more aboutll talk the space force. if you have questions about the president's call -- president trump mplet when it comes to defendingmark it's not enough to merely have an american prerns in space. we must have american dominance in space. so important. very importantly, i'm hereby directing the department of defense and pentagon to immediately begin the process cessary to establish a space force as the sixth branch of the armed forces. that's a big statement. we are going to have the air force and we are going to have the space force. separate but equal. todd harrison, what then? if space is what the president wants to deal with, what are the things we have to look out for in that space? guest: i think of it as the four d's. there are more countries using space, more private companies using space, but we see the number of satellites in space growing exponentially. space has also become more disruptive. in particularies are doing things in space that used to be the exclusive domain of superpowers, dormant like the uni

there space forces are in san diego. there is an office call the program executive office for space out there. it goes on and on. there are all these different space organizations and space forces that are scheduled around different parts of the military and intelligence community. spy satellites are not operated by the air force other services. they are operated by the national reconnaissance office. all these capabilities are spread about. that is a problem we have had. there has not been a unity of that effort. there's a lot of disjointed miss and lack of ordination. their exemptions -- examples of where one service has built and launched munication services. another service was supposed to build radios to communicate and they got behind and they cut the budget for those radios. we had satellites in space but we couldn't take full advantage of them because we didn't have the radios to use them. that is what happens when you have all of these disjointed organizations that are not aligned under one single budget and one

>> but why do we need space force? >> well, a terrorists could, through the use of drones, get into space and become a very dangerous hazard to our freedom. >> i'm sure that there will be war in space. >> let's not forget 9/11, okay? i think that space force could help prevent the next 9/11. >> which would be 9/12. >> 9/12, 9/13. ( laughter ) >> i think isis could get to space. >> space isis. >> space isis. >> right, space isis. but do we really need a space force? >> it doesn't make a lot of sense, we would be wasting a lot of dollars, but at the same time it would be cool. >> let me just unpack what you just said. >> right. >> we need to have a space force. it's going to be a waste of money. >> yup. >> but it's going to be cool. >> right. >> but we need to have it. you stand by that statement. >> i stand by that statement 100%. >> pretty much we need regulations in space. >> isn't trump against regulation? >> yeah. but as a-- yeah. you know what, space force. it's just a cool name. >> it's a cool name. and that's good

the air force, almost all the space forces are in air force space command. the navy has space forces of its own. the navy builds and launches and operates a fleet of satellites that the other services use as well. mainly, there 's is are in san diego. there is a program executive office for space. it goes on and on. there are all these different space organizations, space forces, scattered around different parts of the military intelligence community. spy satellites are not operated by the air force. they are operated by the national reconnaissance office. all these different space capabilities -- that is one of the problems we have. there has not been a unity of effort. there has been a lot of disjointed mess, a lot of lack of coordination. there are examples of where one service has gone off and a constellation of communication satellites. another service was supposed to build the radios that can communicate with the satellites. they got behind and cut the budget for those radios. so we had satellites in space and could not take full advantage because we d

space force. >> space force. >> space force.pace force. >> space force. [ laughter ] >> seth: "going to space." [ light laughter ] although, i guess it's a positive sign that a crowd of trump supporters are chanting for a giant science project. though, i have some bad news for you. you know what they call people smart enough to work at nasa? elite. [ laughter ] also, space rce sounds like what your grandma thinks "star wars" is called. [ light laughter ] "oh, you're going to picture show? are you going to see "space force" or that new revengers movie?" trump is desperate for a win so he's usually just making one up. as we told you yesterday, trump started repeating a new line that's he's cut more regulations than any president including a fictional president who served 16 years. now, we think he's referring to fdr who was elected to a fourth rm but only served 12 years. but apparently, no one has corrected him. because he keeps repeating this li as he did last night fo the third time this week. >> we've cut more gulations than a

