♪ that's not a word ♪ ♪ boo, boo, boo, yo - here, we can put the ritalin antidote in these drinks andthem out to the children. - ♪ oh, boo boo boo-dio [calm clapping] - wasn't that great, son? - it sure was, dad. - it's so wonderful to be on the same wavelength as our kids. - here you go, stan and kyle. free drinks on me. - oh, thank you, chef. how nice. - and now i'd like to sing the complex and amazing song that won me the oscar. a song entitled you'll be in me. thanks. ♪ you'll be inside of me ♪ ♪ deep inside of me ♪ so deep inside, i can feel you pushing against my heart ♪ - come on, drink it down. it's free. - ♪ you'll be inside of me ♪ - rawr! - oh, no! get off me! get off me! somebody, help! please, get it off of me! - i feel... different. - yeah. - get off me, christina aguilera. - drink this, eric. - god, help me. she's gone. thank god. - ♪ well, thanks - wait a minute. phil collins sucks ass! - yeah, what the hell were we thinking? boo! - i think it's working. [all booing] - shut your filthy holes, you little bastards! - get off the stage, phil collins! we want timmy! all: y

they even -- when i said we should have rule of law i was heard booed. when i talked about sullivan ballou, a great civil war patriot who gave his life to his country and said there are some things greater than ourselves there were cat calls. wow. what kind -- what kind of situation is that? and, you know, i have to say something. the president-elect ought to lead. when his followers do things like that, he ought to speak positively about being inclusive and being american. the speech should have been aimed at bringing people together as ronald reagan's speech was, as franklin roosevelt's speech was, democrat and republican, so this is a -- the fact that saying these things which are usually accepted by just about every american melt the displeasure of the crowd doesn't speak too kindly of that crowd. >> senate minority leader, chuck schumer. >> i should say. >> just the people who booed. i'm sure it wasn't most of them. >> just the people who booed, got it. senate minority leader chuck schumer, democrat of new york, always a pleasure to have you

and now you hear boos. i don't know if you can hear the boos. these are people who are booing us as members of the newspapers media. and they are shouting usa and trump. so some of the boos aren't all for president trump. a lot of the boos we're hearing is the news crews roll by to report on this parade. these are all trump -- >> nu nothing new here. >> that is true. >> earlier today, we were seeing some violent protests distant from the parade route, a few blocks away, windows that were smashed by protesters come looking for trouble. they were armed with hammers to smash windows with. the metropolitan police went after them with pepper spray and flash bangs and grenades to disburse those crowds. we've been told there were at least 95 arrests. but again that was a few blocks away from the scene you see here. no violence of any kind along this parade group. but certainly getting into the thick of the protesters who have come to make their voices heard along pennsylvania avenue. a polarizing speech at the inauguration. a polarizing candidate and p

and now you hear boos. i don't know if you can hear the boos. these are people who are booing us as members of the newspapers media. and they are shouting usa and trump. so some of the boos aren't all for president trump. a lot of the boos we're hearing is the news crews roll by to report on this parade. these are all trump -- >> nu nothing new here. >> that is true. >> earlier today, we were seeing some violent protests distant from the parade route, a few blocks away, windows that were smashed by protesters come looking for trouble. they were armed with hammers to smash windows with. the metropolitan police went after them with pepper spray and flash bangs and grenades to disburse those crowds. we've been told there were at least 95 arrests. but again that was a few blocks away from the scene you see here. no violence of any kind along this parade group. but certainly getting into the thick of the protesters who have come to make their voices heard along pennsylvania avenue. a polarizing speech at the inauguration. a polarizing candidate and p

