vinny, we're glad to see you're safe and sound, but first of all, how did you get yourself stuck? >> so i decided to toss the rope over the tree limb. i just climbed up it. once i got to the top, the rope was underneath me. >> alex, you seemed amused by this whole thing. >> oh, i was nervous. i just was more amused than nervous. you should have known i was going to get you on camera on this. >> when the fire department eventually comes, they put the ladder up there but it looks like you were able to get the rope where you wanted it before you came down. >> they told me to finish the job so they didn't have to come back. >> after we see you, you know, walk down the ladder, what did the firefighters say? >> they told me i was the first human being that they actually rescued out of a tree before. >> i've got to ask though, vinny, did it hurt your pride at all? >> oh, absolutely. i'm not afraid to say it. >> you're handling it really well. i think all of us can say you got a gold star as a dad for your efforts for sure. >> heck yeah. >> because that was a high tree. >> i hate to bring

>> vinnie from massapequa. >> jimmy: vinnie from massapequa. [ cheers ] very good.you can about a certain topic. so, what topic would you like to talk about? >> animals. >> jimmy: well, it doesn't really matter. i'll decide your topic. [ laughter ] remember, the more things you say, the more points you earn. are you ready for this? >> i'm ready. >> jimmy: all right. your topic is body parts that begin with the letter p. go. [ laughter ] >> um -- [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] pinky toe. pinky toe. >> jimmy: ah, pretty close. we would have taken anything. [ laughter ] would have taken anything. [ light laughter ] we will accept pinky toe? brain master -- [ cheers ] how many points did he earn? 623! [ cheers ] that's pretty good. you can stand over there, buddy. yeah. very, very good. contestant number two, come on over here. ♪ hi, how you doing, pal? >> hello. >> jimmy: what is your name and where you from? >> sarah. i'm from chicago. >> jimmy: hey, welcome. [ cheers and applause ] we love chicago. now, you saw what contestant number one did right there. >> yeah. >> jimmy:

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vinny in new york. vinny! >> caller: jim, big boo-yah from new york. forget about it. >> i like it.ler: what's going on, brother? i have a quick question about amrn. we are a a week away from approval instead of slowly creeping up to $18 it's going back every day. what's going on? [ buzzer ] >> this is a biotech i'm willing to take the risk. remember, that means you can lose a lot of money but you can make a lot of money. took a lot of heat on twitter about saying own it and ring the register. if we get good news ring the register at least on half. marvin in new york. >> caller: boo-yah from a wet manhattan. >> it is awful out there. what's going on? >> caller: first, thanks for explaining the markets, the politics, the economics in these difficult times. you have helped me develop my own philosophy and strategy. >> that's what i want. i want to help empower people. what's going on? >> caller: i'm looking at allt communications in the data traffic optimization business. >> it's good but it had quite a run so we took a little off the table. brian ashtonburg runs the newsletter at the

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i need to speak to vinny in new york. vinny?ller: a big boo-yah from new york, forget about it. >> i like you, what's up? >> caller: i have a quick question for you about amarin. slowly creeping up to the $17, $18 mark, it's going backwards every day. what's going on? >> look, this is another one of these biotechs i tell you i am willing to take the risk. now, remember, when i say take the risk that means you can lose a lot of money but you can make a lot of money. i took a lot of heat @jimcramer on twitter saying, listen, ring the register. if we get good news, you're going to ring the register. let's go to marvin in new york. marvin? >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from a very wet manhattan. >> yeah it is pretty awful out. what's going on? >> caller: well, first i want to say thanks to jim for explaining the markets, the politics, the economics in these difficult times. you've helped me to develop my own philosophy and strategy. >> that's what i want. i want to help empower people. i'm doing it right. you say so. what's going on? >>

i thought, should i tell him, keep it to myself. >> vinnie?ndrome, he couldn't say savannah. he called me vinny. >> or pooter. >> my brother. >> up next, is your ereader tracking you? what you need to know before enjoying your next digital read right after this. with being fed on. we demand k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels most ticks before they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. and a tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. so let's put our paws down in protest and raise our barks to rally till we all get k9 advantix ii. join us at poochprotest.com. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. [ stomach growls ] [ female announcer ] skipping breakfast to get ahead? research shows that women that eat breakfast like the special k breakfast actually weigh less. what will you gain when you lose?™ [ male announcer ] this is our beach. ♪ this is our pool. ♪ our fireworks. ♪ and our slip and slide. you have your idea of summer fun, and we have

