mr. cooper?nk they're ice cream cones. >> note to self, don't ever go to baskin robbins with the third eagle of the apocalypse. now longtime prophets will know it is not just the horse and the penguin and the horse that are the problem but it is the denver international airport's entire outdoor baggage handling area. >> the outdoor baggage handling area is in the shape of a phallus. let's take a closer look. and that is what he does in his new video. mr. tapley has taken his philosophy to a whole new level. it's not just the low hanging baggage area and baggage handling are, that now concerns him, it's also salacious surrounding street names. >> what do you suppose this street name is that runs right down the center? you guessed it. that's pena boulevard. >> i'm sorry. actually i did not guess that. i was hoping for urethra boulevard. pena is named for frederico pena, the former mayor of denver. anyway, that's just one street. it's not like there's others. >> i guess you could call this the pubic

mr. cooper? they're ice cream cones. >> note to self, don't ever go to baskin-robbins with the third eagle of the apocalypse. the ice cream parlor is satan's snack bar. now longtime followers of the co-prophet will already know it is not just the horse and the penguin and the horse that are the problem but it is the denver international airport's entire outdoor baggage handling area. >> the outdoor baggage handling area is in the shape of a phallus. let's take a closer look. >> and that is what he does. mr. tapley has taken his philosophy to a whole new level. it's not just the phallus shaped baggage area that now concerns him. it's also salacious surrounding street names. >> what do you suppose this street name is that runs right down the center? you guessed it. that's pena boulevard. >> i'm sorry. actually i did not guess that. i was hoping for urethra boulevard. pena is named for frederico pena, the former mayor of denver. but anyway, that's just one street. it's not like there's others. >> i

mr. cooper? >> that's right. you heard it right. he said, "mr. cooper."y left that part out. i did this story three different times six months ago on the ridiculist, and some of the video from the colbert report, some of the video they used came from the third eagle's video responses to my ridiculist. i like to call them ridi krurcu but you get the point. let's see some more colbert report, shall we? >> and there's more! >> what do you suppose this street name is that runs right down the center? you guessed it. that's penia boulevard. >> you are kidding? >> no, i am not kidding. >> and now some more ridiculist, if you can find that tape, it was just so long ago. >> it's not just the phallic-shaped terminal, it's also salacious-sounding street names. >> what do you suppose this treat name is that runs right down the center? you guessed it, that's penia boulevar boulevard. >> i'm sorry. yep. now, mr. colbert, i was going to late this whole thing slide, but as long as we're dredging up old stories, i seem to remember something you accused me of back in april

mr. cooper? >> that's right. you heard it right. he said "mr. cooper." that part out. i did this story three different times six months ago on the "ridiculist," and some of the video from the "colbert report," some of the video they used came from the third eagle's video responses to my "ridiculist." i like to call them ridiculi, but you get the point. in one such sidio the third eagle points out that the airport's baggage handling area is shaped like a phallus. let's see some more "colbert report," shall we? >> and there's more. >> what do you suppose this street name is that runs right down the center? you guessed it. that's penia boulevard. >> you're kidding. >> no, i am not kidding. >> and now some more "ridiculist," if you can find that tape. it was just so long ago. >> it's not just the phallus-shaped terminal and the low-hanging baggage terminal that now concerns him. it's also the salacious-sounding street names. >> what do you suppose this street name is that runs right down the center? you guessed it, that's penia boulevard. >> i'm sorry. >> ye

and mr anderson. cooper arrested mr. world yes ma'am and there was a decision. that mr anderson and everybody should be understood by the world. and everybody knew that he was coming the magistrate informed. you know with me. there were drawers with violations of several indian or was generally related to the language which mr anderson had been arrested on charges of criminal and constructive negligence offenses carrying a possible two year jail sentence and theoretically no chance of bail not even the company's lawyer could see the men as they were confined under house arrest he wasn't going to solve a problem and there was representative the u.s. government to lend any assistance possible are you surprised that the chairman of union carbide has been arrested since he's here to try and solve a problem i'm missing a little at the magic pradesh state headquarters a senior official confirmed the government would be seeking compensation for damages and they launched a bitter attack on union carbide this government going after a minute. of the tragedy. and knows its

