everyone but tom brady . what if i am the tom brady of spreadsheets.hat if i am a seven time pulled champion. >> it is good. some fans are calling a quirky ad with actor michael cera one of the best super bowl spots in years. the celebrity has the same name as its product it makes for perfect sense for them to work together. like if taylor swift became a spokesperson for swifter. that was the idea behind the ad from this product. >> i am michael cera. human skin is my passion. >> let my cream hydrate you. developed with michael cera. >> that is good. finally, what may be the top spot of super bowl commuters. ben affleck leaning into his dunkin donut means status and erupted his wife, also a longtime friend and why not bring in tom brady as well. >> he is here. ♪ here comes the boston massacre. touchdown tommy on the keys. i am open. i need no interaction. it is hard to be a friend, men. >> tom brady managing to be a super bowl star with no ties to the game during his 23 year career brady 197 super bowls and appeared in the big game a record 10 times. >

you got to talk to tom brady. did mr. brady weigh in on the reason why my daughter and so many other swifties will be watching their first super bowl this sunday? >> i know i had to ask. for my two daughters as well. tom is giving super bowl rings. the hall is for the people to see the history and to inspire the next generation. i asked him about the big game as well. . >> patrick is a great player. so is brock. they lead different teams. both organizations are doing it the right way. i was a part of organizations that did it the right way. i love when i see matchups like this that it's the two best teams. one in each conference competing for the championship. one will get one of those rings. the other is looking for answers like the other 30 teams who aren't in this game. i'm happy for them. they should -- this is about a football competition and the magic on the field. the players have worked their lives to get to this moment. >> brady, all business. locked in, focused on the game, like as a player. seeing the super bow

will he catch tom brady?d chance helet, he has a michael jordan aurua to him. >> todd: can't forget about taylor swift. she was at the game hugging kelce at the end, very happy. shocked they won, she is shocked by everything she sees at a football game. let's bring the beautiful man in himself. go back to the man, are you looking at the next tom brady? >> joe: looking at an all-time great in any sport. tr patrick mahomes has gone to four super bowls, only tom brady has beaten him. in every super bowl, he's come back in the second half to win those games. what can we say about patrick mahomes, he is an all-time great already and still in his 20s. we have shelf life. >> todd: if he had beaten the bucks, four for mahomes and six for brady. he is an amazing athlete and player and makes football fun to watch. after years of talking about football, what is going on, what are players doing, seem like the no fun league and i feel like patrick mahomes has brought the league back. good to see. >> joe: looking at probab

tom brady was of course leading those patriot teams. now mahomes has back-to-back super bowl titles in his back pocket. what did you take away from this game and this performance by the chiefs when it really didn't look like they had it in the first half? >> no, andy, it didn't. and in fact, seven field goals, four for kansas city, three for the 49ers, and it was kind of a dud. i think there were a lot of people that were watching it and kind of like this is the super bowl. and as you and i know, and coy of course covered a lot of these, so i'm not there with you guys, what a scene that is certainly you're living right now. but you know, we know that these games have an ebb and flow to them. and this was one of those kind of defensive struggles. lots of mistakes. i mean, the 49ers, i've been listening to you guys talk to us as i've been awaiting to have our conversation. and the 49ers had that golden opportunity to start the second half after mahomes threw the interception. and as you are talking about patrick mahomes, there are many qu

but i was hoping tonight when brady is here and we will answer the immortal question, does wayne bradytion at this time! now on to games! [cheers and applause] yeah. if there's one thing you'll find in the nfl, it's men. there are so many. some of them are what the internet calls a "zaddy" -- a term for a hot, fashionable, older man. for example, former dallas cowboys quarterback and current cbs announcer tony romo. [cheers and applause] right? or the fresh and fashionable howie long. [audience reacts] and who can forget the irresistible sexual dynamo that is raiders' owner mark davis. [laughter] day-um. panelists, everybody deserves a dapper older man in their life. and that's why we're playing a special football edition of our game called "who's your zaddy?" [cheers and applause] mystery zaddy. and you'll have to guess who he is based off the clues that i give you. if you get it right, you'll get 100 points. i can't keep doing this 7-point math. [laughter] if you are unable to figure it out, the other two panelists will be able to steal the points if they can guess right. >> nice. >>

