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the only robert i want to see around here is julia roberts.ook, cleveland, robert's the father of my children, so unless you can come up with another safe place, he's staying with us. aw, but i was going to do a makeup anniversary dinner tonight. i got filet mignon! i'm sorry, honey. oh. (audience applauding, cheering) man, cleveland, you skipped fun drunk and sad drunk and went straight to angry drunk. you'd be angry, too, if your wife's ex-husband was sleeping on your couch. (quiet squeak) stage manager (whispering): houseguest. sinbad. h-housebad! thank you. i just wish i could find somewhere else for robert to go. that guy living in my house is more out of place than i would be as an aristocratic woman in 18th-century france. cleveland: coming through, keep it clear, please. (audience laughs) (fancy accent): warning-- don't go in the toilette. after eating all those heavy french pastries, i've turned the bidet into a bi-don't. (laughter) so, yeah, robert doesn't belong in my house. look, cleveland, robert has come to you in his time of nee

so, uh, you and robert, hey? so much fun. never knews fun, yeah. ask him to give ua pink belly or a purple nurplesometime. a what? a purple nurple. aah!get out of . yeah, see? not so much fun. sewn back on. of those,i had toe eww. well, we hada g. of course you did. i'm sure you complainedabout me? oh, ray nevertakes me dancing. ray doesn't hang uphis clothes. ray can't saythe word cinnamum. no, we didn'tta. yeah? well, good. so, my namedidn't come up at al? no, i told you,we h. get out there and move.o you know that dancin're. boy, i feel like10 year. make you feel born again.oves [telephone rings] hey, robert! yeah. no, nothin'.w. yeah. what are you wearing? yeah? a zoot suit?! ohh!oh, m. then i'm gonna haveto g. something flouncy. [laughs] well, then, don'tthrow . yeah. ha! you are so funny.ha. ok...all right. well, i'llsee you s. ok. bye-bye. heh heh. ohh, god. whoa! i'm exhausted. i am gonna beso. so, thentomorrow's out, too. so when coverage really counts, count on nationwide insurance. because what's precious to you is precious to us. ♪ love

we were talkin' about robert. robert? robert's not gay. he's a policeman. one of those village people was a policeman. robert's not gay. then why did you say he was? i didn't! hey, you taught him all those songs. what? we sang songs together. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ knock it off! what? that's how it starts? oh, please! he's not gay. he's dating amy. yeah, well-- what, they broke up? yes, but--but-- they broke up. why did they break up? i don't know, ma. this is the third time. oh, my god. oh, come on. look, it's not because-- i told you. it was too much mothering. you're always hugging him. did you evhug h? what the hell is happening here?! nothing! nothing is happening, frank. could you try to be mature for a second? he's still our son. we need to underst-- oh, could you both stop, please?! hello, everybody. robert. it's fine with me if you're gay, dear. fit date butterflies disappeared when conversation shifted to quoting classic '80s movies, followed by delicious entrees, like our new bacon jack grilled chicken with fresh avocado, from our $20 din

it was reinforced by justice roberts' own reasoning. it was not legally compelled or compared he's the only justice to have seen it as the legal for the case. and apparently he only saw that as a letly coexcelled following three days of oral argument. it occurred it was the right legally justified outcome. i just think that's the case where the case has a taint. it's not a conspiracy theory. it's now about how you communicate with the justice. it's what i said which was publicly known. the public confrontation of the court and the way john roberts responded by ruling the way he did in public which everybody can read and draw their own inferences from. [applause] >> sure. on the campaign -- it was not campaign at the stand. it was a campaign of respect. it was a campaign of respect. if you read that piece i wrote it was a completely mild manner. it sets out what john robert's vision is and said he strikes down the law he wouldn't be pursuing the vision. there's no stance. i also think you can't, randy, argue it's important to change hear

i'm making tea for robert. robert?apartment today, and he can't go back home till tomorrow. oh, really? yes. he said they had army ants. army...ah, heh heh. [continues chuckling] well, what are you doing over here? hey, i just had to walk across the street. you had to drive here, officer barone. what are you talking about? ray's scared. hey! you're the one who's scared. what do you mean? are you sick? are you in trouble? is someone bullying you? no, ma. then what is it, what are you scared of? bein' alone. you mean for the rest of your life. no, but thanks for bringing up that possibility. then what is it? i--i--i don't know, ma. you know, noises... the dark, things in the closet. sometimes it creeps me out. you know, raymond, too. hey, hey, hey, speak for yourself here. hey, you're the one who came over to my place tonight. yes, and, uh, there were no army ants. "oh! my house is empty. "debra's gone. "oh, no, i'm frightened." shut up, ass of the world! you shut up, shmuck of the whole neighborhood! that's smaller, you

