they are coming out after the bell. the world's largest semiconductor equipment maker after the bell. we will have that news. but no earnings glimmer for copper miner freeport mcmaran. the company posting lower than expected profit plus forecast drop in 2019 production. we like to look at copper prices here. they have taken a hit as global demand for the industrial metal has slipped along with a slowdown in economic growth in china. this is a three-month picture. we hit the lows just a couple weeks ago but at the moment, we do have high grade copper down just a penny. freeport, though, expecting demand to spike for the red metal as electric vehicle motors use twice as much copper as internal combustion engines do. there's your copper nugget for your noggin as we like to say. four minutes past the top of the hour. dow jones industrials down 45. here we go. live to the floor of the senate, voting is still in play, continuing. still on that first plan, the republican plan to end the shutdown. but it does not look like it w

thank you for watching "closing bell. ♪ ♪ >>> good afternoon welcome to the "closing bell."l wilfred wilfrost. >> i'm morgan brennan. great to be here especially with led zeppelin playing. coming up, national economic council director larry kudlow joins us to talk about the economy, today's selloff a first on cnbc interview. plus, valueact jeffrey ubben talks at the world economic forum. >>> ibm reporting after the bell instant reaction to the numbers with the cfo jim kavanaugh let's get to the markets we are very close to the session lows with one hour left of trade. there's the s&p 500. down 1.8%. the low of the day was 1.9 you will see the dow is down 406 points at moment the dow in the dow was 435 and the nasdaq down 2%. >> every sector in the red consumer discretionary worst performing and the latest headlines of u.s./china trade talks may be hitting an impasse right now. but we're going to begin today with a latest on those trade talks. kayla is in washington with those headlines. kayla? >> the development that the market is watching so closely is the u.s. decision to

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<bell bell bell bell>(contvo) (catherine) the stock market ended a tough year on a positive note. all three indexes closed higher on the year's last day of trading... the dow gained 265-points by the closing bell. the nasdaq and the s-and-p were also up by the end of trading. still, 2018 will go down as the worst year for stocks since 2008. the year was extremely volatile. the dow saw its worst december since 19-31. in fact, this christmas eve was the worst ever for the dow.here's a fact for some perspective: the dow has swung a thousand points in a single session just eight times in its history, and five of those took place in 2018. (catherine) coming up. better hurry up if you're in the market for a tesla... and want some extra government money in your pocket. what the company is doing to ensure orders get filled tonight before the clock strikes 20-19. (ken)and pg&e is under a microscope tonight... under investigation for its role in starting several fires across the state.we have the latest on the legal challenges the company is facing... after the break. (catherine)but first..

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> good afternoon welcome to the "closing bell."'m wilfred frost. >> i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen. >> coming up, niall ferguson, why he says china is the next global crisis. >> plus, big earnings coming your way after the bell from intel, starbucks andnorfolk southern just to name a few. instant analysis >>> let's get right to breaking news on the government shutdown. ylan has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: the senate is voting on president trump's proposal it appears that the democrats do have the votes to block that measure from moving forward and after that vote finally concludes the senate will then take up the democrats' plan to fund the government through february 8th without any additional funding for the border wall. now, one democrat did cross party lines to support president trump's plan that was joe manchin of west virginia but there are also several republicans who are expected to support the democrats' plan to reopen the government for a limited amount of time and you are seeing some bipartisanship, ver

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there is the bell. i thought we lost the bell.onnell: they forgot to ring it. >> s&p 500 and nasdaq ringing in positive territory. all three major averages closing in the green for four straight weeks. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane. all the days you want to ring the bell. here is what is new at this hour. the shutdown fight intensifying. the back and forth between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi escalating to new levels. question

closing bell, we are 29 minutes away. in this final hour, the dow is still down but now by about 389 points. at the worst part of the session, the dow was down 458. >>> as congress works to maybe cobble together an agreement to reopen the government, are they all ignoring one glaring problem? responsible budgets missing in action. even if the shutdown ends, it's still the $21 trillion question. "countdown" is not ignoring it. we will take that up next. and netflix basks in the glow of tinsel town after "roma" came away with the most oscar nominations. ten nominations, tying it with fox searchlight's "the favourite" so they both have the most. investors not lining up to see the stock. netflix down nearly 5%. "countdown" will be right back. liz: we've got some breaking news here. alaska airlines delaying the start of its scheduled service to seattle's payne field. alaska airlines blaming the federal government for the shutdown -- let me restate that. blaming the government shutdown but businesses are not the only ones impac

