for the prime minister's resignation of the monarchy to be reformed let's go live to the bangkok on sirius scott heide lescott what's the situation that today. well right now yes you know the prime minister has made those comments a joint after an emergency cabinet session today friday we knew that was going to happen but a sense of what they were doing is discussing further what came through on early thursday morning there was this emergency decree in bangkok that states that no one can there can't be gatherings political gatherings more than 5 people obviously directed at those protests we've seen over the last couple of days and just hours after that emergency decree was announced right here in central bangkok there tens of thousands gathered right in the central part of the city defying that order just hours after was given and then just a couple of hours ago we heard from the prime minister saying that he is not quitting that's what the protesters one of the things the protesters are calling for and saying he's not quitting and even went on further he you know threatened those who do

bloomberg reporting that sirius is close to signing a new deal with, yes, the one, the only howard stern, to the tune of $120 million a year. stern this morning told listeners that number is music to his ears but says he is not close to a new contract with sirius. i hope robin gets some of that money. >>> draftkings not looking so royal at this hour after its discounted equity offering, the sports betting platform priced its stock at $52 a share. all you got to do is look at it right now. it's at $54.42. but it was even higher yesterday. so when you price that offering at a discount to yesterday's close, nobody going to be happy. except those who are, of course, shorting it. >>> closing bell ringing in about 51 minutes. less than six hours to puck drop. vice president pence and senator kamala harris readying for their first face-off as team trump and team biden look to score points with undecided voters after last week's presidential debate debacle. we are going to take you live on the ground in utah with pregame action and the inside scoop as the dow spikes 583 points. we'll be right ba

i don't have the sirius radio.the an tetennan my car, it gets knocked off. >> you know the antenna comes up out of the car and you don't have to put the hanger on top, the clothes hanger, the aluminum foil >> they don't even have antennas anymore. >> the laugh track is lame if they are going to do one, do it >> old man shining at the cloud. >> hot profits thanks to cold pizza. details when we return ok back and remember the moment that things, for one strange time in our lives, got very quiet. some lost work and invented new ways to get by. others were busier than ever, and found strength they never knew they had. we sheltered with the people who matter most, sometimes finding how far apart we'd drifted. we worried over loved ones, over money, over our planet. and over take-out. and we found a voice one the noise out there had kept quiet. when the world starts spinning again, let's remember this time where none of us felt secure, and fight for a future where everyone can. because when the world seems like it's stan

. >> with sirius xm and as a white woman in a black woman are both feminist. we have great conversations about how we are raised differently with the body and white skin you are raised differently. you don't realize that sometimes that's just how it is. >> and then and department stores and that we are aware of. >> i feel like by the end of the day because they are still fuming about it and i understan understand. >> what we have is a black woman and a white woman is the fact that white children are raised explicitly because the the culture they consume and those positions of power that white people are better. that's what they are taught this will see a black president barack obama they don't see many of the ceos other than white men and very few cases so when you are accustomed and the best possible way of authority and privilege and they are negative or stereotype or recess that has an effect not everybody realizes what everybody has these implicit bias because we grow up in the country. and we consume all of that messaging and better or worse as a little k

. >>> next rumors are flying about howard stern's new contract with sirius xm. >> bloomberg reportedn says, not so fast. >> he claims he hasn't been offered any deal yet. he said, if they're really offering that salary, well, he'll take it. >>> next the "sister act" nuns are getting back in the habit. >> whoopi confirms another chapter of "sister act" is in the works. she starred in the first two films in the early '90s. >> no word when "act 3" could be released. >> finally macaulay culkin and his must see face mask. >> he posted a picture reminding people to mask up. >> of course, the print on his mask mirrors the iconic scene from "home alone" when kevin slaps his cheeks and shaves. >> i do that every time i shave still today. le with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and dur

