is back with another of his meticulously researched examinations into that iconic comedy team, the marx brothers. groucho, harpo, chico and zeppo. the reluctant marx brother bader focuses on the underappreciated straight man of the group who quit the act after their first five classic movies. i'll admit, i was skeptical, zeppo. turns out, he is worthy of his own biography. zeppo went on to become a successful hollywood talent agent, rancher, and manufacturer of airplane parts for the u.s. military. act now, and we'll even throw in a fifth marx brother, deja vu: it's live with kelly and mark. ♪♪ today, we catch up with kelsey grammer. plus, comedian jay pharoah. and straight from the big screen, actress elizabeth olsen.

it was near to the gerhardt marx sculpture -- it was behind her, in fact. the way it was set up, it was, kind of, leering at her. and as you can see here, it is a donald trump statue. somebody put up this donald trump statue in maja park in philly just before the election. and it is a statue of trump, but it is -- it is not like a statue honoring trump, at least not except in a very backhanded way. there's a plaque at the base of the trump statue that has a bas-relief. it says in all caps, in honor of a lifetime of sexual assaults. quote, i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. just kiss. i don't even wait. and when you're a star. they let you do it. you can do anything. grab them my the hmm-mm. you can do anything. president donald j. trump. that statue with that plaque on it went up in that philadelphia park just before the election. city workers pretty quickly took it down because it didn't have permission and it was there without a permit. around the same time, though, all the way across the country on the west coast in portland, oregon, there wa

so marx does not distinguish two in that chapter either.write to him are both contributors to a larger movement and. they also show the way in which people are ground down. people are running. sure. and people who are experiencing this of, you know, i the academic language aspects. right but let's just call them emotions. that's what upset some people. i actually really love the older phrase passions. people are expending a panoply of passion are able to organize those feelings together in various institutions unions are one of them but only one. and create social change even under conditions were for most of us. i think, quite shocking to think about. i mean, we talked marx, we've talked about lauren. one of my favorite is walter benjamin. and actually what was beginning work on this book i emailed jay and i said, i need to read walter benjamin. what should i read? and he sends me back pdfs of like the ford, dorsey top collected editions of walter benjamin, etc. which ones i can like can you guys tell people who he is? yes. so you explain

, the nazis, they decided that gerhard marx's art was degenerate. he wasn't jewish, but he was fired from his teaching job in germany after he tried to protect his jewish students from the nazis. after he protested against jewish faculty members being removed from their posts at the school where he taught. >> so he lost his job as well. >> the nazis didn't just fire him from teaching, they banned him from showing his work. >> they banned him from selling his work. >> they actually confiscated some of his sculptures and melted them down. >> they said they needed the metal to make weapons for the german army. so it was a little bit of a miracle that gerhard marcks survived world war two in germany. but he did. it's even more of a miracle that some of his sculptures survived world war two in germany, but they did. >> not long after the end of world war two, in 1949, one of his surviving sculptures actually came to the united states. >> there was a big, important international sculpture show in philadelphia in 1949, and gerhard marcks brought this statu

lennon was, a very close student of marx. he translated much of marx into russian. he wrote his own treatises on marx adapting it to what. he claimed were russian. the collected works of mohandas gandhi run a hundred volumes. so reading, writing ideas. these were what made the titan's titan it. they weren't readers of because they were too engrossed in their own time. in the case of lenin believed that the body of doctrines had been handed to them was the scientific truth, and they had to study it. but what they knew about great leaders and ben-gurion particularly churchill, he lived for part of world war two in great britain. he admire the kind of leadership that churchill gave the british people. and i think it's pretty clear from reading what he wrote that he modeled his own leadership in israel's time of crises, its war of independence in 1948 on what had observed of winston churchill. churchill is a living a living figure today, not only because of his great his great achievement of preventing hitler from world war two. churchill and the british held out after

so daily julia will be talking with you throughout the day as the world, marx, 80 years of deliberation adoption. it's thank and we will have live coverage of those common recent events and outfits. beginning in a little over an hour and a half from now, you can watch it right here, or you can watch it on our youtube channel as well. you're watching the video is i'll be back in the top of the hour with more world news. i hope to see you then the somewhere in the deserts between geneva and cbs is to have a whole list stick approach to migration policy. rooted in that respect for human rights. our investigative research shows the reality behind the use refugee deals.

