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jimmy lee, thanks very much for weighing in here.thoughts on what you heard from the federal reserve yesterday, my and why -- jimmy and why the market responded with a big rally. >> good morning, maria. i think investors really liked what chairman powell had to say. he's been signaling tapering for several months now so when this finally does happen, it's going to be not a surprise to any investor out there. so i think the markets still see the fed as being doveish with the statement yesterday and this is a the sixth best start to the s&p 500 through august with 20% returns that we've ever had in history so according to the history, the rest of the year should look pretty good. i think the median return when this happens in a top 10 best starts to the year is around 5% or so. so i think while we could have corrections, investors are also expecting that and with more volatility, but buying on the dips, even though that feels like a tired strategy, i think it's still the right thing to do. maria: so what we heard yesterday was a likely

it's so crazy and i think people really need to dig deep and as a comedian, you know, lee and ron and jimmy and myself and a couple others we all know we have when we make fun of the whole system, then we can have an audience that's willing to listen because if you just make one of one side or side. well, yeah, i mean, kid, i don't know if you've seen greg. god failed snoo program on fox and it's, it's not particularly funny. i don't, i don't find anyone late night funny. okay. because i don't think it's intellectually challenging. no one is intellectually challenging, whatsoever. and it's always making, i mean, it's just getting grading people you don't like. and i don't find that humorous. i mean, every once in a while, if, you know, get kind of an oddity, you know, you know, kinda catches you your blind side, but constantly constantly doing it. and it's just mimicking the left here. and i just think it's just, you know, i don't think it's anything to be proud of. and i don't even think it's a particularly watchable either. it is just the reflection of the left. go ahead, ted. well, i hav

martin, i think you are a genius >> i wasn't expecting that >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause >> wow >> hey, when did you remove your robert e. leeh, yeah, and i moved it that must have thrown you off backstage. well, i've got to be honest, you guys both look fantastic >> thank you thank you. >> come on >> the pandemic is a challenge but i'll tell you one thing, it was great to go around the house for a year and a half wearing no bra [ laughter ] and i let my hair go gray. and i'm going to keep it >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> you look fantastic, by the way. you really -- is it the horse deworming medication you're taking [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to talk about "only murders in the building. this is the most watched comedy premiere in the history of hulu [ cheers and applause a major hit. it's a major hit you're great in it i will tell you who is fantastic. selena gomez >> unbelievable. >> jimmy: selena gomez is fantastic. [ cheers and applause yeah >> i'm also in it. steve's in it -- let's go back >> steve's in it, selena is great. >> jimmy: yeah, no, yeah [ light laughter ] >> she is fantastic. she came in our trailer for the first

lee bob >> dicky: from hollywood, it's linebacker live! tonight, billy bob thornton. fred savage. from "the wonder years," elijah "e.j." williams. and music from st. vincent. and now, jimmye. thank you, thank you. very nice. thanks. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] oh, boy. we have so many things to get to, but i want to start tonight with a story that will lift our spirits. our spirits are starting to get a little droopy, so let's give them a lift.

lee bob >> dicky: from hollywood, it's linebacker live! tonight, billy bob thornton. fred savage. from "the wonder years," elijah "e.j." williams. and music from st. vincent. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi there. thank you, thank you. very nice. thanks. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] oh, boy. we have so many things to get to, but i want to start tonight with a story that will lift our spirits. our spirits are starting to get a little droopy, so let's give them a lift. what we do is go to a surgeon and give them a lift. [ laughter ] there's a new guinness world record from japan -- a pair of sisters, who, at the age of 107, have been crowned the world's oldest living identical twins. there they are -- umeno and komay. aka mary-kate and ashley oldsen. [ laughter ] that's komay, the face of a woman who's pissed she's missing "wheel of fortune" to take this picture. the previous record-holders were also from japan. one of them died in 2000. the other in 2001. at age 108. you know what they died of? it's weird. they both died in skateboarding accidents. [ laughter ] yeah