i love that. i love it.you have written but hemingway and fitzgerald and the women in their lives. take hemingway and fitzgerald, one as a husband and one as a lover. >> with a gun to my head? the answer is neither. >> i guess i have to say against my better judgment, i love hemingway. i love him. >> a controversial response. >> yes. and he is -- i've read every single letter and book. i understand him as fully as a human and there's obviously a lot of work but i get it. i love him. fitzgerald, i gase lover but -- >> and this from a marylander. okay. >> there's just something about being nasty on a fishing boat that i get. >> i love it. >> i love the end are those. this is when it gets real. so, this one, i guess it's for both of you. erika, a lot of code names in your week and want to know what both of you would pick as your code name and i'm going to say i put both your names through a code name generator and i'll let you know what it is at the end. >> zelda. >> code names are very basic, women's names but

i love love her film it's. because of how raw it is too it's like here's this girl that came from punky brewster that was you know very she didn't understand and then comes into this world after that and she's like took this journalistic point of view and just started filming everything and then her you know you didn't see the film is just like all her friends are like these massive stars now. so it's very touching is very moving and i scored the whole film and just cried and find a character in there that could fit that's where that came from. you know i love it when an artist in one area chronicles a tortoise and somewhere i was watching as how did i get one last night i went from the cult was watching the youtube video of the cult how i thought of you and i thought i betcha she wore the grooves on horses but patti smith. i remember having that album and listening to gloria and extents this day oh and that beautiful surly line of jesus but it died for his sins that he didn't die for mine i always thought wow

and i love handbags myself. was supportive of that as long as we could handle the home front. lemonis: yeah. scott: and that's where... lemonis: finding that balance. that's hard for any parent. lulu: it's a hard balance. scott: i think it's really a testament to her not letting go of her passion, so... lemonis: any time i meet somebody that has their own skin in the game, that's a meaningful thing, and you guys did it as a family. you're definitely committed to it. lulu: i'm very committed. i'd rather not do it if it's half-ass. lemonis: it was awesome meeting you, by the way. scott: great to meet you as well. lemonis: really nice meeting you. see you in a little bit, okay? lulu: okay. ♪♪ lemonis: hey, guys. lulu: well, hey. lemonis: after really doing a little bit more research on lulu's financials and the leather goods industry and after meeting her husband, scott, i asked for the two of them to meet me at my office to really sit down and understand if there was a deal to be done here. if we're gonna make mon

i love seeing you act. you know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow, please sit down, everybody, please, sit down. [ laughter ] everyone remembers kevin >> well, i was playing kevin, and then as a joke cause the scene was in a bar and i was, like, joking with my buddy tom hardy. >> jimmy: oh, my god [ laughter ] >> and i said that'd be funny if my name was beardo at the bar instead of kevin >> jimmy: yeah >> and the director heard that so somehow in the credits, it does say beardo at the bar now instead of kevin if you, like, look me up on imdb >> i actually printed out this imdb you're gonna have to really zoom in here, look downward, it's highlighted here. >> yeah, it's really right next to tom >> jimmy: yeah, it's almost right next to tom, you keep calling him tom, yeah. beardo at the bar, so they took kevin away from you? >> yeah. and then, i realized why because beardo at the bar is such a great marvel character, you know >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> and i think the idea of, you know, we want to know more what's he d

i loved that. y friday, every other friday, we got to go to elitch's. >> one more thing before we go. i did some are -- during the day. and the guide that was in charge of my summer was mr. baldwin the father of alec baldwin, billy baldwin, stephen baldwin, and he was a big guy, offensive lineman type guy. great personality. wonderful leader. , die and historian. that was my experience with the baldwin's. whatever happened to him? hold on one second. what is summer recreation? and how is that different from camp? >> like i said, i'm amending my original answer. it is a day camp. they did not want you to sleep over. they want you to go home. >> it is called day camp, brian. >> does coach day camp and sleep away camp expect i thought we were talking about the meatballs with murray. >> less question for this block. facebook. what does your beach set up look like? i know that you have a particular way you like to set up. >> i don't bring, like, loads of gear to the beach. i do preferred the beach with t

i love learning from them. i really like scott they do the game, how they study the game, the whole staff there. they have tremendous, tremendous people. so, there is a potential if they ever need me. larry talks to me quite a bit. he is incredible. he helps me with little things throughout the city in different projects that we are doing. the giants are incredible to me and we are in communication. hopefully, something blossoms. we will see. as far as i'm concerned, i'm loving being a part of the community. we are very happy. >> awesome. we have to take a short break. don't go away. when we come back i am putting hunter, lexi, and spencer to the test pick who is the ndwh s u can join us on the abc 7 >>> we are back with our favorite supernormal, super generous, suitable a double adorable celebrity couple, hunter and lexi pence. you will be serving rice and grant the mall at baseball is him. first discovered in cooperstown i went on a trip there, they have a store there. which you better end up there or san fran

