craig: her and is she still married to nigel? >> she certainly is. craig: i called them up and said look, you know i'm a terrible drunk. they said yes, of course. that is one of the things we like about you. said i'm off to rehab. do you want to go get hammered and they said that is a great idea. i did. they went on and had their lives and -- >> i think she is still there. craig: i don't think the bar is there anymore. >> no, not after that night. craig: yeah, it was a bit bad, actually, that weekend. >> that is fascinating. craig: i thought you'd enjoy that. >> anything else? craig: no, that is it. oh, i liked the clip. >> did you? craig: well, yeah, of course. >> that's very nice. craig: it looks nice. you have a beard. a beard and hat. that's an oscar. [laughter] >> yeah, it is nice playing sort of the age you think you'll be in you know, 50 years time. [laughter] craig: very good. also i'm enjoying the borgias thing. [applause] you know, wasn't he fat, though? >> yeah, he was. he was fat. craig: he was fat. you're not playing him fat. >> well, yo

put nigel lithgoe on a riser under the upright and let him judge "so you think you can end zone dance." (laughter) we'll be right >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my guest tonight has written a book defending the obama stimulus well, that's one job he created. please welcome michael grunwald. (cheers and applause) hey, mr. grunwald, thanks so much for coming on. all right, you're a "time" magazine senior national correspondent, i don't know what that means and the new book is called "the new new deal: the hidden story of change in the obama era." what do you mean "the new new deal"? is that some sort of printing stutter? what is... we had a new deal, first new deal was a failure. (laughter) it was! the new deal was a failure. hey, 1937 the unemployment started going back up again. you'll admit that. >> they's after they stopped the new deal. >> stephen: will you admit i'm factually correct? >> i can't do it. >> stephen: it went back up, unemployment went up in 1937. didn't it go up in 1937? >> that was after they stopped the new deal and started turning back towards austerity. >>

put nigel lithgoe on a riser under the upright and let him judge "so you think you can end zone dance" (laughter) we'll be right 4h$h6> stephen: welcome back, everybody! my guest tonight has written a book defending the obama stimulus well, that's one job he created. please welcome michael grunwald. (cheers and applause) hey, mr. grunwald, thanks so much for coming on. all right, you're a "time" magazine senior national correspondent, i don't know what that means and the new book is called "the new new deal: the hidden story of change in the obama era." what do you mean "the new new deal"? is that some sort of printing stutter? what is... we had a new deal, first new deal was a failure. (laughter) it was! the new deal was a failure. hey, 1937 the unemployment started going back up again. you'll admit that. >> they's after they stopped the new deal. >> stephen: will you admit i'm factually correct? >> i can't do it. >> stephen: it went back up, unemployment went up in 1937. didn't it go up in 1937? >> that was after they stopped the new deal and started turn

nigel, thanks for joining us.ly you prefer to put money in emerging markets rather than spain. but i got to tell you, the shanghai has been an awful performer. so are you avoiding that one? >> we do see flows picking up in markets. largely by the large international central banks and the provision of internationally liquidity. however in asia, the story is a little bit nuanced because the underlying view in china is of concern for investors. our view is one much more of growth stabilization much rather than a strong growth recover i. so as long as you don't see that pick up in growth in china, as long as you don't see some kind of turnaround in the private sector, i think that will curb in-flows in to china, it will mean the shanghai compass it will underperform and in-flo in-flows -- >> we've seen the pboc injecting the most in history pretty much. china everyone know we've been talking about whether it's been ahead or behind in the curve certainly seems to be getting more aggressive now. this has to flow through

