. >> rhett, rhett, rhett, if you go, where should i go, what shall i do?ar, i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy awards statutes. what happened what is it? what happened to one of the statutes? a, lost in as? casino. b, it was smashed by clark gable. c it was dropped into the ocean. c it was sold to michael jackson. all right. what happened to one of gone with the wind stat stiewts and the answer is d. correct. michael jackson.. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> no, you are not supposed to. but if you do nothing will happen to you. it's kind of like committing murder in new york state. just a state. >> sad but true. >> bill: maccallum breaks on top. star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain millennium. you are looking for passage to the system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> fast ship you? have never heard of the millennium folk? >> should i have? >> it made the castle run in less than 12 -- >> bill: wow. whatil famous actor turned down captain of the millennium fal

. >> rhett, rhett, rhett, if you go, where should i go, what shall i do?i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy awards statutes. what happened what is it? what happened to one of the statutes? a, lost in as? casino. b, it was smashed by clark gable. c it was dropped into the ocean. c it was sold to michael jackson. all right. what happened to one of gone with the wind stat stiewts and the answer is d. correct. michael jackson.. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> no, you are not supposed to. but if you do nothing will happen to you. it's kind of like committing murder in new york state. just a state. >> sad but true. >> bill: maccallum breaks on top. star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain millennium. you are looking for passage to the system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> fast ship you? have never heard of the millennium folk? >> should i have? >> it made the castle run in less than 12 -- >> bill: wow. whatil famous actor turned down captain of the millennium falcon?

. ♪ >> rhett, rhett, if you go, where should i go, what should i do?> frankly, my dear, i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy award's statues. what happened to one of the statues? a, lost in the answer is d, correct, michael jackson. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> bill: you are not supposed to but if do you nothing will happen to you. kind of like committing murder in new york city. just a joke. >> sad but true. maccallum breaks on top. question number two, star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain of the millennium. looking for the passage to the holderum system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> you have never heard of the millennium faulk? >> should i have? it made the capsule run in less than 12 -- >> bill: what famous actor turned down captain? what famous actor turned it down? cards up, please. the answer is b, burt reynolds. just guessing. >> right timing for burt reynolds. >> right timing. calibrated how old they were, what burton may have been doing at t

. ♪ >> rhett, rhett, if you go, where should i go, what should i do?, i don't give a damn. >> bill: odd thing happened to one of the film's academy award's statues. what happened to one of the statues? a, lost in the answer is d, correct, michael jackson. >> i thought you couldn't sell those things. >> bill: you are not supposed to but if do you nothing will happen to you. kind of like committing murder in new york city. just a joke. >> sad but true. maccallum breaks on top. question number two, star wars well remembered for wide array of characters. >> i'm captain of the millennium. looking for the passage to the holderum system. >> yes, indeed if it's a fast ship. >> you have never heard of the millennium faulk? >> should i have? it made the capsule run in less than 12 -- >> bill: what famous actor turned down captain? what famous actor turned it down? cards up, please. the answer is b, burt reynolds. just guessing. >> right timing for burt reynolds. >> right timing. calibrated how old they were, what burton may have been doing at that point? >> bill

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their fish wire go out in the ocean thinking nothing's going to happen but that pollution is very rhett digdetrimental to th. >> he rescued a snake. >> they were going to kill it. i said i'll take it home. i still have it. >> i love this firefighter. he's dedicated to his job, to animals. this guy is a keeper. >> obviously he has a heart for animals. just a nice rescue. and the thing is, they called the humane society to come get the bird. after they got the wire off, they just let it go and said, he's fine. >>> back in april, i told you guys about a pretty interesting small business. the lubbock fantasy maid service. how could you forget about this? of course, a service where you can hire a lady to come to your apartment and clean the place while nude or maybe just seminude. we first learned about this story on kcbd and then aired it to our national audience. well, the lubbock fantasy maid service got all sorts of national exposure. and now business is booming. >> we actually had problems with our phone lines because they were so busy. >> christiane, beth, ladies, have no fear because

i do think there is going to be a lot more continuity on those things than the rhett rick oric campaign suggests. >> one difference would be the comp compreh. comprehensive test ban treaty. the refusal of the senate to ratify it in 1999 was a very dark day for the senate, the country, the world and the global nonproliferation regime. i think that's much less likely in a -- in a romney administration. climate, i don't know. for the reasons that i indicated earlier. i think governor romney will have to do -- will need to revert to his precampaign mode in both his attitudes and what he is willing to do -- but the arguments in favor of him picking up on the climate issue are pretty strong. >> i'm any just wondering do you think there is a difference of opinion that will matter when it comes to that issue. because your paper -- lays out there is not really a lot of the substantive differences. >> it's interesting. i think it's possible, by no means certain. it's possible, that romney presidency would -- would treat international institutions and alliances a little bit like the bush administr