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i have found that thanks to my huddle. >> i love that i absolutely love that. i'll be remiss if i did not mention, we talk about women need to find their huddle. this is also, you touch on this because you talk about your husband james. you talk about men in our world is not to the exclusion of them. this is also for them as well the happier we are the better we are paid how can they support us? how can we help them create with us with our huddle? >> i guess i should talk about my husband first. my husband first. [laughter] of course i dedicate my book to my mother, my original huddle i love you mom. but secondarily i dedicated to my husband and i say something like thank you for loving me so much and for being one of many good women -- men who support women. because i think some men for whatever reason are either threatened by a group of women coming together and creating space and holding space for one another or they see it is something that cute you girls are going to go do much a shopping no. okay no. it is vital to our existence to have these groups of wom

i loved love her film it's. because of how raw it is too it's like here's this girl that came from punky brewster that was you know very she didn't understand and then comes into this world after that and she's like took this journalistic point of view and just started filming everything and then her you know you didn't see the film is just like all her friends are like these massive stars now. so it's very touching is very moving and i scored the whole film and describe it find a character in there that could fit that's where that came from. you know i love it when an artist in one area chronicles a chorus and somewhere i was watching. how did i get one last night i went from the cult was watching the youtube video of the cult how i thought of you and i thought i betcha she wore the grooves on horses but patti smith. i remember having that album and listening to gloria and extracts this day oh and that beautiful surly line of jesus might have died for his sins but he didn't die for mine i always thought wow wha

i love this.in the shape of a rib, isn't it >> steve: ribbish. >> jimmy: ribbish, right like bone-in >> steve: yeah, no it looks like a bone-in rib. >> jimmy: it looks like the thing they flipped over fred flintstone's car. >> jimmy: i love it. here's some more big news. last night, it came out that a a grand jury is hearing evidence against former president trump and could indict him yeah, trump knew he was in trouble when he called his lawyer and the fbi answered rudy's phone "you're being recorded." we know a trial is close when the courtroom sketch artist goes to michael's and says, "give me all the orange crayons you have." [ laughter ] [ applause ] it's going down. it's going down. of course, trump responded to the news in his official statement. he said, "it's a total witch hunt." then he added, "i'm completely innocent." and finally he said, "now if you'll excuse me, i have to catch a flight to mexico." [ applause ] he's innocent. some news from the uk. boris jo to be injected with covid o

i love "below deck." i love all that stuff. felt like a scientology fundraiser [ laughter ] the golden globes on zoom. jason sudeiki wearing a tie-dye hoodie >> jimmy: yeah >> they're broken. so, now we get to reinvent them and the thing i love about the show, is that, it's i like reality shows, because people always say reality tv is fake, and i hate when people dismiss it like that because, they go, "oh, reality tv is fake." and, it's like, "well, i'm sorry, the scripted shows you love are more fake than that those are, you know, actors --" >> jimmy: scripted >> --playing roles written by people at least reality shows are real people, you know, behaving in situations told -- you know, presented to them by sociopathic producers. but -- so it's a little fake, but the people's emotions are real and as a comedian who, i think i'm the perfect host for this, because my job is to tell the truth all the time and be vulnerable and i've always actually been very, you know, attracted to reality show stars, even at their worst, because i

i love the ups and i love the downs. ll it was originally going to be two. you know, netflix was like sign i like thele format, the streaming, no commercials, you tell these short little stories. chuck lorre, unbelievable writing, great producer. and a fabulous cast. so when we did the last, the two seasons and i want to do another one. you know, i just want to kind of tie it together, put a bow around the story and sandy kominsky's character and all of that. and alan arkin, who i adore. we had a wonderful two years we put a great team together paul reiser who joined us from the second year. >> jimmy: yes. >> and sarah baker and kathleen, of course, morgan freeman comes in there. so it was a nice group >> jimmy: but you and kathleen turner. that's what i'm talking about. i love that. the little - >> yeah. >> jimmy: a little "war of the roses. >> you know, the second season, chuck was sort of laying out the story lines and he wanted to introduce this ex-wife who was like, wife from hell and we just hated each other and i'm

