john in illinois >> caller: boo-yah, i've a fair weather fan. wifi provider. >> we looked and looked and passed too many other guys in the segment and broad come is better until apple reported good number, heresy that the stock was down linda in florida >> caller: boo-yah, i love your show, it's great i bought your book, very informative. also a member of action alert price. >> yes, a club member. >> caller: yes and my question is, stock would be metlife, buy, sell or hold? >> i would prefer a little bit of pull-back but good company justin in indiana. >> caller: boo-yah, thoughts on btsh earnings but lost 3%. >> i think it's terrific story, we like very much and one i tell club members is worth buying is dxc, down 81 cents today come on one more lee in wisconsin, got a chance in big 10. lee. >> caller: thank you information on what you think about exact sciences >> everybody noknows same thing sales unbelievable for kohl orectal product. and product is saving lives. two thumbs up. can i take another would like to go to william in michigan go ah

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anderson is still my boo. i may not be his boo-boo, but he is my boo. thatt to address an issue you did not give me an opportunity to address. hillary clinton -- i dropped everything to become the chair for the democratic national committee for the second time in my adult life. cycles, 11ection presidential. inee weeks ago, i was northern virginia, canvassing for a candidate who became the first asian-american woman to be elected to the house of delegates. i raised money for them. y called me on a sunday and said i need you to drop everything and walk the streets, i would do it read i did the same for president obama and did it for everyone else. when it came time for me to answer the many people who were calling me, not just reporters, but also members of the party who were concerned about her health, it was my job as chair -- the charter stipulates that. my job as chair is to confirm -- confer with other democratic leaders. i had to think about this. this video went viral. so the idea that i took some message from the russians -- please. i have been h

booing. this is interesting, the crowd booing the chief of the police.m, the police were a force of oppression. the people who took bribes, who intimidated them. the generals who backed mr mnangagwa were listening. what would they do now, i asked their leader? the job was done, they were going back to barracks, said general chiwenga. scepticism isjustified, but the people are tired of the old way. they cheered for freedom. today, at least, was no one—party party. 16 people were injured and nine had to be taken to hospital after a mass panic in the heart of london this afternoon. oxford circus and bond street tube stations were evacuated as armed police responded to reports that shots had been fired. thousands of people fled on what was one of the busiest shopping days of the year — as police told them to shelter in shops and buildings while they investigated. but officers have said in the last few minutes that the mass evacuation was caused by an "altercation" between two men on the platform at oxford circus tube. the president of the eu council, donald

no gilbert in california. >> caller: boo-yah mr. cramer. >> doing well. how are you?> caller: sunny san diego, can't complain opinion on mckesson. >> it's trying to bottom but don't have the gross margins prefer to see you in abt can't tell you enough, management matters and miles white from abbott labz may be one of the biggest value creators, never celebrated on "mad money." that's on me my bad >>> more ahead, company competing with abbott in diabetes >>> and new chip maker nothing to do with me renaming my dog after his company why nvidia's head honcho is killing in >>> and tonight's edition of the lightning round. stick with cramer. [lance] monica, it is absolute chaos out here! gale force winds, accumulations up to 8 inches... ...don't know if you can hear me, but [monica] what's he doing? [lance] can we get a shot of this cold front, right here. winter has arrived. whooo! hahaha [vo] progress is an unstoppable force. brace yourself for the season of audi sales event. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sale

let's take some questions. >> boo-yah cramer.ina question is equifax is down 33% in past three months due in part to data breach and poor handling by former ceo. do you think the new ceo has what it takes to turn it around? >> i do. unfortunate incident i think cybersecurity, we have to spend more time on that something maybe not taken seriously enough at that company. i do think that investigation into the people who traded around that time has proven they were snninnocent and good feeli with the institution but don't want to invest yet, wait a couple quarters yes? >> thanks, nicholas from florida. given the nature of our work in military, sometimes hard for us to actively manage our funds what advice could you give to myself and fellow cadets on options for passive investments that isn't cookie cutter index fund. >> i'm a huge believer in index funds because i want broad diversification, but everyone has to look at something they know buy a couple of shares my best ideas come from kids apple at $5, found google when you couldn'

