kim is a fan of willy wonka and the chocolate factory.s what she was going for and i commend her for this campaign to find out who her true friends really are. >> i am not so sure that was worthy for a spoiler alert of willy wonka, but it was interesting. i just got a spoiler alert for my sue pro. supra. kanye is leaving this woman within the week, isn't he? >> no. i think they are really in love, and they are a great couple. seriously i have no idea what is going on with them. i don't really keep up with it. when i see people retweet kim cash dash yen on the -- kim kardashian on the twitter line i get upset. it is like, why? these people make their living off getting publicity. i can understand why she wants to know who she can trust, because i'm sure it is few people. everyone wants to be associated with the kardashians because they are famous and they can make money. >> it is a brilliant idea. bill, do you ever send pictures of yourself to your family showing them are you a healthy, stable man in your late 30s and only for them to real

he's the original willie wonka and he made comments about the most recent one in 2005 saying that tims portrayal. >> the original was a good one too. >> our next trending item, lindsey vonn, we saw a lot of her on tv following tiger woods at the u.s. open. >> she did an interview recently with the new york times and talked about what their relationship is like. they have come out as dating. she is an olympic skier but she sticks to skiing and he sticks to golf and they talk about it once in awhile in their relationship but tiger woods didn't do so well at the u.s. open but she was still around to see how he was performing. >> next, bling ring. a lot of people searching that term. there's a movie out. not one of the most watched movies but it did okay. >> it did well. >> it is based on a true story in 2009. this group of teenagers managed to rob a number of celebrity homes and got away with billions of dollars in items and there's attention being paid to it. people wanted to check out how legitimate. >> what do they say. >> it's fairly true. it's getting a lot of attention. >> i feel l

. >> there is the factory, the chocolate, the golden ticket, willy wonka. the most famous children's books ever written goes to the stage in a new big- budget musical. >> ♪ >> to expectations on this director to deliver a blockbuster hit are high. >> i think if he don't like that pressure, you should not be doing it. to me, it is a privilege to do something on this scale and to with a bookook that i loved. >> they have done everything in their power to ensure success. also have an oscar-winning director. they can overcome the reality that putting on a new show. it is a very risky business. >> aim musical sound good on paper and it sound good on stage. proved that webber it can and did. the latest revival of the chorus line has just announced they are bringing the curtain down due to dwindling audiences. here is a musical that has done story byit is another the same author, "matilda." >> he mentioned "matilda." are lookinge we for to the constant comparisons, but there's nothing that we can do about it. it ifld be compared to the show had opened. to take ach

the result looks like something out of willy wonka's chocolate factory. this oil froth is sent to an upgrader and eventually to a refinery. and once you've done that, it's as good as the oil that comes jumping out of the sands in saudi arabia? >> absolutely as good as. in fact, it even trades at a premium, because it's a high-quality crude oil. [hoedown music] >> the capital of the oil sands frenzy is a frontier town called fort mcmurray, which isn't in the middle of nowhere. it's north of nowhere and colder than the klondike but a boomtown just the same. the local hockey team is called the oil barons. they're on a winning streak. [crowd cheering] brian jean represents the region in canada's parliament. is this comparable to a gold rush? >> i think it's bigger than a gold rush. we're expecting $100 billion, over the next ten years, to be invested in this area, $100 billion in a population that currently is 70,000 people. >> we got in a little earlier. >> t. boone pickens, who once scoffed at the oil sands, is one of those investors. pickens runs a hedge f

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. >> stephanie: gene wilder says willie wonka remake was an insult.h. >> gregory manhue former economic advisor to george bush and mitt romney has a new paper called defending the 1% arguing that income inequality is not the terrible thing that liberals make it out to be. and even if it is fixing inequality is not fair for the 1%. the 1% is richer than you -- >> because they deserve it. >> stephanie: even the children are probably wealthier than you in part because their genes are just better -- >> wow! >> stephanie: y'all poor losers y'all should have picked better parents. the trouble with his imaginary world is not the real world. many people get fabulously wealthy while doing nothing for our general welfare -- >> you do nothing! good day sir! >> stephanie: speaking of the top 1% reince priebus, jim -- >> reince priebus! [ dog barking ] >> stephanie: michael tomasky says occasionally i have an ounce of -- did you see his speech? the faith and freedom coalition. the speech made headlines for shortening the primary. >> i think we should have a less i

this really is, you know the willie wonka golden ticket for people is whether they can get event annualgreen cards and then event annual citizenship. it's a long road as you pointed out. this is a tough bill. this is like the biggest enforcement in security bill that we have had in addition to being tough on the 11 million. but what is key to the bill what holds it together is that it does over time give people a path to green cards and event annual citizenship. the more you erode that the more the bill becomes less workable and you will see democrats start to back off. >> lindsey graham agreed with bob mendes the republican party is in the death spiral unless they pass this bill? >> yeah. graham has been from what i see -- you follow it more closely than what i do but graham has been very good on this bill and, you know, it's just while you two were just talking, i was just thinking back to last november and december and everybody saying republicans, every republican saying, this is the one we have to do, you know. >> john hannity. >> john hannity and charles krauthammer said i evolved