. >> good evening, said researchers -- good evening, supervises pmi name is vinnie aurora. dealing with domestic violence with the pacific islands population. chinatown and other neighborhoods. our clients in the tenderloin are the ones that need the most mental health and family support supervisors. they tell us they need services. they tell us they have a hard time getting care, and for their sake, we are really ready for this hospital. our clients are ready for these services. cpmc is the only hospital for our clients that does not have a waiting list for linguistic care. there are southeast asian languages and others. our clients go there because they get adequate care. and they get respect. today, i spoke to one of our clients, and i said, "why do you go to cpmc when you can go anywhere?" they said it is one of those hospitals that makes them feel like an equal, gives them respect, and it makes them feel not as a victim of abuse or a poor person or a resident of the city needs care, so we are very supportive of this project. there have been partners for several years,

thomas simpson, vinnie aurora, jerome france, and anna saints. >> hello. my name is javier. i am a business with the laborers. this is one of the most important projects. i do not have to tell you how bad it has been for us, and in the last two or three years. to approve this kind of project, it is a matter of survival, not only for the laborers but for the union. by approving this project, it is going to help our members, community, and also the population. we need a hospital. for us as the laborers, it is a total package. it is not only going to produce work, manpower, it is a center because it provides service for about 60% to 70% of our members. i am going to leave you with this. and i believe there is something. there is a solution for every problem. i encourage you to find a solution. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you, mr. florence. next speaker. >> good evening, everyone. my name is ignacio, and i work with local 261, san francisco. with more than 3000 members, , -- workers, men and women, who are waiting for this project to be approved, we encourage the whole boar

the president and his strategists have shown some intelligence in the last month or so, almost rove vinnie taking a message, hammering that message and doing it often. and so i don't think -- >> jennifer: i love it. >> -- he does hurt himself in any way by doing this. i agree entirely. i think that romney is one of the most, perhaps the weakest modern republican nominee in presidential politics. weaker than bob dole i would argue. and one huge reason for that is his the way one can argue his record at pain capital. at a time, whereas you know, industrial america is -- has really been hit very hard. >> jennifer: exactly. he's the poster child for the deindustrial saying of america. mitt romney is. however, he does have a big advantage with carl rove, the super packs, the 501c3s, 501c4s all of this money being amassed on his side of the aisle. so does that, david and i'll ask you this, can the left keep up? do they have to keep up dollar for dollar? >> they don't have to keep up dollar for dollar. you can spends smartly instead of as often. that said, the money advantage matters. and there i

vinny in new york. >> bronx booyah. >> i'm going on there in a few. what's going on?ller: you've been a cash cow for me with some of your picks. what happened about ew? >> this is the solution for people who don't want to have open heart surgery after age 50. that's why i'm not giving up on it yet. everyone on wall street gave up on it except for us. chris from my home state of pennsylvania. >> caller: thanks for having me on. boo-yah from media, pennsylvania. everybody's hometown. >> you bet, you bet. >> caller: i want to talk about mark west, mwe. >> another one of my favorites, 52-week highs for enterprise today. let's go to drew in michigan. >> caller: this is drew from east lansing, michigan. >> that rocks. >> caller: my question is about brunex holdings. >> i wasn't a believer. they do have some intellectual property. they keep winning these lawsuits. i am not against it. >> buy, buy, buy. >> tom in pennsylvania. >> i have a boo-yah for you in scranton, pennsylvania. >> i hope the economy is doing better there. i have a lot of relatives there. what's up? >> call

ponight, your cracking open thht first beer, it cost you a little more than it did a year ago, thank vinnye one that created that clapping. 18:10:55- 18:11:11vincent demarco: nobody ants kids to smokk, the most effective way to stop them is to raise the price- it saves lives it brings in money its a win win- thats why were sspporting another dollar tax increase and the people of md strongly support it." it." 18:14:11 -18ddve schwartz: "thats just ridiculous whht we need to do is hold the line on taxes, stop the spending and create jobs in the state, but some agree taxee were the annual deficits of more than a - billion dollars... lawmakers &ptaxes... or cut programs and benefits... a doomsday proposal would have cut millions from ublic education.... a frightening propsect for teachers watching their budgets ssrink as classrooms grow.17:39:44- 17:40:00kathleen carmack: if you want to mainttin thee &psyytee for the fifth yeaa in row thennsomething as got to give. dooyou cut eduuatioo, do you cut the future of generations. but now ssifting ome teacher is - pension costs to the counties. and w

