tom brady said great things about me. tom brady is a great when appeared -- great winter.tell you. i think he help me a little bit. we are doing well everywhere. i just feel that this would get the ball rolling. if we win iowa, such a big event for me. i'm telling you -- even my people say, why don't you just say we want to do well here, meaning second, third, fourth? i don't want to say that. i know it's sacred if i want to win, and we don't it is because you're too lazy to caucus. if we want to win, they're going to say he wanted to win. it is a miserable upset. this is a horrible evening. they will show every speech where i say i want to win. folks?w what, . don't care what they do i want to win iowa. i want to win iowa. so here is the story. you have to go back to time magazine. it was really great and the writer was fantastic. i haven't promoted a magazine like that in a long time. that guy got it. he has the understanding. he knows about the movement, the and he knows about -- they used to call it the silent majority. i call it the noise majority. we are angry. we ar

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so great to see you all together.e old ones. don and vanessa, i have eric behind me. so we have pretty much everybody here other than the really young ones. >> as i see my friends there, it is great to see the whole family. and looking so gorgeous. i have to tell you, she would make an amazing first lady of america. >> well, she would make an amazing first lady. she doesn't have an ear plug. but that's okay. honey, say hello. >> hello, happy new year. >> thank you so much. and to you both, yes. >> so new years eve 2017 if kimberly and i are hosting the show and we call donald trump, what is the interview? how do i intro donald trump? >> if we call you in 2017 to ring in the new year, do we call the white house and can we get through? >> i hope you'll be calling the white house and i promise you can get through. you'll always be invited. we'll do something really special. we'll make a lot of amends for the mistakes that have been made over the years. so i hope you'll be calling the white house. >> so what would you do

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- we got great wine. we have a great selection of ontario wines, here in ontario, part of the wine region. - i saw vines and vineyards all over the place on the way here, so you're represented down here. - yeah we, it's amazing how much has changed in the last even ten years when we first, years ago there was more peach trees and apples and all that sort of stuff. - yeah, it used to be called fruitland. - yeah, exactly, so it's evolved crazily over - some of those german rieslings you get a hold of over in europe, like bone dry, and totally different than anything you see around states. - our rieslings here are from, you run from bone dry all the way up to the ice ones. back here come on over. so it's just more storage. - oh this is great. - the cellar holds about 5,000 bottles, it was built to hold about 5,000 bottles, our total inventory is over 8,000, around 8,000 bottles pardon me and 20% of what we, of our wine list actually is on terroir list, but 70, 75% is actually on terroir ones. been working he

great decade. great clothes and music. can we go here? you have show business in the dennis quaid and meg ryan your mom and dad. >> when did you realize they are special people? >> well, i mean, i think the thing growing up, you have your parents and they have a job, and there's just happening to be acting, and no different than a construction worker. and i got the poshl performing bug early on, like the magic trips in the yard, see the hat, close your eyes, open them, i was four. i did it. but then to see two people who made a living performing and had so much fun doing it. it proved to me it is possible. rosanna: they never tried to talk you out of it? they saw me doing the plays and always encouraged me. i'm proud and love those parents of mine. rosanna: you grew up in hollywood and spent time in new york? >> yes, i went to nyu and doing sketch comedy in theatres of a hundred college kids. we had a monthly show. we wrote and performed a new monthly sketch show for college kids. greg: good for you. jack quaid in vinyl coming out februar

that's a great example.hat group -- of that group would, on the stage now, called partners and patriots. applause]d >> where are they. mr. trump: oh, they are over here. fantastic. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: so maybe tell us a yourselves.bout we vetted for the vets. tell them what you do. >> we train service dogs for the veterans, to help them live their daily lives. one that you met, todd landon, who needs a dog, had 21 surgeries. serving our country and fighting for us. with $100,000 you can do a lot, right? >> yes, sir. mr. trump: use it well. say hello to todd. >> there's a beautiful rottweiler right here, but secret service was not too excited about ringing him up on stage. but he is gentle, i promise. at i do not know why there was fear. we are facing a crisis in this country with isis. all of the experts tell us that isis will most definitely refugees coming to this country. isis has more landmass than any terrorist organization in history. they are beheading christians. tell us how you would ha

i have a great family in a great company but i have to do this. we are going to make america great again. thank you very much. thank you. [indiscernible] [chatter] >> here is a look at some of the campaign ads being run by ted cruz.