on you hear me now on sirius we're going to tell you and how the last year's german chancellor will bring you i'm going to back off and you never have before surprise yourself with what is possible who is medical really what moves and what also to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike joining us from arkansas stopped. the cold war ended in moscow in 1990 bringing a new era of peace to europe a divide in germany was free to reunite the treaty that pave the way for german unity was signed here in moscow 30 years ago it was a historic victory for democracy and the deep rifts in europe were on the road to recovery. the it is real i'm still aware that this was the most important signature of my life the book. it wasn't an illusion it was a political project to keep. we did a lot of things. a lot different than when we won the cold war against. soviet ambassador vaslav terra cotta was here in moscow 30 years ago when the victorious powers of the 2nd world war determined the fate of germany moscow knocks back on this treaty with far more criticism than the west does.

sirius must. majority. and therefore. would be appropriate for him to. resign. has been following the developments from. opposition leader anwar ibrahim said he bet the king and presented him documents including statutory declarations and statements from party leaders to show that he's got the support of more than 120 members of parliament 112 is needed for a simple majority now anwar has been seeking an audience with the king since he announced last month that he's got the support of the majority in parliament and was seeking to be appointed prime minister but he hasn't been able to meet with the king until tuesday because the monarch has been unwell but shortly after on one's press conference the state the palace issued a statement saying that while anwar informed the palace just how many members of parliament support him he did not name them the power that the statement also said the king has advised on want to abide by and respect the constitutional process now that's the 1st hurdle for anwar convincing the king that he has the support of the majority in par

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last month inflation hit a record of more than 200 percent let's go live now to cop to sirius have a morgan is there what difference will this deal make to ordinary people there in sudan. well adrian if we're looking at the at the u.s. removing sudan of the u.s. list of state sponsors of terror that will make a difference even though it's will take some time as for the acting minister of finance for a dissident knees and for sudan's economy to feel it for one thing they seem to be very positive that this will pave the way for sudan to be able to clear its areas and be able to receive debt from the international monetary fund and from foreign sides it also opens a way or rather paves the way for foreign investments that's something that's what i was not able to do while it was on the list of the u.s. state sponsors of terrorism now the country has been facing a severe shortage of hard currency it was not able to import to eat or fuel that's why there were a lot of queues. at bakeries for bread and fuel stations for petrol so people were suffering the economy was suffering and that's n

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is on the verge of a huge new contract with sirius xm. deal with boost his pay to about $120 million. the previous deal paid him as much as $100 million. he is 66 years old. maintaining star power at the time on your are focusing on podcasts. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. francine: has antitrust panel is looking to curb the power of u.s. tech giants, including amazon and google. the most dramatic proposal to overhaul competition law in decades stop and could lead to the breakup of tech companies if approved by congress most of joining us now is alex webb focuses on technology stories. alex, great to have your take on this. what is the likelihood this goes ahead? report.a pretty damning will these companies be curtailed? alex: i think probably we're going to see something. whether it goes as far as the proposals laid out, it seems unlikely. inevitably, a huge amount will depend upon the election results. republicans have expressed certain amount of reticence. they object to a lot of the proposals, but the democrats seem to

viewers can see as listeners on sirius xm can see right now, we're not that far from record highs.plies the lost profits are already forecast to be gotten back by the time this is all said and done. so with that in mind how do you think it gets c-- if it moves ad we already think the economy is getting better and the markets recover. >> we see continued stimulus benefitting those names is really in that sort of value camp those industrials and materials and financials, the areas where they're doing okay certainly the financial backdrop is much better than what we saw in the crisis but in reality we do need a little bit more support because those companies are the ones that are lacking. we just happen to be in a world where the largest portion also happens to be in an area where we see success and that's what is driving the benchmark higher but in order for the more cyclical sectors like industrials and materials and financials to anticipate we need to seize it around further stimulus or another boost in economic activity. >> so what exactly then, if you're looking at the way it's m

