. >> when you're in a movie like sam jackson. learn from the people who everybody in the business a while. imhe, to be honest. scared -- scared of snakes. that's the third martini wearing off. >> this makes your decision even more puzzling as far as being in the movie. >> but i found out sam jackson

. >> when you're in a movie like sam jackson.e people who everybody in the business a while. imhe, to be honest. scared -- scared of snakes. that's the third martini wearing off. >> this makes your decision even more puzzling as far as being in the movie. >> but i found out sam jackson in his contract. this say true story, had it in his contract that the snakes had to be within 25 feet of them. they could not come closer. >> there's a radius around him. >> is he so scared. he didn't want to look at them. see them. touch them. whatever he says i do. i biggy backed on his contract and said to me too. so the two leads of the movie. all about snakes in their krts said they wouldn't go near them. it's like the magic of movie makers. >> jimmy: i would but that in every contract even if there's no snakes in the movie. okay. good, we'll get this going. there he is. wait a minute. >> what is that? >> what happened to the rest of the bottle. all right. well, we'll talk about this. >> the "dancing with the stars" reunion got their first --

sam jackson's wake the f up. how do you know that was sam jackson's is viral? >> how do i know? >> are you taking his word for it? >> i don't have personal experience. >> actually, you know what -- >> amanda bines might know. >> greg, you said what bothers you is if you don't vote for obama you sleep. >> you need to wake up if you are going to vote for obama because clearly you have been sleeping for the past four years, am i right, people? >> yes because we haven't had jobs and we are sleeping all day. >> i wasn't paying attention because you didn't use the f-word. >> this is why samuel l jackson is a lot more successful than i am. >> were you trying to do something there? >> no, i am just saying, i wasn't trying to do anything. >> i was making an excellent point that you didn't get. >> sean, i talked to the romney campaign and they deny they are listing help from the gimp from pulp fiction. >> or they could be lying. >> as a real, actual ambudsman you would find out who the gimp was played by. and you didn't, did you? >> no. >> if i was ambudsing, i would be googling right now

and choosing sam jackson was weird. he was the guy who admitted to "ebony" who said he voted for barack obama because he is black. and he said "his message don't mean [bleep] to me." >> he is not a good spokesman. >> he narrated go the [bleep] to sleep. so they chose him to do this too. >> we can't use him because he said all politics are racial and people vote because they look like him. >> i don't think they really care. they clearly never have googled anything they are talking about. >> samuel l jackson i thought was great in "the avengers" so he is right in this video. >> i completely agree with you. >> sherrod, it is a really well done video. but you say it will scare white people? >> it don't take much to scare white people, right? any samuel l movie can do that. >> that's not true. >> if you listen so -- >> i'm gonna punch you in your damn face, gavin. if they are like, i voted for the president because erkle told me you are a dumb ass. >> but we see it every election. celebrities come out and they do it over and

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i think the best story of the week really besides the sam jackson making an awesome ad about voting isskewed polls. have you heard about this, this website w be people on the right have been allowed to leave the planet -- >> like the bubble. >> they have entered the bubble and seed it. if you reweight the polls where anoc aoue a different planet, mitt romney is winning, he'say ahead, he has no gas. it's beautiful. it's a wonderful reality. i think mitt has decided to enter into that unreality because it's much happier there. >> dr. terson, you don't really need to read the polls to know wt's happening, do you? causckanrum virginia governor bob mcdonald are going to iowa, and chris christie and scott walker are in new hampshire, but they're not there to campaign for mitt romney, are they? >> no, they're not. they're there preparing for 2016, which is probably the republican party's best bet at this point. but th is allyreg. t thaeolhe right who are scared about this are actually right, that pollsters are actually interacting with people who are more progressive, more centrist, and less

we've been chuckling all day about this sam jackson ad, but the ad reflects the fact that people areup to the reality that mitt romney simply isn't a really credible or very, very competent politician. and all these gaffes and all these mistakes continue to reinscribe that fact. >> to both of you, we have an interesting end note because it's not just mitt romney who is ill at ease with the polls. cue paul ryan moments ago. here he is. >> are you troubled by the wisconsin polls? and they're just polls and you always remind me of that. for a while it looked like you could take that state. just a snapshot of the moment but trailing further in that state. >> i don't actually believe the validity of that poll. i won't get into all the methodologies of it. >> which would he believe in? >> one that has him ahead. that's the one he would believe in. the reality is there's a serious thing about polling in that it does matter what your sample is and it matters the sample size and it also matters the weighting, whether you have how many more democrats than republicans. but underlying the proble

sam jackson wake the f. up, we have to vote.the same time we have to look at this next election with the hope that obama wins with a very critical self reflective eye. what can we expect from any color president not as a full member community of the nation as a whole. so that's what i think a lot of reflection and political rethinking has to go on. we can't expect a black penalty to do what we need, but that we have to ask ourselves how to create a new political vision that demands the same of everybody. >> all right professor trisha rose, thank you as always. >> and seals a very interesting conversation. it is a tough tough question. when we come back, yes, prime minister netanyahu of israel had a very important serious talk at the united nations. no question about that. we also found a funny moment. >> this is a bomb, this is a fuse. >> when we come back, also serious and funny a man walking around with a fake r.p.g. how did it turn out for him? >> after nearly eight minutes we finally attracted a few concerned citizens and re

but if you need to get to the polls and feel like, i'm a sam jackson fan, this is my demo.hat reminds you of who you are and you should get to the polls and vote for obama even if you aren't as excited as you were four years ago. >> that's why steve carell is doing this. let's watch steve carell. >> you should care. what's wrong with you? don't just watch the video. come on. what's wrong with you? go to ourtime.org to register to vote right now. if you didn't vote, i will probably show up at your house and give you a smack. a smack right across the ear. i'd box your ear. >> i have two concerns about people not voting. one is that people who are intimidated by these terrible voter i.d. laws and they think they are tougher than they are, either get their act together or intimidated into trying. don't say no to yourself. don't say no to yourself. and the other people i worry about are people who are lacks days cal. i think that's how you pronounce it. figure the other guy has got it made and the other guy has it made and they don't have to vote. lizz? >> they all use their per