it's one of a series of bizarre incidents from the rhett carpet. >> what the hell is your problem?l smith, giving a slap to the face of a reporter in masako. what's he mad about? check the video. the overly affectionate doesn't seem satisfied. he goes to his face. that's when smith pushes him away. following up the unwanted advances with the advance of a different kind. tmz says the reporter has a reputation for kissing his interview subjects. it's kind of his shtick. immediately after the exchange, smith tried to lighten the mood. >> sorry. he kissed me in the mouth. sorry. >> absolutely. any reporter will tell you it's not professional to invade anyone's personal space. >> reporter: indeed, the red carpet is getting to be a bizarre, if not dangerous place. remember kim kardashian getting flour-bombed? and what about ryan seacrest, having ashes dumped on him by sacha baron cohen? and now, at "men in black." >> will smith was justified. he wasn't justified in hitting the reporter. >> reporter: we reached out to smith's reps for a comment. we didn't get a response. the online commen

she was last seen wearing a rhett and white jacket and yellow athletic shorts. if you have any information, contact fairfax police. >>> new from overnight dmt krmt police are searching for the person who stabbed two people along southeast washington. a man and a woman were stabbed just before midnight. we're told the woman is in grave condition. the man is expected to survive. investigators did not release their names. so far no arrests. >> the victim of aan legend carjacking is now facing charges himself. police say the 35-year-old lied to them when he claimed that he was jumped by three men wednesday night in college park. he said the men armed with guns beat him up, robbed him and stole his lexus just before 11:00. turnses out the car was found in silver spring about 45 minutes before the alleged carjacking. khan is charged with making a false statement. if convicted he faces a maximum pen alet of six months in prison and a 500 dollar fine. >>> baby bear euthanized last week would not have been healthy enough to survive a trip to the rehabilitation center. th

in other words -- and i'm a big fan of rhett greenwalds, for instance, who i knows worries about thef all these. not evil, not stupid, none of that. but the consequence of that engagement tends to precipitate more radicalization or can precipitate more radicalization. you have to get the u.s. to do more than anyone else could to increase the threat of terrorism necessary to combat terrorism. that is an indictment of the policy that has been acclimated through the entire bush administration and has been perpetuated to a certain degree, and i just wonder if now is not the time to make an assessment. not just 10 more years in afghanistan, but are proven to diminish radicalization around the world. >> i think people are afraid to have this something. when we first went into afghanistan, yemen wasn't such a big issue. now it is. everyone is wondering how they're getting through it. the politics of it all, he says, we need to re-evaluate. >> that's where the re-evaluate or becomes military principle. how do we know that spring made everybody re-evaluate what was going on because you recogn

rhett fining game is a business with low growth and low margins. i haven't liked it at all. the recent years were making easy money in domestic oil production. without enough new infrastructure to shift the oil where it's most needed. there is a major bottleneck and you see the picture of the tanks, that's the destination. conco could buy west texas crude and sell gasoline based on much higher price of -- you see the price when is we talk on cnbc. that allows them to capture the big spread. last november, conco itself sold the pipeline and used to bring owl to kushing and the new owners, two companies you know we like on the show are in the process of reversing that type. sending oil down to the gulf of mexico for refining. you know what that's going to do, you get rid of the difference between the two in west texas and much higher price. it eliminates big profits. players like phillips 66. that is a huge reason not to own phillips 66. even if they hadn't sold, it would be a tough business. how hard it is to forecast the refining markets. that's the last we need in this toug

we're seeing some of those showers there through romney and paw paw and cumberland into glare rhett county as well. this -- garrett county as well. this is mainly moving up into pennsylvania. around here temps 50s and 60s. in fact upper 50s in petersburg, west virginia. 57 leesburg and manassas. annapolis on the bay still comfortable this morning, 64. so this afternoon we'll be in the mid if not upper 70s but again there's going to be the threat for some showers and storms later on. let's go to monika santami with time saver traffic. >>> good morning, everybody. i am going to keep you up to date on the situation in southern maryland on the northbound side of branch avenue. what they've done is reopened the ramp to the outer loop of the beltway. the ramp to the inner loop heading southbound on 495 is still blocked heading north on branch avenue, the ramp to the inner loop, you cannot access that. you'll have to head over to the outer loop or make your way around that way. let's take you outside live right now if you're planning to head over to the beltway on the south side of town. here's w