. >> charles: the forced pressure came from nigel nicholas, number 89. made him step up into the pocket. >> gus: huge play here. third down and ten. ash in the shotgun. david ash. steps up, underneath, and down at the 29, alex elkins. that will bring up fourth down and six. texas, no choice here. with 1:36 to go. they're all on their feet in stillwater. fourth and six at the 29. ash. other the middle. oh, what a catch! down the sideline and out of bounds on fourth down, and six, and he gets 29. ice water in the veins of this young quarterback. >> charles: good protection from his offensive line. gave him a lane and he stepped into the throw and d.j. grant catches it and gets the big first down for texas. >> gus: first down and ten at the oklahoma state 42. 1:12 to go. texas with two timeouts. ash. drops it off. out of bounds. >> charles: very intelligent play by hills, getting out of bounds to conserve time on the clock. i think if mack brown's thinking he has to kick the ball with nick jordan, he wants it to be probably less than a 30-yard field goal. 3

. >> charles: the forced pressure came from nigel nicholas, number 89. made him step up into the pocket. >> gus: huge play here. third down and ten. ash in the shotgun. david ash. steps up, underneath, and down at the 29, alex elkins. that will bring up fourth down and six. texas, no choice here. with 1:36 to go. they're all on their feet in stillwater. fourth and six at the 29. ash. other the middle. oh, what a catch! down the sideline and out of bounds on fourth down, and six, and he gets 29. ice water in the veins of this young quarterback. >> charles: good protection from his offensive line. gave him a lane and he stepped into the throw and d.j. grant catches it and gets the big first down for texas. >> gus: first down and ten at the oklahoma state 42. 1:12 to go. texas with two timeouts. ash. drops it off. out of bounds. >> charles: very intelligent play by hills, getting out of bounds to conserve time on the ock. i think if mack brown's thinking he has to kick the ball with nick jordan, he wants it to be probably less than a 30-yard field goal. 35

credibility to be this boss of the eurozone or if you think that it will be this kind of economic prison is nigel for russia's called the e.u. . well again you know let's listen to a german is complaining about a euro bond is against the the treaties and it's against their constitution the bailouts were against the treaties so you know on that at that angle germany's one hundred percent right and to put all these young worthless bonds in so one package and make everybody pay for it you know if i was german after them spending why or how many trillions to to bring east germany back in and i'd have reservations too but again lauren it's a much bigger issue let's look what's going on in china their economy is contract just as germany's composite purchasing managers index hit a three year low the same thing in china just this week then you look at india oh india that was booming like crazy well their economy just grew a little over five percent down from nine percent a year ago look at brazil now the government is saying this central bank that this is going to be the first time since zero nine that t

his state of the union speech called for deeper integration in europe but in reaction we feel it was nigel farage that put it best but you make it clear the woes of asian state should continue to exist it mustn't has any democratic. yet the euro responded positively another example of this. and that example would be markets responding to policymakers not fundamentals where down left is right and the world resembles more of a wonderland then ality while earlier today for some reality i talked to godfrey blue member of the european parliament in u.k. independence party member first i asked about the e.s.m. ruling which he thinks was more driven by politics than the law. well i think one of the problems we have this came as no surprise to us or an important a fact that the german constitutional court would come to this view because there's been an awful lot of overturning of countries constitutions my own country as being one is quite legal membership of the european union under our own constitution so this came as no surprise to us for this to be because we're now in a situation where a grea

credibility to be this boss of the eurozone or if you think that it will be this kind of economic prison is nigel for russia's called the e.u. well again you know let's listen to a german is complaining about a your robe on this is against the treaties and it's against their constitution the bailouts were against the treaty so you know on that on that angle germany's one hundred percent right and to put all these young worthless bonds in so one package and make everybody pay for it if i was german after them spending why how many trillions to to bring east germany back in and i have reservations too but again lauren it's a much bigger issue let's look what's going on in china their economy is contract just as germany's composite purchasing managers index hit a three year low the same thing in china just this.