. >>> closing bell starts right now. >>> welcome to the closing bell. i'm sarah. >> and i'm scott walker. >> the dow developing on alp sales warnings it plunged 677 points at the low of the session we are moving south again here down more than 600 points with an hour to go. >> not a great set up really the market was down 677 at the low. the dow was. if you had any bit of optimism you would have hoped that the market would be rallying off the lows and that apple too would be pulling off of its own lows. it only suggests the market was really taken aback by what it got last night from apple. >> we were trying to figure out if there was a new mentality by the dip instead of fade the rally. so far it doesn't look like that the news has been coming in fast and furiously this afternoon besides the manufacturing we also got the warning on chinese travel lots of concerns >>> coming up we'll dive deeper into the apple trade and discuss what is to blame stocks rocked by manufacturing data, what the numbers say about the state of the economy, if the investors sho

this is "after the bell."ig market movers but first here is what is brand new at this hour. the state of the union is one week from tonight as congress scrambles to strike a deal. a group of bipartisan lawmakers are set to meet tom

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> good afternoon. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm wilfred frost. >> and i'm morgan brennan. coming up i'll talk to ameritrade's ceo in a first cnbc interview. >> and jim breyer in davos let's check in on the markets. s&p 500 intra-day splitting the difference from its highs and lows first few hours positive, next few negative and we are essentially flat with one hour left of trade. the dow, a few individual names making that look like a stronger performance than that is, united technologist procter & gamble giving it half a percent gain. >> earnings the name of the game there. >> indeed. let's start with blue chip stocks morgan has utx and aditi roy let's start with you, seema. >> driven by its beauty segment, thanks to oil of olay. p & g pointed to strength in china, which cfo referenced on the analyst call a number of products raised prices last year the question is whether this trend will hold, if the macro environment worsens in the coming months. best day in four months, up 4%, and outperforming its rival, kimberly clark wil

that does it for "closing bell."now with an earnings bonanza apple is higher beating earnings weeks after warning wall street. we're also watching advanced microdevices, amgen and ebay and we've got full team coverage josh lipton is in cupertino, frank holland is monitoring amgen. seema mody is going to join a call we're manning the red-eye phone and chris is standing by

happy friday, to "closing bell."eisen wilfred frost rejoining me in a moment and mike santoli. take a look at how we finished up the day on wall street. big comeback, actually throughout the session the dow down 203 at the low. came all the way back to the flat line and thought we were going do go positive and then the s&p closes, as wilfred would say, bang-on flat. nasdaq down and russell 2000 did close up in positive territory for the week as a whole. the s&p 500 eked out a gain of 2.5% the russell almost doubled that. interesting dynamic there. general motors, story of the day. top s&p 500 performer after the automaker gave a strong outlook for the year gave investors a lot to cheer about. we'll get reaction from former gm vice chair bob lutz here's the stories on the radar for investors today. concerns over the government shutdown and china's economy weighing on the market earlier in the session but we did see that comeback in the last hour of trading earnings season kicking into high gear next week. we'll look a

[bell ringing] in san francisco and elsewhere, transit is losing ridership. the resources board is saying unless it's reduced, they have no hope of meeting greenhouse gas emission targets. i implore you in the coming year to swiftly and systemically address these chronic ongoing problems. >> chair heinicke: thank you very much. next speaker. welcome back. >> congratulations, sir. mr. heinicke. i'm here to address this whole question of the debt of all these new medallion holders. and we had a town hall meeting in this room about three or four weeks ago. and a suggestion was made by me that possibly there could be a settlement. and the settlement would be that the mta would pay down the purchase of these medallions by $125,000. now that might sound like a lot of money, but if this lawsuit is successful, it's going to cost the mta approximately $160 million. if you manage to do a paydown and all you need is in the offices, the good offices of the city, a mediator, to look at this issue before you go to the extreme measures of killing the taxi industry here, whi

. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> good afternoon very warm welcome to the "closing bell.'m wilfred frost. >> i'm sara eisen. president trump gearing up to meet with the vice premier of china at the white house this hour we'll bring you the very latest on the trade talks. >>> plus, one hour away from amazon's earnings after the break. we'll break it down with the panel. 59 minutes and 30 seconds left until the close of today's trade. check in to see how we're doing. the dow is down. otherwise it's been another positive day the s&p up 0.7%. the nasdaq up over 1%. >> appropriate way to finish off the monthof january, set to be the best month for the s&p in years with a gain of almost 8% we have lots of earnings moving this market to tell you about. yulia boar stin, phil lebeau and seema mody but first from washington the comments of the president on china. eamon? >> reporter: yes we are minutes away from a meeting in the oval office officials here at the white house suggested about a week ago that this could be a determinetive meeting, very, very important in the chinese neg

we do still have snow coming down in flakes but earnings coming up after the bell.hat will heat things up. facebook, microsoft, we also said tesla. visa set to report as well. gerri you have a full plate down there at nyse. >> liz we have a full plate. facebook if they make this, it will be a big quarter, up 49% on the bottom line, 26% on the top line. daily active users estimated 1.52 billion. that would be a gain of 9%. let's talk microsoft, mr. softy, here, eps estimate of 1.09 a share. 32.15 billion. all about cloud revenue. the azure business. expected to go up 19.1%. visa, revenue estimates 5.14 billion. as i send it back to you, not flip-flops today, liz. liz: not today. gerri, thank you very much. dow up 436. federal reserve's first meeting of 2019 in the books. no rate hikes yet. jeff sica. we have bank rate chief financial analyst, jeff mcbride and deion bowen. did the fed do all right for stock hoeders? >> fed couldn't do better for stockholders. he backtracked about every element of concern. i think investors heard exactly what they wanted to hear. he is

. >> "closing bell" right now. >>> welcome to the closing bell. i'm sara eisen >> and i'm mike santoli. let's go right to the markets. >> on the first trading day of the year, dow at one point down 398 points at the low. but flipped positive about two different times during the session. and is now weaker again. a lot of chatter around president trump speaking does that have anything to do with -- >> it seemed like the market kind of lost a little altitude during that, but made up for the losses coming into the day with the global markets on their heels. seems like there is money out there to be put to work because we were so oversold coming into the year, but unclear if people will be -- >> the glitch of december. the 9% drop he called a glitch >> and coming up, we'll look at global indices and where investors should look to buy and plus the government shutdown enters its 12th day. how long it could last and why the housing market is getting hit as a result. that is all still to come. >> but let's begin today with our reporters watching seema mody

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less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." liz: folks, we are just seeing this coming in. breaking news. the minister in charge of brexit, he's just said he will stick around even if britain leaves the european union on march 29th without a deal to hold on to at least some parts of the relationship with the european trading bloc. he's saying he will remain because quote, he would need to help with the process. some people are predicting chaos if this is going to play out so we are about to take you live to ashley webster, who is literally on the steps of parliament in london. just give us a few minutes because we have to get to the markets, where in this final hour they are climbing out of a hole. the dow has scratched away some 170 points of losses, maybe even more now. we are down just 43, had been down 230. yep. checking that. here's the intraday. you can see this happening. the s&p 500, same thing. it will probably mimic exactly what you're seeing with the dow jones industrials. the s&p now down and we can see that the nas

we're less than an hour from the closing bell. let as start the countdown. ♪ liz: oh, my gosh, we have investors spinning the turn styles at this hour on breaking news after a kind of a ho-hum session where stocks were middling. we got news on potential, i stress potential of a breakthrough on china trade talks. we're off session highs. you see the spike where i want to say 267 points at the high of the session? total reversal? "wall street journal" head a headline on the tape, that said treasury secretary steve mnuchin, ambassador to trade robert lighthizer are maybe, one or the other or both considering dropping tariffs just to get the trade talks moving along with china. well both have now in the last couple of minutes denied making any recommendations but "the wall street journal" doesn't pull this stuff out of nowhere. what is going to happen? initially the dow jones reported that the u.s. is weighing lifting the china trade tariffs as potential new gambit that could very well break the trade stalemate between the two countri

