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>> funny you should ask that. yes. so i did kind of a fun study which was -- which was -- took ordinary people in missouri and gave them a really simple scenario, you know, of a citizen -- wait. how ordinary were these ordinary people? >> it's missouri. they're ordinary. >> where did you just grab them off the street or -- >> from my church, from posters in restaurants, and then we also had some grad students as well. >> a few ordinary grad students. >> a variety of people, this can all be controlled for, this is the magic of statistics. >> turn out model. >> if you're going to throw soft balls you just throw the softball and walk away, you don't come back with criticism here. so, anyway, if you give people sort of a simple scenario, a citizens group wants to put up some yard scienigns, they have meeting, they have some coffee and doughnuts, maybe they decide to buy a couple t-shirts and then present people with, okay, here is the rule book, here is the instructions for who has to file, who has to register as a committe

what did you say to her? i asked her to marry me. congratulations! well, what are you looking so unhappy about? i'm the one who's getting married. i'm sorry i have to tell you this, but there doesn't seem to be any other way. tell me. you're not gonna believe this. i believe whatever anybody tells me. gertrude's a witch. except that. i'm not kidding! listen to me, kermit. a union embodying such an ideal is not be entered into lightly or unadvisedly, but reverently, discreetly, advisedly, soberly, and in the fear of god. into such a union you come now to be joined. if there be any here present who knows any just cause why they may not lawfully be joined in marriage, i require him now to make it known or... darrin, you wouldn't say anything, would you? well, um -- they're so much in love, and it isn't witchcraft. you do believe me, don't you? i believe you. ...forever after to hold his peace. do you, kermit, take this woman to be your lawful wedded wife, and forsaking all others, will you cleave to her and to her only so long as you both shall live? i w

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do you ask for directions if you feel lost or you need some help? >> i do. i ask. they're very kind. they normally say are you lost? do you need any help. ernie: that's nice. >> sometimes i look at my phone, but when i arrived, i didn't have a phone and i needed to ask people and they were really nice. ernie: new yorkers are very friendly. >> yeah. ernie: you've been in new york 30 years and you still need directions. >> yes. if i get off the subway and don't know which direction to go, i stop the first person. blocks. ernie: you don't have any problem asking for directions? >> no. ernie: some people have an app you can get directions. >> it's easier to ask. >> one time i ended up across town. i was supposed to be on the upper east side and i was on the upper west. ever since then, i'll be like which way is lexington again? ernie: no problem with the idea of men not supposed to ask directions? >> no. driving as opposed to walking. ernie: so when you're driving you're not supposed to if you're a guy. >> i think that's what it is. ernie: do you believe that? >> no. ma

if you are one of the 300 that we're asking the lord for today, i want you to use your faith and ask god for a harvest back in these four areas of your life. not trading money for a miracle, my, lord, no. i believe when you let go of something in your hand, god let's go of something in his hand. when you let go of something you can see, god will let go of something you can't see. he said your health will spring forth speedily fompt cus a $58 seed each month for the next 12 months. the lord will ide you continually. you can make one decision in the next 12 months that will make up for every bad decision you ever made your whole lifetime. if you can do one thing wrong that lasts for 10 years, you can do one thing right that can outlast your lifetime. he said, the lord will guide you continually. third is financial favor. a video comes on, my birthday party and a friend says, go outside, happy birthday to you. i walked outside and there was a gorgeous, brand new black corvette he provided just for me as a gift. i'm looking at a $25,000 rolex watch that afriend of mine had just bought and

you asked rubio if it was too little too late. i think there's a little bit of too much too late which is, he with trump. when you get down in the muck you get up with muck on you. fine to go after trump university, and call him a con man about what that sauce. policy knowledge. start talking about whether he wet his pants, i think -- that's a little too -- >> knock off trump by being a knock of of trump. people want instability they got one voice. >> i think the only way that you can beat trump is recognizing that he is a one-man wrecking machine fueled by his personality you have to attack him on those bases. none of these ideological positioning issues matter for trump it's not something where you can say, one time you said this now you said this that doesn't get to his people. just out alphaing trump. positioning is useless. but talking to trump voters, i think the things that they attach to that they like about trump that he seems like he gets them. that he is like them in some fundamental way. i think the avenue for real esta