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great, great military. and people are loving it and people need it and they don't have confidence in the politicians and they don't have confidence essentially in the other candidates. when you're leading by the kind of numbers i'm leading by, they don't have confidence in the other candidates. because they understand politicians. we've been dealing with politicians for the last so many years, we're so tired of dealing with these people, they're no good for what we have. [applause] mr. trump: so we're going to do things that can be done. we're going to fix our military. we're going to take care of our vets who are the greatest people, most incredible people. they're treated horribly. i mean, our vets, our vets are treated worse than illegal immigrants in many cases. you see what's going on. our vets are not being treated properly. we're spending tremendous amounts of money. the corruption in the v.a. administration and the veterans administration is beyond belief. we're going to fix the situation so our vet

trump: look at that guy -- great guy. beautiful, great wife and family. what i have seen is the level of enthusiasm and brilliance of the people. the people, as a unit. the people are so smart. they really get it. if they did not get it, they would not be showing up in mass numbers. it is like a movement. i got a call from a top writer -- a liberal writer, it's ok, we take those calls, not too many of them. summer had ended, we were doing well, they called it the "summer of trump," he asked a question, "how does it feel?" he said, you have dominated everything, how does it feel? i said, it does not feel any different. i said, unless i win, what difference does it make? he said, you have changed politics as we know it. i said, if i don't win, it doesn't matter. all of these things -- the strength of the border, or any of the other things, the trade deals, putting the right people in place -- china is making 500 -- you look, we have a trade deficit with china, $500 billion. it is not going to happen if i'm running. [applause] mr. trump: so, essentially, i s

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we have a great, great, great, great, great show. and no joke, tonight, it's unbelievable. it's just -- it's funny, it's informative, it's entertaining. tonight is "the tonight show." this is tonight. >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: this is what i'm talking about. this is a good time. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here. thanks for watching. first, quick mention, you guys mike nichols was one of the true legends of writing, directing, and performing. this friday on pbs, american masters is kicking off its 30th season with a special about mike nichols. it's directed by the great elaine may. it has interviews with steven spielberg, meryl streep, tom hanks, dustin hoffman. if you are a fan of mike nichols or you want to be a fan, you got to check this thing out. it's on pbs, "american masters." [ cheers and applause ] one in a zillion. we've got a big show tonight. she is an academy award-winning actress with a big new movie opening this weekend. it's a western called "jane got a gun." one of our favorites, natalie portman is here! [ cheers and applause ] just -- just a

we have great people. we have great people. we let one of our best generals go because he had foul language. he talked too -- you know who i'm talking about. he had foul language. and we let him go. and yet the people loved him. his soldiers, his guys, and women. they absolutely love this guy. they wanted to fight for the guy. but he was very foulmouthed. who the hell cares? we've got to start winning. we have -- and i say this. we have an amazing situation. i see these generals. they're on television all the time. i don't want generals on television. i don't want them. and they're saying what are we going to do? what are you going to do here? we're going to attack here and then we're going to attack here. i figure it's camouflage, they're giving false -- turns out to be true. or obama two months ago, right? we sent 50 people over. he thinks it's good. see, i think it's bad to send 50 people. because 50 people? what the hell are we doing? but we're sending 50 people. so he announces we're sending 50 people. now, these are reall

we are doing great. i was saying that it would be so great if she is going to have her baby in iowa. stand up, honey, say hello. [applause] mr. trump: i want that to happen! i want that to happen so badly. and my boy eric who has been fantastic and my staff who has been great and again, thank you, sir, for that $1 million. i will tell you what, you are a special guy, and we love it. an amazing evening. you veterans are incredible people, brave beyond comprehension. on behalf of everybody in this country, i want to thank you for the job that you do, because without you, we would not be here tonight. thank you all very much. fantastic people. thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ i cannot help feeling we could have had it all ♪ house road to the white coverage continues. chris christie holds a t

>> what i why think you look great? if i had your bone structure i would not have gotten involved in comedy in the first place. >> i am watching but the audience is experiencing some form of discord as i look - -dash there we go i am at the club live for the wrong thing it your whole weekend great morning energy. >> and we put that over there where can i do were can i do to help you out? >> ram is coke. i know it's a little early. no it is good everything is good. >> you been here many times before since the last time you on with you? >> i'm getting older look at my face on that camera. what is know as i've been writing a book and i am wrestling with the idea of expanding in a relationship with someone with emotional issues. >> if i had the ability - - welcome, everybody and their good morning to you all up i had healthier people play them working on and what is your book about then? the book i don't know - - it is a memoir sort of an experience of being on the road and writing am going on and off intelligent projects i