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. >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >>> good afternoon welcome to "the closing bell."'m wilfred frod frost. >> i'm sara eisen. apple, a lot to catch up on, and the markets, it's been volatile. the dow swinging more than 350 points in today's session alone. 254 was the high on the dow, now trading up 76, though we've been in red at multiple periods during the day as well >> we lost ground when the president said he'd make the prime time address and it continued to slip since then, whether that was the cause or not that was a turning point of the day. coming up on the show my exclusive interview with secretary of state mike pompeo we'll bring you that interview in just a couple of minutes. you don't want to miss it. >> we have many more great interviews for you as well, cig cign cigna's ceo and chairman mart martin feldstein, a great line-up. let's kick off the final hour of trade, our "closing bell" exchange paul detrick from fairfax global markets and rick santelli from the cme group in chicago matt, it seems like the focal point is u.s./china trade talks, which are ba

jpmorgan, wells fargo reported before the bell today.n line with its revenue. wells fargo closed lower after beating on earnings but falling short on revenue estimates and also we spoke with the cfo john shrewsberry earlier about his outlook on the economy this year. >> we are finishing up a year i think looks like 2.9% gdp growth in the u.s. and our best forecast will be something like 2.5% to 2.6% we have dialed back expectations for business fixed investment but we had a big year of stimulus from the tax reform at the end of 2017 going into '18 >> we spoke about this yesterday whether we got some, you know, beats on one line and questioned whether the market got more of the same and with jpmorgan we saw the market rally with that. >> so far, exactly i think the market has a willingness to set the fourth quarter aside and say, you know, we have gotten through that. it was a different environment and right now it is all about all you really have to know is that nothing suddenly shifted downward in terms of the underlying economy and i t

." >> "closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> welcome to the "closing bell."'m sara eisen. >> i'm wilfred frost city group posting high profit we'll dive into the numbers with the former wells fargo ceo >> this is the longest government shutdown in u.s. history. columbia sportswear taking out a full page ad in "the washington post" urging the government to make america's parks open again. we're going to talk to the company's ceo tim boyle about why they made that move coming up. >> let's have a look in on what the markets are doing as the dow intraday chart, the high of the session with one hour left to trade. only down 32 points. albeit the nasdaq is down more like half of 1%. we started negatively with that poor china trade data. citigroup earnings helped propel us. >> the reaction to citigroup has been buying in the financials, best performing sector a long time since we've seen that potentially a good sign for absorbing earnings in what has been a beaten down market. questions remain about whether financials have gotten overly cheap and being down more tha

in the south, it is breckenridge versus bell. most southerners do not want douglas because they don't want popular sovereignty. they want protection for slavery. so let's face facts. if they did not want douglas, they sure don't want lincoln. the irony is bell is from tennessee, which is in the upper south. breckenridge is in kentucky, which is more upper, and yet, bell is for compromise, or issue to tamp down the than breckenridge is. they do the things in the campaign that they can do to excite interests. there are songs. each campaign has its songbooks. there are clubs. this organization, the wide-awakes, was a group of men who formed a paramilitary organization and held these meetings dressed in uniforms or costumes and marched around, and they were wide-awake, young, active. as opposed to all these other people who when it can -- who when it came to the campaign were -- and they excite a lot of interest for the party. now in the 19th century, politics remember, was much more of a social activity than we think of it today. to

." >> and "closing bell" right now. ♪ >>> welcome to "the closing bell."'m sara eisen >> and i'm wilfred frost i want to know who won in tyler's game he didn't tell us. drop me an e-mail, i want to know now shares of tesla tanking after announcing big job cuts. we have the details of that coming up. >> plus ufc starting a new deal with a sports powerhouse we'll talk to ufc coo lawrence epstein. >> first let's check in on the markets. stocks jumping on potential progress in trade negotiations you can see the moves there up over 1% for the dow and the s&p. we're pretty near the session highs, but it's been a solid session throughout and week to date, we're currently up over 2.5% for the s&p and the dow. >> it's the fourth week in a row that stocks are higher they've jumped about 12% from that christmas eve low still off around 9%, 10% from their recent highs the report that's moving the markets today, it has to do with u.s./china trade progress potentially. kayla tausche is back. >> welcome back, kayla >> and she's got more from washington >> thank you so mu