(robert) ew!w, the reason i came up with this is because my office is the barn, which is haunted with flies because of the dogs and the horses. so, i designed an all-natural flytrap, and right away, we were successful, catching them where they feed and breed. with your investment and your connections, we can make no fly cone the trusted standard for controlling flies in no time. what questions do you have for me? how is that different than, like, a no-pest strip that you would hang? well, the strips have an external glue. well, you see the flies that they accumulate. with this, you don't see the flies until you actually look to see what you've caught. it requires dog excrement as the attractant. (robert) is that true? yes, sir. (daymond) so, the dog has to defecate outside, and you put the cap over this, and that attracts the flies. but if you clean up the dog's mess and put it away... you got it, daymond. you--you're kind of creating the problem by leaving the poop outside, aren't you? when you p

go ahead, robert. i never thoughti'd say this, but could you passthe broccoli,? actually, i thinkit. you just have tomak. right, debra? doesn't it?rts outw, it has an authenticturkey flavo. after this meal.ng is,you don'tp that's all i had left. it's jell-o! shh! don't do that. [doorbell chimes] i'll get it! who could that be? hopefully the angel of death. barone? yeah. happy thanksgivingfrom . gobble, gobble, gobble. what is this? a complete holiday dinnerwi. it's the angelof mercy! this must bea mistake. you ordered this, frank. why do you assume it's me? because you're the onewho w. ok, but i stilldidn. well, who did? not me, ma. this melts in your mouth. i, uh, would've left it, but i can't leaveperish. is there a ray-- no! barone over here? oh-h-h-h-h-h-h, boy. here. take this. you don't wantto have to te. raymond. gobble, gobble, gobble. all the natural energy found in peanuts? caramel works. payday. crunchy, roasted peanuts and soft, delicious caramel come together to give you sweet energy. payday. fill up and go. the next day, we sprayed febreze air effec

and robert. i understand you both your problems but right now the concern is that it is the domestic abuse. i have grave concerns for you and your child and right now the number one thing is you need to protect your child. what i would recommend is that you stay with your mom. after the show, i'm going to meet with you. and give you other after carrie sources. robert, i'm also going to help you with anger management. we'll talk about resources we can have for you. you have to be separate you cannot be together right now. right now you need he needs to work on his things and you need to work on yours and you need to make the priority be you and your children. >> kirk: robert, are you willing to take this help? >> yes, >> you need all the help. you're sick. you're a monster doing this to me, our family. you just need to amitt to your damn you just need to admit to your damn self. >> kirk: it's time to find out >> yeah. better now than later. >> kirk: hopefully you guys can at least be civil for the

and birthday boy robert costa. former clinton white house secretary and managing director of the global park group deedee myers, who is also the author of "why women should rule the world" a book everyone should own. former white house secretary the inimitable robert gibbs. breaking news. the president and vice president are headed to the hill. the republicans and specifically mitch mcconnell have been ringing the bell saying where is joe biden in all this. can we have our biden back. biden was critical to the last deal. do you think he'll play a critical role in the upcoming issues? >> i think he'll play a bit of a role. i think you saw the market clearly has built into the reaction the fact we're having discussions. the market has gone back up a bunch since that. look, the elements of a deal are largely there, assuming there's the wherewithal to push them through. i think there's probably a fairly good chance we can get something through the senate in the next not too long. the question will still become whether

look, robert,i didn- oh, you didn't think?e able to baby-sit? robert, look, you wanna? fine. mom doesn'thave t. yes, she doeshave t. that's my getawayfr. well, i could comeover here and. that's not the same thingase and me staying there. listen, ma, i don'tneed? i can take careof the k. ok, dear. ok. good. what? good-bye. i'll be goingalong, too. i'll see you in 3 days,all righ? what? nothing, dear. bye-bye. hey, look, raymond, i won'tlet you down? just relax and goen. yeah, yeah, i know. bed-and-breakfasts?o one of thee yeah. with my ex-wife. how was it? did you not catch the endof that sent? yeah, great. what's with the face? no, no. yeah, it's just...going. it's just so much time...togeth. what are youafraid ? you guys still... what? wa-wa wacka-tau-tau. yeah. i mean,yeah, we do. that's not the problem. it's the in between. ah, the remainsof t. she keeps saying howromantic it. 3 days of romantic. i don't see the need. listen, let me give you? these tripsare for the . it's a weekend. [groan] raymond, raymond,ra. you know, so