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oh, boo-hoo. ( tries to play song ) i can't do it!ecause you're not allowed to leave that spot till i hear a song. ( crickets chirping ) ( rooster crows ) squidward: what's this? napping on the job? you're supposed to be making music for me. as punishment for this insolence squidward's ghost commandeth you to clean out his back room. i found it. i'll take that. yes, your ghostliness. ( slurps ) this is fun. patrick, are you ready for this? patrick: yes. okay, let's go. patrick, are you coming? yes. patrick, it's this way. where? here. oh! coming! how are we going to clean up all this mess? it's easy. just tear this wallpaper off. ( guffaws ) oh, look, you missed some. oh, let's see. it's a comic book, and look at this-- it's the origin of the flying dutchman. it says when he died they used his body as a window display. now he haunts the seven seas because he was never put to rest. well, don't you get it, patrick? we're going to go shopping? no! we're going to put poor old squidward to rest. ow! what the heck was that? initiation. ( gi

>> caller: boo-yah, jim. i was wondering what you thought about the carlisle group. >> i typically do not like the stocks but i predict because we don't know what they own, i'm predicting a better 2017 because i think the market is unfrozen and with that cg can make money. let's go to michael in new jersey. michael? >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> of course. i was wondering what your thoughts are on therapeutics md. >> we blessed it only as a spectator. we've seen the stocks blow up when you have a couple product the or one. dan in minnesota, dan? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> bar ya, dan. >> caller: hoping to get info on the market. >> we're worried about the different companies and supermarket bing. too many are taking shots. i'm not a buyer. let's go to allen in michigan, allen? >> caller: hey, jim, how are you? i'm a long-time listener and first-time caller, since you are the man, you're the man i'm calling. >> well, thank you. happy new year. >> caller: buffalo wild wings? >> i feel like

[booing] waters: a billionaire who he is picking as head of education who has never seen the

quinton in pennsylvania. >> caller: boo-yah mr. cramer. >> boo-yah. >> caller: mr.mer, i bought shares on camping world. should i keep it or sell snit. >> he's a pretty darn good businessman. let's go to mark in california, mark? >> caller: jim, thank you for taking my call. your show is terrific. i watch it all the time. >> thank you. >> caller: may question has to do with pharmaceutical -- >> i do not like the generics. i do not like them at all. the one thing i don't like about allergan is they have a big slug because they sold to them. i say stay away. let's go to christi in california. christi? >> caller: i'm wondering if you think this last tick up with weight watches -- >> one-trick pony. no need to own it. lou in pennsylvania. >> caller: jim, the large over supplier retail space in the united states and the impact of the internet on brick and mortar stores, what is your long-term read on kim co. >> they made a big case about loading up with companies that literally cannot beat amazon. that said i don't feel a need to own that stock. i will be in federal real

one guy went, yeah, boo! tv. >> we don't know who he's here to boo for to be honest with you. i think in the afc -- i think the, i think it pittsburgh might pull an upset this year. [ scattered applause ] [ audience boos ] i really do. you got a problem. come on down here and talk to me about it. >> jimmy: no, no, no, hey! [ light laughter ] you can't -- first of all -- no. i would, no one wants to mess with you, no. but wait. i'm sorry. >> i said the steelers could pull the upset against the patriots. >> jimmy: no way! not in a lifetime. >> if you watch the houston texans, they had a shot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they just turned the ball over. houston, texas offense in no way, shape or form near what pittsburgh has. they don't have the quarterback that he has. and defensively houston has a a really good defense, but pittsburgh puts good pressure on the quarterback. and from my super bowl experience, tom brady does not like pressure. [ cheers ] so i'm just saying, i feel like, if there's anybody's going to pull a

american people get their benefits in the workplace, have lower premiums and more benefits than they boo have -- they would have without the affordable care act and the republicans do care about that.

(crowd booing) please. to congratulate him on being elected the next president of the country that we both love. (booing continues) >> narrator: that evening, john mccain knew his time as leader of the republican party was ending. >> i am also, of course, very thankful to governor sarah palin, one of the best campaigners i have ever seen. (crowd cheering) >> narrator: but he also knew that sarah palin had tapped into something powerful-- and, he worried-- something potentially dangerous. >> i'm glad at least he didn't blame palin. >> and when it ends, he goes up to sarah palin and says, "you know, we've lost. but now you're the future of the republican party. and the crazies are going to come to you. and the talk radio hosts on the far right are going to come to you. and they're going to want to make you their standard bearer. do everything you can to resist them. >> she is someone republicans, conservatives, and others can rally behind... >> we love what you're doing for the republican party, it's a breath