we're talking about the great look here, and the great history here, but i think we at some of the great food here. we've got zach in the kitchen now, huh? - [carl] we do. zach is probably one of the best employees i've ever hired. - [david] so, this is why you say he's the best employee you ever hired in 38 years? - did i say that? (laughs) - i think you did say that. oh, he probably didn't want you -- - he's just being nice. - yeah, yeah, so some kind of crazy mushrooms there, right? - yeah, this is one of our scallop entree at dinner time. it's one of our more popular seafood items, sort of a surf and turf. we have scallops and these are braised veal short ribs, (mumbles), a really nice dish. the garnish are for a centauro, which is like an ancient italian grain, some maitake mushrooms, that's a really nice sort of nutty chicken-like flavor profile. - ancient italian, that'd be like carl. - no, i'm just kidding. - don't take offense, okay? (laughter) then, some roasted parsnips. it's a nice, it's on our winter menu, that's beautiful. i love that hammered on veal chop you guys do once

it's a great show., yeah. >> jimmy: it's set in the '70s, its' a record label. >> and it is a lot of, you were joking about in your monologue about the cocaine. i snort a lot of fake cocaine. >> jimmy: you do? >> yes. lot of fake hookers. >> jimmy: fake hookers? actors. yeah, actors. [ laughter ] >> no, no. actors. yes. >> jimmy: they're called actors. we have a clip here. this is ray romano in hbo's new series "vinyl." take a look at this. >> look i want to bring in joe corso. >> corso's a thug. >> you don't know that. you don't know that. he's good. he's good at what he does. that's, you shouldn't say things about people that you don't know. you know, he's, he's the best promotion man in the business. >> 14 radio stations across every major market, not willing to play any of our albums. it will spread like a [ bleep ] leukemia. >> it's not joke, ritchie, we're going to be bankrupt in a a month. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love that. ray romano, everybody. "vinyl" premieres sunday, february 14

great crab cocktails.different types of bourbon. >> you say bourbon, because that's my question about the name of the restaurant. bourbon and beef. when you are in the kitchen do you feel like you have to have that bourbon influence when you are coming up with the dish? >> most definitely, so it can coincide with the theme and name of the restaurant. another steak is a bourbon demi glaze sauce and bread pudding with carmel. >> is there any bourbon in this? >> no, this is straight red wine. veal stock. >> we are in the middle of oakland restaurant week. an opportunity to come in. you got lower prices? >> definitely. >> what do you enjoy about this week? >> what i enjoy about the week, the exposure that oakland restaurants are getting. you know, the spotlight is shining on us this week. you know, it allows people to see that oakland is becoming a real kind of food town as well. >> i should say that chef jones came across the bay. you were cooking in san francisco. you came here to work in oakland. you are an

these are great boots, by the way. these are floor -- no floor shine. >> yeah, i only wear them on weekends. >> jimmy: you only wear them on weekends. >> yeah. nights mostly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you wear them to bed? >> yeah. the truth is, they're a step up. when i was in, like, in college, i bought some boots like that and remember the old foam parties? remember that? you don't remember that. >> jimmy: yeah, a foam party? >> yeah, yeah. so i bought some of those and when i left the foam party, they were white. cause the foam like washed the dye out of it. it was really bad. so these are like a step up. >> jimmy: you used to go to those dance parties? >> i went one time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't say that you go to them all the time. you went once. >> yeah. well that's all you need. they ruined my boots. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think they're cool. my dad wore these zipper boots to work. he worked at ibm. and i got into them and i started wearing them, too, and i know will ferrell lov zipper boot to wear them

ivanka, it would be so great if you had your baby in iowa. i'd definitely win. >> at the end of the night though, who wins? >> donald trump. donald trump wins. >> what's the measure? >> google maps showed across the country who was the most talked about of the debate or the night, and trump was -- it was bright red all across the map. >> that was the traffic. it doesn't mean that people were all praising him. >> no, no, no. won? >> for him, it's what he measures. >> the attention. >> one of the great moments in the debate was when they pulled out the competing video, showing both rude owe andbio and cruz on immigration, the stances. actually, and it could be pivotal, not in iowa but later on in new hampshire. what's interesting, a lot of the pundits on "morning joe" had an array of guests, and experts as well, who said this was the most substantive debate. the early ratings are in. won't be the most watched. early numbers say it's the secondest lowest rated. but this is like, what, the seventh or eighth debate that they've had their shot. nev

how great was that? [ cheers and applause ] "how deep is your love" is available on itunes right now. my thanks to will smith, kirsten dunst, calvin harris, the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. thank you so much. bye, guys. >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- bradley cooper, from "don verdean," comedian and actor jemaine clement, music from the struts, featuring the 8g band with ilan rubin. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening everybody. i'm seth meyers. how is everybody doing tonight?

great. so it's "haven" and it's about a town with one football team, and they don't even have a uniform and they can barely afford a football. >> fred: the havens. >> seth: the havens, right. again, i don't want to doubt you, but according to tv guide, "haven" airs on sci-fi. and last week's episode description says to stop croatoan and end the troubles, nathan must travel back to 1983. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: to the moment when his son, the colorado kid, was murdered. >> fred: how about that? [ laughter ] >> seth: thank you. give it up for fred armisen, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] now, as i'm sure you all know, the 2016 presidential debate season is in full swing. but what you may not know, and this -- you guys, this is pretty exciting. we here at "late night" were invited to host one of the republican debates right now. the candidates are all here and ready to go. so without further adieu, here is the "late night republican presidential debate." [ cheers and applause ] >>

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that's great. this morning, talking to scott, he was saying there is no easy out in this league. >> verne: you want to give a last name to tubby? >> bill: tubby smith. >> verne: everybody knows tubby. >> bill: got the ring. there are people that have been called that in their lifetime -- >> verne: [laughing] here we go again. >> bill: just a thought. >> verne: 1:40 -- >> bill: won at kentucky. >> verne: maston. >> bill: i like him inside. must have dislocated a finger. >> verne: holding his thumb. tyler self coming in. oh, greene is in agony. >> bill: i think they're going to have to get therainer o or to see him. >> verne: right thumb. >> bill: see that hand reaching in there, all of a sudden you saw him recoil. talk about great players, danny manning, mentioned him coming in. >> verne: danny manning's son and bill self's son in the backcourt now. nny at wake forest. led that 1988 team withular >> bill: right there in -- with larry brown, to a national championship. >> bill: right there in kansas

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we choose to do this because we have a great passion for this country, great passion for service, greatassion for getting things done in the right way. and we do that through remarkable teamwork and remarkable ingenuity. we are not robotic. we are free thinkers. we are able to think on our feet, i believe the general eisenhower said something along the lines of, plans are use the but planning is essential, and that's absolutely true. we are plex ibflexible. we are not always linear. we are able to flex to different situations sometimes better than the average civilian can but there's this belief for people not around the military everything is rote and robotic and we all think the same a and feel the same way. that is not true. i would offer even with my uniform on, those differences are celebrated up and down the ranks and that's how you get things done as a team. and when companies embrace that, you see people flourish and succeed. >> sir? >> well, karen stole my stereotype. >> okay. >> let me build on it a little. one of the things that i've seen in moving into the civil sector, one

she did a great, great job. congratulations to her. >> you cannot watch her show and not feel good. >> absolutely. >> you are happy when you watch her show. >> from start to finish and she's been doing it a long time now. she has set the bar. we deserved. >>> up next in "pop news," proof football fanatic and her favorite team. a dad in australia has it bad for his favorite team. he suggested the name la necessary straw nestra. the mom wrote to a magazine saying why it was so unique. it wasn't until she was two years old that dad admitted to mom his idea for the name lanesra is actually arsenal spelled backyards. his favorite soccer team. got away with it for two years. thankfully lanesra is a beautiful name. >> i think that's funny. working on espn there were some children named espn. >> not quite lanesra. >>> finally in science news, george, the unusually mild winter has caused flowers to bloom early, trees to blossom and squirrels to put on a few pounds. pictures of rotund rhodens have captions like, guys, i f

it was fun and really great. and i -- >> seth: here's the poster -- >> i was one of the first people >> seth: so where did you sign it? >> on his balls. [ laughter ] you went right down there, that's you. >> yeah. >> seth: and i might not be able to read it, so what does it say? >> what's it say? >> seth: do you forget what you wrote? >> no, of course. oh, something like, "great bitches"? >> seth: no. >> no. >> seth: you did not write anything that nice. >> what did i write? >> seth: you wrote "[ bleep ] bitches." >> oh "[ bleep ] bitches." [ laughter ] >> seth: why -- >> i don't have a good handwriting. [ applause ] i got a very bad handwriting. >> seth: why that you see a beautiful play about -- >> it's term of endearment. [ laughter ] >> seth: who do you use that term of endearment with? >> "hey, [ bleep ] bitches, [ laughter ] >> seth: after everything alexander hamilton did for us, "[ bleep ] bitches" on his balls. [ laughter ] >> those bitches worked hard for it. [ laughter ] having you here. >> thank you.