robert kirkland? it's a long story. nothing for robert kirkland within a hundred miles.ah, crap. but there's a michael kirkland. owns a cabin up near el dorado state park. oh, is he a relative? i don't know. i can check. all right, text me the address. sure. we should call local authorities for backup. no. no. no cops. nobody can know about me. please. okay. how do we do this? (exhales) (clicks) that's how. do you have siblings, jane? no. i had a twin brother-- michael. we were very close growing up. i hear that's a strong bond. and our father was a sadistic drunk. he beat the crap out of us and our mother. beat her till she couldn't take it anymore. she left? with a razor blade. after that, it was just me and michael. i was all he had. you were the stronger one. yeah. uh, i grew up. i got away. but michael couldn't do it. (inhales) he stayed in this house and watched our father drink himself to death. the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. you're right. michael turned to the bottle, drank like his life depended on it. i paid for treatments. i took him to meetings. no

he is an author and radio host who works for roots action dot org and in san francisco we cross to robert rosenthal he is the executive director of the center for investigative reporting all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want robert if i can go to you first in san francisco what is the state of investigative journalism in light of all of these affairs with whistleblowers and i don't have to name names because we all know they are. i think actually investigative reporter reporting in the united states is relatively healthy believe it or not even with the decline in the structure really of the business model and what's happened in this country is a lot of independent investigative reporting organizations have started up the center for investigative reporting as is the oldest actually and right now the largest. but there's a lot of interest in how do you sustain this kind of information information and investigative reporting the threats from the government which are real from the federal government have put it chill on not only the journal

an robert has been looking there all night.e simply has nowhere to throw. >> referee: false start, number 46, offense. five-yard penalty, still second down. >> al: no huddle here and quick snap. it didn't work. >> cris: such a significant game for these two teams. they know it. robert griffin, they were on the last game coming off the bye. really felt like they had it going. looked good. a couple three and outs. couldn't convert that last drive and missed a field goal. >> al: second and nine. here comes a flag. and then the pass is out of bounds. maybe a hold here. >> cris: jason hatcher is the equivalent of brandon carr in this game. with all his guys out -- >> referee: holding, number 78, offense, ten-yard penalty, still second down. >> cris: and now he looks like he's hurt. here we go. 97 is going to come in. chester is just going to try to get pressure. luckily they have a mobile quarterback in robert griffin. boy, with everybody gone, it has been jason hatcher or bust as far as pass rush pressure. >> al: lichtensteiger. gr

robert barber is his pick for ambassador to iceland. regulators in japan have given final approval to move more than 1500 fuel rods from a cooling pool at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant. the process is set to begin next month but the nuclear regulatory chair has warned of a potential disaster if the fuel rods are damaged or break in the removal process. antinuclear activist harvey wasserman says -- a group of protesters gathered outside of barneys department store here in new york city wednesday to condemn the retailer's alleged reform -- racial profiling. new york attorney general eric schneiderman has launched a probe after african-american customers said employees alerted police after making a racially biased assumption that the shoppers could not afford their purchases. especially as a teenager, when i walk into a store like barneys, there is a lot of attention on the because i am a black african-american teenager. therefore i feel like i should stand up for myself. looking at me you do not know who i am. american,i am african-

with julia roberts, you know this. >> i love that you love her. she was born on this date 1967. >> happy birthday, julia. >> i'm also just a girl. standing in front after boy. asking him to love her. >> 2.6 billion is how much roberts films have earned at the box office. >> i'm having a relationship with my pizza. >> little more than $464 million is what pretty woman brought in. >> roberts was paid just $300,000. one, as in the first, roberts was the first actress to receive a $20 million salary for a single film. >> that is my work. my sweat. my time away from my kid. >> for a title role in 2000s erin brockovich. it was worth it. she won an award for the fil shae been ninated times. for erin brockovich, steel magnoli magnolias. two is how many times she has been married. first from lyle lovett to 1993 to 1995. her current husband is cameraman danny motor. they've got throw kids. two is how many times ellen degeneres scared roberts on her talk show. >> when do you get to the point when enough is enough. are you patronizing me? >> we love our stars

