do an imitation of phyllis diller without her wig on? and i thought it was disrespectful to the victim's family. >> why didn't the rest of us see

do an imitation of phyllis diller without her wig on? and i thought it was disrespectful to the victim's family. >> why didn't the rest of us see that was a phyllis diller -- >> because she wasn't wearing her wig. >> if you were yelling at someone repeatedly, people tend to shut you out. unless there's a great modulation and differenceation in your voice and it's up and it's down, if you were just at a steady stream of yelling -- i tweeted that -- i stopped following on twitter so long ago -- no, i'm kidding. >> oh, that's cold. so cold. >> do i think he was at too high a pitch for too long. but, you know, that's better than being boring and uninterested and business-like. >> but you look at mark o'mara. >> isn't he middle ground? >> we'll see what his final thing is tomorrow. he has been sort of -- he's very steady but seems pretty precise. you called him masterful. >> terrific. he has a wonderful courtroom demeanor. let's see. i have to say -- he said to you last night in your interview he doesn't write things down, he just sort of goe

>> do an imitation of phyllis diller without her wig on? i thought it was disrespectful to the victim's family. i don't understand what trials we watch or people are watching. this was ridiculous. >> why didn't the rest of us see that that was a phyllis diller imitation? >> because she wasn't wearing her wig. >> to mark's point about yelling, if you are yelling at someone repeatedly, people tend to shut you out. >> absolutely. >> unless there's a great modulation in your voice and it's up and down, if you were just at a steady stream of yelling, after a while -- >> i tweeted that during the argument. i've been joking with mark about all his criticism. i did think that he was, you know, at a too high a pitch for too long. but that's better than being boring and uninterested. >> but you look at mark o'hara -- >> obviously there should be a middle ground. >> we'll see mark o'hara's final argument tomorrow. but he's very steady, but seems precise. you've called him masterful. >> i think he has a wonderful courtroom demeanor. you know, i have to

ever since he started wearing more make up then phyllis diller game over.l: food for thought, one in three americans eat free food. that is a lot to swallow. neil: did you know that more than a hundred million american are getting some form of food assistance. some munchies courtesy of uncle sam, ed ramseya all for helping those in needs but you can not tell him, more than a hundred million americans are in need of this, and taxpayers should not be stuck payng for all of them to eat. >> this is tragic those are proud people that want to earn what they get by and large. i think we need to create js, give them incentives. there are a lot of people that are wasting the opportunities, when it is easier to be on the federal dole than to go to work, because the hands out are so generous, we cannot feed the world. we need to teach peopl people ho fish instead of giving them fish every day. neil: i wonder about too. remember dust up with mitt romney talked about 47%, ern getting their nose out of joint. military families and saying look we ser vsions ou service od

monthhill played the clip for her, and she said she had never heard of rush limbaugh before. [ phyllis diller front of people that's disrespectful. it is racist for an adult. i think we have gone over the rules haven't we. hill asked does it matter if the adult is black or white? she said yes. he said did it sound racist? she said yes, but i can't judge him. yes, you can. >> yes, you can. >> stephanie: let's go to linda in florida. >> caller: hello i'm calling from florida to give you a head's up on the next trayvon martin case. a 17-year-old named jordan davis was shot by a middle-aged white man named michael dunn. jordan was black, and the shooter pulled into a convenience store and took offense to a car of black kids playing their music too loud when they pulled into the same place, and he took out his gun and started firing at the car, and killed one of the young boys that was in the car, and then he left the scene and went back to his hotel and ate pizza, and when the police came to next him the next day, he said he feared for his life, and the young black kidded had threatened him with

if they put clinton against cruz, the democrats could win georgia. [ phyllis diller laughter ] >> stephanieething that it was in the '80s when it wasn't devoted to an abstract america. a cruz candidacy hastens this day. >> this 1950s era they long for it was more socially conservative, but it was also morphous cally responsible. >> stephanie: yep. go ahead, jim. >> no, never mind. >> stephanie: all right. >> obama: we have begun to lay a new foundation for a stronger more durable, more sustainable economic growth. >> stephanie: if we could get a little help! >> obama: with an endless distraction of political posturing, and phony scandals and lord knows what washington keeps taking its eye off of the ball. and that needs to stop. >> that passage drove fox news a-dump yesterday. >> they had so many mass orgasms over the phony scandals -- >> what about benghazi! >> benghazi is a real tragedy that you exploited to smear a president -- >> but the irs! >> stephanie: yesterday jim as you know the boner said the president's speech was an easter egg with no candy in it. >> it doesn't mean there is a

." >> announcer: pull over, you are dwl dwl, driving while laughing. [ phyllis diller laughter ] >> announcerknow who's coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys who do like verse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. >> she gets the comedians laughing... >> that's hilarious! >> ...and the thinkers thinking. >> okay, so there's wiggle-room in the ten commandments is what >> you would rather deal with ahmadinejad then me. >> absolutely! >> and so would mitt romeny. >> she's joy behar. >> and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> only on current tv. ♪ ♪ yo ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ let's kick it ♪ ♪ nice nice, baby ♪ >> stephanie: it occurs to me we have all of the rappers gq magazine, of the 25 worst rappers of all time. >> who is number 1? >> stephanie: insane clown posse. >> that's fair. >> stephanie: can the republican primary field, because they were the original insane clown posse -- [♪ circus music ♪] >> hey! hey! >> stephanie: jay-z, jim will not forgive robert de niro. he has no plan

. >> when i was 10 i saw phyllis diller on tv all the time.y that all children are tiny terrorists. went to a 4th of july party remember? >> yes, with the pinwheels. >> stephanie: we had 4th of july pinwheels remember the toddler. bloodcurdling screech. >> we love that we all handed them over. it was like we had all been mugged. she reached for them and we all immediately without a fight, we did not stand our ground at all. here! >> and the drooling over the cupcakes. it was like a panting dog. >> stephanie: right right right. yikes. all right. let's talk about "the new york times" headline. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] health plan costs for new yorkers set to fall 50%. individuals buying health insurance on their own will see their prices tumble as healthcare changes take effect. thoughtful chin scratch. >> that disaster of the affordable care act huh? >> stephanie: right. state insurance regulators say they have approved rates for 2014 but released 15% lower so beginning in october individuals in new york city, for instance who now pay $1,000