he was able to speak with newly retired nfl star tom brady. >> yes, caught up with the greatest tom bradyunta fountainebleu. along with loads of other iconic sports activists i asked about that and the big game too. blue, this new hall of excellence, seven super bowl rings here. what does this signify? is it like vegas, the new mega sports capital of the world? >> i think it is. there's the nfl draft, f1, a baseball team coming, a basketball team coming, a women's basketball team here that i'm a part of, mma and ufc fights all the time and boxing eventing all the time. it's an incredible sports capital. when you think of them coming through every year and doing it in the fountainebleu casino, which is the most beautiful hotel i've ever seen in my life, it's a destination to come. >> what does the g.o.a.t., the greatest quarterback of all time have to say about the matchup? >> well, patrick has been a great player since he came in the league and so is brock. both coaches, both organizations are doing it the right way. i was part of organizations doing it the right way. i love when i see ma

these notifications since 2022 according to the data river city firearms didn't get just one letter brady says the store has been continually flagged telling us that between 2020 and 2022, at least 75 crimes were committed with guns bought right here the atf says the letter does not mean the dealer has engaged in any form of wrongdoing a number of factors including geography, sales volume, and the resale of guns can be to blame in 2003 congress passed a law prohibiting the atf from releasing firearm trace data to the public brady says it relied on the freedom of information act to compel the agency to release the letters. >> understanding where these guns are coming from allows us to turn off the flow of trafficked firearms at their source and stop flooding communities that are most impacted. >> reporter: a trade organization for the firearms industry disagrees. >> nobody in the industry wants to see criminals obtaining firearms. >> reporter: national shooting sports foundation says releasing the information publicly could hamper law enforcement and be used to name and shame gun dealers u

everyone but tom brady. >> what if i am tom brady of spread sheets? tim birdie. >> some are calling this quirky ad one of the best in years. >> tim birdie, he is pretty good looking. >> this is like if taylor swift became the spokesperson for swiffer. >> i am make he will cera and human skin is my passion . three essential ceramides. developed with mic especially cera-v. >> we did like. it had a thumbs up. what maybe at the top spot, this was my favorite. >> ben affleck really leaning into his dunkin' donuts meme status and roped in his wife. >> why not throw tom brady in one more time. >> he is here. >> for your consideration, here comes the boston massacre. dunk kings! play it coach. got it. >> i'm open. >> needs no introduction, my partner. >> really hard to be your friend, man. >> i feel like this is their relationship. j lo's reaction, i feel like this is what it is like at home. tom brady managing to be a super bowl star with no ties to the game. during his 23 year career he won seven super bowls and appeared in the big game a record ten times.

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brady says the store has been continually flagged telling us that between 2020 and 2022, at least 75 crimes were committed with guns bought right here. the atf says the letter does not mean the dealer has engaged in any form of wrongdoing. a number of factors including geography, sales volume, and the resale of guns can be to blame. in 2003 congress passed a law prohibiting the atf from releasing firearm trace data to the public. brady says it relied on the freedom of information act to compel the agency to release the letters. >> understanding where these guns are coming from allows us to turn off the flow of trafficked firearms at their source and stop flooding communities that are most impacted. >> reporter: a trade organization for the firearms industry disagrees. >> nobody in the industry wants to see criminals obtaining firearms. >> reporter: national shooting sports foundation says releasing the information publicly could hamper law enforcement and be used to name and shame gun dealers unfairly when there's no way to conclude the dealer is at fault. >> not from the mere fact t

mahomes, we're not saying he's brady because he's not brady yet. like montana, brady, that could have done that last night. it's just extraordinary. >> patrick mahomes is the greatest quarterback i have ever seen, and that's of course with deference to john lemire's, mike barnacle's tom brady. he's done it all. what patrick mahomes has done is turn the super bowl into his own residency. he's been there four times. he has won three of them. he's won two in a row. on friday i talked to you about my personal philosophical conflict between collective greatness and the individualist great man theory of football, which i am attempted into, and that's what we saw. we saw patrick mahomes get the ball with less than two minutes left, in overtime, an all time classic, no hyperbole necessary. one of the greatest and longest games we have ever seen and patrick mahomes does this. it's the guy who reaches history because he is just that good. >> one of my favorite super bowl stories is the montana john candy story which i retold so many times around my house at

