[music] >> oh, isn't it ever? >> look. it is planet hollywood in the distance? dustin diamond. we have more on him in a couple of seconds. >> the guy who played screech? >> we're going to talk about him. >> i'm here, >> we're going to talk about him as if he's not there for the next 15 seconds. >> i have no idea what just happened. >> hello, welcome to "the morning blend." >> >> featuring top comedians.

>> no, i don't do burlesque. >> you know him from "saved by the bell" screech. you've been doing standup and now you're doing it right here in las vegas. >> thanks for having me fantastic. the comedy is going to be funny, but this is the honor. >> "the morning blend." >> absolutely >> we both grew up watching you. >> i was 10, 12, 15. watching nbc. >> that's weird, because at one point i was 10, 12, 15, too. >> common ground. >> when you started the show, you did like eight episodes. >> i was a fetus when i first started? >> how old were you? >> 11 to 21. november of '88 to november of '98. >> can i tell you how refreshing that was. like 90210.

school, but they are all in their twenties. >> that wasn't the case with saved by the bell? >> no. >> to be able everybody laughing for hours and audience. and to say i was a fan of screech, but now i'm aen fa of dustin diamond. >> i've known some child actors, there's a certain challenge to being so famous when you're young. >> what's the challenge been like? >> getting out of the mold. >> i avoided all of the troubles and pitfalls of california.

cigarettes, i swear, but only on stage, it is all smoke and mirrors. i managed to stay pretty clean. my vices are video games and comedy, it kept me safe, i could get a lot of sleep, a lot of milk, do your sit-ups and your homework. >> to break out of that mold. >> how the heck do you not be screech after you're screech? >> i had to learn something, i spent 10 years in >> do you think that type of urkel type of character, it is tough to break out of that. >> the nerd. >> the king of the nerds. >> i prefer never-ending radical dude. >> you're going to use that now, aren't you? >> it is yours, but i liked it. >> thank you for the ownership of that. >> my comedy is based mostly on

just the way we interact with everything in the world. i'm sure you have yelled at your tv remote a few times. >> it is r-rated. that's why we come out to vegas. that's why we come out to planet hollywood. the cabaret sin city. we're bringing the adults, leave the kids at home. you can bring grandma though. she was a fan. she'll have two hoots. >> you're going to have five shows this weekend. how did you pick your set for the vegas audience? >> i mean, i've been doing standup for november here marks my 18th year doing standup.

when does your tour end? it never ends. 18 years, 47 weeks out. five weeks at home. i'm not doing comedy and telling jokes. the rest of the time i'm writing and telling jokes constantly, i'm from california, and being able to come out to vegas and spend time out here a lot. i'm pretty accustom to the vegas scene and i've got surprise material for every one. >> today you're going to be on dr. oz and in the press, it is saying that you offered sor an apology of sorts. >> yeah. >> can you update us on that? >> no, you got to watch the show. >> it is on a different show. >> tivo it. >> thank you so much. >> congratulations on your comedy career. >> don't bring the baby to the comedy show. >> what is this?

>> we got five shows, we got to work something out. >> we'll work it out. >> it is a pleasure. >> found it. >> there it is. >> check out dustin performing in sin city comedy burlesque tonight. tickets are on sale now through ticket master, heads up to locals, they will get the best

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>> the last 48 hours have been a wild ride. we now have a new president-elect. ashton and abe strobelt.

>> thanks for having us. >> we would like to hear your take on the last 24 hours. >> i've got all of the details. >> we have no idea what's going on here. >> i know when the election was happening and it was pretty clear that trump was going to win. you must have looked at the dow. only to close up to a record high. >> right. >> that's exactly right. it opened right out of the gates pretty even. by the end of the it was a nice day. >> you had a prediction of what the next four years will look like. >> every piece of conventional wisdom is thrown out the window. who knows what's going to happen next. we deal with this every day and we don't know. the key is for our clients to have a plan where they don't care. >> a sound plan based on

roller coaster ride with what's going to happen in the market in its entirety. >> we looked at our 401ks. >> i took a screen shot of it the night before. i looked at it today. it is up a little bit. >> keep the eye on the prize. right? >> which the long term goal. which is the long term plan. that's what we're recommending. it is going to be a wild ride >> my co-worker asked me should i take my money out of my 401k. >> never a good idea. >> unless you want to take a 35, 40% tax hit right out of the gate. >> i had a client do that. they seen enough ads, i'm taking all of my iras and i'm going to buy silver and put it in my basement. they ended up with 15 cents on the dollar and after silver wept

ounce. it was the worst decision they could have made. >> sometimes you feel like -- i'm sure that client felt like they were being smart. it is really based on fear and being scared. what do you advise people right now? >> yeah. >> i think like abe said earlier, when it comes to retirement planning, there's a lot that you can't control. there's things he has told us, we don't know what it is going to look like. if investments are suitable for or less, or ten years in less. that means getting away from those volatile investments that can really create a massive headache for you and go into things that aren't as volatile. >> looking at trump's proposed first hundred days plan, it looks like a drop in some regulations. for every new regulation you have to cut to one of his plans and obviously a cut of the corporate tax rate. i'm assuming that would be a