karl marx was. right. we are witnessing today a great revolutionary crisis, a crisis where the demands of the economic order are conflicting directly with those of the political order. but the crisis is happening not in the free non marxist west, but in the home of marx leninism, the soviet union. it is the soviet that runs against the tide of history by denying human freedom and human dignity to its citizens. it also is in deep economic difficulty. the of growth in the national has been steadily declining since the fifties and is less half of what it was then. the dimensions of this failure are astounding. a country which employs one fifth of its population in agriculture, is unable to feed its own people. were it not for the private sector, the tiny private sector tolerated in soviet agriculture, the country might be on the brink of famine. these private plots occupy a bare 3% of the arable land, but account for nearly one quarter of soviet farm and nearly one third of meat products and vegetables over c

did you say groucho marx? with us just yet? and jim brown?, covering court action or who knew? all right. well, let's talk about the weather, shall we? beautiful evening tonight shaping up as we head into tonight, though. >> be ready for this. we are under frost advisories and freeze warnings in parts of the bay area again tonight as we see some of those temperatures dip down to that freezing mark. this is what i'm looking out for here. so those inland valleys in particular in the north bay and also south bay kind of south of san jose and over in the santa clara hills, as we're expect to see some those cooler spots be ready for it tonight, tomorrow night. and then we finally see that change highs tomorrow are going to start to be a little bit cooler. so i expect that we will not see a whole lot of 60's tomorrow. so again, we're starting to enter that pattern change that will really see as we get into thursday and friday. friday is when expect see the showers rolling in. it will be several days of rain because of the atmospheric river componen

the days of you to use violence involving marx's gun fire bodies onto the street and the mass displacement of people combined with a lack of protection for citizens as plants, the d. c into a states of privacy and security. on top of that, we sent embassies and found themselves surrounded by n. we crowds 20. this team period. the underneath the killing fields divine and sent destruction lice much slipped off the minerals that have been the bane of africa. sick, a lot just countries getting those meaningful, sort of comfortable for even out of africa into wasted markets and easily the united states. and that you will continue to be able to revive the old colonial boot for the beetle. was the signee video slot and congress now. so he's really the leaves as of the us and the with pretty much trying to call to try and influence on the extractions from africa. and there has is, you know, you guys know, this also is the question of why to abide and only manage to make one single trip to the african continent during his presidency and particularly to go less. it was for this project stitching to

the details here is our, these know the, we'll come get the days of you to use violence involving marx's gun fire bodies onto the street. and the mass displacement of people combined with a lack of protection for citizens as plants, the d. c into a state of privacy and security. on top of that wasted embassies and found themselves surrounded by and we crouch, taunting the team period. the underneath the kidding fields divided send destruction lice much slipped off the minerals that have been the bane of africa's sick. a lot just country getting those meaningful, sort of comfortable for even out of africa into waste and mach easily the united states. and that you will continue able to revive an old colonial boot for the be to court, which is the browser instead of the video slot in competition. i also use read the leaves as of the us and the with pretty much trying to call and try and influence on the expressions from africa. and there has is, you know, your 4 digit because you guys know this also is the question of why joe biden only managed to make one single trip to the african contine

and i was talking to jeff marx and saying that we should add capital one to the charitable trust, so i can't tell you to sell it. all right, listen, we're going to have to monitor what president trump says every day. but we can't expect every day to produce actionable ideas. stop. look, listen. don't pull the trigger. tonight i'm getting a read on rates and more with sl green realty top brass. fresh off the companies. really nice report. boy it's i love new york. then what could a trump white house really mean for oil stocks and the energy landscape? i'm drilling through the details and telling you where i stand, and later i'm circling back on a health insurance player that you called in on. and you know how much we like to answer your questions. i suggest that you stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of mad money follow jimcramer on x. have a question. tweet cramer hashtag mad mentions. send jim an email to madmoney.cnbc.com. or give us a call at one 800 743 cnbc. miss something. head to madmoney.cnbc.com. brian sullivan joins kelly evans power lunch. weekdays at. >> two eastern