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i'm going to interview tom brady, your beloved tom brady, in just a bit. yes, i will ask him about this swift mania, and i will also ask him about the heck of the quarterback matchup we're about to see on super bowl sunday, football. >> a huge get, an interview with tom brady to ask about taylor swift. super bowl lviii is upon us. coy wire, thank you so much. great job. >>> john could not be happier. he wishes he were there. all right, joining us now is former nfl wide receiver donte stallworth. thank you, sir, for coming on. love the hair and the beard. you're killing it. can i just quickly ask you about this conspiracy thing? i know you are very familiar with the 49ers. is there anything to this numbers crunch, whatever, what do you think? >> i think it's always fun for especially around the super bowl for people to come up with all of these conspiracies and especially with travis kelce and taylor swift dating now. there's obviously more story line towards that. it's fun. but at the end of the day, it's not scripted but it will be interesting to see how

a lo largo de su ilustre carrera le pertenecen a la gente y no deben estar guardados, dijo brady duranteran en las vegas en el llamado salon de la excelencia que abrira al publico proximamente. >> y la espera de las vegas se unio a la euforia que vive la ciudad por que se jugara este domingo entre los 49ers de san y los chiefs de kansas city par celebrar la gran final, la gigantesca pantalla se ilumin para mostrar los anillos de los campeones de la historia de l nfl. >> y asi llegamos al final de esta emision, pero gracias po acompanarnos, que pasen muy buenas noches y lo dejamos con zona mixta. >> hoy en zona mixta, cobertura especial desde las vegas rumbo al super bowl 58. >> llega bow.

everyone but tom brady. >> what if i am tom brady of spread sheets. >> you're in. >> what if i am sevensome areas are calling a quirky ad one of the best spots in years. >> when a celebrity has same name as a product it makes perfect sense for them to work together. >> like if taylor swift became the spokesperson for swiffer or something like that. >> human skin is my passion which is why i developed this. >> let my cream hydrate you. >> cera-ve developed with michael cera. >> i said that wrong. what may be at the top spot. >> ben affleck leaning into his dunk indo nut meme status and roped his wife in. >> also long time friend and why not tom brady to boot. watch. >> for your consideration, here comes the boston massacre, dunk kings. >> i'm open. >> it's really hard to be your friend, man. >> this was my favorite. i loved when he goes to matt damon, tom brady being a super bowl star with no ties to the game. he won seven super bowls and appeared in the big game a record ten times. really the commercials were fun. some were heart warming too. there were a few that pulled at heart string

losing to tom brady, tom brady and the patriots. that was super bowl 51.nly other super bowl that ended in overtime. and so just imagine what it's going to be like for kyle shanahan on the flight. back thinking and thinking and thinking about well, people are going to talk about the fourth down that he didn't go for in the overtime kick. the field goal when earlier fourth and three hit george kittle. they went for it. then they got a little conservative. but everybody to a man we talked to said we felt confident. take the points. take the points and let our defense win. the game didn't work out. >> yep. we're going to have much more highlights and reaction in sports a couple more times. larry and i will be here in las vegas and dan, we send it back to you. yeah, don't go anywhere. we have a lot more coverage. >> we will going anywhere. >> maybe. larry get a cough drop. i'm sure you were screaming this entire time. your voice is a little hoarse. >> yeah. you notice i'm hanging by a thread. >> hang on. just a little longer, guys. thank you. we'll check in in

, and no one would say eli had the career that tom brady did.eat young player, and it's all in front of him and he really led the comeback, if you could call it that, leading, because it was really kind of led by dan campbell who missed so many opportunities to put that game away and to put his team in better position. but be that as it may, brock purdy did a terrific job, used his legs, and a force to be reckoned with. i am not discounting them. you asked me who i thought, well, i think it right now but i may change my mind. floyd mayweather said i have the ability to change my behind. >> sandra: you had an event with tom brady. watch for a sec. >> exhibits are much more than championships, much more than just jewelry from a field of play. they are about the stories of people who help other people win. all these people have a story around my time in the nfl, with the patriots and the bucs and now all of those stories have a home here at the fontainebleau forever. >> i imagine that was a special moment. >> the hall of excellence with my wife fra

tools than brady ever had, but he has that mindset, the sacrifice, discipline, lack of ego.that in the biggest star on your team, when they see you outworking everyone, studying more film than everyone, if he has to do it, then i have to do it, too. so they have the makings of something really special here to continue on this dynastic journey. they're in their super bowl eras tour, shall we say. >> speaking of taylor swift, she was here on the field right back there celebrating almost in tears listening to her boyfriend travis kelce when he had the crowd going, what a fairytale ending. >> i was right there when they were hugging and kissing and travis was sweating all over her, not a hair out of place, didn't even melt her makeup or anything. yes, this is just how the nfl scripted it, the swifties, the kansas city swifties, are your super bowl champions. >> i'm sure taylor would make her way to the parade, if she could. what a super bowl. thanks for joining us. >> awesome. >> taylor, what do you make of this journey? how do you describe this journey? >> yeah, everyone trying

