anythi we have seen in the him. >> that's pretty unlikely. it will come up in his he answers will matter. with whitaker and my view has muelle see any controversy arising muelle >> i think that's an important point. >> rod rosenstein is day to day that hasn't changed. that's a lot of people are >> to that point, the special inis telejens voted to give him wikile what did you know about >> either they are preparing an what they are going to charge there nothing there and they eviden >> for could be either of these >> there is a 30 and mueller is that's a possibility. >> stone said he has not been >> a bad sign. >> usu a bad sign. one is challenging his authority and all the grand jury work >> for could. there press depth fcedent facts. it's not the usual way you use again, we don't know what it may well be that he will look at roger stone and say he's not it may be that these guys are let's put this in the report and have a public hearing. >> to exact point, the wikile is it a protected news servic muelle to figure out does could lose? >> from

there is nothing as tasty as egg on avocado t.stoa notice anythi this? >> that is a vegan egg.am thought it was an egg. more important, it tastes like an egg. >> she shows people how she makes something that looks like a sunny side up egg. then she'll make the egg white. >> you need rice flour, coconut milk and water and some salt. the real work comes in when she makes the yolk. she says the really important item she puts in there is black salt and nutritional yeast. >> i respect the game, i do but when i want egg, i just want to go crack the egg, drop it in the pan. sizzle, sizzle. in my belly. >> i'm with you. i'm curious but i want to try this. >> it is time to put it in the pan. she starts with the egg whites. she put it in a few seconds. time to add the yolk. there you have it. >> that is pretty crafty. the fact that she came up with this. mad credit. i want to try it. >> i support you, girl. you did it. >> a couple of parts of our country have been hit by one of the first winter storms of the reason.this in red hook, new yo. about eight to ten inches of snow estimated by

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we don't have anythi. >> they are living day to day. no trees, no decorations. they're not worried.ke we wanted that but we're still grateful that we don't have our lives. >> reporter: their going to be living in that hotel roo for the next couple months. then they'll move into some temporary housing. they hope to know back here home for christmas by september. >> oh, so tlad for a generosity. >> and they're going to need those coats. >> a lot to talk abou first, i thought we would go ahead and take a look in old wawn alexandria. this is what he doing before he started his delivery it started in 1986. santa had a little too much how cocoa to drink and he lost a bet and wasn't until ther next y that it appeared on the news. and now it is annnual radition for more than thr years along the alexandria waterfront. they try to spread holiday cheer and give back to the community. there are also others showing up including frosty the snow man. well, santa is no longer skiing. he is on hisy. and guess what? he has clear skies, forhe most part. a few cloudsin cin. he should have no late deliv

but i don't think the president -- of course he never took credit for anythi. >> right, right. >> as you said. i don't think he gets credit for what he did with respect to that relationship, u.s. and china, which is a very importantre tionship globally, economically today. >> jon, we heard repeatedly during the memorial service at the national cathedral, he was a gentle man. and he cared deeply about public service tohe united states, didn't he? >> well he also,bi , was somebody who believed in the institutions of american government. and that's what i think is so tellg about secretary franklin's anecdote about being sent to china aftern his elect defeat. that was a very difficult campaign. >> right. >> i was covering h white house then. he took- that was a very difficult defeat for h to stomach. but he ran through the tape. he was concerned about continuity after he left so that president clinton would continue the dialogue with china. in fact president clinton did that. and china was admitted to the world trade organization by the end of this term. andhat sort of encapsulated in th

i don't think there will beng anythi on collusion.ly poss something in the manafort comments. but on the other hand, remember paul manaford a deal and then bob mueller said you broke the deal, you haven't been hauthful. we don't knt that means, either. so i think the combination of the redactions to prott sensitive information going forward and the fact that there s a breakdown in the relationship between paul mafort and mueller and his team suggests that there will be a lot to come out in the future. katty: ken starr, one of the annoying thingabout the bob mueller investigation is he won't talk to us journalists. i was here in washington when you were investigating the clintons and you did do interviews with the press and a lot of information came out of your probe.is t smart of bob mueller not to be letting any information out?ly the ime we hear from him is when he turns up in the apple store in washington, majorf headline's spotted in public. should he be speaking to us more? ken: [laughter] it is a judgment call. i felt that i did have a public information obligation. the

agrees to the cr, which would continue funding the government at the current levels, he won't get 1.anythi-pfor the wall. the democrats would win everybody they wouldnant. >> the house passed a spending bill for $5 billion for a border wall. the president had to rub it in. tweeting soon to be speaker nancy pelosi last week republicans did not have the votes. >> the house bill is dead on arrival in the senate. three reasons for that. opposition to the border wall money. a lot of frustration over how the president is handling the negotiatio negotiations. a lot of lawmakers booked it out of town because christmas is right around the corner. 40 members from both parties have missed recent votes. mon mitch mcconnell is still scheduling a vote today for the house bill. >> if the senate votes it down, the two chambers can try to negotia negotiate a compromise. if that all fails, a shutdown on the christmas holiday. president trump is scheduled to travel to mar-a-lago today for a two-week break. the white house says he will not travel if there is a shutdown. if there is that portiartial shutdown, th

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i get asked this more than anythi. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, the number one question.t. >> jimmy: "it's the pon pon, dude." it's the pon pon, dude." >> jimmy: and then he leaves. >> and then he just, like, faded away into the darkness. backed away. [ laughter ] one day was playing "h1z1," a a battle royal game, and sometimes it would take 30 minutes to win one game. and when you win a game like that, it's not -- dude, yeah. >> jimmy: you're exhausted. >> it's like pump adrenaline you're like, yeah. right. and it's like, you don't want to just go into the next game. right? so, i was li, "i'm going to do a dance. i'm gonna celebrate." so, yeah. i just started doing the pon pon. >> jimmy pon pon?teach me the >> it's very easy. >> jimmy: okay. >> let's do it. >> jimmy: you guys are ready? [ cheers and applause ] >> it's easy. all right. you ready?t' >> jimmy: do. >> yeah, i'm ready. it's simple, man >> jimmy: all right. >> is there gonna be in music here? or we just going to go, man? >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ >> all right, there you go. that's all you got to do. >> jimmy: that's i

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