a great time last night. packed house for a great cause. great music on display for a great cause. we have nfl football this afternoon. keep updated throughout the day. wltx.com. we'll see you tonight after nfl football. >>> we're looking at a pleasant day across the midlands. it was. we made it to 60 degrees. yesterday there was a lot of rain. today we're shooting for 65. this is well above our normal high temperature, we only dropped down to 49 degrees. our records will be safe for another year. record high of 79 degrees. the temperature wawaing up nicely. against -- 59 degrees. 57 degrees right now in lexington. we're rain free. a few passing clouds across the area. the radar compos it. a few clouds across savannah river. for the most part cloud free. we'll put the forecast in motion. a lot of sunshine across the clouds increase as the low- pressure system moves across the gulf. increase our rain chances by tomorrow morning. here we are 9:00 showers move through the area. snow across the board. not expected to be a big deal. we'll see the chance for rain of the chance of rain en

but first, we have a great show tonight. a fun time, we love this guy. he's a great actor. just had two huge movies out, and now he's back on broadway in "blackbird." the tony nominated jeff daniels is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he can act. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he knows how to act. plus, she's a youtube superstar known as superwoman. if you go on -- oh, my gosh. she's funny. lilly singh is stopping by, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] you know lilly singh? man she's great. she does all sorts of sketches she plays her parents. she does a version of them. we'll show you what she does. man oh man, she makes me laugh. we're also going to play a game of fast family feud later in the show. [ cheers and applause ] then we have a band that is gigantic, and they're just going to be even bigger. i'm so psyched they're here tonight. they're fantastic. st. lucia is here tonight, guys. [ cheers and applause ] good album cover. want to hear a taste of "dancing on glass"? ready higs? >> jimmy: is that how you dance? >> steve: that's how i dance? [ light laughte

>> i think that's a great idea. i think it's time that we have a woman on a, like, any bill. >> as long as it doesn't, you know, increase the price of [laughing] the currency -- you know, if the currency is still valued the same, it's fine. >> i think there definitely should be a woman on the $10 bill because there isn't a lot of female representation in the government, so yeah. >> i don't think it's necessary. it's part of our history and doesn't really need to be changed. >> i think they should because, you know, there's just been men on it for the whole time, and as, you know, our society evolves, so should our currency. >> just about everyone agrees that women have earned a place on our currency. here are some of the names being considered. sacagawea, the shoshone woman lewis and clark expedition. susan b. anthony and alice stokes paul. they were suffragettes who campaigned for women to have the right to vote. harriet tubman also fought for women's suffrage, but she's better known for helping african-americans e

i have a great family in a great company but i have to do this. we are going to make america great again. thank you very much. thank you. [indiscernible] [chatter] >> republican presidential candidate carly fiorina takes in iowa today. we are live at 8:30 p.m. here on c-span. republican presidential candidates ted cruz is joined by former governor and presidential candidate rick perry in iowa. that is live today at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. campaign 2016 is taking on the road to the white house for the iowa caucuses. monday, february 1, our coverage begins. we will bring you caucus coverage taking your phone calls, tweets, and tech. see the event live in its entirety. we sure to stay with c-span and join in the conversation on c-span radio in debt c-span. or. to, hillary clinton speaks at a campaign rally in our sultan, i want. >> please welcome hillary clinton. [cheers and applause] you allclinton: thank so much, thank you. you are great. thank you. oh, my goodness. i tell you, it was worth it trying to get here. you have been so generous with

she'd be great. yeah, absolutely. yeah. she'd be great. so you have that all going on. and then you have this movie "dirty grandpa." >> yes. >> jimmy: now this is two great guys. they've have been on the show, zac efron and robert de niro. >> yes. >> jimmy: two, i would say, totally different personalities. >> complete opposite personalities. >> jimmy: yeah. de niro's very quiet and shy, and he's hard to break. >> yeah. i didn't know -- every time i'd go on the set, i'd be like, "okay, this is gonna be the day when i make an impression." 'cause like every time i would go to talk to him, i would say something so dumb. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: because he's -- >> because i'm so nervous. and i'm trying to play it cool. >> jimmy: yeah. >> again, my 5-year-old self is screaming on the inside. >> jimmy: what would you do? >> i'd be like, i don't know, i'd like look around. what's around me? what can i talk about? and i have a clementine in my hand. i'm like, "so, do you like clementines?" and he's like, "not really." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. he's just very honest. >> i