together, we're building a better california. >> space force, space force! >> space force.e navy, the air force, the marines, the coast guard. but we have the air force. now we're going to have the space force. >> the crowd apparently loves the idea of a space force, as does the president. that was from a wednesday neutrally in minnesota, two days after trump announced the creation of a sixth branch of the united states armed forces. but the announcement raised more questions than it answered, so we called our favorite astro physicist, neil de grasse tyson, head of the haden planetarium and author of "astrophysics for people in a hurry," which has been a best seller knew for almost 60 weeks. neil, pleasure to have you on. >> great to be back, fareed. thanks. >> so is this a good thing? that trump has announced? >> i've thought a lot about it. but i don't have a strong opinion. the idea of a space force is not a fundamentally odd, when you consider that the army, 70 years ago, birthed the air force. there was the army air force. and once we realized that technology and war f

space force! space force! space force! >> space force?re going to have the space force because it's a a whole -- [ cheers and applause ] we need it! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the official motto of the space force will be, "it's a whole -- we need it! it's a whole -- we need it. [ laughter and applause ] we need that hole." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, space force. >> jimmy: "it's a hole. [ light laughter ] and we need it." get this, the trump administration said that they want to combine the department of labor and the department of education. trump said, "we're merging the departments of labor and education to create the department of lubrication. [ laughter ] and it's going to be --" what! get my coat! wear the heck's my coat?" >> steve: "it's for the hole --" [ laughter and applause ] come on! come on! >> jimmy: it's right there! ♪ get out of here! ♪ you know what you did. you know what you did, get lost! ♪ >> steve: he's going to go to uranus. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: space force! >> steve: space force. >> jimmy: space force. >> steve: yeah,

we'll call it the space force. i was joking then i thought maybe not such a bad idea. >> the president forged ahead and is getting a space suit make overon twitter. one tweets we are going to build a space force and the aliens are going to pay for it. delivered are such gusto it could become the next favorite trump word. >> they are going to china. >> members of the space force. >> would be going a lot further than -- >> china. >> space force. >> new york. >> thank you. all right. today's top stories are just ahead. we continue with my friend george howell after the break. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. i'll do what i've always done... dream more, dream faster, and above all... now, i'll dream gig. now more businesses, in more plac

the space force. ded to counter growing threats in space, not just from asteroids but from adversaries like china and russia. what would a space force do and what's the chance of congress approving it? joining us to hopefully answer some of these questions is doug levaro. doug, thanks for being with us. what exactly would a space force look like? what would it do and do you support it? >> first of all, kristin, i absolutely support it. i think it's the right idea. many of us have been working on this for many, many years and it's -- i'm glad that president trump finally saw the way to make it happen. >> kristin: what would it do? what would it be? >> it's a great question. it's undefined. it would take over the role of what the air force does in space today but probably so much more. i think everybody knows we have a missile defense agency. we don't have an actual service responsible for missile defense critical for the nation. that would probably become a responsibility for the space force. >> kristin

the space force. >> trevor: space force. i don't even know, i dobility even know where to start, right? >> he just cancelled military exercises on the korean peninsula because they are too expensive and now is blasting that money into space. and at the same time, separate but equal in why would he say that, it's almost like trump is sneaking racist easter eggs into his presidency, and intoa drowtion the mascot for space force, jim the crow, everybody. everybody give it up for jim. (applause) all right, let's move on to our main story. >> immigration. from the start of trump's time in office his administration has been working hard to shut that shit down. they cut down on visas. they kicked out refugees, they screwed over the daca kids and even ramped up deportations so it is a scary time to be an immigrant in america. in fact, it has gotten so bad that deurgt world cup all the announcers on tel murchedo started whispering, he passes to the winger and goo, all. shhh. so everyday the trump administration has been inching close

the space force would not affect that. f the common misperceptions about crating a separate service for space is that we would be putting soldiers or marines in space in order to do something. that is not the case. it is just a reorganization of the things we already do in space. what the military does in space is entirely unmanned. it is all satellites that are operating in space, 24/7, and providing capabilities on earth to protect u.s. interests around the world. that is what the space force would continue to do. it would be reorganizing the existing space forces into one coherent organization. host: you mentioned the strategic command commander. he spoke last week in a hearing you can still see on c-span. he talked about other countries, technology they are using against u.s. satellites. russia havea and invested enormous amounts of international treasure to build capabilities for the sole purpose of countering the united states advantage in space. they built ground based capability, space-based capabilities, a variety

