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. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a good play it's pretty decent bill shakespeare, come on.take her girlfriend to the prom, her prom in indiana, so that was sort of the genesis of it and then they turned it into a a broadway musical, which is when i went and saw it, which was -- you know, people standing on the -- on the chairs and singing along and cheering and meryl and i both saw it that way, and we were like, "we're in. >> jimmy: right, it's so fun >> yeah. yeah >> jimmy: and you get ryan murphy involved and you go, "oh, it's no-brainer." >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and also you're so funny in this as well as talented i know you can dance, you can sing but it's like -- >> not really! >> jimmy: yeah, you can. no - >> no. i can fake it. >> jimmy: and you and meryl streep together again. >> meryl is like -- no, please meryl -- meryl on the first day of rehearsal showed up and it was like ready to go. she did the number and i just broke into applause into the rehearsal room >> jimmy: really >> and i thought -- uh, yes! >> jimmy: what did you do -- >> the woman is insanely talente

i think bill shakespeare got it right.es matter by the way, those big sponsor fees on some of the spacs. sit tight. i'm coming right back to you canada goose the retailer noted for its rather pricey parkas is flying high after beating top and bottom lines and estimates for the fourth quarter shales are soaring demand in china remains red hot. no surprise. online sales are up. courtney reagan, apparently there is a giant market for $900 jackets. >> these things continue to be on fire. they have not shown to be a fad. i sort of thought they might have been when we first saw these parkas really heating up in the market. china was really, really important to canada goose as to a number of other high end players during the last quarter. and even before that as china got hit with covid-19 first and then started recovering first, online though really important they also saw some nice demand in the stores. they doubled the number of stores they had previously over there in china i think it is pretty amazing that overall revenues g

bill shakespeare and his son, will shakespeare, two gentlemen of corona in the taming of the flu?orld kind of working together trying to find a cure, find a way of actually getting rid of this horrible disease. the vaccine has broughtjoy and relief in equal measure. they sing. it has now been offered to care home residents, medicalstaff, people over the age of 70 and the most clinically vulnerable. morning, ladies. like mark coates, who spent the first lockdown going slightly loopy. there we go. mark has had a kidney transplant. his immune system is compromised. his wife leah, a carer, and his son 0akley, moved out to protect him. the only way they could see each other was through a window. hello, little man. both mark and leah have now had their firstjab. the family reunited. we booked a weekend away to northumberland in august. so i'm hoping by then... fingers crossed. ..fingers crossed, erm... ijust don't know. you just... i don't think there's going to be an end to it, because i think we are going to get boosters. it's going to be a bit like the flu jabs every year. there's go

bill shakespeare and his son, will shakespeare, two gentlemen of corona in the taming of the flu?nd in august. so i'm hoping by then... fingers crossed. ..fingers crossed, erm... ijust don't know. you just... i don't think there's going to be an end to it, because i think we are going to get boosters. it's going to be a bit like the flu jabs every year. there's going to be something in place for a yearly booster. but it will be just nice to have some form of normality. the next phase of the roll—out will see a huge expansion. the plan is to immunise all adults over 50, and everyone with an underlying health condition over the age of 16. like khadijah, who has been isolating. she was born premature and has type one diabetes. i've missed my family. it's weird not having that contact with them. i definitely miss my friends as well, just hanging out, meeting up, going for branches. that will be first on my list as well as soon as lockdown is lifted. ruth will also be vaccinated in the next stage. she has cerebral palsy and has also been isolating. it will be a huge relief when it happ

shakespeare to wow nbc andrea mitchell. did you catch ted cruz yesterday with bill and dana? f sound and furry and yet signifying nothing. >> well, nbc's andrea mitchell wasn't going to let some corn pone no nothing like ted cruz get away with that. she let him have it on twitter. senator ted cruz said the impeachment trial is like shakespeare signifying nothing. no that's faulkner as in the 1929 novel "the sound and the fury." directing you to more reliable sources. the great heard of moron has is twitter piled on. he is canadian. what does he know about southern literature? and obviously cruz only read the cliff notes version of shakespeare. and: [laughing]. doorknob. ted cruz. then someone pointed out what would have been business to anyone of mitchell's generation, shakespeare said it 3 centuries before faulkner in macbeth. faulkner was quoting shakespeare in his book title. the left condescends to the right. ruled by an eliter, why they change the very heavens through the paris climate accord. why not also know better than you about the benefits of outsourcing every job t