you were my girl, and you were afraid to ask me for help. i wasn't exactly-- i'm going to write you a generous check. do you know why? why? not because this is a good organization, though i'm sure it is. not because i have lots of money, which i do. it's because you were always thank you, mrs. warren. oh, there's no need for thanks. you were truly special. i can't say that about the girl i have now. she is so irritating! she wants a vacuum cleaner! my carpet sweeper isn't good enough for her. i've asked herto clean the windows. she doesn't do windows. i ask her to scrubthe pigeon droppings. she won't do it. she's too proud. i didn't worryabout that with you. you never seemed to have that kind of pride. you always were, and youalways will be, always will be? your best girl? mrs. warren, i am nobody's girl! it's time i said some things. number one, it wasn't funny when your steam iron scalded my hand! number two, it wasn't cute when your precious lulu bit me! and number three, i don't like your attitude! you are the same insensitive, patronizin

when you ask god for a miracle, david, he will give you an instruction. >> yes. >> every time you ask god for a miraclehe will give you an instruction. believed. god's only pleasure is to be believed. let my word be true. god has obsession without faith it is impossible to please god whampt doesthat mean? until god is believed, he feels no pleasure. his only pleasure is to be i think that is the poweof this $58 seed. it is a step to believe god. if u wouldn't believe god for $58, what would you believe him for? would it be $10,000? i want to say to the person watching me right now, you know, mike, that 12 months, first i love inspirational network. i love brother david is doing and i know this television ministry is reaching millions i could never reach. my little $58 seed is not little when it is a seed of obedience, nothing is little to d. maybe dipping in jordan seven times may be total nahum, but wasn't little to god. it was instruction from god. walking around the walls of jericho appeared illogical, but it was the secret to the walls falling. when you ask god for a future, he wi

you know, ask her if she's been up to raleigh. you know, talk about how hot it is up there and how cool it is down here, huh? even high school kids don't talk about the weather. barney. and then after that talk about anything you want to. say that she looks nice. and then by the end of the evening you ought to be friendly enough to, uh... hold her hand. hallelujah. hold her hand? yeah, hold her hand. show her you like her. hold her hand. andy i'm much obliged to you for this. and i sure hope it works out. oh, sure it will, goober. sure it will. now good luck and don't forget to call her. right. okay. pathetic. hey, car, travel, raleigh. hey, lydia. hello, goober. won't you come in? won't you sit down? a little windy out, isn't it? yeah. how's your car? it's, it's nice to travel in a car especially up to raleigh that's a nice looking dress. oh, thank you. your house looks real nice, too. oh, thank you. well, night. ( door closes ) uh, hi, goober. hey, barn. he you'd better get going for your date, hadn't you? i already been. you wer

are those the questions you would ask? >> no, i think there are three major threats you want to immediately get on top of. number one is, what are we doing in the asia pacific region where both north korea and china pose threats to the national security of the united states. number two is what are we doing in the middldl east with the c cbination of the sunni-shi'a conflict driven by the shi'a arc that iran is now trying to establish in the middle east and the growing threat of isis. and the third is rebuilding and ryan vigerating nato in the european theater, particularly in central europe and eastern europe where vladimir putin is threatening the territory of multiple countries, ntrols 2020of georgia and a significant percentage of ukraine. >> moderator: let me ask you a follow-up, a full, proper question. ( applause ) violent extremists are operating or active in 40 countries, some 80 countries so that's just the crisess overseas. rack obama walked in an economic collapse when he came into office. we face international h

why you asking? well, i might need her for something, but i wanted to get your take on it before i ran it by your boss. yeah, she's the best. she's tough as nails. i trust her with my life. good, 'cause this is high risk. what does that mean? undercover? women are getting snatched up. we think it may be serbi mob. i don't know if she's ready for that, danny. i mean, there's got to be plenty of re experienced cops. no, no, she's the only one for this. jamie: all right, well, you asked my opinion. i gave it. she's not ready. what do you mean, she's not ready? just what i said. i don't think she's ready for that. look, if this is about me, i can speak for myself. (sighs) that's ana marcovic. her mother e-mailed us the photos, said her daughter's only dream was to come to new york, to the u.s. danny: mm. she flew in from serbia this morning, and... presumably went to the address for the goth youth hostel, and then, she disappeared. five other girls have gone missing the same way over the last six months.