space. so important. we are going to have the air force and the space force. separate but equal. going to be something. >> now thent pre's announceme didn't go hand-in-hand with written directive the only thing he signed was policy directive for reducing satellite clutter but the work on the space forces getting started >> the president asked to start the process. we're going to work with the department of defense and other relevant parties to put it into place. >> you may be wondering dly we realeed a military force for space? but the president says there's s re space exploration andr being a l in space is so important. before we came in, i w tell you that they didn't have such big plans for space, now they do and it's great not only in terms of jobs and everything else, it's great for the psych key of our country. wh it comes to space be too often for too many years dreams of exploration and discovery were really squandered by knocked that out.aucracy and we so important u fors psych key what you're doing. it's going to be important monetarily and militarily butpo rtant up here

military, e space force. a short time ago i spoke to the center fort for t strategic and international studies. how groundbreaking will it be for america to have its own space force? >> we have of the military only one time f before, at the endrld war ii. we broke off the air force from the army. we broke it off and made the air viforce its own separate s. what president trump is talking about now would be just as revolutionary. to break space off of the air force to be its own military service. laura: what would the splye force actuo? it cannot put nuclear weapons in space. >> nuclear weapons, you cannot orbit those in space, that is banned bthe other space eaty. what space forces do today with -- in the military as theyive advantage inonflict on earth. they are used for reconnaissance, for seeing where targets are. they are used for things like gps so that the prision -- precision weapons can hit targets precisely. they are used for communications , they are usedis forle warning. the military derives great

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brookings institution that thanks very much for being with us so what do you make of this call for a space force from at this point well what i would say is the underlying assumptions on the need to deal with threats from space are real one russia and china are developing a number of capabilities to damage and destroy the u.s. satellites in secondly there is a feeling amongst many that the air force which is primarily focused on airplanes is not focusing enough time in attention to dealing with threats in outer space so the rationale for creating a space forces there i think there are serious questions though whether a space force will solve the problem and it appeared that the idea of the space was had been originally rejected by the by the trumpet restoration so why the change of heart to think. well that's a good question last year several members of congress proposed the creation of what they called a space corps similar to the u.s. marine corps that would sit under the air force however the trumpet ministration specifically secretary of defense mattis in the secretary of the air force heath

and yet he continued to ramble on about this idea. >> the space force, general. i'm just telling you now. this is perhaps -- because we're getting very big in space. [ laughter ] both militarily and for other reasons. and we are seriously thinking of the space force. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: what do you -- sorry -- what do you mean we're getting big in space? [ laughter ] trump talks about space like he's lying about his band. "we're getting very big in japan." [ laughter ] seriously, dude, it's the army football team, just give them their trophy. why does everyone who comes to the white house for a photo op have to suffer through an incoherent off topic trump rant? [ light laughter ] "you know this is pee tape thing, it's a total scam. i was never in moscow with hookers. and even if i was, i would never let them pee on my bed, because i'm a germophobe. everyone knows i take regular showers. not the golden ones. i like water. [ light laughter ] not urine. anyway, what do you say, scouts? let's take this picture." [ laughter and applause ] you can't blame

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but proponents of the space d rce argue the air force is too devoted to fighters and bombers to give ace the attention and the money it deserves. both sides agree u.s. satellites rue threatened by russian and chinese anti-satellite weapons. this air force graphic shows the t,bris from a 2007 chinese test, of which they shot down one of akeir own weather satellites. that test is now seen as a wake- up call to the vulnerability of american satellites. the president's announcement caught most senior officials by surprise. the space force would be the smallest of the armed services, but before it becomes a reality, it will have to be approved by congress. jeff? >> glor: fascinating issue with much more to come. david martin, thank you. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," why health experts now say video gaming is dd addictive as drugs. and later, the innovation that's about to make america's 911 emergency system a lot smarter. if you use some of these moves way too often... then you might have a common condition called dry mouth... which can be brought on by many things, like medica