yeah, robert told me about you and happy hips over there. oh, great. that's just great, robert.sounds like somebody's trying to earn some jewelry. [laughing] listen, it's none of my business, but i think maybe this might be debra's way of trying to...compensate. how so, ma? well, if you can't cook in the kitchen... ok. good-bye. you guys are way off. there. what are you-- holy crap! that's debra's aerobics instructor. she watches him flex all around, and then she goes home all...inspired. why do you do that? why do you tell mom and dad things like that, huh? my personal things. why? why? why? why?! brings us closer. what are you so upset about? sounds like mr. muscle here is saving you some prep work. i don't like that, frank. and i have to say, raymond, i think that debra is playing a very dangerous game. oh, what are you talking about? who cares where she gets her appetite as long as she has her meal at home. stop. stop. marie: raymond, you have to get debra out of this class right now. why? this guy is helping out. maybe ray doesn't have what it takes to get debra's motor run

absolutely i think robert's right that there are encouraging trends there are potentials but i think we have a long long way to go and when you have an entire debate for weeks covering a shutdown where both sides and both parties have harmoniously agreed not to shut down half the government the military and the spying and the drug enforcement agency all all of the deadly parts of the government are up and running smoothly and the whole entire debate is framed around the shutdown of the government it's very difficult for independent smaller outlets to insert into that the fact that half the government isn't shut down the fact that we have shut down feeding the hungry and caring for the sick as in essential non-essential items while continuing all sorts of supposedly essential deadly items it's very hard to talk about that when many of the pundits and we saw a great study produced within the past couple weeks about the pundits who are on t.v. in the lead up to the non missile strikes into syria and how many of them stood to profit from that action and it wasn't and the conflicts weren'

. >> a look at supreme court chief justice john roberts exiting st. matthews cathedral with the archbishop of in washington, d.c. yesterday. this is the conclusion of the annual red mass. it's traditionally held the day before the first monday of october when the supreme court begins its new term, and the service dates back to 1928. it's intended to invoke blessingsings of those responsible for the administration of justice. it's attended by members of the court and other washington officials, and we'll take a look at some of the other attendees. [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] [background sounds] >> and as the supreme court begins its new term, some of the cases on its docket involve issues like affirmative action, campaign finance, abortion and contraception. the cofounders of scotus recently discussed some of these issues. they were joined by court correspondent pete williams of nbc news and tony mauro of the national law

nhk world. >>> meteorologist robert speta joins us once again for the rest of the weather. robert? >> as we continue to watch wipha, continuing to inch towards the tokyo metro area here on tuesday into wednesday, we still have a lot of other things going on across much of eastern asia, and western pacific. i first want to talk about now tropical depression nari moving over vietnam toward laos and into eastern portions of thailand. this has already been bringing heavy rainfall. it's still going to be, but the good news is that we have seen these winds weaken down strong enough to, it is no longer a tropical system, and really no more track is going to be expected from this as it moves off to the west. still pretty heavy precipitation coming out of it. also looking at the risk of flooding toward portions of the philippines. we're still watching heavy rainfall here. it's not so much the heavy rain i'm worried about over here, it's these afternoon thunderstorms combined with aftershocks following the earthquake earlier on this morning. the problem is, you get heavy rainfall that sat ra

robert, robert -- >> oh, my god is he there. >> wendy: stand up. take a look at robert deniro. take your best shot at punching him in the face if you care. >> i got to hit him. >> wendy: yes. >> he's still my idol. what's that over there. sorry, bro. >> wendy: jerry, thank you so much for being here. nice to see you. "last vegas" hits theaters on friday. up next we have ask wendy. keep it here. >> wendy: thanksgiving is a time to be together and i want to spend i want with you. >> announcer: enter our thanksgiving with wendy watch and win sweepstakes. you and a friend could win a once-in-lifeme trip to new york city. and a lavish male with wendy. >> wendy: we're saving a seat for you. [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: welcome back. it's time for ask wendy. how you doin. >> how you doin. my name is sierra. about a month ago i hooked up with a guy from work and now he won't talk to me. >> wendy: a month ago? was drinking involved >> maybe. >> wendy: circumstances of the hookup. >> really just a one nightstand. we went out and partied and then we hooked up and i thought we would b