>> caller: boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> the trump rally made my portfolio look really good.ortunately, i'm having trouble finding any deals but with tsa public storage, what is your opinion on psa. >> it's a great demographic play on baby boomers downsiding, however, remember, you need lower rates in order to be able to have these stocks run and that's what we've had for the last ten days. today the rates are as low as they have been in a while. i would cut it in half. why? because ultimately rates i think will go higher, not lower as they have been and this stock may not be are you want to be. all right. sometimes all the info you need about the economy as a whole is in front of your eyes but you got to do the homework. the banks gave us all the insight we needed on these dry conference calls. things are quite strong, and jp morgan is, too, despite that big decline. now, much more "mad money" ahead. i'm taking a bite out of restaurant and if they can keep serving gains than look out mall cops, there say 300-pound security robot for your job. i'm not talking about reboot. i

[booing] rep.of putin and the kremlin, he hid the that reports on climate change so that we would not know what exxon was doing to us and our families. oh, we know about your nominees, mr. trump, and then there steve mnuchin. [booing] rep. waters: the predatory lender closing on families and putting them out on the street. well, donald, we are here to tell you that we want you and bannon to stop sending those dog whistles to white supremacists. [cheers and applause] rep. waters: we have a lot we need to tell you today. we are here because we want equal pay for equal women. [applause and cheering] rep. waters: and donald, in the final analysis, you'd better keep your hands off of planned parenthood. [cheers] [applause] rep. waters: and so, donald, while we are concerned, we are rallying, and we are protesting, you don't intimidate us. you don't scare us. we are going to fight against you and your policies. we are going to struggle. we are going to do everything necessary to show you that you cannot

i should say just the people who booed. sure it wasn't most of them. >> just the people who booed, got it. senate minority leader chuck schumer, democrat of new york, always a pleasure to have you on. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> stay with us. the fiery response from the former cia director after donald trump's visit to the agency. why he says trump should be ashamed of himself. that story next. tais really quite simple.est it comes in the mail, you pull out the tube and you spit in it, which is something southern girls are taught you're not supposed to do. you seal it and send it back and then you wait for your results. it's that simple. that i was on the icelandic game show. and everyone knows me for discounts, like safe driver and paperless billing. but nobody knows the box behind the discounts. oh, it's like my father always told me -- "put that down. that's expensive." of course i save people an average of nearly $600, but who's gonna save me? [ voice breaking ] and that's when i realized... i'm allergic to wasabi. w

so when people propose better, private solutions, they get booed. america, don't boo. private is better. that's our show tonight. private's better? that doesn't sound right to people. private seems selfish, secretive. by contrast, public or government-run sounds like sharing. we are all in this together. i have this phone because it was invented without government. first they had to give the developers permission. government was barely aware people were working on this thing. permissionless innovation is a beautiful thing. to the author of this book, this permissionless innovation that brought us google, facebook, the phone, is threatened now? >> it is, john. there are a lot of efforts to impose permission-based. john: drones, they are inventing all kinds of things but the government says you can't do it news get an faa license. >> there are hypothetical worst cases that could occur, and they end up basing policies off the worst case scenarios. if you base it off worst case scenarios, you will never get the best case scenarios. john: they weigh less than asea guls -- t

oh, good little boo-boo. come on, that is adorable. >> what is going on there?anctuary in australia. chris is trying to teach them how to follow him because they need to learn how to stay close to mom to keep safe o. this mom kangaroo isn't there. >> this is priceless and adorable. it wins the internet. >> you want more adorable? here are jo-jo and grace getting bottle fed. boom, more cuteness. if that wasn't enough, look at poor charlie. we have seen charlie on the show before. that little girl was a baby when we first saw him, and look at that, she's grown up -- charlie went out on the grass that dogs normally do, but grass is not good for the dog when the grass is frozen. it hurt its paw, so that poor little beagle is getting the best medical attention a little girl can provide. look, she's got her little medical jacket on and she's going to triage the wound. >> that is so cute. look at her, she's taking that gauze and wrapping the paw. it's adorable. >> she's doc mcsufficietuffins. >> she is playing doc mcstuffins. >> she's used to this type of challenge in