mr. cooper, we'll see you then. thank you so much. >>> now to this. are you a radiohead fan? their every incremental move. last week when a previously unreleased track was leaked online, fan, the media went absolutely crazy for it. here it is. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> posted on you tube last week, it was entitled putting ketchup in the fridge, how do you sit still has racked up 94,000 views and has the music magazines and fans calling it a terrific return to their earlier sound. it has been re-posted dozens and dozens of times to youtube. it has lit up twitter. of course, and here's why we're telling you this. a i couple of problems here. that is actually not the name of this song in case you're wondering, i know i was. and it's not radiohead. singer songwriter kristcrishris stoppa came before christmas. >> i happened to see an article and saying there was a lost radiohead track, and i thought oh, that's kind of interesting. so i clicked on the website and there was a small blurb saying that some lost track that had never been released had been found, and i thought that was interesting and s

mr. cooper, i am going to send you a copy of my free book. i hope this address is correct. >> i got the book. thank you kindly. that was a very nice gesture. so you know what, let's just end this whole war of words. i'm officially extending the olive branch. oh, no. he's not going to like that, is he? got to work on that. please don't get too testy. william tapley, it has indeed been a long and winding road. thank you for the memories and you are hereby from now until the end of times first eagle of the ridiculist. >> kudos to anderson and the writers. number seven tomorrow night. see you again at 10:00 p.m. easte eastern. "piers morgan tonight" starts now. >>> tonight one of the coolest guys in rock 'n' roll -- ♪ i was born >> -- lenny kravitz, rock, soul, funk. he's impossible to pin down. he's been breaking boundaries from the day he was born. lenny kravitz on his music, his life, his loves. >> i just love women. they're incredible. they're -- i think they are god's most amazing creation. ♪ are you going to go my way >> lenny kravitz exclu

mr. cooper for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thanks to the distinguished panelists. i think perhaps the most important question is the simplest. is this a crisis of the eurozone or really more of a crisis of the west? because most of you have pointed out that just the trade implications alone mean that we have a stake in this crisis whether we want one or not. so when you globally talk about taxpayer exposure, we have to remember that countless americans are shareholders, and they're shareholders in the institutions that perhaps have lent tens, hundreds of billions, maybe even trillions of dollars to countries or entities in the eurozone. it goes without saying that we share many cultural and other ties with this troubled area. and sometimes unspoken is the idea that the entire capitalist system is built to some degree on confidence and leverage and trust. just a few years ago there was a prominent banker at citicorp, walther riston, who had the famous doctrine that no sovereign country could ever default. he was not a creature of government, he was one of the preemi

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mr. cooper for five minutes. >>hank you. i think perhaps the most important question is the simplest. is this a crisis of the year as some or a crisis of the west? most of you have pointed out that just the trade implications alone mean that we have a stake in in crisis whether we want wonder not. when you talk about taxpayer exposure, we have to remember that countless americans are shareholders. their shareholders in institutions that have lent maybe even trillions of dollars of two countries in the eurozone. it goes witht saying we share many cultural and other ties with this troubled area. sometimes unspoken is the idea that entire capitalist systems are built on confidence to some degree and leverage in trust. just a few years ago, there is a prominent banker that had the famous doctrine that no sovereign country could ever defaults. he was not a creature of government. he was one of the preeminent spokesman of the u.s. private sector. things have a way of changing. >> if i could address that. he did not know its history. there has been plenty of sovereign defaults before he made

