right >> every moment i went seamus, he and a guy named george. i had a lisp still then and in rehearsal i said...and george returned to the rehearsal audience and went [descriptive noise] you'll see. >> that's the motivation >> you have to have fire in the belly >> as long as you do. >> i love it. i like the -- between whatever happens between ladies and gentlemen, places please and the curtain call or action and cut, i love. >> and theater was indeed the start, you did repertoirery theelt tre >> i did 14 years based on a four-minute audition in chicago. went to san diego. oh, my goodness, $55 a week. >> good training. >> oh, great. great. >> but then we mention injustice for all. that was '79, that was really the first big credit on your resume, and then you seem to have worked pretty steadily. a lot of tv in those next two decades, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> a fair amount. and you enjoyed it. i remember "hill street blues." i remember "the rope pers." >> cross-dressing judge >> i said my sister over there and they said, no, you're putting on the

hillary clinton has a lab named seamus. not the same dog romney put on top of his car.by jindal once ignored a dog outside of a store. dogs, dogs dogs! basically, if you want to campaign, you need a dog. he carries a gun while carrying stock. sarah palin has a dog named jill. grids, gravy, guns, and dogs. marco rubio might have a dog. is that his dog? if it is, does drink poland spring? >> governor, what is up with this dog seatbelt stuff? >> it is the stupidest thing i've heard my life. rick santorum loves dogs, but not in that way. >> the definition of marriage is not man on a dog. >> as you can see, dogs play an important role in the 2016 campaign. back to you. >> we'll be right back with barks and explosions too. ♪ >> the beloved wayfarer and one of the most historic political landmarks in new hampshire politics, probably politics in general. it is being demolished today. i believe we have footage of the demolition. we're live 24-7. of the next taking stock on the , >> hello, i am pimm fox and this is what i am taking stock of february 18, 2015. mounting pressure on

seamus cullen in ireland says, it should read, "vittert, we have mojitos, guinness beaches.you can crash at mine if you want to you're very welcome." from the u.s., gmo is not in the party mood. he asks any potential e.t. traveler to stay back, we're really just monkeys that use fire, he says. make sure we don't get loose in the universe. alison stewart from the northeast of england says "the message from earth is obvious -- help!" and conrad warns, "remember what hawking said about aliens coming to earth and comparing it to columbus coming to the americas? it did not end well for the natives." >> well let's go back to you shelia, off the back of that. first of all, is there anybody out there? i know we don't have a definitive answer, but i know you must have a view. >> i have an opinion, yes. i do believe that there are aliens in our solar system if not in outer space. but i'm not sure that they're intelligent. i think it might be microbial life that can exist in extreme conditions such as moons going around that or something like that, and they won't be able to say hello.

and seamus o'sullivan on the bagpipes. [ laughter ] >> steve: koko-pop, though. >> jimmy: another '80sssy in their jumpsuits there. let's take a listen to "if boys got pregnant." [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ stop, stop it, stop it. >> steve: ow. >> jimmy: i've had enough. that was more than enough. maybe a little bit -- let's try it one more time. ♪ ♪ stop, stop, stop. next up is a funk album. >> steve: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: i like funk, man. by an artist called jayson hoover. there he is. [ laughter ] this is like some sort of adam and eve scene. if adam looked like isaac from "the love boat" and eve was an old navy mannequin. [ laughter ] oh, it's a fold-down here. that's a lot of apples with one bite taken out. he probably could have eaten three apples and been just as full. [ laughter ] all right. let's tack a listen to a song called "second lady." ♪ ♪ i like that, i like that. let's skip ahead a little. see what, later on in the song -- ♪ ♪ stop i just -- [ laughter ] i'm still kind of -- let's skip ahead toward the middle. i want to get the gist of what the song is. ♪ we get the point. thank y

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let's talk about this with david seamus assistant to the president and director of the office of political out. this big news about jihadi john is it news to the white house or like british officials were you aware of the identity of this man and keeping it quiet for operational reasons? >> chris, i'm not going to be able to this morning here with you on "new day" confirm or deny this piece of information. i refer you to the british authorities for further information on that but i think in a more broadway what both that case and what we saw yesterday in brooklyn points to is the necessity to build on the work that we started last week with a countering violent extremism conference in washington. this is something that's going to require all hands on deck not only in the united states but across the world. >> all right. so we look at the arrests in brooklyn. one of the guys found in florida. he seems to be somewhat of a new animal that we'll term a terror investor that he was basically just providing the money for these guys to go do terrible things. what do you do about that threat? >> so

. >>> so the president does not see the problem as muslim but he does seamus limbs as the solution namelymism. what's the word from there michelle kosinski. >> reporter: we heard the talk both ways from the administration here. we heard some more pretty blunt talk from the president wrapping up this summit clearly feeling like he still needed to address this. the white house hasn't clearly articulated the rolf islamic extremism and hammering home those points again, that first of all he doesn't want to further elevate or legitimize terrorists to the level of religious leaders. that's what they want. he don't want to fall prey to their bait that this is a war against islam. at the same time he's calling on muslim leaders and muslim communities to actively counter that ideology. even though this was a global summit it was really focused deep within communities. you may well ask, what is going to come out of all of this. we know that there will be more summits and more talk but more funding for programs that do things like try to identify early warning signs, engage young people programs tha