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>> this is the "seinfeld" campaign, write it down, 6:48 a.m., lets see, whats today, june 25th, michele bachma mika t the "seinfeld" campaign, a campaign about nothing. >> besides what weve said before we have big challenges. these are two serious guys that could have a serious discussion. sit them down with al simpson and bowls and let them talk about dealing with the fiscal cliff. >> why cant they do that? why cant barack obama -- >> hasnt really -- >> why cant barack obama be seen in the same...

>> theres only one man who can bring together all of these people. that man is, of course, united states reigning king of comedy, jimmy fallon. his new album. he apparently wants to blow your pants off. jimmy fallon. >> thank you for having me back. yeah, since the last time, i thought youd never invite me back. really, ever. >> intriguing cover of your album here. >> yeah, i was -- >> it appears to be your naked butt. >> its a gentleman enjoying a red wine. whats a red wine you love? ...

completely bonkers doing jim morrison. ♪ take a look ♪ its in a book ♪ a reading rainbow >> theres only one man who can bring together all of these people. that man is, of course, united states reigning king of comedy, jimmy fallon. his new album. he apparently wants to blow your pants off. jimmy fallon. >> thank you for having me back. yeah, since the last time, i thought youd never invite me back. really, ever. >> intriguing cover of your album here. >> yeah, i was -- >> it app...

>> theres only one man who can bring together all of these people. that man is, of course, united states reigning king of comedy, jimmy fallon, his new album. he apparently wants to blow your pants off. jimmy fallon. >> thank you for having me back. yeah, since the last time, i thought youd never invite me back. really, ever. >> intriguing cover of your album here. >> yeah, i was -- >> it appears to be your naked butt. >> its a gentleman enjoying a red wine. whats a red wine you love? ...

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Unbelievable. >> if you hung in you were rewarded. first couple slow, but if you watched every episode, got better and finished strong. go back on demand on hbo. she is great. she is great. >> she is. im telling you, i -- when i look at her now, im not -- i swear to god, im not thinking "seinfeld" anymore, im thinking this role. she has done really the impossible and shes moved beyond that. this is -- >> she played the deep insecurities of the vice president laid bear on the show. >> i vote for ...

You do, the public will buy it and if you dont, they will never buy it. the president tried to champion some of the during his political -- wait, im sorry. no, we just put up the wrong prompter, and somebody told me to reintroduce you joan walsh and nia-malik henderson. champion some of the good news in the press conference this morning. the private sector is, quote, doing fine. and here is where the president was stumped. lets watch him. >> we have created 4.3 million jobs over the last 27 mont...

Do, they may never buy t the president tried to champion some of the good news in the country during his political -- im sorry. someone put up the wrong prompter. someone told me to reintroduce you, joan walsh and nia-malika henderson. the president tried to champion the good news in the economy this morning, but hes faced heat from the republicans for saying, quote, the private sector is doing fine. heres where the president, i think, stumbled. lets watch him. >> we created 4.3 million jobs ove...

Not his. >> excuse me. i drink coffee back in the 1940s. >> bill: sorry, did i interrupt? so fascinating i cant tell you. here is question number 5. when seinfeld ended in 1988 it was the most popular sitcom on tv. >> i didnt get any bread. >> just forget it let it go. [ laughter ] >> excuse me, i think you forgot my bread. >> bread $2 extra. >> $2? everyone in front of me got free bread. >> no soup for you! >> wanted jerry seinfeld to do one more season he turned them down. how much money per e...

>> excuse me. i drink coffee back in the 1940s. >> bill: sorry, did i interrupt? so fascinating i cant tell you. here is question number 5. when seinfeld ended in 1988 it was the most popular sitcom on tv. >> i didnt get any bread. >> just forget it let it go. [ laughter ] >> excuse me, i think you forgot my bread. >> bread $2 extra. >> $2? everyone in front of me got free bread. >> no soup for you! >> wanted jerry seinfeld to do one more season he turned them down. how much money per episode di...