better than just about anybody else the first brother-in-law. what do you call the president? oh, when i see him i call him the best one is that guy who goes to his left all the time on the basketball court. michelle obama s brother, craig robinson. this is piers morgan tonight. google chris colfer and you ll get more than 2.5 million results. he s an overnight sensation and has millions of fans across the country hanging on his every word. i will be, too. awesome. great. thank you. i don t know why i do this to myself. there you are, the cover. yes. which has eluded me so far. it s coming. two copies of hollywood reporter. this year alone. there you are on both of them. and then this one, which absolutely i ve got to be honest sickens me. i have spent 46 years in journalism, in broadcasting. desperate to get on the top 100 of time magazine s most influential people. there i am. there you are, first shout. you re not even inside. you re on the
magazine s 100 list of the most influential people in the world. he s a role model to millions of fans and hobnobbing with celebrities. you i bow to lady gaga. she had a crown on. he s even met the president. what did he say to you? hi, i m barack. and of course when i get excited i get high pitched, so i m, like, i m chris! inside the white house with someone who knows the president better than just about anybody else the first brother-in-law. what do you call the president? oh, when i see him i call him barack or president obama or mr. president. the best one is that guy who goes to his left all the time on the basketball court. michelle obama s brother, craig robinson. this is piers morgan tonight. google chris culver and you ll get more than 2.5 million results. he s an overnight sensation and has millions of fans across the country hanging on his every word. i will be, too. awesome. great. thank you. i don t know why i do this to myself. there you a
l.a. fundraiser for senator barbara boxer and the democratic party. here is how he handled it. equality for all i m sorry, do you want to come up here? you know, all right. because can i just say once again, barbara andry supportive of repealing don t ask don t tell. so i don t know why you re hollering. larry: have you ever seen him lose his cool? let me think about that? i don t think i have. not even on the basketball court. i have not seen him lose his cool. larry: that would be the primary test? what would be, larry? larry: the basketball court. yeah, if you don t lose your cool on there, you probably can hold it pretty well. larry: you re not kidding. craig robinson has written a terrific book a game of character. we ll be back with more moments
primary test? what would be, larry? larry: the basketball court. yeah, if you don t lose your cool on there, you probably can hold it pretty well. larry: you re not kidding. craig robinson has written a terrific book a game of character. we ll be back with more moments with him right after this. hey who s our best presentation guy? carl. i thought you said carl was our best presentation guy. [ worker ] well, he is. last week he told my team about fedex office print online for our presentations. we upload it to fedex office, then they print, bind, and ship it. the presentation looks good, right? yes, but you didn t actually bring carl with you. good morning! but i digress. [ male announcer ] we understand. you need presentations done right. and right now save 20% on all online printing purchases. visit fedex.com/print. i want to fix up old houses. [ woman ] when i grow up, i want to take him on his first flight.
when people would write a book and be you know i wrote it so i could help other girls. but i mean i think the reason that seems trite is because it s true there is a part of me that went that thought to myself i would love to have read this book as a kid. and i know that it did help me. there was a time when i was probably about 13 and i was watching the tonight show with johnny carson. and this actress came on. and she was so beautiful, and so elegant, and she talked about how she was a bedwetter as a kid. and i couldn t believe it, you know. i couldn t believe that someone would talk so cavalierly about that, and that it wasn t this giant shame. and it was kind of huge for me. it just seems like there is a lot of stuff in the book that i think if i was and i m not saying this is a book for kids, necessarily.