in the sada sima poll itself , people actually voted for the brady capital tax by a wide margin.t's it. in fact , the tv networks can actually rebroadcast it. in the end, their own people can search. what does economy mean? assets are in their hands. yes, they are responsible, they should be responsible . in fact, the duty of the sovereign is that now this gentleman claims to be an expert on the issues. in fact, there are only a few people in the society who have assets , many people at all. they don't have a house, so they don't know how the capital tax is actually levied. many people are struggling to buy a residential unit. many of them have already tried a lot. in fact , owning a proper unit is one of the top understandings. they are renting women, even themselves they don't know about this, by the way, those who consider themselves busy, in fact, their assets are very different from what they left. i agree with you in general, it's the people's job , it's not the capitalist's job , you can't do it, i don't care , who says it's good or not? we agree with the general principle

now, on the brady bill anniversary, 30 years ago president clinton signed the brady bill into law, one of the most significant and effective pieces of gun legislation ever in american history. this legislation, of course, is near and dear to me. back when i introduced the brady bill and carried it through the house and senate -- through the house, i wasn't a senator then, jumping ahead in my little history, back when i introduced the brady bill i was a house member representing brooklyn and queens. i knew firsthand the terrible toll of gun violence because the streets of my district and so many other districts were witness to it. i jumped at the opportunity to work alongside two brave and stalwart people, jim and sarah brady, two american heroes whose lives, of course, were forever changed by gun violence. to help write and pass the brady law. looking back at the legacy the brady bill after three decades, there's no doubt it saved countless lives. there's no way to count, because you don't know who didn't get the gun who would have, but it's going to be a number with many, many zeros.

brady wright is a sixth generation hog farmer e. he joins us now.rst of all, this seems like a problem for those of us that enjoy bacon, but it doesn't seem like the kind of problem where we can't go get it. explain what's happening here. >> yeah, i think it is kind of typical in a commodity market when at times the productivity kind of outpaces demand. we've been in that period for a fairly extended period of time, probably a year or two. and, yeah, it's just, it's been difficult. we're hoping to see people eat more bacon and other pork products. joey: i see you say that the industry in one vein has got much more efficient so you're producing faster. on the other side, there is a reduction in consumption. what are the policy changes that might if help this industry? i know exporting pork is probably a good idea. >> yes. yes. you know, as you know, the a last couple of administrations have been maybe free trade has been a little bit more controversial as political things are changed around the world, and any reduced tariffs really help us a lot beca

tom brady making his presence felt constantly.'t on the field, appearing alongside j. lo, ben affleck, and matt damon. >> somehow i didn't see this one, and of course, verizon's feature with beyonce. that was amazing. i saw that. that teed up her announcement of her next album. we're looking at the biggest hits. dunkin', it sold the show. >> it stole the show as well for me. it was probably one of my favorite ads and that is why i want to play it for you right now, just to remind the audience of what that ad was. >> the boston massacre, the dunkys. >> got it. >> i'm open. >> no interaction. my partner. >> sometimes it's really hard to be your friend. >> you said you wanted to support me. ♪ >> i just absolutely love that ad, but there were some other ads that i thought were pretty good that were rated highly by northwestern. they have the kellogg school there, and some other ones that rated highly that had celebrities in them for beyonce in that verizon commercial. love that one. you mentioned it, poppy, broke the internet. i'm a b

we turn our attention toward patrick mahomes and you hear the brady comparisons. i want to take something back that i said on television with you guys here. i'm not ready to call him tom brady yet because guess what, he reminded us all of yesterday. he goes tom brady beat me in a super bowl so i can't call my itself the goat or the new goat. he will always have that over me. so out of respect, i'm still giving it to tom brady, so i'll do the same. >> i love i mean, that just speaks to his character. you pointed it out >> the best in the same thing when i saw that corner like you gotta be kidding me. that's so good. that's a >> good, good guy. totally shapes him. i'm not letting you get away from russia yet. because not only did he do as you mentioned, he did it on roller skates at one point, what would you talk to him right before this? right. what was his mindset going into all of this? >> i knew exactly what he felt he was very relaxed, he was very at ease, but he felt like this was really a moment to showcase what he calls home, which is atlanta. and i don't kn

