. >> lick your valium. don't take one, just lick it.on't take the whole thing. >> it is all good up here. >> you know, what sandy, i still love you. >> i still love you too, i just think you are a bit of a rhino. >> republican in name only? >> i think are you a little switchy. >> i don't think so. >> andy, what happens if it was your house and your little kit teens were in there? >> did i pay the $75? >> no. >> what if you couldn't afford to. >> what if you spent your $75 -- >> they said by the way if there were people in danger, they would have done it. >> how did they know? >> they knew there weren't. >> they didn't pay the $75. what about capitalism? why should somebody do my job if i didn't get paid. >> i don't think they had to, but they would have. >> then it would have been okay to not let people burn, but it is all right to let the house burn down. >> i am not saying it is all right. i am saying the guy should have paid his money. i am told we have to go. >> andy, you want to start the show by saying "i am not a witch." we need

. >> did you take a valium? i never heard you speak that slowly? >> i'm trying to get my arms around it. >> what i'm mostly concerned about is the left has its films and the right has its films and everybody -- to me, it is a political coagulant. i'm worried we will harden our views as we go along. this film is, you know, we know there is some historical inaccuracies in it, but it speaks to the people who want to believe this particular message and i'm philosophically more attuned with the conservative view than the liberal view when it comes to these things, but i get turned off quickly when i hear words put into someone's mouth that were not true. >> that's right. for instance, this movie calls president obama a socialist. >> obama says basically socialism is good. >> here's what bothers me. you make fun of the way i love numbers. the reason i love numbers is because they're facts and i think if you drill down to facts in a real understanding of economics, then the answers that make sense, they begin to appeal to everybody and it isn't quite as s

much of his career, he was high during his performances, and eventually became addicted to vicodin, valiumerdosed, collapsing in the bathroom of his home. you almost died? >> eminem: yeah, definitely. >> cooper: how close do you think you were to dying? >> eminem: they said two hours. if i would have got to the hospital two hours later, that would have been it. because my organs, everything... my kidneys, everything were failing. everything was shutting down. >> cooper: he's been sober two and a half years now. but has had to teach himself how to write again, rap again, and even how to perform, as he told us hours before a detroit concert promoting his new album called "recovery." >> cooper: so, this is your first u.s. stadium concert that you're sober? >> eminem: yeah. yup. >> cooper: do you ever... i mean, when you look out, you know, and you see 40,000 people and they're all singing your songs, i mean... >> eminem: it's crazy. i mean, you can... an artist can say that they get used to it or whatever. but i think that they... they're probably lying if they do. because you got to be wowed

bill: a heck of a picture, thanks for the valium!er out, and, lilly is doing fine, last report. here's to lilly! bill: thank you, and i'll have another! signed, sealed, delivered before the big day, 32 states allowing early november voting. and early october voting, too, for that matter and fewer than 60% of american voters actually showed up in person at polling places in 2008, now, the same year, more than 17 million across the country, cast an early ballot. in oregon, they do it 100%, by mail-in, it is becoming a way of life, colorado, the mail in vote gains in popularity every year and alicia acuna is live in different. how does it affect -- and i have to think it duoes, how does it affect campaign strategy. >> reporter: it is creating a shift in the allocation of campaign resources. cash, where they are spending it and, for instance, here in colorado, 60% of the registered voters will do it by mail, this year, and, when the secretary of state's office, sends out those mail-in ballots on october 12th, voters that he have option t