we're going to be going to space. >> space force, space force! >> space force. space force. >> space force, space force. in point of fact, nasa was never closed. they're not reopening. mattis is not just being left out of the loop on the president's big plans for space travel, the according to reporting the defense secretary was excluded from the nuclear standoff with north korea. >> we will be stopping the war games which will save us a tremendous amount of money. i think it's inappropriate to be having war games. so number one, we save money, a lot. and number two, it really is something that i think they very much appreciated. >> that's been a point of contention for 60 years. and the president reportedly decided to suspend the joint military exercises with south korea, a major concession to kim jong-un without even informing his secretary of defense, much less skulgt him. with that, james mattis becomes the latest figure, widely respected before joining the administration to lose his dignity to donald j. trump. >>> next, house republicans now requesting info

us president donald trump wants to form a sixth branch of the us military: a space force. 's security to establish what he called american dominance in space and that it would be unacceptable to let either china or russia take the lead. when it comes to defending america, it is not enough to merely have an american presence in space, the must have american dominance in space. so important. joining me now live is dr rachael livermore — astronomer at the university of melbourne. what you make of this? it all seems like nonsense, to be honest. if you look at the actual directive that he signed, it is actually very useful, but an interesting work on managing traffic and the satellite debris in space. and it seems like this is a very cynical attempt to create headlines, to distract away from children being ripped away from families at the border. there have been other things that the president has suggested, the military has seemed to overlook doing anything about, do you think is falls into that category? there have been talks before about forming a more specific space force. t

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president wants the pentagon to create a space force to protect u.s. military and economic interests away from the earth we must have american dominance in space so important very importantly i'm here by directing the department of defense and pentagon. to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force as the sixth branch of the armed forces it's a big state and the chinese government criticize trump's decision as a violation of the one nine hundred sixty seven outer space treaty that year the u.s. and the soviet union promised to use space for peaceful reasons not for war the. united states air force has owned this high ground space for decades other nations other air forces only dream of making such a claim but the current air force space command does consider china and russia as potential security threats namely when it comes to protecting the u.s. from russian or chinese intercontinental ballistic missiles. the pentagon has been monitoring russia's testing of its hypersonic missile systems in recent months the idea of creating a

also coming up tonight signing up to the space force us president donald trump wants to take america first into the great beyond. it is not enough to merely have in american presence in space we must have american dominance in space. oh we begin the day with. migration and the money today at the castle outside of berlin the french president and the german chancellor came together while their talking points and schedule agenda fell apart president macron had hoped to announce ambitious plans for the eurozone a key component of his vision of rebuilding europe now there will be a single eurozone budget starting by the year two thousand and twenty one but a dream of a european banking union well it remains just that a dream the realities of power politics and the challenges of migration ended up hijacking today's summit mccraw a committed partner in friends america will have to walk that talk today he promised to help the german chancellor craft a european plan on dealing with migration and next week see you summit. in the center of a mission impossible that will quickly become a life sav

president to push for a space force. no we did not that was our our task was limited to really nasa. the civilian end of the space program and really designing a future plan for nasa it has included a return to the move. and we know a lot of your research has to do with you know traveling to the moon and using the moon as a springboard maybe two to go to mars and beyond your man of science what do you make of the president careful there and the interpretation being one of the things that it has been recognized at last few years is bad we do need to look at upgrading our defense posture in space that doesn't need militarizing space because the u.s. along with china and russia are part of the outer space treaty that was signed in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven term that says no offensive weapons in space no nuclear weapons no missiles no military bases on the move so i think what the president is really trying to get you here is that there are some threats to some of the satellite assets in space that are important