you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. sure... ok. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. >> dickerson: we're back with marco rubio who is at the airport in arkansas getting ready to head to have to the next upper -- super tuesday campaign state. i'd like to ask you about "washington post" headline this morning that says, rubio's strategy for super tuesday is survival. do you agree with that characterization? >> no, i don't. we're not the front runner here we're underdog that's role that i relish. i've been an underdog my whole life. we'll pick up a lot of delegates on super tuesday. we're going to move on. here is with is never going to happen in this race. never time republican party rallies around that you have to get out for purposes of rallying around donald trump. don

you because i asked you to because i asked you because i love you i'll look in your eyes i am so polite think about it i'll be here all night [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: eleanor friedberger folks. for tour dates go to eleanorfriedberger.com. [ cheers and applause ] music: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to anthony anderson, famke janssen, eleanor friedberger, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] and of course the 8g band, fred armisen. stay tuned for "carson daly." call" from the skylark in new i'm carson daly, thanks so much for joining us and staying up late. coming up tonight, unknown mortal orchestra is gonna perform from the fonda. we're gonna shine our spotlight comedy series called "those who can't." but we'll start things off with a former pro basketball star, espn analyst, podcast host, and the author of "gotta give the people what they want." from bar marmont this is jalen rose on "las

you give my statue to gloria without asking me, you give her a gift without asking me, you plan a trip for us to cleveland without asking me. well, don't you want to go see your sons? of course i do. okay. when? that's up to you. up to me? you really are something, you know that? how am i supposed to know what things i should ask and what things i shouldn't ask? just ask me. you're crazy, frank. you know that? how does anyone talk to a raving italian? "raving italian." there it is. it all comes out in the open. after all these years. what? oh, they told me. they told me before we got married. they said, "you marry somebody who's irish, "and someday you'll get into an argument with her and she's gonna say, 'aha! wop!'" i didn't even say "aha!" but you were thinking "aha!" and when you're thinking "aha!" can "wop" be far behind? gloria out there in the living room? no. she's upstairs. good. now get over here, because i got something to show you. got a little present here for gloria. oh! you bought something for gloria? yeah, you know, kind of make it up to her, huh? and because she's so

god to show his power off to you. i ask you one thing, torag on him the rest of your life, that every time god gives you a miracle, you'll tell everybody what he's done for you. you have a jehovah. i set myself in covenant that the next 90 days will be the most ridiculously wonderful days you've had in the history of your life. that in the back of your bible you'll document today this date, this date that you're listening to me, you will write that in back of your bible and count off 90 days and watch the supernatural. something in god's hand is going to be released because when something leaves my hand, nothing leaves heaven till something leaves the earth. delayed obedience is disobedience. in the name of jesus, i decree your harvest. it is done! in jesus. i want you to go to the phone right there. the number's on the screen. if you have it and would like to sow it.. through a credit card.. the quicker your seed enters the soil, the quicker the harvest grows. and you know that. in fact, i have a feeling that somebody watc

you asked about economic growth. the non-partisan tax foundation estimated that the cruz simple flat tax would produce 4.9 million capital investment by 44% and lift everyone's incomes by double digits. ( bell ) that's how you turn the country around, not just hoping and praying for it, but implementing policies that work. >> moderator: okay, i have a question, a related tax question. ( applause ) for senator rubio. senator rubio, you have the highest tax rate of anyone up on the stage in terms of the top tax rate, 35%, which some economists say would limit its potential to boost economic growth. you do that so will have more revenue to pay for a trip ling of the child tax credit. normally, it's liberals who like to use the tax code to influence social policy. why should conservatives want a tax plan that adopts the other side's approach? >> because i'm not influencing social policy. this is their money. this is the money of parent. you don't earn the tax credit unless you're work. that's your money. it doesn't belong

where "you ask, and we investigate". they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. two men were riding snowmobiles across lake geneva.. which is mostly frozen over right now. but the two men apparently hit some open water. the scene. the other was taken to the hospital to be treated for hypothermia. from contact -13-... tonight.. an inventor says... he's found a way to address the problem of concussions... in the n-f-l.. and other sports like soccer. it's called... "hitt p-g"... which stands for.... "high impact transfer technology protective gear". dan krevsky says... it's