. >>> okay when we return, a lot more to come sirius xm holdings on the move in the pre-market.job, howard stern stock up 2%. we have details after the break. president trump saying he will back specific stimulus measures including airlines and some others we will discuss the sector in ju ait aw returns after this. (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo >>> sirius xm is when to sign a deal with howard stern his contract expires at the end of december. the 66-year-old has been negotiating a fresh deal for the better part of a year. shares of sirius climbing after the report they announced a 10% dividend increase 2.5% this morning. becky. >>> joe, thanks. when we come back, airline stocks on a round trip getting back much of yesterday's losses after president

we welcome all of you on bloomberg radio in utah, of course, on sirius xm channel 119 and all the resti want to focus on the former governor of indiana. he has to deal tonight with the cacophony of his boss and his party in washington. how does the vice president adapt and adjust to the zoo back in washington? then:kevin: he has to own response of covid-19 from the administration. he was leading the effort within the president's inner circle as it relates to covid-19. beyond that, it is also an opportunity to speak to the conservative base, which was largely why he was chosen to complete this ticket for president trump. it comes at a time in which, here in utah, senator mike lee, a republican, is also recovering from covid-19, a member of the judiciary committee. with regards to judge amy coney barrett, vice president mike pence is going to be talking about it in a state that is going to be well-received received. however, senator kamala harris, in many ways now the future of the democratic party, is willing and ready to draw a sharp contrast in what many are calling one of the most im

>>> every four years, for as many presidential cycle as i can recall, i get telephone calls on my siriusogram from all across the country from listeners who share observations about candidate yard signs that they see in their neighborhood. and this year is no exception. >> going to go trump but i think it's turning a little. before the signs were 20-1, but starting to see the biden signs pop up here and there. >> i was up in western pennsylvania and i did not see one biden sign until the very last day i was there. i thought it was kind of fun to make it a game to see if i could find a biden sign. i finally found one. now down here in florida, especially along the waterways there are trump flotillas and signs all on the boats. >> i've long wondered whether yard signs moved the needle, are they effective advertising? and are they indicative of broad support a candidate enjoys in a particular area or just the passion of an individual homeowner? in other words, do they simply reflect voter enthusiasm. before the debate, 90% of trump voters were enthusiastic about casting their ballot impaire

[crowd noises] jillian: carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7, sirius siriusxm with hour of onhat happened. >> hundreds of cars traveled from coney island to trump tower before heading to an event in brooklyn yesterday. unfortunately, this event was marred by violent clashes. videos posted to twitter shows cars with trump flags on them being pelted with eggs and rocks. a family of seven reports being pepper sprayed inside their vehicle as well. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani made an appearance at this event. seven people were arrested in times square in connection to a violent altercation. certainly, guys, not a peaceful event yesterday. todd: still can't believe this is the norm in the united states of america these days. it is unbelievable. meantime, ice cube standing his ground against the critics. >> that's right. ice cube was on fox news yesterday with chris wallace. he defended himself for working with the trump administration on a plan to support black americans. take a listen. >> they listened, heard what i had to say, and pumped up their plan and presented it

we welcome all of you across the xm,on, particularly sirius jenna 119. 119.morning -- channel good morning on bloomberg television. $40.59. oil, one of our themes today has been the hateful language we have seen from some of our talent, and i want to go to alex morales writing on your united kingdom. the prime minister facing "a northern revolt." that is hate filled. there's no other way to put it. what is a revolt up north? jonathan: i think it is an accurate description. manchester is being pushed into tier three, the heaviest set of restrictions. the labour mayor is pushing back. -- back against boris johnson. he is being asked for more money. that is the sense of things, that we are not in it together. there is much more division within countries, and not just the u.k. you have seen this playing out in spain, and you will see more of it through europe through the winter. tom: the division in america is seen by the debates last night, debates plural. it really comes down to a popular vote description, where clearly biden is out front, and the electoral calculus only 18 days away. lisa:

