60% of republican voters support this. a big, bright, clear majority of republican voters wants our country to have a law like this. but republicans in congress won t let it happen. and it turns out that that exact dynamic holds on a bunch of thing sas right now in washingt. john boehner again this week insists he would also not allow a vote on immigration reform. just like the nondiscrimination bill, immigration reform is super,sumer, super popular. it passed the senate with 14 republican senators crossing the aisle to vote with the democrats on it. it beat the filibuster handily. 68 votes. that shows you how noncontroversial and middle of the road that bill was. they had to make it that noncontroversial and middle of the road so it could pass with a 2 to 1 margin. overall, huge majorities of americans support immigration reform. 87% support reforming immigration and allowing a pathway to citizenship for immigrants who are here
this photo of a dude on a date taking cover has gotten super popular on-line. if only there was a word to describe that. after a nearby customer posted it on twitter with the caption, quote, a grown-ass man i hate that. just say grown. is mad at his girlfriend at olive garden and has made a menu fort. the picture has been retweeted 85 billion times including on other planets. lots of people calling mr. pink shirt out for being a jerky jerk face. others bash the guy who snapped the shot and not minding his own business. as usual actor billy zane said nothing on the matter and we didn t bother calling him. discuss the in lightning roooouuuunnnnddd. lightning round. mike, you know when you go on dates, you are obviously
patrick byler clark and josh thomas, who american tourists who braved a trip to pyongyang. my parents didn t know. they still don t know. they ll find out tomorrow. reporter: and instead of mass rallies in kim il-sung square, roller blading, apparently it s the latest fad. on the scaquare there s a lo of kids roller blading. super popular right now. north korea is not just military few stepping across their main square. reporter: for these americans it was tasting traditional tea, posing with extras in a war film, attending a north korean wedding. i ve been around the world to about 100 countries. and as american, north korea has been one of the forbidden countries. reporter: he guided the group. he rushed in in 2010 posting his experiences and photos on a popular blog, an american in north korea. the tension that s been talked about around the world is not felt when you re there.
scandal. most people know these stories. in fact, we have a studio audience. it asked this morning if we could bring a studio audience in today because i want to ask about, i want to ask about these headlines and these headlines. everybody here probably can tell me all about the apology p the press conference, the timeline, the underwearpick. right? who knows about the cat pictures? did you know about the cat pictures? go ahead. victoria? can i say it? he has a photograph sitting with his two cats glenn: that s enough. the other words the cats glenn: another word for cat. glenn: anybody here know how many followers he has on twitter? how many before twitter? let s have a big group hug. i love you guys. i can tell you that everybody at tmz is giving you the number, screening it at the television. it was 44,000. and he is becoming super, super popular.
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