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let's check in with judy marx. she's the chair president and ceo of otis worldwide to learn more.back to mad money. >> jim, great to be. >> with you. >> all right, so i got to tell you, i was worried because obviously we see that a lot of commercial construction has been not growing. we've got a deflationary environment in china, too. but you still manage to have the highest cash flow since the spin. how is that possible? >> yeah, jim, first and foremost, i want to thank our 72,000. colleagues across the globe for delivering. >> for our customers, for the. >> 2.4 billion people a day. >> who touch our product. >> and for our. >> shareholders and each other. how it happened is. >> it's all. >> about service. >> both in the fourth quarter and the full year. >> we had a stellar service year. >> service 90% of our profits. >> we were. up 7% in. >> revenue for. >> for the. year in. >> service, and. >> our service portfolio. grew by another 100,000 elevators and escalators to. 2.4 million. it helped us drive cash, and that cash was a record. >> for us. >> that 1.6 billion. now that we.

and marx transfers returned to the us capital since his supporters rioted there over the contest of 2020 election. on january 6th of 2021. trump is expected to attend carter's funeral later on thursday. and italian journalist has arrived in rome after being freed from detention in iran. cecilia sala was reporting into iran last month when she was detained. it was shortly after the us in italy, a rest of 2 iranian nationals over export violations linked to a deadly attack on american servicemen. a russian attack on the cities about asia and southern ukraine has left at least 13 people dead. that's according to the regional governor. around 30 others were injured and hospitalized. russia has intensified attacks on eastern ukraine in recent months, with severe impacts on civilian in the coming hours, ukraine's president's lot of mirrors the landscape will need with allies at the us military's raj time air base. here in germany is the last that's gathering for us defense secretary lloyd austin. before donald trump tanks office later this month, one focus will be air defense. zalinski wants m

sorry they started playing this already worked, contains many of the familiar gags that would make the marx brothers famous boost hints of what's to come over the next decade, betty hollywood classics will begin to lose that copyright protection. and these are just a few of the treasure, troy, the 20th century was coming into the public domain. and it's a matter of watch this space to see what today's creative minds they make them nor com. i'll just say are on the that's the news for now. i'm jessica washington. the weather is next and then inside, stuart, thanks for watching the the small cobra is coming out of northeastern china across the open waters. the city of japan does most know to come. that is nothing stream code, so it won't give extreme amounts of statewide, but it'll give some more to talk about what's already on the ground and how kind i know on the higher ground in home. shoot dakota looking for the south congress. she might get 50 down towards 10 degrees. the temperatures will swear on the low single facade, so we'll jump cold of not all the time to get to friday, near freez

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the days of you to choose violence involved and marx's gunfire, bodies onto the street and the mass displacement of people, combined with a lack of protection for citizens as plants, the d. c to the states of privacy and security. on top of that, we sent embassies as found themselves surrounded by and we crawled on to the team, peer witness the underneath the keeling fields divine and sent destruction lives much thoughts off the minerals that have been the pain of africa's sick a lot. just country kitchen, those many of the sort of comfortable, even out of africa into waste and mock easily the united states. and that you will continue to be able to revive the old colonial boot for the beetle, which is the browser into the video slot in congress. now, so he's read the lives of the us and the with pretty much trying to calm her. try another influence on the expressions from africa. and there has is, you know, your 4 digit close to, you know, this also is the question of why to abide and only manage to make one single trip to the african countries during his presidency and particularly to go less.

as stated views are quite like groucho. marx is opinions, you know, they are, those are his state of views. and if you don't like them, he has other ones. he is not a further dialogue. he doesn't necessarily believe in the continuation of the war. now is well known for having an ear for the public will in israel. and despite the majority of these early public disliking him and not trusting him, they support his policies. i think he has growing more sensitive to the fact that this war is no longer tenable for as early as not, of course, because of the pride of ballast. and it's because of its adverse effects on every aspect of life. and israel is one of the spiraling it's imploding. economically, the public sector is failing. investments are escaping smart. talented professionals are, these are leaving the country. i think mr. now understands that, and i think he understands that the expiration date is near. is there any physical comments? i can only go, but thank you for joining us. thank you. you know, there's nothing more coming up after the break excel, but as wait in a position,

go before trump is scheduled to be inaugurated in washington from pennsylvania state senator bruce marx as the legal actions against the drum, with bench to divert public attention from the democrats previous. i don't think it's going to have any impact at all. i think the voters of the united states realized this is what we call law fair. that it was a political prosecution of political conviction by the district attorney of new york. it was absolutely a tragedy. and uh i think that is very like.