that's a big statement. >> space force would be the first new branch of the armed services since the air force was created in 1 94 ian sursortey and chinese anti-satellite weapons. this shows the debris from a 2007 chinese test where they shot down one of their own satellites. the president didn't offer a timetable for all this. tonight the pentagon says the process of creating a space force will take some time. >>> tonight the ntsb is trying to figure out why a tesla spontaneously caught fire. actress mary mccormack shared this video of her huand's model s with flames shooting out of it in los angeles last week. mccormack says no accident. it happened out of the blue and her husband didn't notice until another driver flagged him down. "our initial investigation shows tesla calls the fire extraordinarily unusual and says, "our initial investigation shows that the cabin of the vehicle was totally unaffected by the fire due to our battery architecture which is designed to protect the cabin in the very rare event that a battery fire occurs." an opportunity to >> we've driven over 50,000

is this the way they are going to get back, this space force? no, it is not. would allow world wari technology that would allow world war i style dogfight in low earth orbit. for we are talking about is satellite technology, surveillance, ground surveillance, communications security, the ability to coordinate ground assets during military operations from space. this is all sort of observing the grand and coordinating military facilities on the surface of the earth. this has nothing to do with the kind of grandiose swashbuckling space combat that the idea of a space force brings to mind. dominance in this kind of situation isn't really possible, every nation will have a technological edge, yes, go ahead i am sorry. when the president made that speech yesterday, he singled out two countries, russia and china. i do not know if russia is involved in the high—tech end of this as other countries, china in particular is a country that is making huge strides when it comes to ai, cyber issues, when it comes to ai, cyber issues, when it comes to ai, cyber issues, when i

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but proponents of the space force argue the air force is too devoted to fighters and bombers to give space the attention and the money it deserves. both side agree, u.s. sat lielts are threat end by russian and chinese anti-satellite weapons. this air force graphic shows the debris from a 2007 chinese test in which they shot down one of their own weather satellites. that test is now seen as a wake-up call to the vulnerability of american satellites. >> the president's announcement caught most senior officials by surprise. the space force would be the smallest of the armed services. but before it becomes a reality, it will have to be approved by congress. jeff. >> fascinating issue with much more to come. david martin. thank you. >>> coming up next. why health experts say video gaming is as addictive as drugs. and later the innovation about to make america's 911 emergency system a lot smarter. [thoughtful sigh] still nervous about buying a house? a little. thought i could de-stress with some zen gardening. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. gei

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so those that are pushing space force recognize the fact that the united states is losing its dominancen space, we have the resources to make that happen, but it's the decisions in support of space are not happening to the degree that many think they should have. >> ed: so seems like the air force is concerned about their tough and who is doing well. how would it compare to the air force? >> what they think is, they would build a space force that would have the air force secretary overseeing it with her or her staff much like the united states navy secretary oversees the marine corps and the united states navy. that's the thought about it. ed, my own gut about this, we have to take a look at it. every time we throw an organizational change at something, like the big bureaucracies in the pentagon, doesn't mean you get a better answer. >> ed: you're talking about a lot of money. >> yeah. it will have a huge overhead. we have to take a look at it. the department is capable of looking at it and giving the president straight answers. >> ed: thanks, general keene. the president speaking live

air force a trump claims america needs a bigger presence in space as reports the usa already has the army the navy the coast guard the marine corps and there's the u.s. air force but donald trump says that there's one potential conflict zone that's been too long neglected very importantly i'm here by directing the department of defense and pentagon to establish a space force as the sixth branch of the armed forces it's a big statement a new division of the u.s. military dedicated to waging extraterrestrial battles and when it comes to finding a name for it hollywood is full of inspiration. now that you tomorrow must travel across the stars to defend no rules. well let's see if we get some new ideas from the streets of new york. could be anything to name call it spaceport us. space force us store elite force twitter has gone wild ever since donald trump made the announcement folks online or even taking a stab at designing the logo but here's a question who exactly will the space forces be fighting against you know up in the great beyond. it's not enough that we're fighting with everybo

