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bob marley and me, cheech and chow. who smoked the dogs out. and take a wiz khalifa. be a good boy.y be dry mouth, dragging your ass on the carpet and hiding your bones. >> jimmy: the number one movie in america is "glass." it made $40 million at the box office last weekend and expected to be number one again at the box office this weekend. when a major motion picture hits like this we hit back with yahya. here is yahya talking about "glass." ♪ ♪ >> ready? hey, it's me, yahya. i talk about the movie 2019. the movie's behind me, called glass. >> the three of you think you have extraordinary gifts, like something out of a comic book. >> you know, the guy, jammy jackson jumped, you know with the police car, she sit down, i don't forget the movie. >> english mother [ bleep ] do you speak it? >> is it the movie with, oh, nick and the blend, you know, he said to the snake go [ bleep ] off from my blame. >> i have absolutely no idea what i'm doing here. >> the guy in the middle is like the bad guy. gents he's in the movie x man with jack hagman. and the lady, her name sarah pelosi. she sai

, but you know what, bob marley switched redemption song, xilinx he's in obedience school he's been aeeps eating ball point pens. i have a red one every time you come home, you're scared to death. >> mine eats pencils, not good either. >> he could go to obedience school with my guy they would have a party. >> got more? >> let's talk about this barrick, newnewmont, goldcorp thing. not often we see an overbid for -- sorry, a bid for a company that is currently in the process of trying to acquire another company. that's what we're dealing with this morning with barrick proposing a merger with newmont mining calling it an unprecedented value creation opportunity for shareholders of newmont. now, you're looking at the stocks, saying, well, doesn't seem to be a particularly exciting reception and that's because it was basically an at market deal. this deal is is not about a big premium. it is gold you got to use stock, you don't use cash they don't have debt and so you need to come at a price that is accretive and speaking of mark bristow, the man who ran randgold and put randgold and barri

but i guess this explains why bob marley had so many children.ey, speaking of children, valentine's day is a week from tomorrow. guillermo, have you made any valentine's plans yet? >> guillermo: no, not yet, jimeny. >> jimmy: when are you? >> guillermo: this weekend i'm going to make reservation for dinner. >> jimmy: you are? for you and your wife? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: and who will watch benji? >> guillermo: my sister-in-law. >> jimmy: because she's not anyone. lucky for you. >> guillermo: thank god. >> jimmy: love is very grown-up stuff. when i was a kid, all i knew about love is it involved a boat. i decided to think what kids nowadays are thinking until i sat down with young people to talk about love. ♪ your name is? >> georgia. >> anthony. >> jimmy: georgia and anthony. georgia, you'rele years old? >> yes. >> jimmy: anthony you are? >> 6. >> jimmy: when do you turn 7? >> i don't know when it is. >> jimmy: you don't know. you'll figure it out eventually. so do you know what we're talking about tonight? do you know what our topic is? >>

# big man living like a pickney # i might bob marley if i can't sleep # puff, puff # but i don't lovened? it happens like that in the beginning and then we kind of went on with it, deciding to continue independently. does that allow you to have more control? pretty much. it allows us to do what we want. if i wanted to drop another album i could. no one is telling me not to do anything. does it make a difference moneywise? a little bit. it is odd bit harder because everything has to come out of my pocket but investing in myself is going to bring reward. tell us about how you got into music and how long it has been. people assume it is overnight and easy. i have been writing lyrics since i was six with the help of my dad. i took music seriously about four years ago and since then i tried my luck at different platforms in radio, free styling on radio, the bbc and different things. i wanted to ask you about psych out, midweek chart you about psych out, midweek chart you are about 18, so doing well, i was watching the video last night, none of which we can play right now. it is scantily cl