>> for all intensive purposes wall street has an inside, open door into the white house for many years. with their lobbyists and all of the money they are spending, now they have a nonpolitician who managed to win the presidency on 10% of the money coming into his campaign. they don't know if they will be able to grease palms and make things happen for wall street. they are they don't know if they can manipulate this white house, where it has been historically manipulated by big banks, by wall street. this is big business greasing palms and using the right lobbyists. we finally have someone in the white house that they are worried about. will some of these policies create more jobs? he may be the best president we have ever had, he may be the

be in the middle. the best we have ever seen or the worst we have ever had. four years from now none of us are going to be sitting on these couches and saying, bah. >> hopefully we're not sitting on these couches. >> we're walking into an area of the unknown. every morning we wake up with a bunch of voicemails, what does this mine. >> we're at the end of the year anyway going into 2017. it is the time to look at your existing plan. is it right, not just for under this presidency, but in 2017 and more importantly in your stage of life, do you have the right plan for where you're at. regardless of the president of the important points and we'll talk more about this in the weeks coming up. >> thank you so much. >> if you still have questions

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>> back to the morning blend. does your home need repairs? real estate expert and real estate broker for first prime realty group is here to show us how they can buy your home for

buying from sellers? >> how does this whole thing work? >> i usually buy unwanted homes that sellers need to sell quickly. generally homes the homes need massive repairs and the seller is facing some sort of hardship. a divorce, a relocation, a job loss, they have inherited a home due to a family member passing on or something like that. >> it is not something they can sustain, they just want to cut their losses. >> why would this route as opposed to playing the realtor game? >> the homes that i buy need thousands of dollars of repairs and the seller can't complete them. >> an investor like myself is the only one who can afford to make the repairs and put it back up for sale.

buy these homes. that's where a real estate investor like myself buys it for cash. >> you don't have to worry about this and this. you're paying in cash, so you can take care of it on your own. >> that's exactly right. >> does the seller have to pay real estate commission or no? >> there's no real estate commissions on the homes that i buy, and i pay all of th closing costs as well. >> how fast can you purchase a property? >> there's a lot of people who need it like yesterday. >> i've purchased home in three days before. >> what's the average? >> it really depends on every situation. every seller and every home is unique. if the seller needs to close quickly, i do have the ability to do so. it is based on the seller situation and their time frame and not mine. we make sure that we're

>> if a homeowner is watching right now and they are wondering whether or not they should sell, perhaps sell the home for cash. what's the process? >> the best way is to call my office for no obligation cash offer. i have a three step process. the first step is give me a call at my office and we'll do an evaluation, make you a cash offer. sign a purchase agreement and then the third step is sale at a third party title and escrow company. a lot of homeowners might be afraid they are not going to get the cash. >> so everything is done through a title and escrow company and they are ensured to get their cash profits that way. >> it is like the typical purchase without having to sign it all. >> that's right. >> i can assume that homeowners that are using this program, they are pretty thankful this exists, if you need it

old-fashion method, getting things repaired, that can take eons. >> it can. one situation a gentleman had cancer and he needed to move quickly back to chicago in order to go through his treatment. the home was in disarepair, he had a lot of belongings. we can make this easy for you. we'll buy your home, we don't care about the condition, no repairs, we'll give you the cash, we three days, he was able to move on and get his treatment. i told him leave all of the belongings that you do not in the property. we'll take care of them for you and he was just able to take what he wanted. leave the rest and we closed and he's very happy, very happy. we actually just closed on that property. yesterday. >> wow. >> you already have the dumpster. leave it alone. >> we closed on the same. we fixed it up and put it back. it is already closed.