i'm going to peter in new york >> caller: boo-yah jim how are you sir? >> rocking, how about you chief? >> caller: pretty good thank you for all you do for america and the world, well-informed stock tips one more thing real quick. thank you for the goodness of your heart, for all the charities that you give to with personal holdings. >> thank you way we do charity don't have to talk about it. just do it >> caller: true american pate roll calling about idti ceo on your show about a month ago. dropped about 9%, i still believe in it. integrated device technology. >> i gave a talk at thing called deal economy, mentioned this as one of 12 stocks that should be bought much as i love greg waters and management team, it's too attractive to other companies, including intel. even up 27% is my cup of tea said that at the speech. how about glen in wisconsin where with he know green bay is hurt glen >> caller: mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call i'm retired sherwin-williams employee with them for 33 years and have quite a bit of their stock been like a rocket s

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. >> caller: boo-yah, mr.ramer >> boo-yah >> my question is i'm a novice investor and i've been watching your show for a little less than a year and i would like to have your opinion on iron mountain irm. >> as good -- good dividend, good growth. i like the business very much. i think that it gives you a nice substitute for what you would get from treasuries. i think you got a winner i'm a buyer iron mountain. 5.8% yield lieic that today we saw that stocks can trade in unison. you just never know what direction they're trading. keep your eye on stocks that could reach your prices. forget about the market and the emotion. focus on companies you like. on "mad money" tonight i'm getting an update on the state of the retail sector with the guy behind the brands of tommy hilfiger cbo pbh and i'm eyeing a newly minted company that wants to give everyone a personal shopper. is it time to make a play on style? i'm taking a closer look at stitchfix and from managing real estate around the world to developing it in 3d s

booing this is really interesting, the crowd booing the chief of the police. for them, the police were a force of oppression. the people who took bribes, who intimidated them. the generals who backed mr mnangagwa were listening. what would they do now, i asked their leader? theirjob was done, they were going back to barracks, said general chiwenga. scepticism isjustified, but the people are tired of the old way. they cheered for freedom. today, at least, was no one—party party. fergal keane, bbc news, harare. the argentine president has ordered an investigation into what happened to a submarine that disappeared more than a week ago. relatives of the 44 crew members of the san juan say they've lost any hope of seeing them alive again. the navy says it believes there was an explosion close to its last known location. above the atlantic ocean the search continues for the san juan above the atlantic ocean the search continues for the sanjuan and its 44 crew members. it's a huge international operation with more than a dozen countries involved, but so than a dozen

booing this is really interesting, the crowd booing the chief of the police. them, the police were a force of oppression. the people who took bribes, who intimidated them. the generals who backed mr mnangagwa were listening. what would they do now, i asked their leader? theirjob was done, they were going back to barracks, said general chiwenga. scepticism isjustified, but the people are tired of the old way. they cheered for freedom. today, at least, was no one—party party. fergal keane, bbc news, harare. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. an international study has found no clear link between prison overcrowding and the number of inmates taking their own lives. the researchers concluded that the best way to reduce prison suicides would be to improve inmates‘ access to psychiatric care. a teenager who killed seven—year—old katie rough has been detained for life and ordered to serve a minimum of five years. the girl, who's 16 and cannot be named for legal reasons, pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility injuly. p

booing. this is interesting, the crowd are booing the chief of the police.were a force of oppression. the people who took bribes, who intimidated them. the generals who backed mr mnangagwa were listening. what would they do now, i asked their leader? the job was done, they were going back to barracks, said general chiwenga. scepticism isjustified, but the people are tired of the old way. they cheered for freedom. today, at least, was no one—party party. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. a court in south africa has increased the jail sentence handed out to athlete 0scar pistorius for murdering his girlfriend. the court ruled that his sentence be increased to thirteen years and five months. prosecutors argued that the six—year term for murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp was too short. moroccans gathering in mosques across the country are praying for rain. earlier this week king mohammed vi called for the prayers. there has been a severe shortage of rain in the past few months, which has hit agriculture and rural employment —