ironically need filling despite massive youth unemployment like nursing, teaching, disaster relief, energy rhettting, et cetera. >> the community jobs we depend on the most, we are lacking. and individuals who are most prepare to take those jobs are in abundance. >> exactly. but only 87,000 position of -- >> whose money? >> government mon. i say we double down and go for a million jobs to put the americans on offense, big and bold. when you are trying to sell a jobs plan that is contingent upon a payroll tax cut, difficult to message to young people and get them to understand how it will stimulate confidence, you need something, service is a job. it pays. a form of student loan repayment. >> what are the jobs? you got me. i don't have a job. what kind of job you got for me? >> habitat for humanity. >> to build houseses that need houses. >> yes. >> what else? >> senior services. going to joplin, missouri. >> disaster relief. >> the government would pay me through americorps to do this. >> would pay you through amer could to do this. on top of it, it is a an ingestment in young people. look at the

. >> it makes it harder for rhett united statesable -- reputable organizations, it takes money away from them. i appreciate you being on this and we'll continue to follow your efforts and drew griffin as well. >> anderson, thank you for your good work because you spotlighted this. >> well, drew griffin has done it all. i appreciate it. >> you bet. drew and david and patrick the producer. we talked about drew's many unsuccessful attempts to get the dvnf president precilla wilkewitz to talk about the charity she runs. this evening this reads in parts, the disabled veterans has helped with supplies that have made a difference in their lives. media reports about our activities have been plain wrong and we welcome the opportunity to set the record straight. let me point out for the record, we have given them multiple opportunities to try to set the record straight in their words. again, we invite her at any point to talk to drew, come on this show, we'll talk to them. to say that, you know, that this is misleading, and that they're going to set the record straight. we have been waiting for tw

yun r ones are terrible, i was against the bailout and going three weeks later saying i should take rhettthe auto bailout. it's the kind of maneuvering mitt learned. he doesn't approach politics from a very principled, you know, i'm going to just talk from my gut way. i don't think anybody argues that. >> his political style, you might be right there. i don't know what it real will says if anything about his personality. i don't like all these -- >> i just want to drop some amateur specious -- >> that's what the show is. >> i'm going to drop some knowledge. doesn't it seem he would be effective, though, having gone through these experiences seeing his dad have that horrific, you know, verbal gaffe then his mom's campaign. >> talking about the vietnam war and getting brainwashed. >> that it would be ingrained in you, you need to be, if you're going to get into politics incredibly cautious and guarded and not say anything that would be used against you. >> why would you keep running? >> you keep running as a way to reclaim the fame but also because you think in respects, it's partially enti

andrews: i ask unanimous consent to reth rhett -- to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. andrews: i'd like to thank chairwoman rostrost, ranking member behr -- chairwoman ros-lehtinen and ranking member berman for bringing this legislation forward. i regret but do not doubt its necessity. the issue raised is not whether we are authorizing war because we clearly are not. the issue is not whether the president would have to come to this chamber, any president, should he conclude that war is necessary. because he clearly would. the issue in this resolution is not whether we should conduct negotiation bus how we should conduct negotiations. and this resolution gives us an emphatic opportunity to say that when we are negotiating with a country that has conceived its nuclear weapons program in credit, that is ha brandished its nuclear weapons program with the rhetoric of hostility and for whom the attainment of a nuclear weapon would be frouth with peril for free people everywhere, then in the context of that negotiati

anderson: i ask madam speaker consent to rhett -- to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. anderson: i -- mr. andrews: this is an issue where there's no republican-democrat or liberal-conservative divide. i commend my friend from florida for being an exemplar of that principle. no member of our armed services should ever be told that a custody decision involving their children depends solely on the fact that they have been deployed or will be deployed. never should that happen. now, in the past, there's been arguments, frankly from the other body, against this provision. on the argument that this -- we must choose between the best interest os they have child and the sovereign parental rights of our service members. this is a false and inaccurate choice. this bill starts from the premise that the best interests of the child is the paramount value. it in no way disrupts or subverts state law in any respect. but it adds to that provision a provision that must be add by federal law because there must be a uniform standard since it

you've heard that rhett rake -- rhetoric. the congress passed the law, how does the court overthrow it. that's what i used to hear more from my friends before the health care bill came up. there are now two major pieces of legislation passed by this congress, not this particular one, that are being contested and people are asking the u.s. supreme court to throw them out. one is the defense of marriage act. one is the health care bill. you can be against in principle the courts throwing out an about of congress as unconstitutional. you can be for the principle and against the application. you cantcy it's perfectly ok to cancel the health care bill but not to challenge the defense of marriage act. i actually -- i assume they'll want a roll call because they want to all this effort, they'd like to be able to add this to their campaigns, it literally means nothing because there's no contravention going on now so i'll be glad to vote against it, if other people vote for it, they can do so in the confidence that it doesn't do anyth