into the plant, and photosynthesis is drawing this energy of there. -- up there. how is it when i eat the plant i am not going to eat poison? these people are crazy. this is nuts. we started talking about it, and no one seemed to hear me. you're putting poison in the ground. tavis: you put poison in the ground. >> i said, no. see, i told you. i put my arms around you before. come on in. tavis: here we are all these years later. tell me how special it feels to have this election out. do have been st i

saying, it is going to be like a vein of to the sun, and the sun is coming into the plant, and photosynthesisy of there. -- up there. how is it when i eat the plant i am not going to eat poison? these people are crazy. this is nuts. we started talking about it, and no one seemed to hear me. you're putting poison in the ground. tavis: you put poison in the ground. >> i said, no. see, i told you. i put my arms around you before. come on in. tavis: here we are all these years later. tell me how special it feels to have this election out. is do have been around long enough and halves of box set. 15 cds, -- and to have a box said. 15 cds, most people are lucky enough to have a record out. you have a box set. the packaging is gorgeous. i love what is in it. what do you make of this thought set now? >> -- of this boxed set? >> i have a wonderful person who looks over my shoulders. with everybody together, management and the people with the website, we got together, and they passed a lot of stuff, so we had opinions on it. some friends of mine were taking some great pictures back in they said, we hav

queen elizabeth, despite that vine growing out of her head, is incapable of photosynthesis. [laughter] so how did the scientists know that this was hunchback king, and not some poor 15th-century briton who starved to death waiting for a grocery-store parking space? [laughter] well, researchers observed "a distinct spinal curvature" that was richard iii's most pronounced physical feature." that settles it, because once you decompose, it is impossible for straight bones to rearrange into any other shape. isn't that right, richard? [laughter] but as important as this story is, i was a little disturbed when i heard how these bones were found: they used ground-penetrating radar. really? ground penetrating radar? is there no limit to how far these papparazzi will go in violating british royals' privacy? [laughter] first, they're taking long-distance photos of a topless princess kate. jimmy, do we have any of those that aren't pixelated? [laughter] no? did we check? okay. it's shameful, nation. a respected member of the monarchy takes a well-deserved, 500-year underground vacation

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