mr. thomas has cooperated fully to date. terest in this matter but we also ask you respect mr. thomas and his family. >> reporter: the fbi took documents from the home as well as an suv and motorcycle. thomas was not arrested but stayed out of sight. >> wanted to commend you on the work. >> reporter: last summer councilman thomas agreed to pay back $300,000 from his children's charity after being accused of using its money on luxury cars, meals and trips, but the agreement did not end the investigation. >> i don't know what they're going to do, but we'll find out. >> reporter: the d.c. council scheduled a late afternoon personnel hearing on the matter before council president kwame brown quickly postponed it. >> what i want to do is reschedule this till monday so we can have every single men around and so we'll look at -- member around and so we'll look at it really monday. >> reporter: other council members expressed concern for thomas' family. >> i hope they're doing well under these trying circumstances. >> reporter: have

mr. cooper. we will continue this conversation and go to our phone lines during the break. am done with some of my questions to michele bachmann and the rest of the segment to get there will be confined to phone calls from all of the country. we're simulcasting with and c- span. >> we are back live with our c- span audience. michele bachmann is in the studio. let's talk with james. >> thank you for taking my call. i appreciate it. pleasure to be on the air with michelle bachmann. i want to address things she said. i was a friend of cindy mccain this past year. i suggest michele bachmann to a google search for cindy mccain and uss. israel is not an ally of america. michele bachmann is willing to overlook. spewing lies about ron paul. he is not going to put our country at risk militarily. michele bachmann is a neocon, willing to get us into world war ii. ahmadinejad never threatened to wipe israel off the map. you can go to my blog for more on this. >> he is on a bond paul rand. address it any way you wish. >> i do believe israel is our ally and i believe we need to stand for

mr. cooper for five minutes. >> thank you. i think perhaps the most important question is the simplest. is this a crisis of the year as some or a crisis of the west? most of you have pointed out that just the trade implications alone mean that we have a stake in in crisis whether we want wonder not. when you talk about taxpayer exposure, we have to remember that countless americans are shareholders. their shareholders in institutions that have lent maybe even trillions of dollars of two countries in the eurozone. it goes without saying we share many cultural and other ties with this troubled area. sometimes unspoken is the idea that entire capitalist systems are built on confidence to some degree and leverage in trust. just a few years ago, there is a prominent banker that had the famous doctrine that no sovereign country could ever defaults. he was not a creature of government. he was one of the preeminent spokesman of the u.s. private sector. things have a way of changing. >> if i could address that. he did not know its history. there has been plenty of sovereign defaults before he ma

mr. cooper, the gentleman from tennessee, be removed as a co-sponsor from h.r. 3538. he was inadvertently placed on the bill and i ask unanimous consent he be removed, thank you. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the secretary: mr. speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house the senate has passed without amendment, h.r. 470, cited as the whoever power allocation act of 2011. -- hoover power allocation act of 2011. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for up with minute. >> i thank the courltcy of the members of the house and colleagues on both sides of the aisle and ask everyone here and across the nation to pray for those individuals in virginia tech, in blacksburg, virginia, who are dealing with the shootings that took place there t

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cooperated. >>> today the mr. bush have a chance to pay respects to a san jose soldier killed in afghanistan. >> you know, he was just days away two weeks away from returning home. i'm proud of him. >> that was the mother of a california national guardsman sean walsh speaking at moffett field where his body arrived by plane yesterday afternoon. he was 21 when he died in a battle two weeks ago in afghanistan. today's public viewing is between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. at the oak hill memorial parks chapel of the roses. a funeral is planned for saturday in saratoga. >>> and in vallejo, more than 4,000 police officers from all over the country attended the funeral for officer jim capoot. the 45-year-old was remembered as a lover of cars. he loved country music, too, and the dallas cowboys. he was shot and killed two weeks ago while chasing a suspected bank robber. >>> the search is over for a man accused of running down a firefighter in san francisco. police arrested a man late tuesday night. he allegedly ran over albert bar