space force! [applause] >> tucker: space force! you are right. space force. i love that.ew jersey man was seen getting to work in new york city in an unusual way. he crossed the hudson river to manhattan. not by car, not by boat, not by train but by which mode of transportation? >> katie: paddle board. >> tucker: katie. paddle board. is it a paddle board? it seems unlikely. are you right?ng >> a jersey city man, paddle boarding across the hudson river to get to his job in manhattan. scott holt wearing a suit as he made the trek across the water. he says his trip took himou about half an hour and he made it in time for the morning meeting. >> katie: he made his meeting! >> tucker: you are absolutely right.ce >> katie: awesome.ni >> tucker: 1-1. going into question three. an animal in australia interrupted a women's soccer game when that animal dashed across the field and started kicking the ball. what kind of animal was it? >> katie: kangaroo. >> tucker: katie, kangaroo. was it a -- well, it'sro australia. okay. was it a kangaroo? >> racing across the field of play, scatte

we're going to have the space force. year ago i revived the national space council and put exactly the right man in charge. that is our friend mike pence. feels very strongly about this. and in december i signed a historic directive that will return americans to the moon for the first time since 1972, if you can believe that. [applause] always remembering it is about that but it is also about jobs and the economy. this is a great thing we're doing. this time we will do more than plant our flag and leave our footprints. we will establish a long-term presence earns expand our economy, and build foundation for eventual mission to mars which will happen very quickly. i always said rich guys seem to like lockets. all of those rich guys dying for our real estate to launch their rockets. we won't charge you too much, just go ahead. if you beat us to mars we'll be happy and you will be even more famous, but they do like, explain that, where is eric? they do like rockets for some reason. they like those rockets. you know what? as

general dunford and the joint chiefs, i want to wish you a lot of luck with space force.hat shows how important it is. congratulations on your tremendous success but you're going to have far more success right now. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] [applause] president trump: here's a big one, right? would anybody like me not to sign this? is there anybody in this room, they would be in big trouble. president trump: we got it. is that ok, mike? thank you. [applause] president trump: thank you very much, everybody, congratulations. great day. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> a c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, reviewing the supreme court action on key gerrymandering cases. inspectorussing the general's report on the hillary clinton email investigating and talking about the public health implications of children being separated

military, the space force.mportant. >> it's going to be important monetarily and militarily but so important for right up here, the psych. so porn for our military. so important. we must have american dominance in space. so important. >> we are going to have the air force and we are going to have the space force, separate but equal. it is going to be something. so important. >> this is a very porn day. this is a very important gathering. you're very important poem. people. woman: it felt great not having hepatitis c. it's like a load off my shoulders. i was just excited for it to be over. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b which may flare up and cause serious liver problem

space force. because space is the new frontier. i'm not just talking about going up to the moon and going to mars, and i want the rich guides -- eyes. -- guys. guys like elon musk, they all of rockets. said that is okay, let's do it. let them send a rocket up to march. i hope they go past. let's help them, let's make it good for them. if they do it, we are going to claimant like we have for the united states. let them spend the money. i have a lot of military guys -- and space from a military standpoint is the new frontier. we will have a space force. everyday we are keeping our product -- promises. to keep this momentum going, we need kevin cramer in the senate. >> [ cheering ] >> all of us tonight, are united by the same tireless values. we have pride in our history, respect for our great, beautiful, wonderful american flag, right? >> [ cheering ] >> we put our hands to our hearts, for the pledge of allegiance. and we proudly stand for our national anthem. >> [ cheering ] >> proudly stand. in everything we do, we are standing up

look at this. >> the space force, gentlemen. you probably haven't even heard that. this is perhaps -- 'cause we're getting very big in space. [ laughter ] both militarily and for other asons. >> jimmy: yeah. he's laughing now. but wait until he's drafted into the space force. you know, that's -- that's gonna be -- [ applause ] guys, the nominations for the tony awards came out today, and "mean girls", "spongebob", and "harry potter" all got nominated. [ cheers and applause ] i saw that bruce springsteen is g a special tony for his hit show, as well. i'll be watching just to hear bruce say, "it's an honor to share to this to the world, with my broadway peers, spongebob and harry potter." [ laughter and applause ] that's all -- that's worth your money, right there. and, finly, i saw that supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg just attended the premiere of a a documentary about her life. even she was like, "i'ly here because 'avengers' was sold out." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers a