they're like, "aziz is in the building." it's always like, "aziz is in the building? let's go to another building. [ laughter ] this one's got really low standards." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: let's go to another building. >> yeah. he said that. and i was like, "oh, that was nice of him to do that." >> jimmy: that's cool." >> but that's when things got terrible because immediately after that he goes, "yo, aziz, come up here and tell everybody a joke." i was like, "ah, no!" [ laughter ] and he kept pushing this. and i'm totally out of it. it's 4:30 in the morning on new year's eve. and he likes, "no, come up here and tell everybody a new year's day joke." that's a really specific request! [ laughter ] a new year's day joke? when is the last time someone told you a funny new year's day joke? [ laughter ] never. so i got up there and i just eventually had to go. and i'll do my best to recreate what happened when he passed me the microphone. did this come out? >> jimmy: yeah. >> this is what happened. so -- >> jimmy: i can give you this mike. >> yeah, okay. cool. so he

we have a clip of you and aziz who is another really funny human being. >> oh yeah, aziz. >> jimmy: from "parks and rec," here is adam scott everybody. >>> what's wrong with you? you look psychotic. >> i was 18 when i was elected mayor, okay? so excuse me for that. cindy eckert had just turned me down for senior prom. do you know how that feels? i should call her. i should. no, i shouldn't. and i'm not going to, and i'm proud of myself for that. >> and then you talked about feeling up cindy eckert for the first time, for about five minuets, and then the show ended, as did our careers and probably harvest fest. >> boom, sadness, that's the one. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: check adam scott in "parks and rec," thurdays at 9:30 on nbc. edie brickell performs next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ take care of your engine and it'll go far. one way i can take care of my engine? one a day men's -- a complete multivitamin for my overall health. plus more vitamin d to help maintain healthy blood pressure. [ engine revs ] whoa. kinda makes your heart race, huh? ♪ [ cheers and appl

we have a clip of you and aziz who is another really funny human being. >> oh yeah, aziz. >> jimmy: from "parks and rec," here is adam scott everybody. >>> what's wrong with you? you look psychotic. >> i was 18 when i was elected mayor, okay? so excuse me for that. cindy eckert had just turned me down for senior prom. do you know how that feels? i should call her. i should. no, i shouldn't. and i'm not going to, and i'm proud of myself for that. >> and then you talked about feeling up cindy eckert for the first time, for about five minuets, and then the show ended, as did our careers and probably harvest fest. >> boom, sadness, that's the one. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: check adam scott in "parks and rec," thurdays at 9:30 on nbc. edie brickell performs next. come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up

also been spreading to algeria where thousands gathered to demand the resignation of president abdel aziz abou the flicka more than thirty thousand police would have been deployed to prevent an uprising similar to that what happened in egypt hundreds of demonstrators have been detained in clashes across the capital algiers the country has been under a state of emergency for nine years allowing north or east to outlaw public demonstrations in the wake of the uprisings in tunisia and egypt the government said it would lift emergency room. where you always got to be it's good to have your company today we have a plenty more ahead for you this hour and you can find out why the u.k. is the guardian newspaper is in a bit of break up with its former collaborator wiki leaks some has even been threatened with libel chargers by the whistle blowing website. and under attack we look at the plight of iraqi christians forced to flee their homes after being continuously targeted by extremist groups. all this week one of the world's most wanted terrorists doc who claimed responsibility for the suicide at

think there's probably something in general to bill's sense of the papers natural institutional by aziz. i want to be careful here about how life raise this. and i think one of the reasons i was asked to do this -- and by the way, thank you, fred, for asking me, and frank, it's nice to see you, and thanks to the st. francis college. but life and one of the reasons that i was asked to do this, is why when certainly a liberal, there's no question about that. if you read my stuff, you know i'm liberal. but democratic to some extent of liberalism as well. over the years i have been critical to some extent of the multiculturalism. politics on the left, that was my first book -- here it is, i will just show it. it's an old book now. actually i don't really agree with 100% of it anymore. >> i played a role in helping him shake his ideas. >> i'm sure he's been to quote against me in his rebuttal. that's fine. but i have been somewhat critical of multiculturalism from a liberal perspective. that perspective being enough shelf to the to -- and a nutshell when we emphasize differences to such an e

from 2005 to 2008, according to the iowa chess of string capital cost index which aziz rebuffed consumer price index for the oil industry, and the short time period 05 to 08 the cost of developing field doubled on average around the world, so in other words accompany had to pay double in 2008 in order to develop the same barrel of oil compared to 2005. other factors as well has become the new gold. it is a financial asset in which the investors take positions based on their expectations of the value of the dollar, inflation and global oil demand supply. the role of the financial players has gotten a lot of interest over the years especially in 2008 and they can exchange with a given price trend but the primary reasons the price trends are rooted in the fundamental supply side demand industry cost and geopolitics so what does this mean for today and in the future? one is a reminder that the oil market is a reflection of the world that means prices go up and down in response to what is happening around the world, but perhaps more importantly what does this mean for the future? in 2010 ther

from 2005 to 2008, according to the iowa chess of string capital cost index which aziz rebuffed consumer price index for the oil industry, and the short time period 05 to 08 the cost of developing field doubled on average around the world, so in other words accompany had to pay double in 2008 in order to develop the same barrel of oil compared to 2005. other factors as well has become the new gold. it is a financial asset in which the investors take positions based on their expectations of the value of the dollar, inflation and global oil demand supply. the role of the financial players has gotten a lot of interest over the years especially in 2008 and they can exchange with a given price trend but the primary reasons the price trends are rooted in the fundamental supply side demand industry cost and geopolitics so what does this mean for today and in the future? one is a reminder that the oil market is a reflection of the world that means prices go up and down in response to what is happening around the world, but perhaps more importantly what does this mean for the future? in 2010 ther