he would also like them to hire dorothy brady. so eventually, margaret is hired. brady gets like a one or two year position and then from there they move the the project moves forward. there's one last facet of his interest and his connection with women economists, and that goes the way friedman was always interested in approaches, economic life approaches, economic analysis that were established and was much slower than rest of his colleagues to say now that economics is becoming more quantitative and mathematical and model driven, we can sort of set aside all the other work that's been done and. typically, women economists worked consumption. they were figuring out who bought and sold what they were deeply empirical, adding up who, how many yams did this household buy? what did they for a funeral? do they have a larger border? so they were immersed in this sort of empirical research that most economists of friedman status had decided was sort of old news. but friedman was like, well, i still think there's there. and so also came from his intellectual orientation

. >> [inaudible] >> when scott brady in pittsburgh, when we talked to him, he had checked out the confidential human source, where he traveled to and said that he got credibility. david weiss thinks otherwise. we will have to see. >> [inaudible] >> we will see. rob walker, when we ask him about the email that he's copied on, we ask him, who is the big guy? he wasn't candid. everyone knows who the big guy is. we will see what joe biden is like. >> [inaudible] >> i'm not saying that at all. i'm just saying it doesn't change the underlying fact. the fbi didn't want to let us have the form. this guy was such a valued source. really? this is your valued source? he is now some spy. holy cow. >> [inaudible] >> i have no idea. go figure. he told us one thing and now something else. i have to go. >> thank you. >> hello everyone. i wanted to start by appreciating the obvious. the impeachment investigation essentially ended yesterday in substance if not inform with the explosive revelation that mr. smirnoff's allegations about ukrainian payments to joe biden were concocted along with russian intelligence

>> we went through this with tom brady and the patriots.ou win a lot, always in the big game, people start rooting against you. for the chiefs, that's the case with them these days. mahomes and the team are playing in their fourth super bowl the past five seasons. mahomes trying to become the fifth quarterback ever to win three super bowls. he says he's fine being the bad guy if it means he's on top. >> i like winning. if you win a lot and that causes you to be a villain, i'm okay with it. at the end of the day, i'm going to enjoy playing the game and try to win as much as possible. >> travis kelce and taylor swift, the most popular couple in nfl history. including whether or not he will propose on the field afterwards, the u.s. sports book, prop bets like these are forbidden, but not in other places around the world like canada. and kelce proposing on the field after the game, it pays 10-1. you can place bets on what color top will swift be wearing at kickoff, red is the heavy favorite for that. and yesterday kelce was asked about what he

tom brady. he might have seven super bowl rings but he's one of us.ducks this drive right off the tee. it makes me feel so much better about my play. round 3 begins tomorrow sloppy weather expected but what do you think? tommy is not happy about that. i think my golf game is in a good spot if that is how tom brady is hitting it up. >> he's got a great jumper, too. >> not a great golfer. >> all right matt, thank you. [music] >> he created a niner anthem during a legendary season and now this grammy award-winning artist is its putting a spin on his super bowl song. >> when is it more than a game ? when one moment can lift an entire city. out of the darkness bringing unbridled joy, changing the fabric of who we are. now, a new generation takes the field. but the opportunity to redefine us, the chance to prove that once again sometimes this is more than a game. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he hel

you have matt damon, tom bradie brady.assacre, the dunkings ♪ >> play it, coach. >> got it. >> no interaction, my partner. >> sometimes it's really hard to be your friend. >> you said you were going to support me. ♪ ♪ why you dunking me, girl ♪ >> done king! >> iced coffee is available today. if you have not seen this entire thing, watch it. you have to get to it right now. it was my all-time favorite. >> and the boston accent i love. >> they nailed it. atspe tronauts on the ac stion have their own super bowl fun in zero gravity. n it! simparica trio is the first chew with triple protection. whoa fleas! and ticks! (♪♪) intestinal worms! whoa! heartworm disease! no problem with simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions including seizures. use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders. for winning protection— go with simparica trio. looking for a bladder leak pad that keeps you dry? all of the things that you're looking for in a pad, that is always discreet. look at ho

live now to gun safety advocate kris brown, who's president of the brady campaign to prevent gun violencek you forjoining us on bbc news. president biden pointing out there that this is the 6th anniversary of the parkland shooting, unfortunately plenty of other anniversaries in between times, has anything significantly changed in the meantime? a lot has changed, actually, at the federal and state level. joe biden has been an incredible leader in the presidency, remarkable what he has accomplished both legislatively with the passage of a federal law, the bipartisan safer communities act, which provided unprecedented funding for enforcement, for intervention funding, penalties for trafficking of firearms and greatly enhancing the enforcement capabilities of the atf, and in state after state across this country, the gun violence prevention movements in 2018 has no big wins in the passage of extensive background checks, extremist protection laws, and other kinds of protections that are very important. we have had wins, two, former president trump appointed two members of the supreme court who

