millie bobby brown is here tonight! the last airbender," gordon cormier is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] "the last airbender." >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he's -- he's it. and we have great music from our pal, schoolboy q! [ cheers and applause ] schoolboy q! [ cheers and applause ] guys, when i'm texting, i love a good gif. >> steve: mm-hm. >> jimmy: but sometimes one gif can mean two different things. i'll show you what i mean. it's time for "the gif that keeps on giffing." ♪ say what it's the gif that keeps on giffing ♪ >> jimmy: so let's take a look at this first one here. that's a classic one. this one can mean, "friends when you ask if they can drive you to the airport." [ laughter ] or it can mean, "when your boss says the meeting is optional." [ laughter ] it's like, "yeah, i'm not going." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: "oh, it's optional? bye." let's take a look at this other one here. look at this one. i use this one all the time. yeah. yeah. [ laughter ] so, it -- it can mean, "bringing weekend energy to mond

optimism that bobby kennedy embodied. we defend democracy. america where we protect our freedoms and not take them away and an economy that grows from the middle out and bottom up and the middle class does well and the poor have a shot. and health care is a right, not a privilege. [cheers and applause] by all the stuff we have done so far. we have cut the budget by a lot of money. $172 billion so far. don't tell me it can't be done. i see a future, we save the planet as this guy busted his neck doing. but we have to do something. the idea we send our kids to school teaching them duck and cover. think about that, the idea in the united states of america, duck and cover in school, more kids being killed by gun violence. folks, the america we are building is significant if we are going to get it done and now time to keep going and not slow down because there is so much at stake. let me close with this, i know bobby kennedy liked greek poets, but i prefer irish poets. [laughter] that's not a joke. my colleague used to kid me for quoting irish poe

i know bobby kennedy liked greek poets. i prefer irish poets. that is not a joke, unfortunately.y colleague used to always kid me for quoting ours poets on the floor of the senate. they said it's because i'm irish. that's not the reason, they are the best poets in the world. shamus haney wrote upon them that reminds me of the courage of bobby kennedy, and i mean this from the bottom of my heart. it says history teaches us, do not hope on this side of the grave, but then once in a lifetime, along for tidal wave of justice will rise up and hope and history rhyme. 2024, we have a chance to make hope and history rhyme again. are you ready to do that with me? are you ready to go forward, not back? are you ready to choose unity over division? dignity over demolition? choose truth over lies? are you ready to choose freedom over democracy? i have never been more optimistic about our future. i mean it. just a member who we are. we are the united states of america. we are the only nation in the world that has come out of every crisis stronger than we went in. there is nothing beyond our ca

it reminds me of the courage of bobby kennedy. i mean this from the bottom of my heart, it goes like this. history teaches us do not hope on this side of the grave, but then, once-in-a-lifetime, long for a tidal wave that will rise up, and hope and history rhyme. june 2024, we have a chance to make hope and history rhyme again. are you ready to do that with me? [applause] >> president biden: are you ready to move forward, not back? [cheers is applause] >> president biden: are you ready to choose unity over division? [cheers and applause] >> president biden: dignity over demolition. choose truth overlies. are we ready to choose freedom over democracy? that is america. folks, i've been doing this for a long, i know i look i am 40 but i'm doing this for a long time. i have never been more optimistic about our future, and i mean it. just remember who we are. we are the united states of america. there is nothing, think about it, the only nation in the world that came out of every crisis stronger than we went in. there is nothing beyond

good guys after that and they did because it became difficult to beat up another genius for that, bobby did them a bang, low bees dresser and engineering was a sign of legendary visa and call beta 80 data. bobby's known for designing in this 1st electric cars, the reba and also for putting a higher boost the engine in the back of one to turn it into a drag race. a key for us go to the is to producing in the goal cause his dad bit and then at who claims in it around bang, lower. but like with everyone else voicing a to allow the number to mean specially to him or you can think was bob. yeah, bob. yeah, it was a fantastic feeling and it was a, this last time that we, i got into to it. it was more like, obviously patient must be equal february, it was something that you put look forward to like how you look forward with miss me this i got indeed a better and it was a big your voice driving down to. so allow me, we'll see if we mendoza is of hundreds of buses the cut out that way or that way, i'm believable for bobby's a senior to elaborate him was also a matter of just giving up to the hig

