now, here's tv's big dealer wayne brady. wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal."? come here. and you are...? - i'm jodwin. this is my wife, gertrude. - hi. wayne: hey. - hi. wayne: hey. - hey. wayne: your costumes are all shiny. - yeah, we're chinese emperors, i guess. wayne: you guess. so, you're not really sure if you are chinese emperors or not. - he's humble. wayne: are you really even chinese, or is your last name baumgartner? - i'm really filipino, but... wayne: but you feel chinese today. - i'm chinese today. wayne: me, too. i'm chinese today. i'm wayne brady and i'm chinese today. so... no, seriously, i'm so happy to have you guys here. you seem like such a wonderful couple. how long have you guys been together? - we just turned three on the 21st of september so three years now. wayne: three years, congratulations. well, hopefully, this would make an amazing anniversary gift. behind curtain number one, you can win this. jonathan: it's a new barbecue. cook up a feast with this barbecue sporting four stainless steel burners a rotisserie, and a smoker box. fr

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady. wayne: welcome to “let's make a deal.”t the leprechaun through. hey, leprechaun. come over here. what's your name? - christie! wayne: hey, christie. welcome, so what do you do? - i'm a police officer. wayne: get out of here! - i am. wayne: where? - riverside county. wayne: how long have you been a police officer? - five years five and a half years. wayne: give her a big round of applause. - thank you. wayne: well, i've got something for you, okay. this could be amazing, you ready? curtain three. - i'm ready. curtain three! jonathan: it's a new hyundai accent! wayne: is that good? - yes, that's good! i like it! jonathan: enjoy the ride in this 2013 accent featuring a six speed manual transmission, ipod connectivity and a chrome accented front grill. this deal is worth $15,405. wayne: i guess you like the car, right? - i love the car. wayne: here's how you win the car. we're going to play something called car pong. car pong is a very simple game. you come down here you grab a ping-pong ball. you bounce that ping-pong ball on

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady. wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal."ople, so let's go. who wants to make a deal? deviled egg, spaghetti. rosie the riveter. come with me. hey, hey, hey, all right. egg, stand over there on the other side of spaghetti. samantha, nice to meet you. - nice to meet you. wayne: what do you do? - i'm actually a retail manager. wayne: a retail manager. so what stuff do you sell at your retail job? - skin care products. wayne: skin care products. what would you recommend? - a cleanser with a toner and something like a moisturizer. wayne: i'm going to work on that. and torrey? - yes, sir. wayne: nice to meet you, sir. spaghetti and meatballs. what do you do, sir? - i'm a personal trainer. wayne: of course you are. now, you know, jonathan trains me. - oh, yeah? wayne: jonathan? jonathan: yes? wayne: show him your specialty move. this is the move that adds mass. ♪ ♪ hold your leg? okay. wow. i think somebody's going to be paying for that on commercial. you're going to need something for your knee later, aren't you? how long you have

now, here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: bienvenido a “let's make a deal.”f but i've got to tell you i'm a little overwhelmed so what i'm looking for right now is i need somebody to help me out a personal assistant. is there someone here who can assist me? good organizational skills. come here, green, i mean blue dragon lizard... thing. hey, and you are? - christionne. wayne: christionne. nice to meet you and what are you? you're a dragon? - i'm a dinosaur. wayne: you're a dinosaur. oh, really? show me some dinosaur magic. - my velociraptor. wayne: yeah, go. - (screeching) wayne: was that a velociraptor with cardio skills? why were you doing the... the cross fit? - i work out a little. wayne: well, nice to meet you. and so, you're going to be my assistant because, you know, it's hard keeping track of all this money. i don't know, i just have a big pile in my pocket. here, hold that for me. it feels so good to just not have all that money. - i agree. it feels great to have it. wayne: feels good, right? - yeah. wayne: your job that you'll be paid for is, when

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady! wayne: what's up, america? welcome to “let's make a deal.” see. skunk girl. come on down there, skunky. mardi gras man! come here, mardi gras. i need one more person. green crayon. you guys stand over there for me. courtney on the end, courtney on the end. there you go. welcome to the show. courtney, i picked you first you are a skunk. “give me a stinkin'...” oh, hey! nice skunk. and i even like the nose it's a nice little touch. - thank you! wayne: so what do you do when you're not being a skunk? - i do party planning for, like, little kids. wayne: you do. and do you ever dress up as a skunk? - if they want me to. i have the costume now, so that's great. wayne: and you do. so in case there's a kid who specifically asks for the skunk party, then we know to contact the child psychiatrist. (laughter) so welcome to the show courtney. blake, you are the mardi gras king. - i am. wayne: and what do you do? - i'm a real estate broker and an aspiring author. wayne: oh, have you written anything yet? - not yet. i'm trying to write a book on having a s

now here's tv's big dealer wayne brady. wayne: hey, everybody, welcome to "let's make a deal." cash, prizes, cars. watch this. who wants to make a deal? right there, the fisherman family. fisherman. everybody else have a seat for me. how you doing, robert? nice to meet you. carolyn, a pleasure to meet you. danny, a pleasure, sir. and last but not least, i can't see your name. - carson. wayne: carson. all right, so what we're going to do is we are going to make a deal. you guys are the first family up. inside my pocket, i have to dig deep for this one. where is it? no, i... oh, what's this? a bankroll. $50 on the outside. look at that, guys. that is a big, fat bankroll. this could be yours. now, this is thick. we can't tell what's in the middle, so it could be ones, could be tens, 20s could be 50s, could be 100s. this could be a lot of money. so, you could pick this or take curtain number one. here's how this is going to work. we're going to play a sound effect right now. you can decide if you want the curtain number one. what's the sound effect? (bell ringing) what does that so

brady campaign, professor at indiana university. thank you, both, for being here. i want to start out with waynea pierre saying the nra supports a bill to get records of those adjudicated mentally, inexcellent, and dangerous into the system and enforcement of stronger laws, and punishments for gun trafficking. that is, i think, a fairly impressive list of things that the nra supports. paul, can you and the brady campaign then join hands with the nra on those issues? >> i was happy to work with the nra members to make sure we passed a bill to get more records into the background checks system, but with all of those things, unless we require background checks on sales, we're not going far enough. yes, they talk about things that make sense, yes, they talked about things in the past, and wayne supported universal background checks back in 1999, changed the mind apparently now, but we have to do checks on nearly every sale to keep people that have felony records and dangerously mentally ill from getting guns. lou: are those folks who are dangerously mentally ill in the system? avenue virginia tech,

brady campaign, professor at indiana university. thanks to you both for being here. i want to start with wayneapierre, if i may saying the nra supports a bill to get the records of those adjudicated mentally incompetent and dangerous into the background check system for gun dealers and better enforcement of federal laws and stronger penalties for illegal third-party purchases and gun trafficking. that is, i would think, a fairly impressive list of things, the nra supports. paul, can you -- and the brady campaign, then join hands with the nra on those issues? >> those are all basically things that need to be done, things we have pushed for, for years. i was happy after the virginia tech shootings that work -- work with the nra members to make sure we passed the bill to get more records into the background check system but with all of those things, unless we require background checks on all sales we are not going far enough. yes, they are talking about things that make sense and yes, they've talked about things in the past and wayne lapierre supported universal background checks in 1999 and chan