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what shoes am i going to wear? does this man love me? y were often said in boarding houses and that's howse she woud have women not related interacting with each other and what happened, a daily show you realize i have to snap this up so they escalate and something she did bring is the idea of having doctors and lawyers, choosing to both had a lot of doctors and lawyers so i think this is telling but she is a contributor to something like grey's anatomy in the sense that she saw if you have a doctor on the guiding light she had a pastor so what that allowed was people could come to them with problems and it made more sense that they were having constant dramatic problems because they are coming to him with problems and same with something like a doctor, of course they see stuff because they are a doctor so she brought this idea of the professional as a conduit of drama. >> that makes me think h about y favorite shows in a different light. [laughter] >> exactly. >> i saved i think what some would consider the best for last to ask about bet

i love care. i love characters like that.i love actors like that where they redeem everything anything they're in. it's just they make they elevate everything and if it's bad they redeem it. this is her. i watched some i was at the family center the nerdy haley center, which i love where you can watch both of stuff that you can't get anywhere else. i watched some stuff. she did like these movie the week what it's essentially that's the equivalent from the time of these movie of the week type things and same deal. it's like it didn't matter if the script was good. you were just in because she was so and it's it really tells you though too. like she was so married to this character molly goldberg. i think she could have gone bigger. i think she could have done anything and was kind of doing that when she died and relatively early age in the 60s, but she had two players in the works when she died, which i love like what was already selling had already sold out because they were selling tickets and she was working on another one

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i love this book and ask a read it. but i did read it and i loved it. it's a remarkable story in which you tell a lot of stories and portrays sides of john mccain that the difficult times in your life because of illness where he was not only very -- but he was very caring and we see a lot of examples of physics dirt city and humor. this is really a a story in the book about you. it's your book and you pay great tribute to john mccain but i look at the title "stronger" and it didn't sink in and when i finished the book i said whoa this book shows how one person, cindy mccain got stronger over her life read she was tested and she had opportunities that people never have richie came from strength in her own family and she just got stronger and now in this very difficult period after john's death she has dropped -- understrength and her capacity to carry on so to me this is a wonderful book and it was fun to read. it was great to be with john and hear about him through your eyes but it was also inspirational so i hope people will buy it. let me start my neu

i love sports. superstars, super athletes. >> jimmy: it's the angel city football club. >> yeah. >> jimmy: when do they start playing? >> after covid is done. >> jimmy: i see, postponed because of covid. >> yes. >> jimmy: where will they be playing? >> here in los angeles, in proper los angeles. >> jimmy: are you going to go to all the games? >> i'm going to try to, when i'm in town, i love sports, i love socker. >> you live here, you'll always be in town. [ laughter ] >> exactly, exactly. >> jimmy: that's fun. that seems like a fun thing to be a part of. >> yeah, i think it's pretty cool. >> jimmy: do you have a mascot yet for the team? >> we don't. >> jimmy: you don't? >> not just yet, no. >> jimmy: oh, great. i can help with that. [ laughter ] >> okay. do you have ideas? >> jimmy: i don't know if it's angel city, really thinking angels, it could be any dead person. [ laughter ] you know? anyone dead who we all like. like link jregis would be great. [ laughter ] "the regises." something like that.

>> jimmy: i would love to see it >> okay yeah, i would love to be in an action movie. nd me it would just be like -- [ cheers and applause not the four -- we would call it, the bald four horsemen or something like that. >> jimmy: you and the rock would be great together. >> i always feel like i'm the miniature version of the rock. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know, "thunder cop 6," starring the rock and introducing "the pebble. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i can't wait for everyone to see "schmigadoon!" i want to show a clip. here's keegan-michael key is "schmigadoon!" take a look at this. ♪ ♪ it's just a lover's spa just cause your feudin don't mean tha you're concludin' ♪ ♪ it's as plain plain plain as tha it's only a lover's spat ♪ ♪ ♪ first he says >> yeah, i'm not doing this. ♪ then she says ♪ >> oh, what a surprise, you don't want to talk about it. ♪ then he says ♪ >> um, what is that supposed to mean ♪ then she says ♪ >> it's not supposed to mean anything i said what i meant. ♪ then he says ♪ >> i can't do this with all these people around. ♪ then she says ♪ >> oh, you c