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30 years since we worked on the brady bill and the assault weapons ban when i was a young congressman and he's fine. all of this right wing propaganda that his mental acutety is wrong. he's going to win because of his record, because the americans see the record, the economy is improving, and a large number of republicans fear a donald trump presidency for the future of our democracy. >> last one. >> you talked a little how trump was able to influence or attempt to influence this negotiation, is that something you're expecting to deal with for government funding, everything else this year, the trump factor? >> look, donald trump inserts himself almost always for his own political purposes and it's no way to govern and i think the american people are getting wise to that. thank you, everybody. >> thank you. >> thank you for staying here and for next year, go bills. >> go bills. [inaudible conversations] alliance.e conversations] president biden: i'm going to make this as a statement, i won't be taking questions but i'll take questions tomorrow or the next day. i don't want anything to

lo, tom brady, tom brady. we have the exclusive behind the scenes outtakes from this ad. be fun. following a lot of headlines. course, super bowl. kansas city chiefs waking up back to back champions. they are first team to repeat in nearly two decades. patrick mahomes secured his third super bowl and mvp. also breaking news overnight. defense secretary lloyd austin admitted to the critical care unit at walter reed. second time he's been hospitalized in six weeks. right now an investigation is under way after a plane crash on a florida highway. it took off from ohio crashed two miles from the airport in naples florida. two pilots were killed, three others survived. >>> take a look at this dramatic rescue in california caught on camera. a los angeles fire rescue helicopter pulled a stranded hiker to safety there. the hiker got stuck on a boulder above fast moving waters at a park in malibu and needed help getting out. thank goodness for that help. also we've got a lot more ahead including stephen a. smith, our friend, live here breaking down the super bowl action on the fie

i mean, will, you mentioned the fact hey, will he ever catch tom brady? i think he is on the path.uple of more super bowls before that can happen. >> will: nick and i were talking about it earlier. everyone wants to focus in on one play what was the deciding play. a lot of niners players looking back it's on me i fumbled. it's on me the extra point was blocked. in the end, you are looking at one of the greatest players of all time. in the end, the ball was in patrick mahomes hands in overtime. >> yeah. any time the ball is in his hands, you think something exceptional is going to happen. and he did not disappoint. you got to give credit to both he and andy reid. seem somewhat of an odd couple but they seem to put it together when it counts the most. another super bowl trophy for the kansas city chiefs. >> will: since nick's playing days i mentioned he was with the san francisco 49ers coaching staff. i know you are working for a drug-free world as well. tell me a little bit about that. >> this is a packet from drug-free world. we started of this because going back to my days in miam

i think this verdict really reflects what we at brady have seen taking the temperature across this country. frankly for many years. the reality is that there's one house in the u.s. right now and it's the united states senate that is in conflict or it's congress in conflict. the rest of america is not. the u.s. house of representatives is holding up a number of things including action around gun violence prevention. if every household in this country, american, whether they own guns or they don't, they are sec and tired of senseless gun violence and this verdict really reflects exactly that. >> chris brown from the brady campaign, i can't thank you enough. we really appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. i also want to bring in carol lam. tell me what you think as a former federal prosecutor of the significance of this decision by this jury. >> at the time these charges were brought or the time the events occurred, there was actually no gun storage law on the books in michigan. that's different now. but what the prosecution did here is they charged two separate ways of finding invol

and tom brady scored twice because then he was in another ad for bet mgm.that as the best performance tv ad because, i mean, it was just funny that tom brady couldn't get -- was not allowed access to it and the entire ad was structured around it and you have to see that ad. >> we have a vince vaughn. my wife was very happy, my wife was, like, oh, vince vaughn. in a weird way he's famous for "swingers" which took place largely about half way in las vegas. i thought that was a good one. julie, just as a fan and just as a viewer, any that stuck out to you? >> my personal favorite was the one for hellmann's mayonnaise starting kate mackinnon with the cat and it had a lot of jokes. >> and the verizon ad. >> the talking cat. i love a talking cat. you can't get better than a talking cat. i thought the pickle ball playing babies were pretty fun, too, but i actually think that the verizon ad for beyonce was great. it was a lot. you're right, mark, it was a lot, but everyone in the room stopped and paid attention, and i thought that one worked, as well. so a lot of f