>> fast. >> if you want to sell your home for cash, lathe lavada is your guy. you can call for a no obligation 24-hour cash offer, his website is also listed right there. >> over to you. >> thank you so much. >> it is time for this week's pick of the litter. meet liza, a four-month-old kitten with an incredible story of survival. animal handler extraordinaire. >> this one is four months old. >> very playful. you would not know that she's got limited sight, because she's a ball full of energy. >> this is a beautiful, heart

tell me about her rescue story. >> it was around the time when we had the recent rains about four months ago, there was a family just taking their morning walk or whatnot, and they heard some cries. in one of the storm drains, these teeny tiny bottle was in there. she couldn't open her eyes. she has limited vision in her eyes, she can still see. she'll chase your fingers, she' great foster that stepped in and bottle feeders need to be fed every couple of hours, she was up all night with her and she's turned into this beautiful girl who needs a home. >> the hardest part is, they have to let go and just let fate take over and hope that someone

you get to take this great animal and feed it and take care of and you reach out and find that great family. it is amazing. >> absolutely. >> whether or not you're able to take home a kitten like liza. they are always looking for volunteers, such as foster, correct? >> absolutely. >> it is great to get your kitten or puppy fixed, because we help you out with eve that you need from the food, to the puppy beds. to the litter box, you get your kitten fixed, you could help us find a great home and we'll walk you through the adoption process, if you're a foster flunky like i was. >> and me. >> this is kind of special. each week we give away a dog bed. >> these are incredible pet beds, let me tell you. sometimes i sit on this thing. but liza would go home -- >> that's right.

roll around on her new bed. >> while i say hello to her and i played with her outside. >> she's very playful. >> she's like somebody new now with me. >> yes. >> tell me all about the poker tournament this weekend. this is the biggest event. >> yes, it is super fun. >> jennifer harmon will be hosting the event. red carpet starts at 5:00. the play starts promptly at 6:30. if you can't show up, you can silent auction. online right now. the items that are on that silent auction are simply amazing. >> so they are amazing and i believe we may have the web page to pull up. you have incredible experiences, tell me about some of the concert experiences. >> george strait is coming to the t-mobile arena in february.

>> 16 people. >> absolutely. you can bid on that right now. >> wouldn't that be awesome for a birthday celebration. >> there's toby teeth tickets, there's box seats to luke bryan. there's box seat tickets to tim mcgraw. it ends at the tournament tomorrow night probably 8:00 is when it ends, but you can go on right now and bid. i already have my eye on a pet painting. >> they paint your pet. they paint your purses, we have jewelry on this. we have a great auction this year. >> if you would like adopt liza. head on down. west duey drive at decatur.

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>> it is an easy way to take years off your appearance and get this, it only takes five minutes. if your teeth are yellowing due

a whiter smile can make you look up to 13 years younger. what? help us get a whiter smile. not in hours, not in days, five minutes. >> less than five minutes, sean. >> that's ridiculous. >> it is incredible. >> i've been doing this product for over two years. it is called power swabs. it has clinically proven to lighten your shades. six shades over seven days. it is changing the way we whiten our teeth in this country. >> the yellow teeth are like the rings inside a tree for humans. >> i tell people this all of the time. i'll take an average looking person put them on a split screen and i'll take j. lo, yes, even j. lo, on the other side and if her teeth are yellow or

goes way down. your eyes go to the person with the whiter teeth. if you smile and your teeth are yellow or stained it kills everything. >> this is kind of proof of that. >> we did a panel and we took 100 people and we showed them that digitally altered picture. they guessed the girl on the right was up to 13 years younger. >> slightly whiter teeth. >> look at the girl on the right. >> i mean, she looks like she can take on the world. the gir does she look older, but she doesn't look healthy. >> i have a younger wife who reminds me of that daily. the first step take the swab and rub it on your teeth just like this. it is saturated with formula, you rub it for two minutes on your top and bottom teeth. we accomplish two things, number

teeth. they will white the stain but they don't remove them. >> i flts that you're able to continue talking. >> it is not the gluey stuff and it is not burning your mouth. >> they are time consuming, messy and they taste bad and the worst part is the sensitivity. they dehydrate your enamel. it not only but it hydrates and moisturizes your enamel. minimal to no sensitivity. >> with the other ones breaking down the enamel. you can't get enamel back. i liken it to doing your laundry. do you do your open laundry? >> if you put your whites in and

whites, what would it do to your whites? >> it would not be a good look. >> that's what you're doing to your teeth. that's what you do with the strips in the strays. you get them smelling and get the stain out. we're reof mooing these stains and hydrating the enamel. after that two minutes, we're going to whiten. this is the whitening, only two minutes. this is like your pseudo blea. this, this is carbon peroxide. a much less harsh peroxide. that adds to no sensitivity. >> we're taking a look at results right now. >> that's on average two shades whiter. over the seven days six shades lighter. >> you are allowed to double

solution. >> i was blessed with white teeth, sean, but i had a problem tooth. >> it is almost worse than having all bad. >> it really is, because of the swab, you can focus on that one area. that's it. we have done two minutes, two minutes, less than five minutes. on average, two shades whiter, results last up to six months, it is unheard of. >> that's fantastic. >> i think people who are watching, cool, take a look at e that looks fantastic, is that what's going to happen for me? >> if someone is 300 pounds, and they start working out, they will see much bigger results than someone who only need to lose five pounds. another point i want to bring up. another reason why this product has been so popular. it lifts the stands off your caps and veneer. when you get the procedure done,

