talk about his rip cord moment. what would he say if he was about to jump out the window and pull the cord? what was it? i don t remember. but he would have been a would he have stolen beer is the question. i have the best reality show pitch for that guy. he is getting one, no question. yesterday on the today show, a little bit of chaos. when you invite famous sextuplets and their parents on to the program and you re natalie morales and trying to control the situation, this is what happens. i feel like in my own home right now! you didn t know you were the any cast member? i m the new cast member, yea! don t hit her! this is what life is for you guys every day, right? grant! sweetheart. we have been waiting for an hour and a half so they are losing it! geez! no. how is it now? you ve had some major changes. wait, wait! no! both of us new jobs and we ve really had to we had such an
anybody nervous. they were similar, though. you re right, though. a lot of the corruption charges come out of the enter cities inner cities where guys have been able to take short cuts and get away with it. they are the great deal makers. exactly. and able to do great things as well. everybody has a blind spot. willie, you and me, it s heroin. but others have nay way. not sure where that came from. mom, i m just joking! it s self-deprecating humor at will willie s expense! yeah! that would explain a lot. that would explain a lot. still ahead here, mad money s jim cramer and bill bennett and our friend harold ford jr. did you see this yesterday? sextuplets gone wild on the today show. just a dorsch of some of the great news you can t use. for those of us who have lactose intolerance,
jim, the government bailout of the auto industry seemed to work. it seems to be working. you were just raving about gm. yes. why isn t that confidence in the government figuring out how to do the gm deal correctly? why isn t that confidence translate to go the rest of the business community some. they don t know how on embrace a win. they go to some little battery company in michigan that would be defunct if it weren t for their checks but where is malawi? whittaker says i want the government out of my company. wait a minute. they hired whittaker. whittaker saying every day i want the government out of my company. breaking weather news. ezra klein is in washington, d.c. is someone watching? there are massive thunderstorms. we, obviously, have a lot of people that watch in washington, d.c. since this is washington, d.c. show. but a massive thunderstorm is coming through washington, d.c. right now. i know a lot of you watch the show while you re getting
dressed. may want to wait a few minutes before you get in your cars and go. but then again, you need somebody at 30 rock or in mid-town manhattan telling you that, did you? ezra is in washington. he fortunately got dressed an hour ago and got to the studio. ezra, it seems when we talk about wall street, barack obama look how dark it is there! barack obama is in the same making feel like something ominous is happening behind me. i can t turn around. it doesn t look good on camera but geez! wasn t there a capital shot there? so we have gone from cnbc prime time to the charlie rose show! so anyway! ez ezra, with the charlie brown charlie rose background behind you, when we talk wall street, ones again, barack obama finds himself in the position he has been in for a year and a half. one side on wall street, former supporters saying this guy is a
reporter: they are all billionaires, many household names, and they ve and it a public pledge to give at least 50% of their wealth to charity. it began with warren buffett and bill and melinda gates. all three have already committed vast sums to causes such as global health and education but they wanted to expand on the idea. three secret dinners brought the mega rich together to discuss ways of getting their dollars to change the world. the gates and warren buffett discussed the giving pledge recently on the pbc charlie rose show. one of the cool things we learned, philanthropy is personal so to us it doesn t matter what people give, whether it s to the culture, climate or humanitity or societal issues. it s what they re driven by. we want to make sure they re thinking about giving and there s a lot of energy around. reporter: 40 families and images signed up including george lucas, venture capitalist