you can check out our colleagues on sirius xm. >> he's coming home, the president after spending the better part of four days at walter reed medical center is now set to come home. his doctors saying he is met all of the hospital criteria. they think he's going to be safe and plenty of support back for him at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the president is happy about that. he will get out of there after 2.5 hours. he's not the only one happy about it. take a look at what happened at wall street today when just the president's condition seemed to be rapidly improving. the spirit of wall and broad. there are some worries, some new positive cases including the press secretary and growing concerns about what happened on september 26th event that was meant to celebrate judge amy barrett as the president's choice to go to the supreme court. a lot of infections from that moment. we will explore that in greater detail with top medical people. in the meantime, kevin on what the president can look forward to later on tonight. kevin. >> good afternoon. their president is a phenomenal patient. soon

what we're showing right now, ilan, to viewers and listeners on sirius xm satellite radio, the dow is0-some points before this tweet came out. now we're down about 100 points on the dow the market implications are very clear. there is no aid coming until possibly after the election. what exactly then is the next step i mean, they're going to focus on the supreme court nominee, ilan but what exactly can we expect with regard to what kind ever talks can even happen at this point? are they serious about being focused just on the confirmation of their supreme court nominee >> well, i would imagine, dom, that this is a surprise to democrats. house speaker nancy pelosi is holding a conference call, or had been in the past few minutes with her members to talk about where they were in these negotiations and there were some reports that democrats were even talking about possibly voting next week if a deal could come together by the end of this week however, it seems like that is all now dead in the water. there have been discussions around what would happen with state and local funding. they w

. >> my sirius xm radio listeners love to talk of a hidden trump vote. in 2016, was there a hidden trump vote, or is it better explained by late deciders? >> i would say late deciders. so, with the trump vote, there's one thing that's real and that is that trump exceeded expectations in turning out voters, especially rural voters, voters who had voted rarely, if ever, before he came along. and that definitely threw pollsters, because pollsters were looking back at the prior election, 2012, what were the turnout patterns there. and trump up-ended that, to his credit, right? he does succeed there. there's another notion of trump voters that maybe they're taking polls but they're not being honest. mare they're saying they're voting for a third party, or they're not being honest about their support for trump. the shy trump hypothesis. and that had been proven over the last years there's been a lot of testing about that little evidence that's a major concern. >> courtney, something that seems to fly in the face of all of the data i've shown is recent data fro

you can check out our colleagues on sirius xm. >> he's coming home, the president after spending theter part of four days at walter reed medical center is now set to come home. his doctors saying he is met all of the hospital criteria. they think he's going to be safe and plenty of support back for him at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the president is happy about that. he will get out of there after 2.5 hours. he's not the only one happy about it. take a look at what happened at wall street today when just the president's condition seemed to be rapidly

[crowd noise] jillian: carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7, sirius xm115 with more on what happeneds of cars travel from coney island to trump tower before heading to a rally in brooklyn yesterday. this was marred by violent crashes with trump critics. twitter videos show cars draped with pro trump flags being pelted with eggs and rocks. a family of seven including four kids also report being pepper sprayed inside their vehicle. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani made an appearance. his car was shouted at by protesters. they weren't too happy to see him. all of this comes to a head in times square where police say seven people were arrested, so definitely not a peaceful event that took place all across new york city yesterday. jillian: wow. okay, so herschel walker has something to say to his critics. >> you have to take a lot of guts to be famous and be a trump supporter. there's probably no end to the amount of criticism you're going to receive. herschel walker addressed this on twitter yesterday. take a listen to what he has to say. >> every day i find someone that's trying

and zerlina maxwell, director of programming at sirius xm. she is the host of "zerlina" on nbc's streaming service peacock. zerlina, i want to start with you and the vice presidential campaign which in a sense took place at the senate judiciary committee hearing with vice president candidate senator kamala harris making a very effective appearance there. and that is in effect where the vice presidential campaign for kamala harris is basically spending this week. >> well, think that's a good thing for the vice presidential campaign of kamala harris, in that it allowed her to hone in on i think what the message of the democrats has been this week, which is that, you know, stop with the gaslighting, stop with the pretending that we don't know how this particular judge and judge amy coney barrett will vote if she is confirmed. we picked her -- or the republicans picked her for specific reasons, that she agrees with overturning the aca and also has written in negative terms about the right and freedom for women to make choices over their own bodie

