bill burr, our guest who will be out here in just a moment. [ applause ] one of the funniest guys thereth bill. >> jimmy: and after you did that movie, his wife posted this. >> it happened during the movie. >> jimmy: on her instagram. during the movie -- oh, you guys saw this. love-bitten sandra laughing again thanks to hunky costar. [ laughter ] look at who the hunky costar is, bill. >> bill burr. >> jimmy: constantly joking and cutting up. >> they're constantly joking and cutting up together. who says cutting up? >> jimmy: the guys, whoever writes "the enquirer," i guess. >> look at me, ha ha! >> jimmy: you can see you're absolutely -- >> just smitten. >> jimmy: do you think of bill as hunky? >> right there, heck yeah. look at that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i want to put a little wind in his sails when he came out here. all right. [ laughter ] it's great to see you. >> nice to see you. >> jimmy: happy thanksgiving, thanks for being here. the movie is called "the unforgivable." it opens wednesday and premieres on netflix december 10. sandra bullock, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] be

bill burr. and music from lizzy mcalpine. and now, jimmy kimmel!mmy: thank you. hi. very nice. thank you. oh, i appreciate that. thanks. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for joining us in southern california, where it's hot, number one. and i don't know if you saw this. something pretty crazy happened not too far south of us on interstate 5 friday. an armored truck was full of money, as they often are. somehow the door of the truck

like that that is a really edgy comic from scandinavia, that baby [ laughter ] who is like -- makes bill burremes are comedians abroad, who you guys haven't heard of. that's why the memes are so funny. [ laughter ] but, yeah, i was jet-lagged, so i did really bad on "great british bake off." and then, when i said to them, "started making it, had a breakdown, bon appetit," i was not lying. that was the truth and then you lot laughed at it, and it was your fault to begin with, 'cause your country is too far away [ laughter ] >> seth: you've done a lot of panel shows in england, a lot of chat shows what was your first talk-show experience here in the states? >> ever heard of gentleman called conan >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> conan o'brien, his name is. real piece of work [ light laughter ] real piece of work i'm glad he's off the air now. i can't remember what happened to him, but he deserves everything he gets i went on his show, and it went bad. [ light laughter ] and also, the night before, i had visited a mexican food truck in l.a., and i didn't ask anyone for tips of which truck to go to

i'm sure he will share with us tonight insights conservative book award winner including bill mcclay, brett burrs or daniel hammond, angela and many more. senior editor and contributing editor to national review please help me in honoring our esteemed guests yuval levin. [applause] >> thank you very much i appreciate that. i remember well the list of questions was very daunting to look at when you looked at the room and you check through them one by one. am quiteck sure i offered no useful answers but i was very impressed. it is really a great pleasure to be here and enormously humbling to see so many friends gathered here and appreciate isi, what is done for me since i was an undergraduate coming to isi program. and what it is done for so many people like me who have looked for substance and looked for community and trying to make their way through an often hostile culture can bee connected to the ideas that are central to us as americans were just talking at dinner about how energetic isi is now how much great work it is doing. how great the publications are. it is a high watermark for isi even

let's get back to the markets, bring in bill burr. stocks ending the year at new highs.and more. so where do you see the markets heading next year? >> happy new year and thanks for having me on. you're right, there's a couple hurdles especially early on that we're going to have to face. right now the probability of a fed rate hike in march is about 55%. so i think we've been able to enjoy this holiday rally and seasonality that the market has rebounded from, but the volatility, i don't think, is going to go anywhere. my upside target's about 4850 in the near term. i'm planning with my clients how can i work through this volatility the, what sectors are going to outperform, and i look at health care, energy. and i'm also vested in looking at web three. ashley: okay. so where in health care? what in particular do you like there? >> well, a name that has just broken out of the consolidated multiyear trend. it has outperformed recently very well. very nice technicals throughout the whole time. you had in september some harsh selling, 10% down one day due to an arthritis drug

that's a bill that senator lankford and i introduced together with the support of senator burr and warner and senator graham. but in october, when we had a vote to open debate on the freedom to vote act, not a single one of our republican colleagues voted to even debate the bill. and i see senator murkowski is here who did vote to allow debate on the john lewis bill, which is very, very important to our country that she stood up and said i may not agree with everything in this bill, but we should allow for debate. let's be clear again, article 1, section 4, of the constitution of the united states of america empowers congress to make or alter rules for federal elections at any time. i believe this provision was designed to help us in times like these, in times where we're seeing an assault on elections, where people are increasingly starting to distrust the results of elections. in the face of complete obstruction on something so fundamental as the freedom to vote, we must restore the senate with rule changes that will allow us to debate this bill. now, i just want to briefly address this

senator burr and i had up one caucus -- and i head up one caucus dealing with that. there are ways to improve the 91 1 system. the build back better bill includes $500 million for nhtsa to begin modernizing the 911 system in a way that i think we really need. can you speak to the importance of upgrading 911 systems and your plans for coordinating with another agency if confirmed? dr. cliff: thank you for that question. we look forward to coordinating with them should that bill passed. next to -- next-generation 911 is a critical element of our emergency services system. two out of five crash victims is alive when emergency responders arrived on scene, so having better 911 systems to coordinate with primary care is a real opportunity to improve outcomes for crash victims, and we definitely will work with, if confirmed, ntia, to provide any information we have to make that program successful. thank you. sen. klobuchar:. -- sen. klobuchar: thank you. sen. cantwell: next, senator fischer, then senator tester and blackburn. sen. fischer: thank you for being here today. dr. cliff, on october 28, nhtsa reported that in the first six months of

burr. here's what they said. the build back better act will suppress, if not exclude, the participation of many faith-based providers. provisions in the bill text make it virtually impossible for many religious providers to participate. let me say that again. provisions in the bill text make it virtually impossible for many religious providers to participate. now, that's the far left says if you don't support the toddler takeover you're somehow out of touch. but they're projecting. it is their big government scheme that is out of touch with the diverse aspirations of different families. last year a nonpartisan survey asked families what child care arrangements they'd ideally like, apart from the pandemic, if finances were no obstacle. what would american families want? the share that said child-based -- center-based child care. just 27% of parents say that's their ideal world. and of that 27%, a major -- a majority prefer the faith-based options that democrats would push out. now, a larger group, nearly 40%, said their ideal arrangement would involve full-time parents in some form, either one parent stays home or the two trade off. another