirt, please? >> jimmy: ask aunt chippy, never seen one of these before? >> never seen one of these before? >> no. >> all right. you're

speaking of micky d's fast food restaurant is ready to answer the question of what people want to knowdon't want to know. they are launching a new campaign called our food your questions. take a look. >> i think it's disgusting. >> based on what's in the food. >> not real. >> why doesn't the burger rock. what's in a chicken mcnugget. where are the bones in a mcrib. does mcdonald's sell real food. you have questions about mcdonald's food. they asked me to help you find the answers. >> they want people to submit questions about how food is made and says it will respond. we'll see how that goes. i don't think we want to know about that. >> i think it might be a good way for people to learn more about it. but i don't want to know. >> let's get the day started off right. we'll go to jimmy fallon. last night he was back at it listing nbc anchors for an edition of good news and good news. >> republicans and democrats have reached a deal to just be cool with one another. >> witnesses say a dog in sunglasses riding a skateboard is in town this week. guess who he wants to hang out with? you. >>

and also i would like to congratulate my cousin micki and her husband eric.emerged into the world. isn't he cute? his name is michael mario marseglia. m-m-m. and he was born on eminem's birthday. so, we could be in a lot of trouble with this one. mom and baby are doing well. dad is fine, too. he came out of it completely unscathed. and congratulations to them. all right. it is truly a versatile performer who can pioneer west coast gangster rap, beat a giant anaconda to death on film:ó:c a now give voice to a candle maker in the new 3-d animated movie "the book of life." it is in theaters now. please say hello to ice cube. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at z@;that. nice shirt. >> like that, huh? >> jimmy: i do like that. hey, you just finished shooting a big muovie about nba, true. >> yeah, we just finished on "straight out of compton." >> jimmy: i can't wait to see that. who is in it? are you in it? >> my son plays me in the movie. >> jimmy: that's great. >> extremely proud of that. >> jimmy: very exciting. >> it's cool. >> jimmy: did he have to audit

the people that goo through the building, have flipped a micky in there, we have to get another 3, 4, 5% for next year, plus benefits and better health care. would you do that? if you had an opportunity -- you are right you would. every american would. go ask anybody. if you had a chance to vote yourself a raise, would you do it? yes. that's why i think minimum wage is going to be an issue one week from today. we're one week -- and folks out there are doing some doom and gloom on predictions for the democrats. why? the democrats are going to give you a raise, they're going to tell the private sector. millions of americans it's going to be better for you if we're in power. however, there's one issue, the democrats definitely are winning voters on when it comes to doom and gloom, and that's the minimum wage. a poll conducted this year found that 73% of americans favor the minimum wage. 25%, now, they don't want it. 3%, i don't know what they're thinking. 53% of republicans say that they want to see a pay hike, they favor it. now, when we wanted background checks on firearms, it was the

many of us have degrees, but to see them finally standing up against mcdonald's, we're talking about mickie ds that's in all these different country, have ads on tv and, you know, all this different crazy stuff to get people to come in and buy their food. taco bell. these are big brands. these are billion-dollar company, and to be standing up against them is, like, young people doing this? it's possible. so i think this is like the turning point possibly in the labor force, hopefully. so. [ applause ]. >> i probably shouldn't say anything. that's what i was going to say. i guess -- i was trying this one out. i don't usually talk in this language, but i think it's actually done nothing less than reignite the moral authority of the labor movement in the united states, at least, which was -- i mean, in this room there was the red scare, the anti-communist witch-hunts, with the inauguration of business unionism. and business unionism isn't just a practice. it's an ideology, right? so i'm going to be a little negative far minute. i mean, those of you who know me, i've been in the labor movement

. >> micky's fun wheel at california's adventure fun park malfunctioned stranding riders at 250 feetthe air for hours. operators had to turn the wheel by hand to get passengers off. >> if you are married chances are your spouse has similar politics. have you wondered what it would be if you were polar opposites? >> our next guest is engaged to alec baldwin. i've heard of him. janine turner is back with us, actress and author of this book, a little bit vulnerable. welcome back, janine. what was it like being at the zenith of your fame but yet not agreeing politically with many people, including the man you were dating and engaged to? >> we didn't know off the bat. we fell in love before we engaged in politics. i read an article in "the new york times." i called alec and said he's calling on young republicans to step forward and there was a long pause on the phone. he said are you a republican? i said yes. he said i'll try not to hold that against you. i said okay. that was the beginning. >> was that the case? did you find those beliefs did come into conflict? >> that's not why we brok