>> well done. >> come on, let's go. >> he did it. >> matt can spin it a little bit, but brady is theto nba superstar steph curry, known for draining threes from preposterous distances. but even for him, this is nuts . [ screaming ] >> editors have fooled people on social media before so there was some initial skepticism because, well, how? did you see that? but a second angle proves steph curry actually made a shot on his way to the locker room in the basket on the opposite end of the arena. the court is 94 feet long, so let's call this one 100 feet. unbelievable. if steph keeps this up, he could be the next caitlin clark. >>> our final low goes to the naughty dog who got into a bag of chew sticks and, based on where he took his stolen snack, he knows exactly what he did. >> so i just came from the garage, and i could not find echo literally anywhere. and then i noticed this bag was tipped over, and i had put it up here. so i was like, okay, he must have this bone somewhere, and if you know aussies, you know that they are super sneaky and super agile, and look where he is. >> that's

i've been speaking to him for 30 years since we worked on the brady bill and the assault weapons ban when i was a young congressman and he's fine. all of this right wing propaganda that his mental acutety is wrong. he's going to win because of his record, because the americans see the record, the economy is improving, and a large number of republicans fear a donald trump presidency for the future of our democracy. >> last one. >> you talked a little how trump was able to influence or attempt to influence this negotiation, is that something you're expecting to deal with for government funding, everything else this year, the trump factor? >> look, donald trump inserts himself almost always for his own political purposes and it's no way to govern and i think the american people are getting wise to that. thank you, everybody. >> thank

i've been speaking to him for 30 years since we worked on the brady bill and the assault weapons ban when i was a young congressman and he's fine. all of this right wing propaganda that his mental acutety is wrong. he's going to win because of his record, because the americans see the record, the economy is improving, and a large number of republicans fear a donald trump presidency for the future of our democracy. >> last one. >> you talked a little how trump was able to influence or attempt to influence this negotiation, is that something you're expecting to deal with for government

but if you go back to that time, people didn't go oh, tom brady is elite. building it up. so as much as this may frustrate some 49er fans, even if he wins next sunday, i don't think people are going to be ready to put him on the same plane as patrick mahomes for example. >> i like where you are going with that though. the next tom brady. all right. >> we'll take it. >> mark willard, 95.7 the game host. thank you so much for your insight this morning. >>> well, as thousands of you travel from the bay area to las vegas next week, we know that you are planning what to do between all of the super bowl fun. >> yeah and there's lot to do. reed cowan's stories all ideas all week long and it's on the website at kpix.com. and reed, this morning, you were taking us back to the beginnings of las vegas. oh. judge and jury there. >> reporter: that's right. we are actually asking for -- order in the courtroom. okay? everybody. just be quiet out there and listen up. lot of people wonder why the mob museum is specifically in this building in downtown las vegas. well, there

. >> duncan's ad featured ben affleck, his wife jennifer lopez , tom brady and matt damon. the commercials coming at a hefty price, with an average 32nd ad costing $7 million, was the brand's have to think about the investment they're making and do they get the return on their investment in these economic times we're in today, bud light stuck to humor, introducing a mascot called the bud light genie. i'm a genie. gemini i'm a genie. pfizer's ad featured the history of the pharmaceutical company through its 175 years, while highlighting its fight against cancer. >> it seems to me kind of wacky to spend that much money sort of touting your long terme history. >> the budweiser clydesdales making their annual comeback. good job by the wall street journal, says ad directors are dying to work with the horses because they, quote, arrive on time, take direction, and never engage in haughty hoof stomping like famous athletes in the auto category, actor christopher walken promoted bmw's new all electric vehicle with different actors impersonate him. it's the real deal. >> i thought t

uh, scott brady told us that they put verify those travel records, so we got to figure out which part of the doj was telling the truth in which what ken buck is saying it was that congress people in congress were warned that this confidential source what he was providing could not be verified. is that part something that you were ever told that let what say and so given that, should that not have produced some more caution on the part of your colleagues, james comer. jim jordan, as they talked about the value of this the information that this source had provided. i think what they talked about was the extent to which doj was entangled with this particular source, the nose number of cases you'd been involved in, the number of successful prosecution is based off that and i want to play for you, but they israel but they called it basically a linchpin of the investigation. listen the most corroborating evidence we have is that 1023 form from this highly credible, confidential human >> source every day this bribery scandal becomes more credible, we already know the president took bribes fr

