greg, you got a lot wrong on the pothead stuff. >> explain to me what i got wrong.ear it. >> well, you are not really considering all the ways that potheads are contributing to the economy. >> well, why don't you give me some examples. >> snacks, bob marley posters, infinity tattoos, visine, urban outfitters would go out of business completely. what about the fast food industry? >> you know, there's a lot of non-potheads that use the fast food industry, too. >> i don't know about that. also, you saying that it's detrimental and makes people -- it looks like liberal internet's not too happy with that. i see some headlines. fox news host, drugs are the reason all four people are poor. >> yes. >> that's going to be a little rough. you might, i don't know. so, yeah, but then seriously, go out into public without makeup. >> i do all the time. i actually look better without makeup. >> i understand. the last time i did it, some kid looked at his dad and asked him if i had ebola. you have to do tough things sometimes. >> how did the first show go so far. comparing it to the

. >> yes, greg, you got a lot wrong on the pothead stuff. >> well, explain to me what i got wrong.ll, are you not really considering all the ways that potheads are contributing to the economy. >> well, why don't you give me some examples. snacks, bob marley tattoos. urban outfitters would go out of business completely. the fast food i havndustry. >> there's a lot of non-potheads that use the fast food industry also. >> i don't know about that. you say it's debt riptal and makes people sit on the couch. looks like liberal internet's not too happy with that. i've seen some headlines, fox news hosts, drugs are the reason all poor people are poor. that's a little rough. go out into public without makeup. >> i do, all the time. >> so how did this first show go compared to the first star wars or the old testament? >> i've never seen star wars or read the old testament. >> you're the best. >> b minus. >> b minus? okay. . a number. . the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insura

i believe he has called them potheads. guest: he can fix the problem. emily: what about jack? you were jack's number two. you have worked with him closely. it is realistic to think he would leave square to run twitter? guest: it is not realistic he will leave square. square is important in the world. jack loves square. that is inconceivable. emily: this is not going to happen. guest: he is not going to leave square. i didn't say that. emily: could he do them both? guest: bo jackson baseball and football in the same season. it is possible. emily: this is a company that needs the focus and attention of a new ceo. guest: all ceo jobs for public companies are difficult and challenging. i don't think that is different. it has been proven it is possible to do both roles. he will do both roles for several months. guest: it is hard to pick who the person is going to be but -- emily: is this is steve jobs moments? guest: he rejoined three years ago and led product for a long time. that was also considered that moment. he has done a good job of vision setting. we will see. emily: anothe

liberals will love that he was hanging with potheads in denver. both of these arise out of libertarianism. one of the contentions in his campaign, is he a tea party guy or is he the left leaning -- i shouldn't say that. a guy who is acceptable to some on the slightly left side of the perspective because of his libertarianism. that tension between the tea party and the outreach he wants to make is going to be devil him throughout his candidacy. you can see that. al: the bigger contrast than bundy and the pot smokers was this is a guy who has gone to howard and ferguson and try to reach out to african-americans, and cliven bundy has said some incredibly bigoted things. it is hard to square those things. john: there are people who are going to look at this and say this is rand paul, he is showing his true colors pre-people think that if you look at rand paul's history his father's history, there are things that are problematic and all of these rings that he does is calculation and this shows his true colors. it is going to raise those questions for a

(applause) >> my name is tom i'm an alcoholic and pothead and i have ten days back. (applause) >> jim? i'm an alcoholic. i drank last night. i'm back where i started -- again. in 24, i will have one day. >> i was staying at this one hotel a lot for about ten years. the woman who helped me there i said, look i need to base here but -- he was a junky. i was never a junky. so i said, give me the worst rat -- give me the worst room that you would give to a neo-nazi. give me a horrible room. she gave me the worst. i said take all the furniture out but the bed and some drawers. i brought a picture of lenny bruce and jimi hendrix and put it over my bed. peter cohen who direct it, whose father was the legendary literary agent sam cohen came in and wanted me to audition some actors who had smaller roles. he walks in and like an addict who either feels like he's the greatest or feels like he's the worst human being on the planet like i felt then in that film, i said you know what? get someone else. you don't need me. i'm an alcoholic. and he looked around in this room and it l