skull i believe the goodman theatre in chicago or whatever they did shakespeare he wanted to be your excuse when he demanded in the play bill it's a close as you're. his final doesn't it. doesn't get any funnier than that cat guts absolute genius that's beautiful that's down forever alleging i don't know you never knew were you legends going to come from i mean you got any of us would hope that we'd have any of that but here's a guy whose legacy was those he taught you know he said he was he was an original member of the compass players and the original member of 2nd city and then he got to a dope habit for a number of years and then he was really on his down and asked them begin teaching and then came back he appeared in the blob the remake of the blob he was quite happy about that and they did that joan jett movie every year with that that was called but he might we're going to stop there i said yeah i thought that's it he was always were in that jacket so that he can the whole thing can revive his career and so he you know at and t. and his terminations had an understanding of his influence and that it was now well regar

shakespeare, now dr. seuss. a virginia school system has canceled the celebrated children's author because of, quote, radical understones. even talk show host billrazy. >> cancel culture is real, it's insane, and it's growing exponentially, and it's coming to a neighborhood near you. ♪ ♪ sean: this is "the big saturday show." it looks like green eggs and ham won't be served at some virginia schools. one of the state's largest school districts has reportedly canceled dr. seuss. activists pressured loudon county schools to cancel the celebration to honor dr. seuss on his birthday, march 2nd. the school system announced, quote: as we become more culturally responsible, more leaders should know in recent years research has revealed radical undertones in the books written and drawn by dr. seuss. now, even bill maher is warning the left that cancel culture is becoming too crazy s. >> the liberals need a stand the your ground law for cancel culture. so that when the woke mob comes after you for some ridiculous offense, you'll stand your ground, stop apologizing because i can't keep up anymore with who's on the [bleep] list. memo to social justice warri

bill: you're forgiven. >> i think we'll see the trial continue for the rest of the week. it is reminiscent of shakespeare at the end of the day it won't succeed. president trump is going to be acquitted. >> dana: senator cruz speaking with us last hour. the majority saying it passed constitutional muster and now comes day two with opening arguments set to begin in less than two hours. bret baier is anchor of "special report" and up with us this morning. day one, how would you summarize it? >> i would say that the house managers presenting the case laid out the case in an emotional way using videotape that was very compelling edited but very compelling and also congressman raskin who you see in the mask walking in did a very compelling job wrapping it all up making the case. the trump team had a bumpy start. all sides panned bruce castor's opening to fight the constitutionality and were is sources have president trump, former president trump yelling at the tv very upset about it. i think david schoen came in and made the case about constitutionality but one that they lost. now today you will see hours and

shakespeare, no, that's faulkner. she was wrong and she apologized saying i studied too much american literature and not enough mcbeth. my apologies to senator cruz. >> bill: at least she apologized. >> dana: i just assumed he knew what he was talking about. i read a lot of american literature, too. >> bill: dallas mavericks playing the national anthem last night. first time all year. 7 or 8 games. the owner mark cuban said he didn't think the anthem represents everyone. they do play in america. casey stiegel is live in dallas with the fallout on this, casey. >> good morning. it was actually 13 games in fact. we're talking about preseason and then regular home games without the national anthem being played. however, last night's game with a dallas mavericks at the american airlines center against the atlanta hawks, well, it was played and that was after the nba stepped in yesterday saying that it was required to be played at all games with all teams and that was in response to word that the mavericks team owner directed it not be played. it went unnoticed. up until monday there were no fans at previous games. cuban's reason? >> listening to the community