it accomplished everything. >> steve: weird to see tom brady in the background.ould be up background wearing glass much to jlo's horror. >> brian: you almost get the sense that would be the reaction if he come in. >> steve: 100 percent. >> brian: a lot of this on the red carpet. >> ainsley: he interrupted me at work -- i interrupted him at work last year. and he came out and he said let's go interrupt jlo. she was interrupting me. >> brian: that was the premise? i loved the messi ad. it doesn't transfer. >> steve: yeah, for the beer. dunkin' so effective we ordered coffee from dunkin'. >> brian: i gave lexy my credit card she can activate it any moment. >> steve: i was inspired by that. >> brian: we might be double buying. >> steve: no, i coordinated with her. all right. so you saw the ads yesterday. you know what you didn't see during the super bowl? you didn't see the president. of the president's team said essentially, you know what? people don't want see a politician on super bowl sunday. >> brian: that's wrong. >> steve: this is what they are saying. instead

. >> then there tom brady and j lo saying you can stay after she kicks ben affleck out. what makes this ad so great? it was my favorite. >> it was hysterical, first of all. it was funny, not only from the perspective that it did not force the brand in-your- face, it gave you celebrities who played off each other very well. knowing the back story of ben and everyone in that group, marriage, divorce, it played out well and then add tom brady being told that he could stay it was well done. >> very funny. >> and matt damon of course. which ones did you not like as much? >> i think a lot fell flat. particularly religious ads, the ad for come to jesus was very, very strange. it did not seem to fit. two seconds of being on google, we find out for some reason it was paid for by the ceo of hobby lobby, who is famously known for going to court to prevent women from getting birth control. it stuck in a lot of people's bras the wrong way. >> some people, i assume, peter, liked the ad. >> there were definitely some people on line. there were some people who did like it. what was inte

i've been speaking to him for 30 years since we worked on the brady bill and the assault weapons ban when i was a young congressman and he's fine. all of this right wing propaganda that his mental acutety is wrong. he's going to win because of his record, because the americans see the record, the economy is improving, and a large number of republicans fear a donald trump presidency for the future of our democracy. >> last one. >> you talked a little how trump was able to influence or attempt to influence this negotiation, is that something you're expecting to deal with for government funding, everything else this year, the trump factor? >> look, donald trump inserts himself almost always for his own political purposes and it's no way to govern and i think the american people are getting wise to that. thank you, everybody. >> thank you. >> thank you for staying here and for next year, go bills. >> go bills. [inaudible conversations] >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress, from house and senate floor, congre

i thought at the end of the commercial she said everybody go, tom brady, you can stay.i first stepped foot into the real world house on mtv. we are celebrating. guy: i remember that like it was yesterday. the downside, for the rest of us, we didn't have social media record of what we did. rachel: my older kids have watched it. we are doing and i on my podcast, we asked for questions, make sure you check out the podcast from the kitchen table, q and a this week, all real world, all early 90s. speaking of going back, gins the -- jen z is not static for land lies. the kids love it. guy: they are retro, reaching for something we had. what is inspiring them? it is year. images of these shows from the past, movies from the late 90s, 2000s, they see the phone cords. i think they want our romance and fun we had in that era. i like they are going back. they brought back instant photos, turntables, vinyl. rachel: i love this deeper level, they are sick of social media, the superficiality, and real stuff. guy: we watched wrong calms, i saw people on the phone and it gives me comfo

maholmes and andy reid are today's brady and belichick. there's no way i'm betting against those two. >> coy, have fun. >>> coming up sunday, marco rubio talking about the immigration deal collapsing. i will see you sunday morning at 9:00 eastern and noon here on cnn. coverage continues now with t"te swituation room." >>> a scathing report describing the president as an elderly man with a poor memory. voters' concerns about the president's age weigh on his re-election bid. >>> donald trump is courting people in pennsylvania. we will get a read on his message a day after his ballot battle at the u.s. supreme court that seemed to go his way. >>> fresh tense between the united states and israel after president biden calls the israeli military's operation in gaza over the top. this as israel is facing backlash over a planned evacuation and ground offensive in the refugee-packed city of rafah. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm alex marquardt and you are in "the situation ro