is that correct, bobby?y genius is a genius and a star of university challenge. >> and unfortunately, back here again, can't get rid of me is, my mother's favourite matthew laza. look, let's discuss this, guys, the pandemic. if we could go back in time, i think we'd do things differently . i certainly things differently. i certainly would as a member of parliament. some of the vote, the way we voted was, you know, we pushed back behind closed doors. but i wanted children to be at school all the way through, and we're seeing now, bobby, the results of this mental health problems, they're behind with the studies. they fail in exams. and this is going to affect their whole life choices, surely? yeah. >> there was a report by the nuffield foundation recently that said that children by 2030, i think only 40% of children will get good grades in maths and english. and it's a drop from now. so we're going to see the worst results in a generation. and i think these students, they missed out on academic learning and t

bobby gun is here now, he's never lost a fight. over 7070 degrees. in canada moving from hotel room to hotel room with his parents hustling and fighting to get by in a tough story can only imagine what he would think i only made it up, when you read in the book will not believe it all happened. his first fight, bareknuckle light, age of 13. grown men in parking lots for cash because his dad would be the matchmaker. he now has a book about his life surviving underground streetlights against biker gangs, white supremacist and horrible irish italian people. russian mobsters as well, all different shady characters along the way. the author of this brand-new book bareknuckle state and vomit in real life undefeated butter himself, bobby gun. welcome, guys connect thank you for having me on. >> first of all, tell me what it means to your family and histo history. >> it means everything. pride, honor, you fight for your name. michael, my grandfather, my race of people i come from, i can't explain it, he would die for them. >> tough as nails, got to live a gy

thank you for “oining o; bobby fl time coming.* now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. high pressure is going to be building across the uk this weekend. high pressure normally means dry weather and it will be largely dry. however, it will not always be sunny. often it will be cloudy, quite chilly too. the brightest and warmest weather to be found across the west of the uk. here is our area of high pressure right now, sitting just to the west of the uk. the jet stream, the flow of winds high in the atmosphere, is running just to the north of that high and then diving down across continental europe. the jet really meandering across europe this weekend. actually, if anything, it's going to bend back on itself and that will allow colder air in across the eastern half of the uk. through the rest of today, an old weather front is clearing the south. a little bit of rain with that. behind it some sunny spells. quite breezy close to this east coast, making it feel rather chilly. eight degrees there in aberdeen, the

milan inbounds, senior bobby plump gets the ball, fakes left, dribbles right, and knocks down a 14-foot jump shot just as the clock expires. the nets come down, the celebration starts, and the next morning the new state champions headed home. they're in a fleet of cadillacs along indiana's county roads. there was no interstate or highway connecting indianapolis to cincinnati. the closest city to milan. hoosiers were waiting along the way in greensburg and shelbyville, holding signs, waving. state road 101, which led back home, was lined with cars and cheering fans for 13 miles. 40,000 people were waiting in little milan, indiana, even though at the time the town had only 1100 residents. this is hoosier his stthis is wt the people of indiana are so excited about every march, and that year in 1954, as the players from milan rolled into town, two members of the team, ray kraft and kenny medelman, the procession is at milan high. the next morning, the crowd was gone. the small town was -- its quiet had gradually returned and in the days that followed, members of the team graduated, they wen

in bobby kennedy. jack's four year old brother and campaign manager, who in the winter of 1960 disembarked from a snow stuck train and huffed it for several miles in a near blizzard to get to a campaign event in my town of eau claire. and who can forget jackie kennedy, the iconic future first lady known for her fashion and trendsetting, though, while in wisconsin, then took a when in rome for lots of feet and posed with prized hams, led singalongs at american legion halls and in one truly unforgettable moment, commandeered a supermarket loudspeaker to explain to shoppers in kenosha why they ought to vote for her husband individually. none of these people would have been able to push kennedy past the finish line to win the pivotal 1960 wisconsin primary. but collectively, they became unstoppable. i like to of them as a kind of a political ocean's situation where everyone's kind of got their specialty and everyone theirs everybody lent their specialty to the cause. these were people asked not what their

i'm believable for bobby's using it to elaborate them with all to a matter just giving up to the high standards. his dad had said for the family he had a legacy of reading, things like that and you need to get that thing going at a stage. i mean after you stop pressing and maybe one, so then the monthly was passed on to me and then i had to make them that. and yeah, thankfully, they've done that before with what i mean, i'm still raising today. there was a whole lot of guys being put up by that problem. smiles the rather the winning gods. but many as i mean this bill to the prophy athens on out of the house. my mother used to buy this fed along with the men as well in there. so out of the 1st stages of the thing was the she started raising the 2 button. my mom, i don't think she added size once exact matters and when it came to preparing his own cause, he followed a couple of simple rules set down by his bed. that falcons would be that he thought, that's one thing you said. don't worry about the competition to just make sure that you uh, faster than what you with last year. so there w

