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>> i can't believe it. i'm still pinching myself. it's so exciting, and -- >> it's going to be on in march. >> yeah. yeah. >> are you a big hbo fan? >> i love home box office. i'm not going to marry it, but that and cnn, that's all i watch. i watch you all the time. like right now. and now. i'm still watching. >> making me uncomfortable. >> sorry. okay. i'll look away. >> what's it like being in new york? do you like new york? >> i love new york. >> pee-wee! >> regis! >> i went to times square with regis philbin and he was dressed like me. >> oh, really? >> and we walked around, we were on a bus, a double-decker bus and we were driving down broadway and he was going, we're the pee-wee brothers. it was surreal.
>> i loved your old bike. do you still have it? >> yeah. yeah, i have it. it's actually at the hollywood museum right now, and guess where it's going soon? >> where? >> smithsonian. >> no! >> yeah. >> name dropper. >> yeah, i know. it is a big name to drop. >> you're going to be -- they're making a huge new pee-wee movie. >> yeah. >> and judd app toe is producing it, who is king of the world of comedy. >> king of comedy. >> is it hard to make a comeback? >> yeah. it is. it's hard to make a comeback, you know? i -- but exciting. and very rewarding. i mean, i -- i've been working on this comeback for about three years now. >> what do you reck, what's your advice for people who want to make a comeback. >> be careful what you dream for. be careful what you wish for. >> nancy pelosi, she's no longer the speaker of the house. >> oh, the speaker of the house. nancy pelosi. i was thinking nancy pelosi was married to john king. who is that? >> that's dana bash. oh, dana bash. they're interchangeable.
so really makes you wonder how long did he allegedly plan this, how far in advance or did something snap that morning that made him go to that safeway supermarket. >> there was also the incident earlier from allegedly that the father had seen him with a black bag that turned out to have ammunition in it, the one found later. we don't know, though, what time that was, whether if he lost his ammunition there, he then had to go out to buy other ammunition. >> reporter: right. it was some time they think that black bag and that incident on the front lawn where his father was questioning him about the black bag and what might have been in it, that would have been between 7:31 a.m. and 9:30, they believe. so somewhere in that time frame he had this talk with his father on the front lawn, took off into the desert area with the black bag, and then his father tried to chase him down. >> one woman, pam simon, a friend of gabby giffords, who
the various programs, you know, the key thing here is can you fiscally balance budgets or push towards balancing budgets, eliminate programs, you know, add some revenue without killing each other. >> it is interesting, it seems so juvenile, basically both sides saying, you started it, no, you started it. >> oh, absolutely, anderson. the whole thing is just nonsense on both sides. and i don't think either side does itself any favors when it goes either on the blogs or on tv or on websites and tries to accuse the other side without having any facts to back it up. it demeans all of us and it demeans the political discourse, and it doesn't get us to where we need to be, to president obama's point. we have huge problems that we need to try to solve. so i do think it's incumbent upon our leaders to give the example to all of us that we can live up to, but it's also incumbent upon all of us, on you, anderson, on you, ed, on
they ran on. but i think they'll do it in a more tempered way, and i do think the president has opened the way to a new conversation that he can continue in his state of the union, in ways that can bring people together, perhaps institutionalize a more bipartisanship, more bipartisan meetings, meetings at camp david and the like, and actually do more shaming, as your show is doing tonight, shame those people who are the outliers so they get off this and we put more of the flames out. >> ed, do you think that's true, that the president will try to do that in the state of the union and that next week's debate on health care will kind of reflect some sort of a change? >> i think the president gave a superb speech and lifted it to a higher plane. he was very partisan on the campaign, more so than most presidents, but go back to the
>> up here in washington, d.c., because there's a gun ban, beside law enforcement, the only people that have guns here are the criminals. so we're looking at a bill that would allow members of congress to carry a weapon. >> the liberal blog think progress jumped all over gohmert's idea mocking it, calling it, quote, hair brained. their main point was this, though, quote, gohmert explained the need for his bill by falsely claiming washington, d.c., has a gun ban. the supreme court did away with the ban in 2008. only one problem with that statement, it's wrong. even after that supreme court decision, ordinary citizens cannot carry a registered handgun in d.c. you can keep a handgun in your home but you can't carry one. you can say what you want about lou which gohmert's idea about lawmakers carrying guns in and around the capitol but base it on actual facts not made up ones.
which had already been scaled down in size. the plan known as the secure border initiative was pitched as the big fix in border security. it was going to be a high tech system that would all but stop illegal immigration. you heard president bush talking about it. boeing got the contract to build it, a huge contract. but more than four years and almost $1 billion of your money later, here's what we have to show for the money. a handful of cameras and two small sections along arizona's southern border totalling, wait for it, 53 miles. that's right 53 miles of virtual fence and even that has problems. the censors have been known to be thrown off by things like tumbleweeds, rain. too many promises from boeing, not enough oversight from the government, from dhs. going forward, secretary napolitano says technology will be tailored to the needs of each region along the border and might include elements of the program that she axed. earlier i talked to fran townsend who was homeland security adviser for president bush and also loretta sanchez.
she's on one of the greatest and jaw-dropping shows on television, "toddlers and tee yar are as." if you haven't seen it yet, you really, really need to. now, i think it's safe to say that virtually everyone, except maybe the judges and stage moms and emcees tends to think these baby beauty pageants are creepy. but nicole takes creepy and inappropriate a whole new level. she made her 5-year-old get her eyebrows waxed. a 5-year-old girl, getting her eyebrows waxed. i've got to be honest, i don't even know why any adult gets their eyebrows waxed. but a 5-year-old girl? and guess what? alexis didn't really enjoy it. watch. >> don't tear it. don't tear it! ah! >> it's all done. it's all done. >> you teared it! ow! >> but it's all done. she? look how pretty it looks. >> lay back. >> no. no.
reporting on it for years, it got the ax today. janet napolitano canceled the project. it was started under president bush way back in 2006 and continued into the obama administration. >> we're going to create a virtual fence that employs motion detectors and infrared cameras and unmanned aerial vehicles to detect and prevent illegal crossings. what i'm telling su that we're going to have a border that is smart and security. >> what we are looking to build is a virtual fence, a 21st century virtual fence. >> we've got to have stronger border surveillance and security. that is probably going to be more of a combination of virtual borders, virtual patrols. >> while the obama administration initially embraced the virtual fence this past march it suspended new work