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Congress. i think you'll see much more cooperation in congress this year than you have the past five years, number one. number two, he said there's a lot of other avenues i can move, as well, for example on minimum wage, he pointed out all the state that is moved ahead on minimum wage, they are not waiting around for the congress to act, but we want the congress to act. >> so, is it one or both there? >> i do think it's both. there's nothing wrong with the chief executive of the united states making some executive decisions where he can to advance the ball for middle class families, but you ca...

That's an example of something he can do using his executive authority. he will still call on congress to act, to pass a bill that raises the minimum wage to $10.10 across the country for everybody because that's the right thing to do for hard working americans who are taking care of their business and being responsible to themselves and their families. >> when some republican leaders say those kind of executive decisions, unilateral actions could potentially violate, go against the constitutional. i assume your lawyers have looked at all of that. >> the president absolutely has the authority ...

On, the president made the decision, i'm not going to expand my circle of friends. >> the smartest guy in the complex. >> there is the thing, it isn't perhaps just adaptable course correction stuff that he did. he also had to run and manage things and experience as a governor the need to manage and change the executive decisions. obama's biggest lapses is the executive experience. he knows how to manage. this health care thing is a classic inability to oversee in a managerial granular sense how something will be. >> i always thought it was such a joke during the 2008 campaign everybody talked ...

>> i just wanted to see how much of an insult it was to be called a ignore maimous. it's an ignorant lawyer. we all know barack obama is a lawyer. >> and now you push it. that's kind of twerking. go forward. >> it all comes down to that three-letter word. called jobs, which is actually a four-letter word. i was wondering to myself, why we are having so many czars/kings now in america. ♪ i am tolerant. i'm all for free speech and free rights, just not on december 25th. >> that's why our show is so successful. you tell me what you think. a lot of it we sort of make up. wivy or wi-fi? >> wi-fi....

Brains when we're sleep deprived and have make food choices. author of the study is also an associate professor of psychology and neuro science at the university of california berkeley. he assures us he's well rested so he can do the interview so doc, what happens to the brain when we're sleep deprived and have to eat? >> yeah. two interesting things seem to happen. first, the deep sensors in the brain, the more primal sensors that control motivations and desire, those regions are ramped up and increased in the reactivity in response to food items when you're sleep deprived. if that wasn't bad...