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and the whole... the whole place turns at me, looks at me, and boos.eers) >> narrator: by july, donald trump headed to the g.o.p. convention after soundly defeating the establishment candidates. >> let's face it, he was larger than the republican party. in fact, his nomination was the hostile takeover of the republican party. in this case the republican party is just a vehicle to get his name on the ballot. but his reach was always greater than the republican party's reach. >> narrator: he had won the nomination of a divided republican party. now he would see if he could apply the same strategy to winning the presidency of a divided country. >> our convention occurs at a moment of crisis for our nation. the attacks on our police and the terrorism of our cities threaten our very way of life. >> but i think the essential message there was, you have been neglected and abused by the powers that be, whether they are politicians or the media or academia, or hollywood. all of those folks are conspiring against you, the good, right-thinking middle americans. >

(crowd booing) what is everyone booing at? (booing continues) hey, guys. what's up? um, hey, wil.just rooting for the home team. man: star trek stinks! yeah? live long and suck it! (romantic music playing) (knocking) sheldon: birthday girl. birthday girl. birthday girl. come in! oh! hi, sheldon. hello. sorry i'm late. i also got you a balloon, but it floated away, and i chased it for a while. that's okay. come on in. thank you. mm-hmm. um, i'll... i'm gonna go put these in water. okay. ooh, this is different, hmm? candles and music. do you like it? it's kind of spooky. i can change it back. no, no, no. it's your birthday. as long as no one jumps out in a hockey mask, i'll be fine. (panting) so... what'd you have in mind for tonight? i thought i could take you out to a nice birthday dinner. if we pick a place east of here, we might find the balloon. um, that sounds nice, but... i'm not really hungry right now. i thought maybe... we could do presents first. oh. all right. um... i should probably tell you something about this gift. you mean before you... (suggestively): give it to me

boo, boo! [cheers and applause] rob, rob, rob, rob, the -- it has been a wild, wild weekend.otests. i notice the press loves the protests. are they going to be this way about the right to life march next week? >> well, i hope they pace themselves. this guy's got 1400 more days to go. [laughter] that's a long way. if you freak out every day, you're just going to -- i mean, you're not going to make it. i'm worried about the poor lady. greg: yes. >> last time i had that reaction was the old days when you show up at mcdonald's at 10:45, no egg mcmuffin anymore. no! [laughter] but if you back time that video, which i think is another thing, you can see her as the countdown, he's ready to finish the oath, she looks up -- it's really true -- she looks up at the camera. greg: uh-huh. >> and that is going to be a metaphor for the next four years, people doing crazy stuff ask having freakouts just for the camera, just kind of a pay attention to me kind of thing. greg: i know i do that when i'm in my hotel room. >> yeah, but there's somebody there. greg: yeah, there's a lot of cameras.

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silence. ( laughter ) and then i heard something that sound like booing-- well-- because it was booingt everyone. it was, like 10%. so, like, 100,000 people booing my santa joke before they saw their religious leader who was going to talk to them about merlsy. ( laughter ) and so i switched, and i kind of adjusted my act. and eventually i had an opportunity to meet the pope. and i was in this room, and everyone was saying something to the pope, and i didn't know what to say. so when it finally came my turn i said, "don't breng you want santa incident." ( laughter ) and the pope didn't say anything, but he gave me a look like, "dude, i would never bring that up." >> stephen: we have to take a little break here. we'll be right back with more jim gaffigan. need go... ce you london's got the best of everything. cornwall's got the best of everything. sport sport nightlife nightlife (both) fashion adventure i'm tellin' ya, britain is the only place you really need go. expedia. everything you need to travel britain better. try theraflu expressmax,nd flu hold you back now in new caplets.