and you asked about economic growth. senator cruz: a simple flat tax newd produce 4.9 million jobs, would lift everyone's incomes by double digits. that is have you turned the country around, not just hoping and praying for it, but implementing policies -- kimberly: ok, i have a question tax rate of anyone on the stage. you do that so you will have more revenue to pay for a tripling of the child tax credit. normally it is liberals who like to use the tax code to enforce social policy. why should conservatives want that approach? senator rubio: this is their money. this is the money of parents. you don't r&d tax credit unless you are working. here is what i don't understand. it's a business take their money and invest in a use of equipment, they get to write it off their taxes. but if a parent invest money in their children, they do not? this does not make sense. family formation is the most important -- [cheering] senator rubio: my tax plan does create an additional child tax credit so parents who are working get to keep

you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. sure... ok. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management at >>> hillary clinton scored a big victory in south carolina building on her momentum going ed henry is on the trail in columbia, south carolina. ed? >> chris, first nevada and then south carolina. hillary clinton's campaign leeting up as 1800 delegates will be handed out in the first two weeks of march. 900 of them next tuesday alone. that's why bernie sanders fled here yesterday. went to the super tuesday states of texas and minnesota as hillary clinton staid here to declare this race is about to go national and she tried out a new line attacking not sanders but donald trump. listen. >> despite what you hear, we don't need to make america great again. we do have to make america great again. instead of bearing instead of building walls, we need to tear away barriers. >> with your help, we can take a giant step forward in moving this political revolution if we win here in texas. >> now the sanders plan is t

a new story tonight you asked us to investigate. valley say they've had it with thieves breaking in to boxes and stealing their mail. contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zeppelin is on the case. she's live near hualapai and sahara to explain what's happening. stephanie. this is what people are seeing out here. we got involved to get these people some answers. and we found out what's being done now. also tonight.... contact 13 with a scam warning.... if you're on facebook alot... then... you need to see this story... so you don't fall victim.... to this latest scam! plus.. here's a live look at fremont street experience. we're about one month away.... from "the racejam".... the free concert held right here.... to celebrate nascar weekend. who's headlining... this year? stick around.... to find out. you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed

you because i asked you to because i asked you because i love you i'll look in your eyes i am so polite think [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: eleanor friedberger folks. the album "new view" is out now. for tour dates go to eleanorfriedberger.com. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to anthony anderson, famke janssen, eleanor friedberger, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] and of course the 8g band, fred armisen.

it's precisely because you ask if you areon that able to operationalize an icbm with a nuclear payloadcapable of reaching the united states, we will have defensive interceptors capable enough and numerous enough to intercept them. charlie: let me ask you a couple questions about technology. encryption. is that a real problem for you that technology companies in theirn valley so encrypt devices that even if you wanted to have access, you cannot. sec. carter: that is a problem for law enforcement, but you began by saying is it a problem? defenseas secretary of and for the country as a whole, encryption is a good thing. network security is a good thing. my top priority -- we have lots of stuff we are doing in cyber. that is one of the areas we are greatly increasing our investment this year, the job one in cyber is to defend our own networks, in part by encryption. good encryption is good for defense. charlie: that's good for your own networks. one but the fact that there are devices being used by people who wish us no good and in fact wish , are able to encrypt their own devices and law

when we ask you a question, you will have one minute to answer. and 30 seconds more if we ask a follow-up. if you're attacked by another candidate, you get 30 seconds to respond. and here's how we keep time. after we ask a question, you'll get a green light. the yellow light means you have 30 seconds left to finish your answer. and when time sup, the light turns red. that means please stop talking. if you keep talking, you ( bell ) you don't want to hear that. joining me in the questioning tonight my cbs news colleague chief white house correspondent major garrett. and kimberly strassel, who is on the editorial board of the "wall street journal." and you can participate in the debate, too, through our partnership with twitter. tweet us your questions and comments using the hashtag #gopdebate. let's begin. first, the death of justice scalia and the vacancy that leaves on the supreme court, mr. trump, i want to start with you. you've said that the president shouldn't nominate anyone in the rest of his term to replace justice scalia. if you were presi

you because i asked you ♪ ♪ to because i asked you because i love you i'll look in your to eleanorfriedberger.com. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to anthony anderson, famke janssen, eleanor friedberger, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] and of course the 8g band, fred armisen. stay tuned for "carson daly." we'll see you tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: welcome to "last call" from the skylark in new york city. i'm carson daly, thanks so much for joining us and staying up late. coming up tonight, unknown mortal orchestra is gonna perform from the fonda.