vinny g. is a fan of my dad. he came to my father. shore" generation, there's a hunger all of a sudden amongst the younger generation for this type of material, for this type of information. and so certainly my roll is sometimes to question where the rubber hits the road and try to make this philosophy and lifestyle relevant to a new generation that's struggling. >> but the internet isn't about patience. youth in america, not about patience. how can you convince them it's worth taking a break and stepping back? >> that's why we have the meditation videos which voluntary people down. we also have a 21-day meditation challenge at the center where we offer online meditations, which wouldn't be without the internet. people are actually finding it very useful to slow down, to try our channel on youtube. >> i also think we're living in a time, my kids wake up and watch youtube, don't put on the tv, put on cartoons in youtube, we're trying to use the technology and media out there today. we're also doing programming in two to four-minute seg

starting to see delays as you approach vinny road. use caution and be patient. i-66, things look a lot better in this area. live look if you are making your commute past the rest area. traffic lanes are open. inside of the beltway, look nice. and glebe, eastbound and westbound, no accidents. travel, 43 miles per hour from i-495 to glebe. >>> 73 degrees. coming up so much for sportsmanship. parents brawl at a little league game. why all of this was over a song. >>> and an explanation for an unusual deadly shooting. matters. pioneers in outsourcing us jobs supports tax breaks overseas. insourcing. industry and favors bring jobs home. it matters. i'm barack obama, and i approved this message. i'homicide of young people inved america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief i have an opportunity to affect what happens in a major city. i learned early on if you want to make a difference you have to have the right education. university of phoenix opened the door. my name is james craig, i'm committed to making a differe

of all people, deepak chopra sitting down with vinnie from "the jersey shore." >> vinnie, thanks forhat comes to you. spiritu spirituality. >> deepak chopra. >> thank you. love. >> hearts. >> gratitude. >> family. >> forgiveness. >> jesus. >> karma. >> the nightclub in jersey. >> that's pretty good. >> i like that answer. quote, karma. answer, jersey shore. the channel again is the chopra well, and mollika and gotham, good luck. not that you need it. we'll be back with "morning joe" in a moment. >>> former vice president dick cheney did an interview with abc news, getting a lot of attention because he said picking sarah palin as a running mate in 2008 was a mistake. part 1 aired yesterday. i got to say they ended this first installment with a pretty big cliffhanger. >> i don't think she passed that test of being ready to take over. and i think that was a mistake. >> for more from my interview with former vice president cheney, tune in tomorrow. >>> i'm a moeteorologist with your business travel, and if you're traveling anywhere in the deep south, bring a fan or something because it w

vinny says stop waiting for the politicians to act and just do our part of the deal. larry says less government interference -- we're talking with you about what would work with job creation in this country. next up, a call, berkly springs, west virginia. paul, a republican there. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm 73 years old. i had a full-time job until i was 71. i have three neighbors in my neighborhood right here in their 40's and 50's. they're telling me that you're crazy to go to work on your age. they are telling me it's so easy to get government money. all you've got do is hire the right lawyer. the lawyer will get some crooked doctor to write a letter. and then you can sit at house, sit home, watch tv and draw your check from the government. that's the problem with this country. you've got 49% of the people robbing the wagon and 51% pulling the wagon. it's not going to work. it's going to drive us into bankruptcy. and if we don't get obama out of there, it's going to be -- this is going to a sociali country. pure and simple. i mean, government only has

>> vinny i believe and i thought a lot about this as you would expect, which is a necessary appropriate things early in the process. >> ball, could you put this in context and to set the other things you are working on in 2008? i know that i was getting calls from my constituent that there is a run on the market. there is a fear of a complete financial meltdown peer what was it like for you? were we working on in 2008? can you put this whole into the context of what was happening at the time? >> at that period, we were -- it got much worse later. but at that point, pressures and the financial system here and around the world were very acute and they were creating the real risk of a broader run, broader collapse on the american financial system. the recession was many quarters old at that point, overseeing the economic effect of it and was certainly get dramatically worse. and of course we had a lot to do at that point. but on libor again, we worried about this. we were concerned about it and that is why we did it that point despite the other preoccupations. >> could you comment also on