went ahead and scooped it up, put it in the toilet, flush it, put him under the bunk. we get bleach in the county. we bleached down the whole cell. finish wrapping him up, i m getting rid of everything. pretty soon it was time we were hungry, you know what i mean? this is kind of funky, but it is what it is. my tray, where we usually stack up trays, put a bomb. you can put a piece of blanket, light it, it gives you a nice blue flame. i took the bong, cooked grilled cheese sandwiches. used his body as a stand. there s a rumor in the state of california, i was homeless, they re burning this dude. they ate his eyeballs. where were his eyeballs?
way. in the end house speaker john boehner, he caved in and he gave in to political pressure but still he defends the stand that he took. we have fought the fight, the good fight, but i talked to enough members over the last 24 hours who believe that, hey, listen, we don t like this two-month extension. we don t like this reporting problem in the senate bill and if you can get this fixed, why not do the right thing for the american people even though it s not exactly what we want. it seems that everything we ve done this last year has been a knockdown dragout fight. there is no reason to do that. if there were a message received from this last thing we ve been through, i would hope especially i repeat the new members of the house will understand that legislation is the art of compromise. now the tax cut deal is a win for the president. he pushed back pretty hard against house republicans who opposed the short-term extension. white house did issue a statement saying, i q
candy last night. where is the candy. what candy? , [crying] that s cruel! oh, it s horrible. i would get injured if i told my son that. he would sake a sword. alisyn: mine would react that way and collapse into tears. do you know my daughter got 71 pieces of candy and counted them. dave: counted. alisyn: 71 pieces. yeah, she s got inventory e i used to keep the bag in my closet for a year. alisyn: who makes one of my coffee, all year. clayton: these are in wrappers and sealed. dave: funky. clayton: nasty. dave: we had halloween in connecticut last night. halloween two was in connecticut because of the
so the blood was, i mean it was everywhere, it was about this thick. sitting there listening to him relay these very graphic, violent, brutal acts, i have to remain somewhat detached to keep him talking. and it was almost like he was just discussing another day at the office. by this time we were hungry. so, it s kind of funky, but it is what it is. we usually stack up trays and put a you can take a piece of blanket, rip off a strip, you light it and gives you a good blue flame. i just took the bomb with it, set it on top of his body and cooked grilled cheese sandwiches on top of using his body as a stand. so i m eating and that s where this rumor throughout the state of california. yeah, he was burning this fool and this. they never found his eyeballs.
meet the fockers. he plays a modern-day robin hood. let s storm the castle together. like when they went after frankenstein. no. the peasants take everything back from the lords. i m in. matthew broderick and two of the most powerful men in hollywood. this is piers morgan tonight. we begin with breaking news a. jury in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson s doctor will get the case. ted rowlands joins me now. ted, another dramatic day and now we will get to i guess the final answer. describe what happened today. well, piers, two very passionate arguments by both sides. david walgren started off telling the your this wasn t a case about a doctor/patient relationship. this is a case about a guy willing to do something very dangerous for $150,000 a month. he also reminded the jury about michael jackson s three children that will be growing up fatherless. the jackson family was in the courtroom as they usually are and there were a few moments where it was v