good evening, robert. >> hello, robert. we're having a party down here right now, though it's not to celebrate the shutdown. the stock market rally, a little sell on the news as the deal was announced midday. but stocks closed at their high. the dow jones industrial average, you see that here, now only about 2% from the historic highs. it was a broad rally. financials were strong. health care, consumer discretionary, all of them up about 1%. the big issue, larry, is what is next for stocks? traders are trying to assess how much damage has been done to consumer confidence by the shutdown, the concern is that companies may use the shutdown as an excuse to lower fourth quarter earnings more aggressively than they might normally do. now there is considerable concern that reliving the entire debt and government spending issue in january like we just talked about, that's in this deal, will cause some to hold back in christmas spending, for example, particularly those who might rely on tax refunds in january to pay those bills. an

the same john roberts who voted with the liberals to uphold the affordable care act was the john roberts who voted to strike down the voting rights act this term as well. they need each other the next day. i have not seen any sign that it has affected the alignment of justices on issues, or that they are mad at each other and won't go to lunch or anything. i don't think it is persisted in persistent in any way. >> they get mad at each other and then go away for three months. >> life tenure has an impact. they realize they're going to be in this bunker for many years together, so they may as well get along with each other. recessus the summer helps bygones be bygones. unlike a lot of institutions in washington, d.c., there is genuine respect between the justices. one senator may respect half a dozen senators, but there are a bunch that they think there are idiots. really doustices recognize that each of the other one is acting in completely good faith. they work super hard. they are completely committed. they are polite to each other. stronglyisagree very with the views of another justice

what is going on, robert?i'm listening and tim cook is back on stage talking about ipads right now as we speak. we just heard about updates to the so-called productivity apps, i-life and i work. if you have an ios device or a mac. they told 170 millionth ipad this month. going on to talk about how other companies getting into the game but saying that is contending that ipads are used four times more than other devices. we know the android from google, that operating system is clearly gained the most market share and batterer in out with a report this week saying they would have almost half of market by end of next year. something to watch as ios much smaller part of the market. we're anticipating that he will announce new i pads and larger format ipad 5 and ipad mini 2. we're expecting mini color iterations, a smaller frame for the larger one but keeping 9.7-inch screen if you will. for that and the smaller format. expected to have a faster processor, same as the large that would make them both some, twice as

hey, robert. hey, ray. let me help you with that there, buddy. it's a glass. i can-- no, it's heavy. let me take it. ok. so, did, uh, jennifer tell you about her... exciting new...business? great retirement plan. ha ha ha! ha ha ha ha! hey, y-you know who i loved when i was a kid? the singin' nun. oh, yeah, yeah. me, too. yeah. but only for her music. nun. hey, hey, you remember that song? yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ dominique, nique, nique [song continues in french] hey. kids in bed? yeah. yeah. you should've stayed up. what a great movie. oh, i've seen it a thousand times. it's almost like the hills really are alive... and i like it when julie andrews does this. you're very talented. yeah. you like that? hey. how about this? [high-pitched voice] ♪ dominique, nique, nique... [knock knock] hey. maybe it won't be so hard to give up men. i just--i love that song. i just... hey, deb, you got an alarm clock? i want to make 6:30 mass at that church down the street. 6:30? is god even up then? anyone interested in joining me? i usually go over by work. ok, then.

baltimore county police are investigating a body found near robert e lee park. mike schuh just finished speaking with police. he joins us with the latest. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. at 450 acres the park is crossed by rails. on one of the running trails police found the body. >> the main trails get a lot of use. it's here on the western edge a gruesome discovery. >> the officers found the body of a deceased man. >> robert e lee park begins at the tree line but this is not a popular part of the park. the body was found 150 yards off falls road. >> it is along the trail but this time 1:00 in the morning is not going to be too much foot traffic out there. >> the man is identified as

robert, good to see you. i keep getting this question, would these countries, these pension funds, would these people who invest in the u.s. dollar, in u.s. treasuries, would they go somewhere else? could they actually go somewhere else? >> yeah, they do california. the reason why they invest in the u.s. dollar in treasury in the first place they're trying to offset or sterilize the trade surplus they have in the u.s. the u.s. imports from chain than they export. the u.s. imports a lot more products from japan than they export. so they are left with a trade surplus. they're left with an excess of dollars. if they sell those dollars in the open market it would put upward pressure on their own currency which would diminish their competitive advantage. so they don't. they have to recycle their currency, and they can buy treasury with it. they can close accounts they have with the united states but that's challenging and difficult. or they can try to some how find another place for these dollars. now we've heard