bobby, quite a moment there. you were out there.ant to just step back for a moment and talk about the coveted endorsement of the unions. the economy is always among the top if not the top issue, and union endorsements really matter. but in your poll where you find some 3 to 1 poll of 9,000 construction workers now supporting trump, what happened? why the shift? >> well, i think the economy, a border that isn't secure at this point, the inflation in general is just -- people having a hard time making ends meet. and one with of our main concerns i hear from a lot of my guys, a lot of to us worked down at 9/11 after the world trade certain collapsed. we have many workers who died from that. we put our lives on the line. i was one of them. i actually cut out two bodies from, two high school classmates when i was down there, and we're pretty much just afraid that it's a matter of time before something like that happens again, and and we don't want to have to do that again. griff: that's a fascinating insight. a security perspective, not

>> bobby got in before the end is where the reason the thought of going against bobby was a terribleafter mccarthy. but then he realized -- >> neil: i'm sorry, go ahead. >> then after johnson decided to withdraw from the race he believed -- i can only negotiate peace if they believe me that i'm not a candidate so i really do think it was partly that he figured he comes often in his life he wanted to do something larger. in the newspapers recorded that, his disapproval rating had been 57%, it went up to 57% approval rating, incredible and he went everywhere, people were clapping for him. he was about to go to hanoi -- hawaii to start negotiations and martin luther king was killed. so he came over and over again in her sixties but your general point is right. we had the strength in this country over and over again, we don't know where it will come from, we don't know where this next chapter is going to go but i somehow would not bet there were going to go through some of. >> neil: there are a lot of people -- you don't got his pilot placed on taking a leap your car who are tired of a r

we'll also settle the debate that bobby started on the that bobby started on the internet over the bestlmon. too easy. coffee? yup. ♪ >>> we are back with "today" food and we are back with the one, the only, bobby flay. and this morning, bobby has brought us this hot menu item straight from his new restaurant at cesar's palace in las vegas. good morning to you. one of our favorite chefs on the show, always happy to have you, but you started a bit of a debate on the internet. -- we've got to talk about it before we dig into this recipe. it's caused quite a stir in kitchens everywhere. take a look. >> i think it's going to be a little bit of chatter about this, because, if you ask most chefs, they want to eat -- they'll tell you that they want rare and medium rare steaks and burgers, i don't. i love my burgers to be medium. same on steaks, if you don't cook it and the beef itself is like too rare, it's hard to stunned to hear you say that! they were stunned! >> craig, i believe that people don't really want to eat chew. >> bobby flay, people were stunned to hear you say that! they were st

but some of the bobby's optimistic, i think it's a good news. which government has done to kept the inflation rate. i think it's going to be for the better, but we haven't seen it in take collision yet. the lobbies have a history of mistrust with the central bank. many people and businesses prefer to use foreign currencies for transactions. for example, fuel is sold in us dollars. the easiest way of trying to build confidence, broken confidence, is from government to make sure that's good to cost services and the goods which i've had in the market should be paid in is it? and that way, no one would reject it because it is what they say that they have a value weight is going to be accepted. the government says over printing will not be allowed to happen again. but people have heard that before the above his car and she has changed several times over the years. here are some of the original notes from 1980 when the country gained independence from britain and over the years because of the can on big instability, anti inflation, the notes of change

but some of the bobby's optimistic, i think it's a good news. which government has done to kept the inflation rate? i think it's going to be for the better, but we haven't seen it's in take collision yet. the bobbins have a history of mistrust with a central bank. many people and businesses preferred to use funds harnesses for transactions. for example, fuel is sold in us dollars. the easiest way of trying to build confidence, brooke, and quite a few did, is from governments to make sure that's good to cost services. and the goods which i've had up in the market should be paid in a sick and that way and no one will reject it because it is what they say that they have a value weight is going to be accepted. the government says over printing will not be allowed to happen again, but people have heard that before the above, as currency has changed several times over the years. here are some of the original notes from 1980 when the country gained independence from britain and over the years because of the can on big instability anti inflation. the no

it said they waiting for the bobbies new car and see the notes to hit the streets at the end of april. that means people are stuck with cash that will soon become useless. i know this is the last wish day. this is money. get to know what did the good, but no wish of it. towards the end huntington woods, the country central bank governor, says the music notes will be best buy gold reserves and foreign currencies does equal to places and bobby, and dollar that has lost 3 quarters of its value. so far to see a public reaction, the boss and you current is mixed. but some of the bobby's optimistic, i think it's a good news which government has done to kept the inflation rate. i think it's going to be for the better, but we haven't seen it's in take collision yet. the bobbins have a history of mistrust with a central bank. many people and businesses preferred to use funds harnesses for transactions. for example, fuel is sold in us dollars. the easiest way of trying to build confidence, brooke and confidence, is for government to make sure that's good to cost services. and the goods which i'