part of an aviation celebration, the jet man took to the skies with fellow pilot nigel lamb and the renowneda unique formation flight, the british aircraft offer distinct contrast to the futuristic jet. it is the latest in a series of successful flights. >> not sure how i would feel being that close to a propeller. a nice day for flying around here in the bay area and we're going to have nice weather. this is the time where typically we are the warmest of the year in san francisco and oakland, we're not seeing it right now, we're mild not warm in many locations. inland you are but across the bay, close to the bay, you are not. high pressure over top of us and finally we are clearing things out at ocean beach, foggy and cloudy for much of the day currently now have mainly sunny skies, concord is the one spot. oakland currently 71, san fransisco is the cool spot right in the city only 62 degrees, high-definition doppler radar active last again this week i'm looking at a dry pattern. there will be subtle changes day-by-day, one will not be precipitation, orange county will stay dry throughout t

. >>> nigel's "barker." new york.ker and his top model spencer. they're enlisting teenaged shutterbugs to take cute pictures of sheltered dogs to help them get adopted. >> it's really to get people in there to spend some time with the animals. take a picture. it's going to capture hearts and minds. if you do that, they'll get adopted. >> by the way, nigel was one of the casualties when "america's next top model" recast the entire judging panel for their 19th season. he has no hard feelings towards his good friend tyra banks. and said recently, she's a good girl a strong woman and she's done a lot with her life. >>> all right, let's shift gears, tonight, it's your first look at the new jackie robinson biopic starring harrison ford. "insider" first look at "42." >> the world isn't so simple anymore. i guess it never was. >> we ignored it. now, we can't. >> jackie robinson. >> the legendary 42 played by chad boseman in his breakout role, with ford as the brook indodger who first signed robinson. >> i want a player who's

peter: nigel thinks at this point to have a big impact on the election the jobs report with the teachers numbers or not would have to be really good or really bad for the next two months. dagen and connell? connell: all right, peter, we have some other headlines to move on to right now. nearly 200 protesters were arrested, the one year anniversary of the occupy wall street movement. there it is in lower manhattan here in new york yesterday. close to a thousand demonstrators showed up at that event, which is a lower number than last year's demonstrations held in zuccotti park. kohl's hiring nearly 53,000 temporary workers. the stock is down. this is for the holiday season, increased of 10% from last year with jobs in distribution centers, back office, in store customer service and the like. and the debt keeps on piling up. according to data from the u.s. treasury department, since the president has taken office, for every one dollar added to the economy, the united states has added more than 3 dollars in debt. while there's been a 12% increase in economic output, there's been a 50% increa

eisenhower theater -- eisenhower theater said welcome nigel general macarthur he shouldn't do this andn. but there's no evidence whatever to support that. eisenhower wrote the official report, which macarthur's report on the bonus march. he defended it. he was in sympathy with it. and it's only related that eisenhower decided that was probably not a very good position to take and changed his position. the eisenhower has done that on several occasions. he has reinterpreted. he was very much in favor of it. george patton at kabul are they across the bridge. yes, sir. >> yeah, hi. i haven't read your eisenhower book, which are fdr book is marvelous, i have two questions for you. if you could ask dwight eisenhower one question, what would you ask and what do you think his answer would eat? same question for fdr. if you could ask fdr question, what would you ask them what you think of the answer would eat? >> i think fdr's point was his relationship and that was brutally inexcusable and so i have to ask him about his relationship with de gaulle and whatever. but eisenhower, you know, i real

nigel green worked for g.e. wind as a wind parts runner. he says, quote, i can tell you honestly that nothing gave me more pride in my country than seeing a turbine go from in repair status back on on line and producing clean renewable power. it is truly a site to behold. unnote. class year alone clean energy grew 11%. if it is allowed to expire, we will lose an important new manufacturing opportunity and too many good-paying american jobs. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? without objection. >> mr. speaker, during our recess this past month, we held a small business round table in our hudson valley and we sat actually -- everybody was transfixed, all the participants, for an hour and a half talking about what our small businesses need to do and one -- what we need to do to help our small businesses and one of the key considerations was to ease the climate for creating jobs and growing our businesses. i am so proud to have supported the jobs act with our d