cheryl: robert finished up almost 4.5%. robert luna, ladies and gentlemen. >> congratulations.ream pretty soon for the hot weather. dennis: it is the fox business summertime showdown. you gave us your picks in mid july. we have the results. we have david down. scott, not up much. scott, a win is a win. you will be moving on in the competition. the summer is ending and so is round one. cheryl: you are looking at the averages. congratulations, robert. >> thanks. cheryl: how do you feel? >> he was great. i just feel like he played it a little too safe with his picks. >> i am so confident that i will beat him. cheryl: here are their averages. it will be dinner at dukes. you are buying. ♪ >> congratulations. cheryl: they battle head to head. now we are down to the final two. robert luna and oliver pursche. the championship of the all-star showdown. check this out. it is beautiful. it will be going home with one of these two men. oliver pursche or robert luna. dennis: keep them away from that trophy. cheryl: let's get to your picks. robert, we will start with you. here is what you sa

robert king joins us from austin, just back from visiting wallace. he was the one who delivered the news to herman wallace that his conviction have been overturned. we're joined by herman wallace's defense attorney george kendall. first, we go directly to the new orleans hospital or herman wallace lies. we are joined by jackie summell some of the artist behind "herman's house," who joined us on monday in studio in new orleans when democracy now! was broadcasting from there, broadcasting about the case of herman wallace, then still in prison. now she joins us by phone at the bedside of herman wallace from the lsu medical center where herman wallace is now. jackie, can you talk about herman's condition at this point? >> good morning, amy. herman has taken a turn for the worst at about 3:00 in the morning. i got a phone call from one of the other supporters who said, you should come in. the doctors aren't sure if his kidneys are also failing as well as his liver. so i have been with them since 3:00. a word, like speak if you move him around, he will yel

but, robert, what about that is?e not worried about the primary. >> senator mcconnell is con ty -- confident. sees bevin as a tea party challenger and has support. not becoming a national tea party figure. not gaining momentum. donations from small dollar donors outside of kentucky. mcconnell is really focusing now from based on our interview and conversations on the, the general election on allison grimes. she is running against him as someone an obstructionist in washington. so his point was quite cutting and frank in the interview. he said i cut this deal. i may it happen in terms of governing. you can't make the argument. he thinks allison grimes need a new quote rationale for her candidacy. >> it's been a bad 24 hours for her. she is accusing him of being part of the problem. last 24 hours he was part of the solution. >> interesting. mcconnell has the dual challenge. not a lot of republicans have. republicans have to worry about tea party or primary. that's one of the issues that mitch mcconnell is facing. in a

eamon, kayla, robert, thank you. the "kudlow report" starts right now. >>> do we or do we not have a deal? we had a lot of optimistic reports today and some near misses. but we're still waiting for something definite ift from capitol hill. one thing has become clear. this entire thing is about the budget cutting sequester which democrats want to stop. the obama care reforms, off the table. we'll have live reports throughout the hour. markets rallied across the board. are they jumping the gun or being real smart? >>> on a different subject, computer glitches are one thing but now the nation is suffering from obama care sticker shock. you want to keep your insurance premiums affordable, you may be looking at a stunning annual deductible of $12,700. that's not good. these stories and more coming up on "the kudlow report" starting right now. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm larry kudlow. tyler mathisen joins me on set. we're live here at 7:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. pacific. waiting for budget news of a potential deal in washi

robert, we're delighted to have you with us.on't think anyone has gotten as deep into the excrement with republicans. you look at a public conservative group endorsing the challenger against the number-one democrat in the senate. is this, robert, just the beginning of a republican republican fallout from this shutdown and this default tragedy? >> the government shutdown may have ended. but when you look ahead to 2014 and you see former governor palin's statement, the republican party, especially the right, just starting to gear up for what's going to be a major class within the party. if you were with mcconnell and others on this deal, you could have some primary problems next year. >> so are you saying, robert, that this is now all-out war, republican on republican? >> it's very interesting, martin. because you're not seeing a war on policy or principle. when you look at ted cruz's platform versus mitch mcconnell's platform, it's nearly identical. but there is a civil war happening on tactics. they can't decide on a strategy. i

