. >> jimmy: with noted these tee shaquille o'neal, i understand, is in the film. >> shaquille o'neale, but he is like ridiculous, you know? like, i did a scene with him. and, you know, it's like "stuart little." i sit in his hand, and he's like -- [ laughter ] he's playing rob schneider in this movie. >> jimmy: oh, he is? >> yeah, we're really gambling. it's like "avatar." i don't want to give it all away. >> jimmy: all right, well -- hey, you're shooting the movie in bos rht >> oh, yeah, u did timeah, u it's a lot of fun. we got to -- first day, chris rdi g bos cel >> jimmy: that'n. we got invited somehow. we ran down late, you k and we had courtside seats, which is great, bure c >> jimmy: how late wereu&> of dr >> jimmy: that's late. >> and all we heard was, like "look at these hot shots! hey, l.a. hot shots, is this how you do it in l.a.? you come in the third quarter?" and i'm like, "hey, guys. hey, guys." eepal. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> i'm doing fist bumps and making it rain and doing al that cool stuff. and they like that. and then we sit down there, right -- i mean, i can't

. >> jimmy: with noted these this piecian shaquille o'neal, i understand.'t -- i mean, everybody's tall to me, but he is like ridiculous, you know? like, i did a scene with him. and, you know, it's like "stuart little." i sit in his hand, and he's like -- [ laughter ] he's playing rob schneider in this movie. >> jimmy: oh, he is? >> yeah, we're really gambling. it's like "avatar." i don't want to give it all away. >> jimmy: all right, well -- hey, you're shooting tightie in boston, right? >> oh, yeah, up there in "mahblehead." we're all over boston. we did it last time there. it's a lot of fun. we got to -- first day, chris rock and i got to go to a boston celtics game. >> jimmy: that's fun. >> one of the playoff games. we got invited somehow. we ran down late, you know, from the set. and we had courtside seats, which is great, but we're coming in, you know, late. >> jimmy: how late were you? >> end of third quarter. >> jimmy: that's late. >> and all we heard was, like "look at these hot shots! hey, l.a. hot shots, is this how you do it in l.a.? you come in

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charles barkley, shaquille o'neal, kenny smith -- they usually spend about a few minutes talking about the game and then the rest of the time, making fun of each other. one of the things they make fun of the most is charles barkley's weight. so, tonight we thought it would be amusing to take some audio from "inside the nba" and combine it with video from the cartoon "fat albert and the cosby kids." and as a result, we now have something that th cf1& and as a result, we now have something that th cf1& >> i was out there running suies o >> are yo >> hey, siri, order charles barkley two boxes of krispy two boxes. [ laughter ] >> oh, please don't tease me. >> wait. wait. wait. siri, is that really true? >> most definitely. his big ass sure did. [ laughter ] >> oh! >> listen, y'all are [bleep] around here. [ laughter ] [ whimsical music plays ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's overweight. fat albert is the perfect nba broadcaster. one more item before we forge ahead -- for our game 1 show, the very talented performer mike tyson was kind eno ce with a song fr e to lebronat. so, tonight

you may remember the basketball player shaquille o'neal when he was one of the early celebrity adopters of twitter, and he picked as his twitter name the real shaq. that was his name on twitter. you could follow the real shaq, and if you were lucky you might end up getting ticket from him at the mall if you tweeted and you were the first person to go to the mall and find him. maybe you couldn't believe it at first, but the real shaq on twitter was, in fact, the real shaq, irl, in real life. shaq has changed to just being plai

you may remember the basketball player shaquille o'neal when he was one of the early celebrity adopters of twitter, and he picked as his twitter name the real shaq. that was his name on twitter. you could follow the real shaq, and if you were lucky you might end up getting ticket from him at the mall if you tweeted and you were the first person to go to the mall and find him. maybe you couldn't believe it at first, but the real shaq on twitter was, in fact, the real shaq, irl, in real life. shaq has changed to just being plain shaq on twitter. it turns out that now just saying you're the real you doesn't necessarily prove anything anymore. consider, for instance, the real romney. that's another twitter account that's live right now. even though it has mitt romney's picture on it and mitt romney's name and it says the real romney, the real romney is not real. the presumed republican nominee is not, for example, tweeting about who let the dogs out. this is satire. the joke depends on you being smart enough to catch on, and it's funnier because it says, i'm real, i'm real, when it's plainl

if i am compared to shaquille o'neal, there is an average height of 6 ft. 1. the median wage figure is so important. when you see the median wage declining, and on top of that 23 million americans either unemployed or under-employed you have a good indication why there is not enough aggregate demand, why people do not enough money to turn around and buy what the public sector could offer. guest: i think there is in the following way. those tax cuts were sold to assess ways of treating a better economy, more jobs. they were sold to us as a form of trickle-down economics and one thing we have learned is that trickle-down economics does not work. nothing trickled down. wages went down. job growth, even before the great recession, between 2001 and 2007 was rather anemic compared to the job growth under the clinton administration, of which i was very proud to be a member. those cuts had no effect other than in reaching the already very rich. so, when republicans say the way to revive job growth is to give more tax cuts to the wealthy and corporations, you have to s

i sometimes joke that shaquille o'neal, the best player and i have an average height of 61. but that is because the topic is that the average. you can't always trust averages hit the median as a better mechanism because half are above and half are below and that's where the median wage figure episode important. you see it continually declining and on top of the 23 million americans either unemployed or underemployed have a pretty good patient whether or not in the aggregate demand and people don't have the money to turn around and buy with the private sector could buy. >> host: is there any connection painting those tax cuts and the great recession of 2007? >> guest: there is in the following way. those tax cuts were sold to a display of creating a better economy, creating a stronger economic growth and more jobs. and upwards they were sold as a form of trickle-down economics. one thing we have learned from those tax cuts is to trickle-down economics doesn't work. it is bunk. doesn't trickle-down. we just went down. job growth even before the great recession, job growth betw