did you see "white lotus?" >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: he's unbelievable in that show.he stars in the upcoming film "8-bit christmas," steve zahn is here [ cheers and applause amazing. and we got great music from damon albarn >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and later in the show, an all-new "thank you notes," of course. yeah so stay tuned for that [ cheers and applause like i said, i'm watching -- i'm watching football 24/7 >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: and we're in the middle of the nfl season and they give out awards, of course, during the season but they also give out awards that people don't know much about >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, things about, you know -- well, you'll see it's time for "the tonight show superlatives." here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ tonight sho superlatives ♪ >> jimmy: these are interesting awards they give out >> steve: that they give out >> jimmy: look at this our first player is from the raiders. this is maxx crosby. and he was voted most likely to leave santa a glass of milk and a juul [ laughter and applause nex

without them, there's no dream vacations, no rihanna no cool runnings no season openings of the white lotus will they watch? the succession? i guess but that's bun less show. >> those are my two favorite tv shows. did you mention that? >> trevor: i literally said that now. >> i feel like white people love those shows. >> trevor: that's what i was saying. >> do you find it interesting he had the blue screen behind him in the water? was he trying to change his zoom background? doesn't he know most people make their background a beautiful beach or the ocean? >> trevor: i think if you live in the place you rye to do the opposite background. >> he would do a city. >> trevor: he would do a tiny apartment in, no as his background. >> that's an interesting commentary we all want what's not right in front of us, you know. >> trevor: it's powerful. it's a observation we have. >> there's a small observation i made and you bring up a great point about smiling. i think that image would be more effective if there was terror on their face. >> trevor: that's what i said. >> i'm absorbing from this seat. >>

. >> jimmy: you know, jennifer coolidge -- did you watch "white lotus?" >> jimmy: she's so great. i'm kind of interested in the story, because she says you guys worked together in a restaurant in new york. >> we did. 19th and park. i started in the coat check world during the winter holidays, and it's where you take a lot of fur coats, you get a lot of tips. i then was moved to hostessing, which i failed at, because i didn't know who the seat and who not to seat. you say, can you grab a cocktail. you make them wait and then seat them when all the special people are gone. then they moved me to the cocktail area, where i killed it. i was amazing. >> jimmy: were you a bar tender? >> no, they wouldn't let me behind the bar. but they let me serve people alcohol in the cocktail area, because i was -- i think i was very good at it. >> jimmy: wow. how much would you make in a night, do you remember? >> i never made more than -- oh, my gosh. i just remembered this story. i made like $500 a night one night because peter gabriel's drummer was coming in to celebrate

there are no rules i mean, one of the things hbo is doing, they did it with white lotus, with mayor ofday. so we're seeing that people are doing a lot of different things at the same time they do hbo max, they have the movies come out. it's one big laboratory out there, and i think that over the next probably two years, three years, we're going to see that what happens over the next two or three years is going to determine the next decade because this laboratory that's going on right now can't last forever. >> all right, the new book is "tinderbox: hbo's ruthless pursuit of new frontiers." it's great to see you. i totally agree with you about "succession" i can't tell which character is more putrid than the next, and i love it. that does it for us this morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage after a quick final break. [coins clinking in jar] ♪ you can get it if you really want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [gusts of wind] [ding] johnny: '76 steelers. ray: '78 team was better. ray: we argue like it's our job, but medicare advantage? [gusts of wind] tha

lotus is here with details. cramped catherine, can it took a while, but. >> today the big signing at the white house. a lot of bay area leaders were there for the event. yeah, this really is one of president biden's major agenda items. you can see the pride he has they're getting this thing done. it actually pass all the way back in august in the senate which feels like forever ago. the house passed it in early november on the 5th of november following weeks of infighting among house democrats who just couldn't agree, a lot of them on whether this thing needed to be more expansive or if it was already too expensive. but here's what they settled on spending. you're talking about a total cost of one 0.2 trillion dollars which includes 110 billion dollars to repair roads and bridges. 39 billion into public transit 66 billion for rail service specifically 7 and a half billion for electric vehicle. charging stations, which certainly as we go electric, we will need more of them and 65 billion dollars. a big investment there for broadband internet access in rural areas for low income families. and in tribal