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. >>> if you are watching us or listening on sirius satellite radio, here is your daily reminder.ou need to make a plan for how you're going to vote this year. nbc has got you covered. you can go to nbcnews.com/planyourvote. it's an interactive state-by-state guide that breaks down key dates and important information. it is a valuable tool. >>> 6:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning, that is the deadline to submit your online responses to officially be counted in the census. for paper ballots, they must be postmarked by tonight. those new deadlines come after the supreme court ruled this week that the trump administration can wind down the census this week. that ruling caps off a legal fight over when the count would end. >>> my next guest, dr. vin gupta, he gets the same question on twitter just about every day, is it safe to travel to see my family for the holidays? so he showed his followers exactly what he did to travel to see his parents. he's going to give us his best advice next. t. thank you. bradley, get a freshly made subway footlong instead. try my favorite, turkey. order o

i'm joined now by zerlina maxwell, co-host of signal boost on sirius xm radio and the host of the new with me is maria urbina. she's the national political director and chief of staff of the progressive group indivisible. zerlina, i want to get your response to that mcconnell quote because i felt there was such profound grief and despair three weeks ago on friday night when we learned of the passing of ruth bader ginsburg, both personal despair and grief over her passing and also what it meant for the country. people were like, what can i do? one thing they've done is given a lot of money through act blue, which has actually materially changed the playing field of the senate races. >> yeah. i think what's happening in this trump era and especially since the beginning of covid is everybody -- maybe they have more time or they feel more a sense of urgency to try to get involved to change the current state of things. and i think the death of ruth bader ginsburg really got a lot of people shook to the core because the future is at stake. you know, you have donald trump engaging in, you kn

here is the headline, for folks his seng on sirius satellite radio, i'll read it. "internal documents shows trump officials were told to make comments sip thetic to kyle rittenhouse." >> these weren't just any officials, these are law enforcement officials. an internal memo that went out to all of department of homeland security for anyone who might be asked about what happened on august 25th in kenosha, wisconsin when kyle rittenhouse used an ar-15 against three protesters, killing two of them. he has now been charged with multiple homicides. >> i think we just lost julia's microphone. we will try to get her back. sorry about that, julia. again, it's certainly an article worth reading if you get a chance. live television in the middle of a pandemic. carol lee, julia ainsley, big thanks to both of you. the biden campaign just had its best day ever, at least when it comes to fund-raising. democratic presidential nominee raising more than $21.5 million online wednesday after the debate, the highest number for the biden campaign in a single day. it has "the new york t

and joining me, from sirius xm, and former spokesperson for the house oversight committee and senior adviser for the lincoln project and msnbc medical contributor, all my friends. to be clear about that. what does an event like this do for the president? the past few days, you know, he's gone on fox news. went a couple hours on the radio with rush limbaugh and then backing out of the next debate. how do you assess that strategy just, what? 24 days from the election now? >> well, i don't think there really is a strategy when it comes to donald trump. if there is one, everything he does from this point forward is designed to mitigate the fact that he's going to lose big on election day. he's trying to come up with excuses why that is right now, and using this time the next 24 days we have left on the calendar to try to lay groundwork to justify why he lost and also shows and illustrates something michael cohen just talked about. donald trump doesn't care about anybody. doesn't care about nibble well-being or health, doesn't care what doctors and scientists say willing to go forward wit

