it was mel brooks, it was sid cesar, it was neil simon, you know, larry gelbard, woody allen, joe steinall of the greatest, funniest people, and they all were people that were in the house. so, you know, people always asked, what is it like growing up? i said, it is not as funny at other people's houses, you know. >> by the way, and the fact that robby has a photographic memory, he remembers every thing since he was this big, but the amazing thing is when we were doing these -- the 2000 year old man was born in the living room, we were doing it for years. he was this big and he used to sit there and laugh and we didn't understand how he understood what we were doing but he did. >> he got it. >> matter of fact, at one point he gave us a joke. he was 16 at the time. he said, i have a joke for you. we said, sure. he came through. >> well, it was -- i mean it was the craziest thing because, you know, i love -- to me i idolized my father, mel brooks. >> sure. >> and the idea that they would even listen to me for a second, i walk into the room and they were actually working out a routine. it

republican congressman mel brooks is joining us. he's a member of the foreign affairs and armed services. thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> you studied north korea. you know the ramifications, the enormous impact. this could be the gravest national security threat facing the united states. i don't know if you agree with that and a lot of people believe it is. when the president says there is a chance we could end up having a major major conflict with north korea, absolutely, let me get your reaction. >> that's the way it's been for 64 years ever since the korean conflict ended in 1953. technically the war, never a peace treaty. it's always been a suspension of military activities. fortunately we've not had the kind of outbreaks and the loss of life we had during the korean conflict. i think his statement is consistent with reality, but it's a little bit bold for a president to actually say it. >> that's what i thought too. there is enormous concern. let's not forget there are millions of people who live within 30 miles of th

mel brooks among them actually who says rickles was the bravest, funniest and sweetest guy that everformed. >> lots of reaction from late night comedians overnight. jimmy kimmel was overcome with emotion as he paid tribute to his mentor. >> he gave me advice, good advice, not the advice people give you, just to hear themselves giving you advice. he'd always say keep my name is live which he'd tell me to keep his name alive which i thought was funny because i was like, you're don rickles, you keep my name is live. >> very sweet. rickles final tweet was to his wife barbara on march 11th. it was their 52nd wedding anniversary. they have two children. he would have turned 91 next month. >> he was quite a guy. >>> the world's top golfer took some practice shots at the masters. dustin johnson even walked up to the tee then he withdrew from the tournament because of back pain. he had fallen down the stairs at his rental house in the day before slipping on the bare wood in his socks and johnson summed it up in four word, it sucks really bad. >> i feel for him. i've done that. >> you've done

congressman mel brooks, thanks so much. >> thank you.ou: roll the video now, a terrifying plunge from one of the tallest residential buildings. this is a voluntary plunge. a group of b.a.s.e. jumpers jumping off of princess tower. speeding towards ground, that's the way gravity works. the daredevils were able to safely pull the parachutes after the 1300 foot jump. wow. gopro. we appreciate the cameras being here. thank you for the inventions. >>> up next, president trump living up to his promise to be the law and order president. law enforcement with, support in the nation's capitol. how about that? >> we must maintain law and order at the highest level or we will cease to have a country, 100%. lou: and 100% he's the law and order president. the heritage foundation joining me next to take up the president's latest efforts to support our law enforcement. . lou: attorney general sessions ordering a review of the obama-era consent decrees that place federal oversight over a number of police departments. the department of justice announcing