bobby bartles steam fitters union. thank you so much, bobby. perspectiveyv . >> thank you all. have a great night. that's it for us tonighte tonig make sure to follow mee all weekend long on social media. weekend longx, instagram, all t. >> thanks, as always for watching. than it's america nowameric and forever. >> jesse watters takes it fromao here. >> have a good weekend . hello, everyone. i'm shannon bream, along

he wants to bobby's economy to improve. since the cuttings is picked up by something that we get in touch with you in good form means that we have some more confidence in these cuttings which means that um it to into, to enforce says within the public. does it replace it does. and bobby, and donna, which last 3 quarters of its value this year and is backed by gold reserves and foreign currency. the central bank has promised not to print, excessive, fallings up in you notes or floods the month. it does have been government in the sense that to you can't increase it is monday without it being a corresponding increase in the gold reserves or in the even in for the next interest rates. but i think it's very important for that to be trusted by the entity into that probably some or did. so did my, the exec 2 of the speak, someone to put his if that regularly. but commodities such as inputs, you tease, rent and fuel a paid with us dollars, that means and bobby, and still have to change the zig into us dollars. the police to being

bobby was one of jersey's best. a hero who put others first as a firefighter and advocate for his brothers and sisters of labor. he passed away after a valiant fight with cancer. bobby started his career with the a at the is efire kept in 1992. in recent years he became a labor leader, serving as president of fmba local 2 and chairman of njfba legislative committee for more than decade. bobby will live on through his beloved relationship and big personality. those who loved him and the firefighter community, his family, and all of his friends. and the legislation he championed which improved the lives of thousands of career firefighters and retirees. because of his advocacy for the firefighters nationwide are safer and better equipped to protect our communities. as we mourn the loss of boby, we think of his wife, his parents, retired patter is ebattalion receive -- patterson battalion chief. i ask my friends to join me in remembering bobby allen. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nort

but some of the bobby's optimistic, i think it's a good news. which government has done to kept the inflation rate? i think it's going to be for the better, but we haven't seen it in take collision yet. the bobbins have a history of mistrust with a central bank. many people and businesses preferred to use funds harnesses for transactions. for example, fuel is sold in us dollars. the easiest way of trying to deal with quite a few bits. brooke, and quite a few did, is from governments to make sure that's good to cost services, and the goods which i've had up in the market should be paid in a sick. and that way, no one will reject it because it is what they say. there's a lot of value weight is going to be accepted the government says over printing will not be allowed to happen again. but people have heard that before then, bob is tired and she has changed several times over the years. here are some of the original notes from 1980 when the country gained independence from britain and over the years because of the can on big instability, anti inflat

and bobby, and donna, which last 3 quarters of its value this year, and he's backed by gold reserves and foreign currency. the central bank has promised not to print, excessive volume's up in you notes or flags. it does have been government in the sense that to you can't increase it is monday without it being a corresponding increase in the gold reserves or in the even in for the next interest rates. but i think it's very important for that to be trusted by the entity into that probably some or did. so did my, the exec 2 of the speak, someone to present that regularly. but commodities such as inputs, you tease, rent and fuel a paid with us dollars, that means and bobby, and still have to change the zig into us dollars. the police to being the racing, legal, and many changes operating without a license. and the mining the new card and the government need is one people to change the money is involved with the bank and not on the politicians once in bobbies to have confidence in the new currency at $1.00 of the largest markets in the capital. meaning here i haven't seen the zip notes ye

bobby, great to see you tonight.ers, obviously the union leadership for sure went for biden back in 2020. but are you sensing a change in the air? >> good evening laura, great for you to have me on and thank you for that. yes. my members are basically fed up with the illegal immigration, the crime, the outrageous prices of food and gas back oil, electric. it is hurting everybody and we were basically -- when we get into a union we're basically all democrat. the democrats are just pushing us away. and we are a patriotic union, we have three congressional medal of honor winners in our union, we have many military veterans. we have people who his family police and fire department. and they are tired of it. we are being treated as second-class citizens. >> laura: but bobby, the president this week after that horrible gdp number came out and the inflation number came out which is a disaster on thursday, he came out and said, essentially, we are going in the right direction and as treasury secretary said, things are going