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. >> cris: robert griffin. he has seen some of the skills that made him special a year ago. a guy that had the top yards per pass and top yards for rushing in the league. and a couple of mistakes that will be attributed to him, the fumble even interception. one he never saw the guy from behind. the other, his receiver fell down. all in all, pretty strong night. really got beat on special teams tonight. >> al: yep. that was something that each coach sort aftof addressed. mike shanahan talking to mike yesterday about who the key special teams guys. and kind of groping for -- >> cris: he gave that you look. but for robert griffin, so many comparisons to adrian peterson because the way peterson recovered from the knee surgery a year ago. and they're saying well if he did it and rushed for 2,000 yards, robert griffin can certainly come back and play quarterback. if you look at some of the numbers, it took about four games for adrian peterson to get it going, too. i think we've seen a little bit of that tonight. >> al: they can take another 40 seconds of clock. so peterson last ye

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robert, obviously first off, your safety.feel that you are in a safe and secure place, and then tell us what you know. >> i do feel i'm in a safe and secured place. here's what happened. i was outside at the house of representatives. there were votes happening -- >> hello, robert, are you with us? okay. >> all right. it looks like, mandy, we lost robert. well, it may be a technical problem or it may not be. having been there many times, the security systems at the capitol building are second to none. it may be a technical issue. we might be able to get him back up. okay. but we also know that when there is a threat, when there is an emergency like this, the shelter in place rule's been affected. the u.s. government can do a lot of things which might also be able to shut off wireless technology. peter king, sounds like yours at least may not have been shut off, if that is the case. you heard the tragic headlines there. u.s. capitol police officers, we don't know how many, have been shot. that has been confirmed. we are waiting

robert is wrong, just trying to scare people.veterans payments, any program would do that -- >> what is not prioritized? >> we are going through a debate in this country about the size and scope of government. and that includes some of the lesser programs. do we need everything we have? that is part of this debate. and i think you're going to see, as this debate continues, and obama is going to be part of this finally. he is going to get involved. there will be decisions made. and you know what? we don't need everything we have in our government. and you know what? we don't need the crazy complex tax system that we have in our system. and you know what? we don't need 5, 6, $700 billion deficits every year. we don't need that. that is a major part of this debate. >> larry, great to see you. >> let me agree with larry kudlow. >> you can't say anything robert, i'm shutting you down. robert, it is a cnn shutdown that is being implemented with the media -- we're -- >> you're giving larry the last word? >> the good news you can come ba

that's actor robert redford.d some strong comments about the president's political opponents in congress. let's listen. >> it is so decrepit, so paralyzed. and the worst of it is, that is is paralyzed by intention. i think what sits underneath it, unfortunately, is there is probably racism involved. which is awful. >> never mind they are supposed to be in office representing the interest of the public. they are representing their own self interest which is very narrow and in some cases just bigoted. >> anna? is robert redford an out of touch hollywood liberal or does he have a point? >> oh, lord, don lemon. you do know i have a weakness for good looking men. and you do know once upon a time, robert redford was a fine male specimen. but listen, what he is saying right now is not accurate. not everybody that some people may think is about racism is about racism. not everything that some people say is not about racism is not about racism. is there racism in america 2013? absolutely, there is. but it undermines the p

i'm robert. >> the challenge is this not actually robert.ike the soccer star. >> i'm here for a brief time. perhaps i could grab your number, we could get together. >> anyway, number -- >> i felt like they didn't know who the heck he was. >> okay, you're robert. >> this one is crazy. >> i'll fly you to one of my games. >> the 09 -- >> good meeting you. >> no, i mean like make out -- ork, like a real kiss. >> a serious makeout session and he's all in. >> i think if you ask nicely, it might just work for you. >> i have a boy friend. >> what's he have to do with me? what is your number? >> 951- -- >> what do you want me to autograph? >> one of the girls asks him for an autograph and he signing her chest. the end ten numbers. >> makes make. >> there's the culprit. >> i have a couple of videos for you guys. one is just awesome. the other one is awesomely funny. >> this is it near moad, utah. they've set up a nice big ol' rope swing. >> wow! >> did you hear her screaming? screaming for deaver life. >> you don't hear her scream till she gets to the