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>> hits the stage. soulful approach to music. >> it is a still with a rope. here to explain is

>> that whole double sentence combination has never happened. >> it is a perfect vegas combination though. you're an entertainer and rodeo star. >> that's why investigation is the perfect place to live. >> you found your zone. >> one guy ropes the horns and the other guys ropes the back legs. i was the high point winner of the day. >> look at that. >> dang. >> so it is a beast. >> what kind of truck >> it is an f-350 diesel super duty crew cab dooly. >> yeah, it is huge. >> how many teams did you beat out? >> there were 940 teams in the roping and we roped from 10:00 a.m. until midnight. >> no kidding. >> were you afraid that he was

pursue rope full-time? >> tell me about it. >> we start at 9:30. there's a rodeo all weekend, too. it goes hand in hand. the grand view lounge is where we'll be playing and they did redid that room. boofl, great sound and new lights and everything. >> we were touched last time. you sang that song that you had written "remember love". that was a tribute to alzheimer's. >> it is. >> such a touching tribute. are there >> i will sing remember love, because i have to sing it. it is close to my heart and a few of my other originals well. >> we're going to do amy winehouse "valerie". >> loretta listening to amy winehouse on her headphones. if she lasted more years, the music she would have made, it is

>> we're about to hear you perform it. >> no pressure. ? and in my head i paint a picture ?? ? cause since you i've come on home, well my body's been a mess ?? ? and i've missed your ginger hair and the way you like to dress ?? ? won't you come on over ?? ? stop making a fool out of me ?? ? why don't you come on over

? valerie ?? ? did you have to go jail, put your house up for sale, did you get a good lawyer ?? ? i hope you didn't catch a tan, i hope you'll find the right man, who will fix ? cause since i've come on home, well my body's been a mess, and i've missed your ginger hair, and the way you like to dress, won't you come on over, stop making a fool out of me ?? ? why don't you come on over valerie ??

? valerie ?? ? why don't ? why don't you come on over, valerie ?? >> that was great. >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much.

newly renovated grand view lounge. >> is there any question that there's horses at south point? >> there are. >> give back award.

protesting donald trump here at the trump tower in manhattan. the president and president-elect met for about an hour, and melania trump first visit to the white house expected to have tea with the first lady. also companied by donald trump's son-in-law, who has been a key adviser to the president. let's listen in to what we heard. >> i just had the opportunity to have an excellent conversation with president-elect trump. we talked about some of the

about foreign policy and domestic policy. and as i said last night, my number one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate, transition and ensure our president-elect is successful. and and i have been very the interest of president-elect trump wanting to work. with many of the issues that this country faces, and i believe that it is important for all of us, regardless of party, and regardless of political preferences to now come together, work together to deal with the challenges that we face. and in the meantime, michelle

first lady, and she had an excellent conversation with her as well, and we want to make sure they feel welcome and ready to make this transition. most of all, as i emphasized to you, as president-elect that we now are going to want to do everything we can succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> thank you very much, president obama. this was a meeting that was going to last for maybe 10 or 15 minutes, and we were just going to get to know each other. we have never met each other. i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost an half and a half, and as far as i'm concerned, it could have

we really -- we discussed a lot of different situations. some wonderful, and some of deeper focus. i very much look forward to working with the president, including counsel. he explained some of the difficulties and the high-flying assets and some of the great things that have been achieved. so mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, and i forward to being with you many, many, many times. >> thank you. thank you, everybody! we are not -- we are not going to be taking any questions. thank you, guys. thank you. that is a good rule. don't answer questions when they just start -- >> always the last one. >> come on, guys. come on, guys. let's go. >> very good man. >> thank you, guys.

meeting between the incoming president and the outgoing president, but also the outgoing chief of staff and one of the incoming president's important

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each other and shaking hands, i couldn't have painted that. >> you know what's going to be on the show tomorrow? >> what? >> sin city open practice. and the cactus lighting is happening soon. wait until you see how pretty

>> announcer: kick back and eyes front 'cause "the view" is live. protesting the president-elect. thousands take to the street to rage against trump's election. can he unite a country on the edge? plus, tom selleck reveals if the nicest guy in showbiz has a dark side. and we're honoring veteran's day early with an emotna homecoming two years in the making that one hero has no idea is happening right here on "the view". >> you're about to make me cry. >> announcer: "the view" starts right now with whoopi, sunny hostin, joy behar, sara haines, and jedediah bila. now, let's get things started.