if you're already there and you need to be fired up to get to the polls or you feel like i'm a sam jacksonmy demo, i should be part of this, you feel like it reminds you that's who you are and you should vote for obama, even if you're not as excited as you were four years ago. >> steve carell has a new video out to shame people into voting. >> you vote because you care and people should care. up should care. what's wrong with you? don't just watch the video. come on. what's wrong with you? go to our time.org to register now. if you didn't vote, i will probably show up at your house and give you a smack, a smack right across the ear. i'd box your ear. >> i have two concerns about people not voting. one is that people who are intimidated by these terrible voter photo id laws and they think are tougher than they are. don't say no to yourself. maybe them say no at the voting booth. the other people i worry about are people who are lackadaisical, who think obama has it made or the other guy has it made and think they don't have to vote. lizz? >> yeah, i think that's right. they all use their pe

if you're already there and you need to be fired up to get to the polls or you feel like i'm a sam jacksonmy demo, i should be part of this, you feel like it reminds you that's who you are and you should vote for obama, even if you're not as excited as you were four years ago. >> steve carell has a new video out to shame people into voting. >> you vote because you care and people should care. up should care. what's wrong with you? don't just watch the video. come on. what's wrong with you? go to our time.org to register now. if you didn't vote, i will probably show up at your house and give you a smack, a smack right across the ear. i'd box your ear. >> i have two concerns about people not voting. one is that people who are intimidated by these terrible voter photo id laws and they think are tougher than they are. don't say no to yourself. maybe them say no at the voting booth. the other people i worry about are people who are lackadaisical, who think obama has it made or the other guy has it made and think they don't have to vote. li lizz? >> yeah, i think that's right. they all use their

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way to go sam. >> give me your critique of samuel l. jackson's ad? >> my film critique.ree-second delay here? i do get the same liberties that samuel l. jackson takes? >> no. >> try it. try it. >> no. >> should i try it? no. whatever. it's fine. i mean, it's funny. i think we take politics too seriously sometimes. yeah exbring a little colloquialism to it. >> dick morris is saying, yeah, president obama maybe leading among minorities and young people but those people traditionally don't get out to vote and really not that excited about president obama anyway. so is dick morris right, will? >> dick morris has a point. first of all, i hate talking about polls and i know roland does as well, because a, i hate the idea that politicians are constantly checking polls and adjusting their message. b, i hate trying to interpret these things as though i have a crystal ball. i know this, carl, a lot of the polls coming out, heard the topic du jour this week, some think the main street polls are skewed because what they're showing is a larger democratic turnout than the historic dem

sam lazaro reports from new york and minnesota. >> the billboards and signs in the jackson heights section of queens, new york reflect dozens of languages, cultures and nashnas nationalities. it's a rich community diverse but with poverty. there's a story for that, too. a version of bangladesh's famous gremine bank. no fancy lobby here. there aren't even enough chairs. but from this and five other cramped quarters in queens and as far away as oakland, california, gremine america disperses dozens of microbusiness loans each day, all of them to women. most around $1500. it's the brainchild of u.s. trained economist mohammed unis who won the nobel peace prize for success with microlending in his native bangladesh. he wanted to prove the concept could work in a developed country. using foundation grants and borrowing commercially under a federal community reinvestment law, gremine america began in 2008 to wary customer exception. >> they were afraid what we were offering, low-cost loan, no collateral, no credit scores, no history necessarily of being in business and we would give them a loan.

jackson had four games went for over 100. helu in limited time had over 100. >> i'd rather have rg3 than sam bradford. >> absolutely. >> do youelieve the rams will win? >> do i believe the rams will win? >> yep, do you believe the rams will beat the skins? >> oh, boy. >> come on. you put us on the spot. i have to put you on the spot. >> get on the record. >> i believe the redskins will win. but i believe the rams could win. they're coming back from a heart breaking loss -- and you know what, i have a problem with that. i have a problem with that. >> what? >> i don't like him being on the cover because it's a jinx. >> they could win, probably not going to win. the way i look at this game. >> i love the suit today. >> thank you. thank you very much. we're out of time. we're going to talk about pierre garcon next time. is he going to be out there and for how long, all right? >> sounds good. >> see you in a little bit. >> back on the fox 5 morning news -- >> the junkies. >> the organization to be on with us and go right back into what they're doing. >> they're smooth. >> that's amazing. >> they are smooth. >>> well, there is a ne

sam lazaro reports on bringing an approach that's worked well in developing countries tohe u.s. a version of this story aired on the pbs program "religion and ethics newsweekly." >> reporter: the billboards and signs in the jackson heights section of queens, new york, reflect dozens of languages, cultures and nationalities. it's an immigrant community of rich diversity, but also plenty of poverty. and there's a store for that, too-- an american version of bangladesh's famous grameen bank. no fancy lobby here, there aren't even enough chairs. but from this and five other cramped quarters in queens, and as far away as oakland, california, grameen america disburses dozens of micro business loans each day, most for around $1,500, all of them to women, who studies show are more likely to repay loans and to spend money on their children's welfare. >> sign here. >> reporter: it is the brainchild of nobel laureate muhammad yunus, whose grameen bank has helped millions of women entrepreneurs in his native bangladesh. he wanted to test the concept in a developed country. with foundation grants and borrowing commercially under a federal community reinvestment law, grameen america began in 2008 to wary customer reception, s