a crewe is like a fraternity, a sorority, a club.se crewes represent everyone in the city, and that is why mardi gras has been so unique and successful as it is. mardi gras democratizes. now today, there are crewes that are men, women, straight, gay, white, black, everything in between, and there are crewes with everyone in them. new orleans is a very diverse population and a very diverse city. in new orleans, we've got 32 parades that happens in that 12 day period. sometimes, our company, for example we will have as many as 150 floats on streets of the city at any one time. we move them, unload them. our job is not just to build the floats, but the logistics to put them together. every year to length does -- tulane does an economic impact study. it is a $0.25 billion dollars impact. it is like having three super bowl's in our city every year. it fills our hotel room. all of our restaurant are full. it is a big party and a big celebration. it is a big business. our company is the biggest float building company. we build floats for ce

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he has been in intensive care in berlin sorority hospital for six weeks. and his sons visit him every day. i highly resistant pathogens caused blood poisoning and asked lenore who almost died. he still suffers from pneumonia. the fifty six year old is very weak his sons try to give him hope. we gave in our bodily contact reassures it. also many seasons he knows they were there for a. professor day is treating the patient a little i'm glad to see you. the professor doesn't know how the pathogens entered his body. it is not what i would like to have another brief chat with him. as your sons are here. but i haven't any pain right now. but can you understand this little effort fifty yes extremely well i think you all know as relatives that this is a highly resistant pathogen that cannot be cured with antibiotics. even the ones used in extreme cases it is also. all we know you are doing all you can. for others it is very stressful for the patient and his family that we cannot treat him with antibiotics. and unfortunately we can do nothing to relieve that concer

. >> i went down mike lived in a sorority with like a hundred girls, some of whom are great and somey could borrow your stuff. and i'm an only child so that was disconcerting to me. >> i had a terrible roommate, and i can't talk about it because he watches. >> is that the one you had when you put the little hanging thing on the door? >> no, i shared a bathroom with a priest. i forgot about that. you have a great memory. we were both boarders in a house, and a basement. i had one room and the priest had another. this was like in 1988. >> you were supposed to believe the thing on the door and i would forget and that things would happen. so what's one job you had that you hated very much. this is another instagram question. the job that you hated very much. >> my first job was the overnights on the news desk at abc. you learn a lot but it's exhausting. >> yes, it's a weird time of night. >> you learn things about yourself that you really don't know. >> i go through the daytime people's desks. they have food? booze? a lot of people have booze. they have the bottle in the bottom drawer. t

. >> seth: s sort of like a t -- a sorority for witches. >> yes. [ laughter ] and we -- yeah, i wrotere,ike, love spells. >> seth: uh-huh. >> like, kind of, get, like, the kid inext class to fall in love me. i don't know if he did. >> seth: okay, yeah. >> if u're out there -- >> seth: if you're out there and fve always had, like, this longing desire frence, that was the spell. >> that was that. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. i want to ask, you are gonna perform a song for us tonight. this is a -- a very personal so. when you are writing songs thato of, have an emotional core to them, is it more difficult because you are writing about yourself, or is it easier e because you nnected to what you are writing about?ec >> elly this song, i think -- a lot of these songs actually c writing.oems i was and when you are writing poetry, 's kind of -- it's more but i play these funny tricks on myself. there's this self deception that s.es on where i'm like, "nobody has to ever read t just write it down." we won't put it -- cly won't put it in a song. i certainly won't talk about it on a talk sh

he's like the liberal version of a sorority sister. like it's pretty ridiculous at this point. and when i see what's going on, i think i see what everyone else in america is seeing, and they should be disgusted. >> separate track. while all that was unfolding, the president was hit with more legal trouble today, this time involving his personal charity. a lawsuit filed today here in new york by the new york state attorney general against the president and his three oldest children is alleging the trump foundation engaged in, quote, a pattern of persistent illegal conduct occurring over more than a decade that includes extensive unlawful political coordination with the trump presidential campaign, repeated and willful self-dealing transactions to benefit mr. trump's personal and business interests, and violations of basic legal obligations for nonprofit foundations. this complaint included new details about the trump foundation. among them, that its board has not met in 19 years and that its official treasurer was an employee of the president's private business, who did not even

. >> martha: absolutely, and this is something that young men, and women, this happens in sororitieshe country need to pay attention they suld be talking about it inheir meetings on campus about this so that it doesn't happen to another beautiful young wife like tim piazza and his family. >> i agree. martha, i might add that in pennsylvania we are moving forward with the anti-hazing bill. >> marth i'm gd to hear it. thomas kline, thank you very much. quote of the night is up next. ! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. chase. ♪ now that i'm on my way ♪ do you still think ere today ♪ i couldn't make you love me applebee's 2 for $20, now with steak. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. (dnice, candace, but this time bold. did someone say "bold?" (gasping) starkist jalapeo tuna in a pouch! loaded with bold flavor. just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go bold! try all of my bold

it's like the liberal version of a sorority sister. like, it's pretty ridiculous at this point.ink i see what everyone else in america is seeing and they should be disgusted. >> tucker: if you are s a right of center person, not you specifically, any person, and you were caught up in an fbi investigation, wouldn't you want to know that the man identified as fbi lawyer number two wasn't on your investigation? >> i think that would be kind of important. >> tucker: why don't we know his name and shouldn't we know his name? >> that's what i don't understand. all of this stuff going on, when you look at the stuff and i have talked about it with you on your show, the stuff i have goneth through over the last 18 months, whether it be about the russia investigation. it's the biggest deal, 25 hours of testimony in front of congress. hillary clinton does 10 for benghazi and, guesshi what? when she and the dnc team up to pay a foreign agent to work with russia to compile a fake dossier and spend millions of dollars to do this thing, all of which has been debunked, none of it proven, chasin

we've got churches and sororities and people on the ground, but depending on clarence thomas, it's justto happen. we have to get it enshrined at the state and the dnc. i was on a platform committee. we put it on a platform, but it's sitting on a shelf. we don't need a band aid. if we had that, we wouldn't have these kind of problems. it wouldn't matter who gets elected for a couple of years, it wouldn't be term limited. we have to get people to focus on this and put the money up and hit the ground. we hit the ground. we've got to get the funders to come out here. i've been very frustrated because i'm frustrated every election cycle we have the same conversation. clarence thomas is not going to do the right thing. we need a for the people, by the people movement. we have it here in ohio, michigan has started as well. we've got some movement in florida. it's time for the senators to move up and fund this so we can stop this for once and for all and not just use it when it's time for a campaign or worry about what our voting rights is going to be. we're going to state rights. people hit me