i have studied and written about the winehouse for years. i concluded that what you would want from me is details about the white house. that is what i want to do this morning. i will talk about the use of rooms and most of all i can depart to you some feeling of what the white house was like when lincolnp lives there. i won't apologize after all, the life of which we remember of lincoln took place in this house. with lincoln, we are lucky to have photographs. the first full coverage is 1867. that was his purple magnolia. washington wanted a stone house. they could only judge a quarry by sounding a steel rod. they didn't have what we have today. the water went into the stone like a sponge. it had to be painted. it was built by scotts in the highlands. we know a lot about them. they had all work directly for the adam brothers and in the style that washington didn't want any of that. it was very out of style for the builders. their custom was to wash buildings when they finished them. the wash got into the nooks and cran crannies. when there w

i didn't know that amy winehouse was a fine of mine. me tomorrow." >> she was a huge fan. >> my brother-in-law was her sax player. >> yes. >> really? >> yes. >> i know for a fact she was a big fan of yours. >> i just wished i could have reached out and said you don't need to do this but i'm sure many have tried and it's -- >> it was said about you that throughout the '70s when ump with money and not going to parties but you were hanging out with a lot of people who were living the life to excess. you were like, at the orgy but you were the one watching. kind of an overview. >> when i was -- not literally, of course. >> figuratively speaking. >> you preferred not to get involved in that stuff? >> yeah. there was the get back to the land sort of -- we laugh at that now in the austin powers movies and everything but i really did. >> this is why idaho is so crucial coming through in this book. you're at the height of your fame and you're making all this money and you go and uproot and live in idaho for three years and you live off the land.

with regard to pakistan, this august senator winehouse and michael bennett and i traveled to both afghanistan and pakistan with really one focus of our trip. and that was this question of ieds and the material components of. the four of us sent you a letter just recently that you may have just got an number of days ago. i want to ask you about that topic. but i guess wanted to focus your attention on what the pakistanens have done or not done. i would argue that despite the assurances they gave us on our trip, and i mean assurances at the highest level of their government that they would take this matter more seriously and they would implement the strategic plan they had in writing that they presented to us. it's my judgment, to say they are very slow in implementing that, to focus on the networks that are moving these component parts that become the foundation of these road side bombs, ieds, whatever we refer to them as, either killing our troops on a regular basis in afghanistan or grievously wounding them. as a predicate to that as well, i want to thank you for your determined leadership o

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pop question a poll, 50% of the people on that poll wanted to see michael jackson, amy winehouse.y surprised to hear he wanted to see jimmy hendricks. you know. >> that's cool. >> really cool. pretty amazing. some people have called it scary looking just because it's just so real. his mother loved it. she wasn't there but did see it on the internet and thought it was really cool. >> can you imagine being in the audience seeing this? jennifer love hewitt is creating quite a stir not because of something she was wearing but because of what she wasn't wearing this isn't rihanna so you don't have to worry about her being naked. she is clothed but doesn't have makeup on. i think she looks gorgeous. here's the deal. people were saying, some were saying really nasty things. i think she looks fine. >> she looks great. >> she looks young and natural. this is what i don't look like when i'm on the red carpet. >> it's awful people feel they have to see a person all made up or they don't like them anymore. >> exactly. i like she had the courage to say this is what i look like when i wake up i

. >> jude did garland doing amy winehouse's "rehab." >> try to make me go to rehab ♪ ♪ and i said nond i'm tone deaf. only when i do these impressions, i never sing as me. >> and anybody else you want to do for us, one last one? >> you know, harvey firestein. you know, you don't understand a word he's saying. and carol channing. >> i just love our nation's capitol. barbara. >> very good, scott. >> thank you so much for coming to see us. are there tickets available still? >> there are. mcc d.c..com. or scott nevins.com and i'll be tweeting about it all day. >> you can catch scott nevins at one night stand, the comedy show, tonight and tomorrow night at the metropolitan community church in washington, d.c. come back and see us again. >> i will, i love it here. >> keep us laughing, i know everybody will be laughing all through it. >> i have a ticket if you want to come, barbara. just say it. >> thanks a lot, scott. >>> it's 11:39 now. still ahead, a procedure designed to make you look rejuvenated. and less tired, who couldn't use that? and why prom season is a lot more expensive than it

whitney houston, amy winehouse. those things were said. people said, i'm not surprised.amy wine house was a drug addict and whitney houston went on "oprah" and said she was on cocaine. i never even tried cocaine. >> rodman loves attention. >> your an ticks have been part of your signature on the court and in life after the court, haven't they? >> it hasn't hurt anyone. i go to games with kids who sit there and color their hair, black, green, yellow, brown. >> this is part of the interview where i ask you what are you doing now. but i want to know -- i want to make sure i have this right. you're trying to put together a topless women's basketball team? do you want to -- >> you had to bring that up. >> it was your idea. they say, are you actually going do that topless basketball game? it's more entertainment. this is the wild side of me. >> beyond all the shock, one gets the sense that above all rodman is a shrewd businessman who took the bad boy moniker he earned as a detroit piston and ran with it. what he accomplished on the court was a championship bowl and four other

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you're not in charge of winehouse staff. you're not in charge of troops or civilians. there is a huge difference between cabinet members and a vice president on the one hand and a staff on the other. i love both jobs. there were absolutely fascinating. but they were very, very different. >> why did not work for richard nixon or nelson rockefeller? they did not like the job of vice president, nor did lyndon johnson. , you enjoyed it. al gore said he had a lot of responsibilities. what works and what does not? >> well, the norm has been, i guess i was the 46th vice- president, and when you look at the typical pattern, my guess is he may have somebody who is a very diligent student who could name all our vice-president, but i cannot. oftentimes, it has been described in various ways by other politicians or the vice presidents themselves, some were not even allowed to go to cabinet meetings. eisenhower and nixon had a somewhat strained relationship. they did not really know each other before nixon was picked. and it never was a close relationship. a lot of that i think had