mr. robert de niro in the movie. "limitless." here's bradley cooperreer to evolve, i'm going to have to move on. >> that you would even think that would only show me how unprepared you are to be on your own. i mean, you do know you're a freak? your deductive powers are a gift from god or chance, or a stray shot of sperm, or whatever or whoever the hell wrote your life script. it's a gift, not earned. you do not know what i know because you have not earned those powers. you're careless with those powers. you flaunt them, and you throw them around like a brat with his trust fund. you haven't had to climb up all the greasy little rungs. you haven't been bored blind at a fundraiser. you haven't done the time in that first marriage with the girl with the right father. you think you can leap over all in a single bound. you haven't had the bribe or charm or threat your way to a seat at that table. you don't know how to assess your competition, because you haven't competed. don't make me your competition. now, i'll open up a line of credit for you. you'll be

mr. northrup, right now we need your cooperation.e need the files of everyone associated with the dmg. that might be a problem. what do you mean? why? well, the parents of these children feel their kids are being unfairly singled out. they've hired lawyers and they make it clear that they won't consent. so you're saying we need a court order? i'm afraid that's what it's going to take. there may be another way. how? construct the information from public records. military personnel have the same access as colleges. transcripts, activities, club memberships. justin price had a criminal record. maybe one of the members of the dmg does, too. anything in the public record we can use the patriot act to get at. eight dead, 12 wounded. i'd call that an act of domestic terrorism. megan: more files. sorry, team. oh, it's okay. charlie promised to take a look at the data for my solar physics presentation. thank you. and you still think you can do this in one day? yeah, using my support vector classifier, yeah. sure. see, the algorithm's going to

remains an issue of major concern or close cooperation based on common views with russia remains of critical importance in order to find a diplomatic solution mr president to conclude much of the progress harvested here today is due to your personal commitment to a productive and constructive e.u. russia relationship the e.u. will work to stay discourse also in the coming years thank you. thank you for your remarks it is different i now give the floor to the president of the european commission is that it was a man who advises thank you very much you have to know ladies and gentlemen it was indeed a very successful summit to summit of results where we made real progress on a number of years. as of our bilateral agenda we also have a very substantial discussion on issues of common interest from the political developments in russia to the economic situation and you're a peon union and also the prospects for the development of the global economy indeed we share a truly strategic partnership and i'm convinced that we can only gain from further deepening our corporations it is through a frank open regular constructive dialogue that we can achieve o

mr. gonzalez was in office. unlike with fast and furious mexico cooperated with wide receiver, but mr.tle memory of it. >> i don't remember the specifics of that operation you just mentioned. again, i'm very much aware of the fact that president bush asked us to look to see what we could do, what measures could be taken, working with the mexican authorities to stop the flow of guns from the united states illegally into mexico. i don't -- i don't remember the specifics of this operation that people are i wil alluding to. megyn: gonzalez resigned after two years in office, a tenure marred by controversy. today he is in private practice and believes he knows what mr. holder is going through. >> i think he knew, like i did. you know you step into these jobs, it's hard. the attorney general is always involved in the most difficult and controversial issues, that's just the way it is. if you can't stand the criticism, you know, if you can't stand the scrutiny, and if you're afraid of making a mistake then you shouldn't be doing this job. megyn: he offered this prediction on mr. holder's futur

mr. shuster for his cooperation in his effort as well. and with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. shuster: i thank the speaker and i want to associate myself with the words of mr. larsen and one of the experts in congress when it comes to pipeline safety and it's been a pleasure to work with him on this bill. as i said earlier, i'm proud of the work that has gone into this bill on both sides of the aisle. this is a bipartisan agreement, bicameral agreement and we can all be proud of the product we have produced and look forward to passing it into law because pipelines are the safest way to move the gas and hazardous products that this economy needs. and it's important. it improves safety and enhances the reliability and provides the regulatory certainty so that the owners and operators of pipelines will make the investments in their systems that will create jobs across america. i urge all my colleagues to support h.r. 2845 and with that, i yield back. the s