director of progressive programming at sirius xm and host "the new show" on peapeaco. a senior adviser to the lincoln project, and from the obama administration and writer for the "boston globe" and msnbc contributor. told was a great panel. and details here. reading, butler, bucks county, monitorsville, all in pennsylvania. also washington, michigan, dubuque, iowa, hickory, north carolina. rome, georgia, miami, florida, then scranton, pa, kenosha, wisconsin and finally grand rapids, michigan. does any of this frenetic spring equal votes or optics in a sense? do trump rallies have the same impact they did in 2016? >> i think the president clearly seems to think so. if you recall in 2016, right up until election day, there was this same sort of flurry of big events all across including in states like michigan, and clearly the campaign thinks that that is a positive, of course, 2020 is not 2016. and while there may be some effort in some of these states, it might be successful to turn out his base, which certainly he needs, if he has a shot at winning. what is it not doi

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joining me now, zerlina maxwell from sirius xm and host of the show "zerlina" on peacock.snbc political analyst and senior adviser for the lincoln project. good to have you three. get into it, everybody. michael, you first. curious what you make of the two different campaign strategies. biden hasn't really been out on the trail much this week. trump holding several rallies. of course, i guess you could say biden was doing that because he was prepping for thursday night. right? but does the president's busy rally schedule suggest his campaign is worried, or do you think biden should be out more? >> i think it's a combination of a number of things. one, they're out on the campaign stump, because that's where trump wants to be. he has a insatiable desire to have people whooping up his name. more fulfilling than anything else. the actual campaign is concerned, because they are going to places they shouldn't have to go a week before a national election. i don't know why they're going to, what? new hampshire? what's up with that? texas? georgia? so the president on the front lin

from home stories is because i'm one of those people and every one of our listeners and viewers on siriusit i've been in the office since march 30th, right, commuting to and from the office here i feel as though there has been a different view of people who are in the office versus those who are at home. i would also say that those people working from home, our colleagues here at cnbc, are doing so very effectively, so i'm not exactly sure if there really is a case to be made that somebody is viewed differently or perceived differently or think they have more opportunities because they are in the office. >> right. >> i've been in the office i feel like i'm on the same footing as many of my other colleagues like you are right now at home, kelly >> yeah. i was talking to some neighbors around the corner, and one of them is at a virtual company where he works totally virtually and another changed jobs and they are planning to work from home i mean, people are changing their lives around this. it's not going anywhere, so it's interesting to see how each company tries to deal with it. the pand

that came 2 years of the kenya sent troops into neighboring somalia let's go live now to nairobi on sirius catherine soy can tell us more catherine so these 2 had not convicted for being the perpetrators they were part of this attack but they assisted those who were. yes absolutely that is what they were convicted of that is what they are being sentenced that's the sentence the sender's in the rules as well and basically it is a case that has taken quite a bit to conclude it started in 2013 when that westgate mall here in the city in nairobi was attacked the for sale and or killed by security forces but the chief magistrate earlier this month as you mentioned convicted this 2 men of helping and supporting in that and basically today. the lawyers were. giving their final statements we had from the defense lawyers who are magistrates to be lenient that the 2 convicts have conducted themselves well in the last 7 years saying also that their role really was peripheral their role was very small we also had from the 2 convicts themselves who also asked for justice they both claimed insisted that

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sirius channel 108 for "today" show radio savannah >> thank you, al >>> what's up, c.daly?. every moment i've shared with him on and off the stage was a gift now, golf has shared another really nice photo, showing him and his dad during a candid moment, playing guitar together. no caption on the photo. just a nice memory there that wolf wanted to share with all of us his mom, valerie, writing, love you, sweet boy we'll undoubtedly be seeing more throwback photos in the coming days and weeks. >>> next up, billy crystal the actor and comedian celebrated a big milestone 50 years of marry with his wife, janice normally, there would be a bash. with the pandemic, they had to improvise. crystal telling jimmy kimmel his kids and grandkids surprised him and his wife with a special dinner near their home. >> so my kids, that week of it, reeater and created a little outdoor restaurant for my grandchildren, the girls are 17 and 14, boys are 10 and 7, they were the waiters and waitresses they took care of us had a romantic dinner. just the two of us. >> do you tip your grand kids afterw

