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Despite his enthusiasm, Bradley Cooper doubts that director Todd Phillips would revisit the franchise.

Tonight. the government shutdown and me, that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. whenever something bad happens, some bozo will call it a learning experience. i've had a lot of learning experiences, ask my wife. but with the shutdown it's true, for example, i learned that 93% of the workers at the environmental protection agency are non-essential. now i didn't major in math, but i'm pretty sure that's more than nine out of ten. of the 16,000, roughly 1 grand are essentially making the epa as necessary as shoulder pads on a snake or another hangover sequel, or vermont. so we l...

Alisyn: does it sound like she's looking forward to being part of the new hampshire primary. rick: it sounds like that. she sounds like she's getting ready to announce that she's running. alisyn: that's what i'm feeling. rick: me, too. nato pounding the capital in libya. rockets hitting more than a dozen targets and is this the raid that might finally help the rebels overcome the qaddafi security forces? straight ahead. alisyn: and this is a central joke in one of the biggest movies of the summer, but will mike tyson's face tattoo prevent the hangover sequel from ever coming out? a lawsuit ste...

Tonight. the government shutdown and me, that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. whenever something bad happens, some bozo will call it a learning experience. i've had a lot of learning experiences, ask my wife. but with the shutdown it's true, for example, i learned that 93% of the workers at the environmental protection agency are non-essential. now i didn't major in math, but i'm pretty sure that's more than nine out of ten. of the 16,000, roughly 1 grand are essentially making the epa as necessary as shoulder pads on a snake or another hangover sequel, or vermont. so we l...

Tonight. the government shutdown and me, that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. whenever something bad happens, some bozo will call it a learning experience. i've had a lot of learning experiences, ask my wife. but with the shutdown it's true, for example, i learned that 93% of the workers at the environmental protection agency are non-essential. now i didn't major in math, but i'm pretty sure that's more than nine out of ten. of the 16,000, roughly 1 grand are essentially making the epa as necessary as shoulder pads on a snake or another hangover sequel, or vermont. so we l...