mrs. smith, are you cooperating with the investigation?taring straight ahead, dale smith's mother, tamra, walked into the state attorney's office subpoenaed to answer questions about missing mom, michelle parker. smith's son, dale, is the man police say is the primary suspect in the disappearance. dale has denied all wrongdoing but legal experts believe his family members may hold critical information. >> there's a lot of relevant information that members of the family can offer, especially when they're all living together. >> reporter: 33-year-old michelle went missing, just hours after she appeared on national tv with her ex-fiance on a taped episode of "the people's court" arguing over a lost engagement ring. >> i felt somebody grab me and yank me around. >> reporter: michelle's abandoned hummer was found the following day but extensive searches in the air, on ground and underwater have yet to find any trace of the young mother. meanwhile michelle's family also met with detectives, as they try to keep their hopes and michelle's memory a

mrs. johnson had been completed, that cooperation abruptly and totally ceased." why? >> guest: i don't know. c-span: you have no idea? >> guest: well, i could speculate, but it wouldn't be based on any knowledge. c-span: what year was this? >> guest: oh, it was before anything was published... many years ago. i mean before the first volume was published, or any excerpts were published. c-span: and the inner circle would not talk to you from that day forward? >> guest: well, no it's not true that no members of the inner circle wouldn't talk to me. most of them have talked to me. i don't know what you're really asking. c-span: well, my point is that undoubtedly you put this in here for a reason, and... >> guest: no, i put it in, it's actually not part of the book. it's a part of the note on sources, in which i try to explain where i got, you know, the various pieces of information. and i thought people would want to know where, because there are a lot of quotes from mrs. johnson in the book -- because a lot of it came from mrs. johnson, particularly, you know. so, i tho

a beautiful ceremony tonight, though, and the weather really cooperated and as you mentioned, the lightweight first lady, the family and mrs. robinson, lifted the tree about 30 minutes ago and it's a packed crowd, very much taking advantage of the fact that the weather -- . >> three, two, one. >> reporter: you can see it and carson daily did a fantastic job of hosting the evening's event and is joined by a lot of celebrities, including the band one republic behind me. they're popular and doing a version of "silent night." kermit the frog made an appearance, and a lot of other performers and another 15 minutes or so to enjoy the festivities here. it will be continuing. can you get here every night, here musical performances from groups around the region. visit santa's workshop, check out the team which has a little growing to do but that will do that over the next few years and key started the holiday season here. by the way, something we forget to mention, a wonderful train that goes underneath the tree and that is kept up and running by volunteers and if you have someone in your family that loves the trains, that is a goo

mr. upton, has kindly foregone action on the bill in the interest of expediting action on the house floor and i thank him for his cooperation. at this point, mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to include on the record the exchange of letters between our committees regarding this bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hastings: with that, mr. speaker, i urge the house to pass the bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington reserves. the gentleman from the mariana islands. mr. sablan: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: so ordered, without objection. mr. sablan: i yield myself as much time as i may consume. mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 443. this bill would provide the maniilaq association with clear titles to lands previously conveyed by the united states. elimination of this restriction would enable the association to sustain long-term improvements to the property without federal involvement. i ask my colleagues to support the passage of this legislation and i res

mr. whitaker, thanks so much for coming on. you'll be able to answer this question before we go on. you're the managing editor of cnn worldwide why does anderson cooper have so many phalluss on his set? you saw that! well, you know his ratings are up. >> stephen: (laughs) oh, really. will they last for four hours, though? (applause) >> stephen: managing editor of cnn worldwide. what's the difference between cnn and worldwide? aren't they both worldwide? >> well, cnn worldwide is the parent company of the domestic network but also the international network and our digital.... >> stephen: why have an international network? you guys, most trusted name in news, right? >> right. >> stephen: knowledge is power. why give our news to people in other countries? (laughter) why not keep that precious resource for america so we stay a superpower? >> well, we also think that it's important for americans to know something about what's going on around the rest of the world. >> stephen: defend that statement. (laughter) >> well, look what's happening in europe right now. >> stephen: i don't know. i don't care. >> there's a financial crisis that if it went the wrong