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liz: there is a timberlake and a brady. be a moment they were at the table and gambling. i want to talk about room rates and bookings. i want to check on these room rates. they seem really reasonable. midweek before christmas, you've got rooms, one hundred 50 and they go up around new year's. tell me what the bookings look like. >> they are growing starting from 0 so we do have a database. room rates fluctuate before christmas, that is why we opened the date we picked. it is my birthday. the dates all worked out. for us it was about getting our feet wet. those are big properties and there's a lot to them. better to go there. liz: are you sold out for the super bowl weekend? >> we will be sold out. liz: i am looking where you are now. you call it the high limit tables. is that the same as highrollers? >> this is obviously the salon here, we have private gaming salons. more privacy or higher bet limits, exclusive service. again. one of these things we do. as far as the look and feel of the property. liz: looks like an enjoyab

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reverend timberlake has dedicated his life to selfless service. first through his time as a fellow army soldier, and later through his work as a youth minister and pastor at sandhill baptist church in ohio. as president george washington said in his farewell address, of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports. nearly 250 years later i'm glad we welcome our religious leaders to the people's house to open our work with prayer. i want to thank reverend timberlake for his decades of service to our country and to the local county community. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to five further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? mr. good: request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. good: madam speaker. i rise today to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of the liberty university foo

every one of these debates feels like an 'nsync reunion without justin timberlake. [ laughter ] it's like trying to get pumped up for j.c. chasez. and it's hard. instead, it was nikki haley, ron desantis, chris christie, and vivek ramaswamy, or as trump calls them, bird brain, meatball, fat pig, and vivian hamas-karate. [ laughter ] and the debate took place at the university of alabama in tuscaloosa, which sounds kind of like a threat. "if you don't straighten up, you'll be debating vivek ramaswamy in tuscaloosa!" [ laughter ] this is the last debate between the eventual tusca-losers before voters go to the polls. the iowa caucus is at the end of january, which means we're only six weeks away from ron desantis in des moines eating a corn dog in six-inch heels, everybody. [ laughter ] before the debate tonight, the candidates were asked to sign a pledge written by the rnc committing to support the eventual nominee, which will almost certainly not be them. forcing them to agree to support donald trump, it feels like asking japan to promise to support godzilla. trump had his own event

great director, will gluck, who did "friends with benefits" with timberlake.you" is set in sydney, australia which is such a beautiful city >> jimmy: i'm dying to go there. >> it's amazing. and it's an enemies to lovers rom-com where you just cry and you laugh, and you want these two beautiful people to get together >> jimmy: glen powell from "top gun. >> yes >> jimmy: yeah >> yes >> jimmy: and australia, by the way, i love it i can't wait to visit. it seems very dangerous to me. >> you know, it is that's the first thing every single aussie says when they see you, they say, "you know, anything can kill you. >> jimmy: yeah, the sharks >> the sharks, the spiders - >> jimmy: the sharks are out of the water. they're everywhere they're just walking around the street >> they're absolutely terrifying >> jimmy: spiders? >> there's jumping sharks. >> jimmy: yeah, of course there are. >> yeah, i know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there's spiders that hide in your slippers. >> no, the spiders hide in everything i had a spider that was in my vent the leg was sticking out >> jim

sharing her side of the story from her conservatorship battle relationship secrets with ex justin timberlake. another artist to shine bright this year. rihanna who perform the halftime super bowl performance like no other while. also giving fans a moment nobody saw coming. her pregnancy announcement. speaking of concert moments that caught the world by storm. pop icon's taylor swift and beyonce proving make surely run the world, dominating music with their aires and renaissance stores selling out stadiums nationwide renaissance became the highest grossing tour led by a woman raking in approximately 580 million dollars to go. >> together, 17 years of use it. >> and the era's tour. well, that made swift officially a billionaire and time magazine's person of the year. but the 2 didn't stop there. both women turning their tours into concert films, taylor's film, bringing in a whopping 92 million dollars alone. opening weekend. we also can't forget about the queen of country who turned rock dolly parton. the 77 year-old joined forces with some of music's legendary artist to debut her first ever r

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vogue then britney spears released her memoir, "the woman in me," and spilled the tea on justin timberlakelike, wha-ha-haat?!! it's like a lot. and i don't know if i'm allowed to talk about what she said, but, let's just say this [ laughter ] now, do you want to hear some more gossip? okay, so congressman george santos was running around his job with a baby. and i was like, what when asked if the baby was his, he said, "not yet. [ laughter ] which brings us to a segment called "amber says why?" ♪ [ cheers and applause >> now, george santos said this baby wasn't his yet. why? yet? is that a threat and if so, to who? to me? america? whoever's baby that is what whose baby is that, and why? why the baby, george why did they give their baby to you? did you trick somebody and steal their baby where did you get that baby from does it want to go back? did you ever give the baby back? why the baby, george for what reason? what purpose was the baby supposed to serve? and did it serve that purpose? and why does that baby look more qualified to work in congress than you [ laughter ] this has been "amb

tom: this is richard timberlake and alan meltzer and bernanke teaching in princeton, the liberals and: the stock market does not wait. tom: expectations out there and the only thing i'm waiting for a people watch anything besides netflix. jonathan: what's your new show? tom: it's low horses, it's about spies, is really well done. there has been a bombshell for hollywood overnight. above the getting out front. we all watch the same 200 movies, how does this change the technology of entertainment? >> it gives us transparency on what were watching and with the proximity we have had to the strikes. we have wanted to know what he was watching what on netflix and what volume. to see overnight the market complain about the data we've got but it shows that the spend netflix is doing on their own content versus the titles are buying from others and it tells the actors, are they being paid enough for the work being done. tom: i'm going to go back to the winter of 1964 with the stones and beatles did this and that. are they going to be profitable as an industry? when you look at the analysis ove