[laughter] i love this. >> i particularly love the section on kindness. there are 7 billion of us on the third rock from the sun and sometimes our days are rough. we have heavy burdens, hurts, needs of small things that just make us sire ask why. aiding in these moments by another human are an intuitive animal kindness lifts an actual burden. also lifts our hearts. we think to ourselves okay i was treated kindly that's a sign the world is good. i can keep going in my journey because of this knowledge and then the magic kicks in and the superduper magic kicks in. we want to witness that kind act exchange between us and someone else is more likely to be kind to a third someone else. in the cosmic wonder of it all that you being kind to someone else can even make you feel better. being kind to someone else lists your spirits, pulls you out of the. kindness is a magic elixir. i can go on chaos theory it says an infant is nothing like a butterfly fluttering its wings because a tornado summer else very far away. the butterfly also applies to kindness. as i type

this is luxury i love this. >> seth: you also have a podcast called "why won't you date me? and i think a lot of people are very excited for what dating might look like now that we are getting our vaccines now that we can have physical contact again. are you excited about what's next >> i am so excited i am fully vaccinated. i have no standards. this summer i want every hole filled that is it that's just -- that's what i want all of them. i don't want to be able to speak. [ laughter ] >> seth: thank you for using your "rugrats" catchphrase, "i want every hole filled." [ laughter ] god, please don't let the kids connect the dots now that's very -- another thing that's exciting is getting up, doing stand-up in front of audiences again. seems like that's going to start happening. are you excited? are you worried you will be rusty? >> i am a little worried about being rusty. but i've been like going through my sets, transcribing. the thing i'm most afraid of is people after meet and greets wanting to touch me. i lik

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meeting authors of books i love hearing them talk about their books. but if i had to trade jobs with anyone, i would trade jobs with jennifer armstrong. she worked at my favorite magazine and entertainment weekly over tennt years, i have read her monetary and review and written six other books on television and pop culture two of them on shows i kind of grew up on mickey mouse club and sex in the city you flipped through jennifer most well known book back story, in her latest book, women invented television jennifernd was a deeper sign behind people and industries that brought us television show business. it should come as no surprise that women with some of the most creative, innovative and business savvy members in early days of television. yet as it happens for some folks that is the case it does come as surprise. i'm sure everyone out there on own screen land rxzs name betty white have you heard of phillips or gertrude if you've been hooked on soap oprah and ever see alicia keys saw scott do that on her variety show and every wise metaling mother on

because i love it as it is. the moment it became official. >> i take this obligation freely without any men reservation or purpose of evasion, so help me god. >> congratulations to all of you, you are now citizens of the united states. >> i just thought that was an emotional most, the moment that caught me, is when we heard those words my fellow americans. and -- that includes me. very special moment. steve: i'm told friends sent messages, here is one that we just received that was a bit of a surprise. >> i want to congratulate steve hilton, he became a u.s. citizen, nobody loves our country more than steve, i have been watching steve right from the beginning, i just say it is wonderful to have you as a u.s. citizen. congratulations, now body loves our country more than you, steve. steve: okay, thank you very much. who else? let's have a look. >> steve, i want to wish you congratulations to finaly becoming a u.s. citizen. >> we're honored to have you. >> you are what makes america great, i know you will be a fan

i love the city and department and i love being of service. to work hard -- to work hard to carry out the vision of the san francisco fire department and to move us forward in a positive way. if i were to give a little advice to women and queer kids, find people to support you. keep putting one foot in front of the other and keep trying. you never know what door is going to open next. you really don't. [cheers and

>> jimmy: i love you aw, thanks for the hug i love it.ain -- he told me some story that sounded pretty insane. this is -- when you were first started out, you ran up to him because he obviously was mr. pink in "reservoir dogs. and he said he thinks you came up to him and said like, "you don't understand, but i'm named after you. and i'm going to be big one day. or something he was freaking out about buying a gift or something for -- he had a big, long story, but he was so embarrassed, and he thinks it was you and he never got a a chance to apologize to you do you know what i'm talking about and is this a real story >> oh, i -- no, it's a real story. but to be fair, i ran at him on a new york street. i physically -- i'm like a a hummingbird with my love i'm very aggressive. >> jimmy: okay >> i was just this pink -- i remember i was dressed, like, all -- a silver ensemble and i had short pink hair and a tongue ring. and i just -- "you're steve buscemi and you're mr. pink and i'm p!nk. and you're pink, and i'm going to be so famous, and i ju

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i don't regret loving him. i don't regret still loving him. man in my heart. i love him so much. >> as for frances, she said she does regret her decision to make a u-turn that october evening. >> it was my choice that i turned around. and for that i am so remorseful. and i will live with that for the rest of my life. >> but as she serves out her sentence in a texas state prison, frances says make no mistake, there's only one true love story here -- the 32-year marriage of frances and bill hall. >> i pity her because she has to continue living and looking for the right man. i've had the best man in my life. i will never love another man like i loved bill. once you have the best, no looking back. >> except for he cheated on you. >> he had this much bad, but he had this much good. and he might have done what he did, but i know he loved me. call me ignorant. call me stupid. but i loved bill hall jr. till the day i die. bill hall jr. till the day i day. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. my paren

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