. >> then wanted to make you look gadd, no, no, they didn't do that last night. >> so, are you sayingat cnn was in the bank they made an editorial decision to be no difficult on democrats tran republicans. >> maybe the democrats said this is the way we want it and we insist on doing it this way. >> you think the democrats told cnn what they were going to do? that's a pretty tough charge. >> i think it's possible. >> really? >> glow, i don't think so. anywise anything wrong with it even. the way they spoke with us was pitting against each other. how do you respond, mr. entrepreneurship. there was nor ever of guys back and forth. let's be fair about it dictated terms of the debate to cnn. that's a pretty strong accusation. >> it was a much different debate charge. if you look at what happened with us and if you look at what happened. by the wavy thought anderson cooper did an excellent job. in that case they were asking questions. they were giving answers. in our case it was like a reality show. okay. if you want to know the truth. and that's what happened. and, franksly, i liked it. i

gadd honest liberal americans would say you know what? they come back, they have got to spend some serious time. >> why would republicans let this be tied to sanctuary cities. it seemed obvious this would get voted down, why did that happen in the first place. >> that question was asked to senator rand paul twice on fox news and answered it and i still to this day don't know what he is talking about. okay? i guess they wanted to do some symbolic gesture because defunding sanctuary cities, i support that but that is a much larger issue that liberals can hide behind. all right. you are not going to get a slam dunk on that. you will get a slam dunk on kate's law or you should. much simpler, narrower law. >> you also had cruz say that this ought to be tied to must pass legislation is that the way to go about doing this. >> not in my opinion. stand alone. let the american people see who is going to vote against this bill. >> it's not very often you put your muscle behind actual legislation. why are are you doing this for kate steinle's family?

that people will really relate to is you saying in third grade that you were singled out as a fat gadd kid which as a fellow fat kid i can relate to and how that affected everything in your life and you talk a lot about body image. >> i do. it was a very formative experience for me. it's something i still -- i say this in the book, like i still see that girl every single day in learning to practice positive self-speak and to -- and also to share that because i think -- i have a younger sister and two young nieces and lots of young women in my world, and i think about them and wanting to encourage them to know that you it. >> it's something that you have to continue to practice and to nurture. >> you say you still see that girl but you say that's also one of the reasons why you became a singer. >> yes. >> explain how that's connect sglid felt ostracized and felt sort of invisible in my peer community and so i -- i went towards a place where i -- i felt like i could find my voice, and that ended up for me initially being the theater, the theater community, and then eventually just kind o

-- just on this product -- >> i think this movie can do $300 million in the box office if it has a gadd first weekend. >> you mean the first weekend? >> yeah. >> disney is very good at creating tangential products that go along with that. it's not just about the movie, it's what they can sell otherwise. >> and that's what would drive the stock price toss higher levels after, you know december 21st right? but, you know right now just looking at this and not other disney's products but baus they may have some issues on espn and on the tv side but just looking at this movie i think it's guantanamo bay to be very successful. right now versus all the other block busters this year it's performing on google trends right at the same level of these other big movies jurassic park and it's not out for another two months. >> apparently this is all more important because there is speculation among the analyst community that espn viewership has peaked. we've talked about whether or not it has, but are the stakes higher because of what's happening on the cable side? >> absolutely. all right. abc struc

. >> third quarter beat for yil gadd. eps, $3.22 a share, versus analyst estimates of $2787.ue for the quarter $8.3 billion, versus estimates of $7.82 billion and that all important hepatitis c number, worldwide sales $4.798 billion versus estimates of $4.5 billion. so a big beat across the board for yil yad. i don't know if we have inter day -- thea inter day or after the close trading on gilead, a big beat across the board, guys. >> 8.3 versus 7.8 in terms of revenue expected, a good number for gilead. mike santoli, this is driven by that hep c drug. >> it certainly is. it looks like after hours stock is going to trade off a little bit. the question has been exactly what does the market want to pay for these earnings, it's been seemingly overearning, people are concerned about the long-term growth path. >> this one held up during the biotech selloff that we saw in recent weeks. >> i think some evaluation perspective, though, again, on this one. it trades, you know, 40% cheap to some of the heavy weights in the biotech index, eight to nine times when you look at celgene and

we are really gadd to have her good morning. >> good morning, everyone.ave been inspiring people to learn more about animals. the ones people may associate with the spookiness. they are all very important for the environment. we will discuss that as he well. >> tell us about this raven. >> harbin of death. >> amazing animal. they prey on small mammals and mice and keep that population down. beautiful birds. they can be found throughout the northern hemisphere. very acrobatic fliers. >> do you want to see fly? >> yeah. >> lisa, are you over there? >> all right. >> if she looks you directly in the eye, it's over. thiele. >> she's comes when you call. >> come on, go. >> there we go. nicely done. so you know what? we brought a few other things. these people really think they are creepy. not this one so much. some people just have eneight fear for lizards. >> irrational. >> here is a chuck wall wala lizard found in the southwest of the united states southwest and arizona where you are from. not harmful to us at all. >> they eat fruits, vegetables, secondarily