. >> don't forget, we're on >> don't forget, we're on your radio, too, having a good time on sirius xmank you. >>> now a new competitor in the online retail wars walmart recently launched a membership program that delivers household goods, toys, electronics, and groceries, putting the world's largest retailer in position to take on amazon prime >> how do the two services stack up head-to-head? only one person who can find out. nbc's investigative and consumer correspondent, vicky nguyen. she checked it out and is here with the results >> just in time for the holiday season walmart is raising the stakes to deliver all of your shopping needs right to your door with this new service, walmart plus in a face-off against amazon prime, what can consumers expect from value to variety and speed? we wanted to see who does it better >> reporter: during the pandemic, online grocery delivery saw dramatic growth, up 500% compared to last summer consumers have more choices than ever for how to get their household goods. add walmart plus for $12.95 a month or 98 bucks a year walmart plus offers unlimi

. >> be sur conversation on "today" show radio, as well channel 108 sirius xm. >> 108. >>> we've gotd music awards what has everyone talking is john legend's performance. "never break." first time on stage since his wife, chrissy teigen, shared the news of their pregnancy loss john dedicating the emotional performance to his wife. >> this is for chrissy ♪ we will never know what is dangerous there's nothing we can not take ♪ ♪ we will never break we will never break ♪ >> guys, so powerful you know, obviously a personal thing that happened to them. they share their life, obviously, vsong went on for three minutes, you felt like you were on the inside of a grieving husband supporting his wife it was a magical performance >> beautiful >> showing the power of music yet again. obviously, the night went on, and there were some big winners. i think the biggest was post malone, taking home nine awards. billie eilish with a lot of awards, as well. top artist they both won and top new artist respectively. garth brooks took the stage last night to receive the billboard icon award, recognizing h

. >> don't forget, you can find us on today show radio, sirius xm 108 at 1:00, off the rails with sheinellel was calling people we'll see what happens today. >> since you're here, miss jones, a little popstart. >> first up george clooney we have a first look at the trailer for his latest movie that just dropped moments ago. it's called "midnight sky. in the film clooney plays a post-apocalyptic scientist and one of earth's last remaining humans who tries to warn a ship of astronauts about returning to the destroyed planet >> the spaceship that we hoped would be our future. i have to warn them about the conditions on earth. i don't know all the details it started with a mistake. there is an antenna that's stronger than ours we get to that antenna, they'll hear us. take a deep breath in our galaxy alone, there are billions of stars. at least one of them has the potential to support life. >> it's going to be big. "midnight sky" has an all-star cast including felicity jones and kyle chandler. not only is george clooney leading that cast but he directed the film too. "midnight sky" will be avail

. >>> and don't forget, check out "today" show radio, sirius xm, channel 108.y more, with chloe nailing the impression of drew, which includes a parity of her new talk show. take a look. >> i'm just like you, a boho free spirit, mommy, mother, movie star, since i was 6. >> it's the drew barrymore show. >> and now chloe is actually on drew's show where the two talk about the first time she tried doing her drew impression, and she even throws to break >> i have a memory of starting to do you, miss drew i was in brooklyn staying with my friends and i saw some video and, i don't know, i was just fascinated and i was in the mirror being like, hello, you know. >> i'll be in the mirror, a pair, a duo, with you any time chloe, do you want to toss us to break? >> we're in the pretty little middle of our show, and sunny side up is the sweet and stylish and oh, so successful, jessica alba >> wow >> that's crazy. >> drew loves the impression, as you can see. maybe drew will pop up on snl. that is so good. >>> next up, jessica alba also stopped by the drew barrymore show an