. >> "closing bell" right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost a big day for banks earnings we'll break down the key numbers for you. >>> plus jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon speaking out about what he worries about most. >> the government shutdown is another self-inflicted wound. >> we'll have more comments from him coming up. >>> and later bill cohan joins us we'll get his take on alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> could that be a little bad news for the banks we're right near the session highs on the dow at 185 points the high was 220 the dow leads the charge in part because banks are doing so well. goldman sachs is one of them >> banks are having a good january. >> they're having a good january, good week and certainly a good day goldman was up 9.6% a moment ago. >> sort of digesting the headlines from the beige book. modest to moderate conditions in all of the different parts of the country. let's begin this final hour of trade with the top story steve liesman with more details on the beige book headlines. willem

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chuck bell 41 the name to search. temperatures in the 20s. nearly everyone with a solid 8 to 12 inches on the ound. freezing cold through most of the morning hours. the meltdown will be effective this afterno before everything turns back to ice overnight tonight. >>> good morning to you. have this problem here. the biggest issue is in college park, southbound 95, ramp to the inner op. we're shutdown because of a crash involving tractor-trailers. t it different crashes. one of them is jackknifed. we're seeing the delays here. west before glebe road. you can see both sides of the roadway here. service suspended on vre. delays on marc, operating on anc "r" dule. metro bus, delayed. rail opening but supposed to be running at normal service. aaron? >> melissa, we'll check back with you. >>> as the sun went down, so did the temperatures yey. and the snow kept right on falling. >> many roads became impassablee and entire dmv saw snow, plety of it. we kicking off coverage in virginia and maryland. >> justin fckch is tg conditions in ashburn. he's out

"after the bell" starts right now.first full trading week of the year coming to a close. the dow snapping a five-day winning streak, ending the day in the red. all major averages up third week in a row. dow down nine points. come on, that's not bad, off session lows. i'm melissa francis. connell: i'm connell mcshane this is "after the bell." s&p 500 fighting for gains here in the session. settling in just about flat, with the nasdaq down by 14 points, ending the week up 3.4%, however. more on some big market movers in a moment. first here is what is new at this hour. it is the first

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let's get to the opening bell.oard, it's canadian gold mining company at the nasdaq, bravo, the exterior design series premiers tonight. >> we have kirkland on tonight because i am a gold bug right now. i think gold's going higher. i think that the chaos, whether it be brexit, the wall, the chinese huawei cahaos, germany slowing down kirkland's got a very good growth profile these guys are getting together, these gold companies. >> yeah. it's considered the late stage consolidation. >> right about time, though. >> you need to pick your dance partner to try to compete. >> is this something that people talk about gold companies are getting together because it's finally rationalizing. >> how many deals are left to be done now that you have two big guys having made their choices >> i'm going to talk to kirkland about what they see. i just feel like what's happened is their grade of gold is getting better and better, but a lot of the other guys grade is going down because they can't find cheap gold. these guys are in ca

she can ring that bell. >> that is really cute. >> she had to learn how to do. this as cute as she is, she was jekted by mom. -- rejected by mom. she was too weak to nurse herself. she was the runt. mom didn't take care of her. her owners taught her how to ring the bell when she's hungry for a little bite to eat. >> she's a dog. >> she's always hungry. >> it would sound like church bells in our house. >> i just love how cute she is. >> it is an adorable puppy. i'm glad that they saved her. but yeah, good luck with that. >> that's why you got to take the bell from them sometimes. >>> now this next one -- the food's gone, and the dog thinks the bowl is broken. that's why the dog is digging in the bowl, and big brother is like, hey. it's not broken. it's just empty. you ate all of this. this is was posted by the milk tire mountain gold -- mcintyre mountain goldens. it may have been on before because of how cute it is. >> going to dig. >>> it's a sweet day for the owner of this sweet, new ride. but -- >> yeah. super, super sketchy. >> how taking the cool car for a q