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she has this has the story aspect of this, the days of agencies, violence involved and marx's gunfire, bodies onto the street and the mass displacement of people combined with the lack of protection of the citizens as plants, the deceit into the state of privacy and security. on top of that wasted embassies and found themselves surrounded by and we crawled on to the team to release the underneath the keeling fields divine and sent destruction lives much sort of to minute rules that have been the pain of africa's sick and largest countries. kitchen, those somebody who was thought of comfortable even out of africa into the wisdom of easily the united states, and that you will continue to be able to revive the old colonial route for the beetle. uses the browser instead of the video slot in countries now. so he is really the leaves as of the us and the with pretty much trying to calm her. try another influence on the expressions from africa. and there has is, you know, you guys know, this also is the question of why to abide and only manage to make one single trip to the african continent

because what was said in the what caused by marx and soccer board, it was a misinformation. it was a time to read. it is false. that was incorrect, the statement made by him, it was in fact and generalization. when he went on to see that most of the countries in the world, off the call with friends that make the incumbent governments the last elections. whereas india in 2024, all the parties on top bar t, which is in the range of all these political barky that came back to follower and marines are movie the, the foreman out of the prime minister of india for the 3rd consecutive time a. so for the make out a chief to make a statement like that on a public platform is something that india has found extreme needles and save the indian administrative information and broadcast. he basically slash locks up a bar in the lead. people don't talk, but it wasn't, it wasn't just him. it was several harpy drove out party members. the doors of took offense to what mach 2nd parts have to say there. but also, let me point out the indian outstanding volume and see committee me someone mach 7

were these democrats are actual marx. these are full on canadian marxists. okay. you know who who gave like failing grades if we didn't write admiringly of marx and like in rhetoric, it's kind of hilarious. but like, it never occurred to any happily took these courses we enjoyed discussion. it never occurred to any us that we were at risk of marxists by virtue of taking this classes. we're just like, well we're here in college. we're never going to get to marxism ever again. this is our last chance. but this dude was apparently he was a big deal in the 20th century. you know. but the only reason that's why i find it so kind of. you know the notion this this more recent that that's problematic is very it's a very exotic one to me. so some time ago just before you said i digress. we were talking a little bit about your biography i think we had a 15 year digression. i love that. we'll do that again and again. but i just wanted to say so you grew up in canada, you ended up in the united states briefly, my home state of indiana. it was yes. and you said something about

carl marx was the grandfather of communism. i do not agree with that statement and i hope mr. ford does not, either. he has put pressure on the congress and i do not believe mr. ford would deny this, to hold up on nonproliferation legislation until the congress agreed for an $8 billion program for private industry to start producing enriched uranium. and the last thing i wanna make is this. he talks about peace and i'm thankful for peace. we were peaceful when mr. ford went into office. but he and mr. kissinger and others tried to start a new vietnam in angola, and it was only the outcry of the american people and the congress when their secret deal was discovered that prevented our involvement in that conflagration which was taking place there. ms. frederick: gentlemen, i'm sorry to say that we do not have time enough for two complete sequences of questions. we now have only 12 minutes left. therefore, i would like to ask for shorter questions and shorter answers. and we also will drop the follow-up question. each candidate may still respond, of course, to the other's answer.

when the marx brothers are on broadway in their second show called the coconuts, the lyric theater, harpo decides, oh, i got a new gag i'm going to try and catch groucho unaware and if i can get him flatfooted and not know what to do, which on the stage so i'm just going to have a blond run across the stage and i'm going to chase her honking my horn and well, groucho knows exactly what to say. that's not the point of the story. the point of the story is after words someone says harpo, do you know who that chorus girl is associated with? no. that's legs diamond's current girlfriend. well, why don't you get another blond? and so he did. but all of those things would be going on in the. they also make they also make a show room 349. that's the room number of where rothstein was killed at. berkshire central at the what now? the neither land or theater just below 42nd street and. it's not a very good show it lasts for a handful of performances. it's done very, very after his death. the names are changed, of course, to protect the guilty what is remarkable is that his mistress is the show a wom

sound era have also entered the public domain, including mgms musical "the broadway melody" and the marxfilms in 1929 by alfred hitchcock, cecil b. demille, john ford, harold lloyd, clara bow, who was the it girl and sex symbol of the time. >> reporter: famous books are also up for grabs. there are some literary masterpieces going into the public domain, a farewell to arms, the sound and the fury, v woof's and also from the hard boiled detective genre, the first appearance of the maltese falcon by dashiell hammett. ♪ i'm singing in the rain ♪ among the musical compositions anyone can record, "singing in the rain" immortalized in the gene kelly movie of the same name. ♪ singing in the rain, singing in the rain ♪ >> reporter: it originally appeared in the film "the hollywood review of 1929." ♪ ain't miss bhaehaving ♪ >> reporter: that's the famous ain't misbehaving and tiptoe through the tulips made famous by tiny tim in the late 1960s. >> no one is losing anything because they're out of circulation. but now we all gain because we can share them. we can rescue them from obscurity. we can m

