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she wants to find miley cyrus. my first time here. >> mcaleese idriss lives not to -- miley cyrus lives not too far from where we live. i am sorry we could not work that out. next time. how do you see the future of the tea party movement? do you see this movement becoming part of the republican party or becoming a third independent party? >> the republican party would be start -- smart to strike and try to absorb this movement. it is the future of politics. it is a beautiful movement because it is shaping the way that politics are conducted. you have both party machines running scared because they are not knowing what we are going to do if we do not have tea party support. they know they will not succeed. >> outstanding. [applause] at the convention here, we have at least three people who are running for congress. if you had the chance to interview some of these people, what questions would you ask them to determine whether or not he would support the? >> are we taxed enough already? if they say yes, i'm going to a

she is crazy to see if she can go out and find miley cyrus and taylor swift. my first time here. >> i hate to tell her there, miley cyrus lives not too far from where we are. i'm sorry we couldn't work that out. next time. first of all, how do you see the future of the tea party movement? do you see this becoming part of the republican party or a third independent party. >> the republican party would be really smart to trying to absorb as much of the tea party movement as possible. this is the future of our country. the tea party movement is the future of politics and as i said before, this is a beautiful movement because it is shaping the way politics are conducted. you've got both party machines running scared because they are not knowing what are we going to do if we don't have tea party support. they won't succeed. >> outstanding. at the convention here we have at least three people i know who are running for congress. so let me ask you this, if you had the chance to interview some of these people what questions would you ask if you support them? >> if the

celine dion, barbra streisand, miley cyrus, nick jonas, josh groban, the black eyed peas, pink, snoopf bridges, jamie foxx, harry connick jr. and tony bennett. i'm so excited. quincy, how did you put this all together? >> he says to me every day, quincy, if you want to make god laugh, tell him your plans and you just have to let go. aim carefully, the diversity of whatever, you know and aim carefully and let go. i would say a sign that says leave some space for god to walk through a room and it will really happen. >> divine guidance this trip, larry. i tell you what was happen the most was to see the enthusiasm on so many of the people's faces there, because they, of course, 25 years ago they weren't old enough, some weren't even here to be around to be in this. the enthusiasm of having the next generation of wanting with to be part of this was just mind blowing. >> larry: lionel, none of the people in this one were in the last one, right? >> exactly right. we wanted to pass the baton to the next generation and empower them to give them an opportunity to understand their social awaren

i thought she was a trooper just coming with the jonas brothers and miley cyrus and everybody on stage when? >> i'm going back starting next year. >> larry: 2011. cesar's again? >> cesar's coliseum. home is home. >> larry: how long a commitment? >> it's going to be -- is it three? three years. i just wanted to double check. >> larry: your husband runs everything with the show with you, right? >> my husband is a great man. three is in vegas. it's going to be obviously a brand new show. i'm very excited, again. what's great about show business, like, you can always try to surpass yourself or, you know, like be the best of yourself and do something else. we're not trying to do the vegas show again. we're not trying to do the taking chances again. we're trying to, and we will, have 31-piece orchestra. we're going to sing, we're going to do great music. hollywood music tribute. >> larry: who will work when you take your little two weeks off? >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure who will, but i will work my schedule. do 70 shows a year. >> larry: go back to where you lived before? >> yes. i'll work

people today, man, miley cyrus farts in the wrong direction, and it's, like, worldwide news. [ laughterdown wind of her, you're good. >> jimmy: yeah. exactly. completely. >> yeah. >> jimmy: soou were -- i'm -- so you're on this show, but also doing this new movie. you've got to tell me about it. it's "formosa betrayed." >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, what is this about now? >> it's a -- i play an fbi agent. it's a thriller. it's like a political thriller. i play an fbi agent who is sent to taiwan to investigate the murder of a taiwanese-american. and finds -- you know, it's all based on true events, actually. he find out that the u.s. government is involved. first for the script i was like, "did this really happen?" and they said, "yeah, it did." and nobody had ever told the story before. >> jimmy: now what is it? >> it's -- he finds out that the taiwanese government is involved and china's involved and the u.s. kind of knows a little bit more than they're letting on and they're kind of letting the situation happen. and it's on of those things where people who put up the money for the film act

and i thought she was a trooper, just coming with the jonas brothers and miley cyrus and everybody oning back. >> when? >> we're going to be starting next year. >> 2011? >> 2011. >> caesars again? >> caesars. come and see. home is home. >> how long is the commitment? >> it's going to be three? three years. i just wanted to double-check. >> your husband runs everything with the show with you? >> well, my husband is my partner. >> he is a great man. we love rene. >> i know he is. so three is in vegas. and it's going to be obviously a brand-new show. and i'm very excited again. what's great about show business, you can always kind of try to surpass yourself, or be the best of yourself and do something else. we're not trying to do the vegas show again. we're not trying to do the taking chances again, and we will, have 31-piece orchestra. we're going to sing. we're going to do great music. hollywood movie tribute. >> who will work when you take your little two weeks off? have they decided? >> i'm not sure. i'm not sure who will. but i will work my schedule. i will do 70 shows a year. >> go

she wants to find miley cyrus.e here. >> mcaleese idriss lives not to -- miley cyrus lives not too far from where we live. i am sorry we could not work that out. next time. how do you see the future of the tea party movement? do you see this movement becoming part of the republican party or becoming a third independent party? >> the republican party would be start -- smart to strike and try to absorb this movement. it is the future of politics. it is a beautiful movement because it is shaping the way that politics are conducted. you have both party machines running scared because they are not knowing what we are going to do if we do not have tea party support. they know they will not succeed. >> outstanding. [applause] at the convention here, we have at least three people who are running for congress. if you had the chance to interview some of these people, what questions would you ask them to determine whether or not he would support the? >> are we taxed enough already? if they say yes, i'm going to ask what are y

one of the sponsors, miley cyrus' little sisters, fishnet, lace. tell me what you think. in. >> so it's true? >> 8 and 9-year-olds. come on whaxt do they wear when they're 12? >> save some of that, mike. thanks. >>> we've been talking about high school education today. the question has been, are we dumbing down the curriculum? "usa today" reports last month pennsylvania dropped comprehensive exams that thousands of students were failing. now, to be fair, someone at the state they thought the test was flawed. also the paper says arkansas and ohio as well as other state set passing grades for some classes below 40%. and it says in some years new jersey has graduated nearly 15% of students who failed their exit examses. another 24 states don't use end of course or graduation exams at all. so are there flaws in the system, or are we requiring less from our kids to graduate? just a few comments from the discussion going on on facebook. stephanie wrote this -- ever since the no child left behind policy, tests have gotten easier and subjects easier to pass. i think the point of