>>>meanwhile, who could tergt the '90s style from "saved by the bell"?ocking a sophisticated look on "the passage." it premieres tonight. when it comes to his time at bayside high, he kept it real. ♪ >> how old were you when you started acting? >> i got my sag card in '84. i can't do the math. it was a long time ago. >> happy? >> of course, i'm thrilled. >> i didn't have a sentimental sort of value to even "saved by the bell." so people asked, did you take things from the set? because i wasn't sentimental, i didn't, and i wish i had. >> so mark didn't take anything from the set, but would you believe he and the rest of the cast also don't get a penny of residuals because of what he calls poor deal? >> can i please call 911? >> now nearly 30 years after "saved by the bell" premiered, the 44-year-old is back and starring in the new fox thriller "the passage." "e.t." was first on the set of the show filled with scientific experiments gone dangerously wrong. >> why don't you call the vampires? >> mark's a federal agent, and his ex-wife, and rising star 12-ye

martin bell.uses close to her heart — including the national theatre, and charities supporting unemployed women and animal welfare. the announcement is being seen as a milestone for meghan markle, outlining her integration into the working life of the royal family. richard lister reports. she commands attention wherever she goes and the duchess of sussex says she wants to use that profile to further the causes she believes in. today she was in west london, at the charity smart works which helps unemployed and vulnerable women get into the job market. whatjob did you get? it's one of the four organisations she is to be patron of. another is the national theatre, an unsurprising choice for a woman who used to be an actress. we can get it out of the way that i'm not interested. she believes the arts can be used to bring people from different backgrounds together. it's one of two patronages passed onto her by the queen. the other is the association of commonwealth universities. meghan has already give

save yourself you don't leave no prints these are some of the criticisms from actresses christians bell and keira knightly who have unwittingly become figureheads of a movement that suggests that we love change and can prove some classic stories parity bell and might leave refuse to let their kids even watch some of these old classics and what on the street is not the only one a lot of people think about this stuff but really really really hard although perhaps not hard enough maybe the prince should have got permission but then it's never right would still be lying that nobody writing drooled long departed can we still hold one of the very people in the way. the little mermaid may have given up her voice but that was ariel decision so let's just let her do her thing and telling cinderella to save herself so the work message to all those trapped in domestic servitude around the world is to just help yourself and ignore any princes who want to help looking at you mochel you want to do a disney princesses tend to get the p.c. seal of approval although if we try hard enough i'm pretty sure

let's begin with meteorologist chuck bell. it's weirdly warm out there, chuck. >> climbing in the overnight hours as sur of very warm air, not january-like at all has come up the east coast. it's winter and snowing on the back end of this. our temperatures will tumble later on in the day today. no snow in our forecast. but sure is going tbe a windy day today. heavy rain across parts of north central north carolina now. that is the wave of heavy raini thatbe affecting us, especially for the second half of the morning commute. it's raining all over i-95. a few breaks in northwestern virginia and eastern west virginia. are yo kidding me, it's 56 degrees in clinton, maryland at 4:00 in the morning. 55 in lorton. 41 in leesburg. a surge of warm air, temperatures way up into thes 50 through the morning. then as we get towards noontioe, the front by that, will turn the rain off sometime early this afternoon. and then the win come back around to the northwest and temperatures will fall fast. as you go out the door this morning, take t

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. >> so now she has this giant baby belle, which is also cheese. >> jimmy: we have baby belle cheese. bell cheese. i love it. but it's a disney character, baby belle. >> jimmy: although baby bell cheese almost seems like a toy. >> it's not food. >> jimmy: it's kind of like mostly wax. >> that thing around the out. >> jimmy: it makes it fun. it does. you don't like the baby bell cheese. >> no, when you eat it, it squeaks. that's not good, is it? >> jimmy: how did you like disney land, did you have fun there? >> i liked it a lot. >> jimmy: is it your first time there? >> i went to florida when i was about 3 and i don't remember anything about it. which is a painful part of my childhood. >> jimmy: that's disney world in florida. but they're essentially the same. nobody gets offended. it's okay. >> i feel like it was bad. >> jimmy: it's not bad. it is funny, though, if you think about the fact you didn't remember it, and your daughter is the same age you were when you went there. >> i've been repeating. >> jimmy: like you just wasted a whole day there. >> she wasn't that fast. >> jimmy: s