from up pennsylvania state, senator bruce marx says the legal actions against the drum, with bench to divert public attention from the democrats for it is i don't think it's going to have any impact at all. i think the voters of the united states realized this is what we call law fair. that it was a political prosecution of political conviction by the district attorney of new york. it was absolutely a tragedy. and uh, i think that is very likely that either the new york courts, or if not the u. s. supreme court is going to vacate the verdict in his case. so i think one of the purposes of this whole case was to divert attention away from the failures the by that administrator. and i think one of the purposes of this case, and we know that there are other cases as well as was to try to use the criminal cases to prevent donald trump from running for president again. and the u. s. supreme court automatically held that it was up to congress to address this issue. they made donald trump a stronger candidate so that we know that from the election he had an overwhelming victory. sweeping ever

okay, this is going to get underway very shortly, but marx, sorry, i wanted to give you an opportunity to finish that point. great is political, come back and us history very much so. yeah, i, i think that you know what, what trump is done and then winning all of those battleground states to keep completely going against the conventional wisdom that many of the political pundits that including myself and others, that, that he would have won. so resoundingly, and then his rhetoric has not been as loquacious as it was previously. he has to told it down some degrees. i mean, he said things like he's going to change the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america . and he's, he may die today like those sort of things to kind of throw the political establishment in the media off and start in some ways. but for the most part is fix . and the nominees that have gone through the process, they've gone through in a fairly smooth process so far. just you wonder will that from the ability to self modulate himself, you know, have that governor onto himself, but keeps away from the crazy tweets and other

karl marx was the grandfather of communism. i don't agree with that statement. i hope mr. ford doesn't either. he has put pressure on the congress, and i don't believe mr. ford would even deny this, to hold up on nonproliferation legislation until the congress agreed for an $8 billion program for private industry to start producing enriched uranium. and the last thing i want to make is this. he talks about peace and i'm thankful for peace. we were peaceful when mr. ford went into office. but he and mr. kissinger and others tried to start a new vietnam in angola, and it was only the outcry of the american people and the congress when their secret deal was discovered that prevented our involvement in that conflagration which was taking place there. ms. frederick: gentlemen, i'm sorry we do not have time enough for two complete sequences of questions. we now have only 12 minutes left. therefore, i would like to ask for shorter questions and shorter answers. and we also will drop the follow-up question. each candidate may still respond, of course, to the other's answer. mr. tr

that comes straight from the manifesto, by the way, the communist manifesto of 1848 by karl marx. i reject that notion. i rather embrace the gospel when it says we are no longer a slaveholder. that is what woke means. pei, as i said, is the opposite of what the words should mean and have traditionally meant. diversity means racial quotas, those are unconstitutional. equity means the functional opposite of inequality. inequality is the principle mentioned in the founding documents. equity is illegal. i'm not talking about equity as defined by the people who do critical race theory, including kamala harris, who was always clear about what she meant by equity. biden was not a politician about these issues until the last years of his life. the last few years. again, inclusion, it's not about inclusion. if i wear a t-shirt that says anything about god or jesus to the smithsonian, the guards might throw me out. that's your inclusion. that's the inclusion i mean. that's why i'm opposed to ddi. that is with these things mean, larry. host: hakeem jeffries talked about legal challenges beca

howard was a well-known marx who said that, and i quote, history is a weapon. and dedicated his life to rewriting history to oust our heroes. their pedestals. zinn's work was notoriously and biased. he viewed history as a quiet revolution. and he said, and i quote, not a revolution in the classical of a seizure of power, but rather from people beginning to take power from within the institutions, end quote. so we saw to replace historical facts with ideology and propaganda, to stir up enough anger to spur a communist revolution and overthrow the american. let's take a moment and step and look at who robert lee was as a man. he was born into two of the most distinguished families in virginia. the lees, the carters. his father was, henry light horse, harry lee, who was a revolutionary war hero. light horse. harry served under george washington. in fact, it was light horse harry who famously washington as first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen and his mother was and carter, she was the daughter of one of the largest landowners in v