booing. these were boos, not cheers. i don't care. the british foreign office to british nationals in the city. stay at home, stay in your hotel room, wait until things settle down a bit. zimbabweans now wonder what lies ahead. change is clearly afoot but whether it's what zimbabweans have been yearning for is far from clear. robert mugabe is the last in a generation of african politicians who fought for freedom from the old colonial powers — in this case, britain. that role assures him a place in the country's history. but the one—time liberation hero will also be remembered for taking a country that was once the bread—basket of the region and turning it into a place where millions live in poverty and millions more have sought refuge abroad. here's our africa editor fergal keane. robert mugabe is a leader who has outlived his epoque, from an icon of the struggle against racist rule, to a symbol of excess and repression, he has fallen hard and inflicted u ntold he has fallen hard and inflicted untold damage on his country in the proce

boo!i think. >> stephen: and they boo. >> people boo. >> stephen: do you think that they're booing him or do they not enjoy your show? >> oh, i think a mix of both. >> stephen: a mix of both? okay? >> we're very popular. we were at the queens center mall-- we were at a mall filming on friday, this piece. and so i'm dressed as trump, and it was out in the field. we have security, and the security's sort of like secret service. and i'm walking around, and in a moment, this-- i feel this, like, impact into i my head. it's very strong. and made like a-- like a-- even more hollow knock than that. ( laughter ) it turns out someone had hucked a jawbreaker at my head. >> stephen: like a candy, a big candy? >> a big candy. and i have a very lumpy head, so one of the lumps is legit, from that. >> stephen: why-- did this person think you were-- >> they thought i was trump. or i provide a sense of catharsis for people, and i accept that. if you see this person who you sort of can't stand or they repre

. >> he's like, i got you, boo. >>> and a prankster pulls a good one on his girlfriend. what he posted on her instagram page that lit the fuse. >> that's a real good way to scare a woman to death. >> that's a real good way to lo your life. >>> the vr videos, nick, you love them. >> i do, yeah, people start freaking out when they get these head sets on. >> you asked for more and you got it. >> let's see perry play this get him from the tv. >> yeah, get him away from anything breakable. >> did i ruin it? oh, no. >> you may have seen it coming but his friend sure didn't. >> just run. just run. run away. run away. >> oh, trippy. >> of course he's going to back up. no, they tell him to walk to the end and he starts walking. >> you can't see your foot, that's the weird thing. >> starts to speed up. >> nope, nope, nope, ahh! >> he got spooked. he turned around and got out of there. i mean that's natural instinct, right? >> what the [ b ] ] ]leep ]? oh my god. >> oh! >> lucky for them, there are sales on this stuff right now. >> thing is, all of these videos of people freaking o

a newspaper made a big boo boo saying he was ejected from the pelicans game. clearly, they meant to say, demarcus cousins. kirk cousins had fun with the obvious mix up. this wasn't an online article where you can go back and correct it. this is in print. so it's forever out there, that kirk cousins plays in the nba. that's just the least of their worries. the redskins? they have so many injuries, they can't even practice. 22 injured guys on the squad. their game is against the giants, and it's in two days, people. >> they need to throw thursday night gas bodies. speaking for us. speaking for any other nfl team. it's hard for you when you just get on the field on sunday, and you've got to prepare in two or three days, and get ready for another physical game. >> most of the players we're playing with at the skill positions have been out there before. we have a can couple of exceptions, but you rely on those reps in training camp. >> if you didn't know, kirk cousins is 0-90 in his career. including 0-3 on thursday. there is good news. the last time the redskins w

and somebody wants it more like 3-d, come, come, come in your face and your eyes boo!ery good movie, but see the movie. good luck. cut. >> jimmy: thank you, yaya, thanks to your nipples too. when we come back, a major announcement that could change the face of this face as we know it and a new remix of "stranger things." so stick around. >>> abc's "jimmy kimmel live" brought to you by rocket mortgage by quicken loans. fighting robots. own destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. s rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure she's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. ♪ you know how you don't talk like this: "play the peter, bjorn and john song called 'young folks' on youtube music" you talk like this: "hey google, play that hipster song with whistling." ♪ it gets that... ...like only google can. ♪ stack that beef. lay that swiss! whoa. ♪ wrap it up. oh, a basket instead. ok. the reuben is back for a limited time at subway. so much reuben. people spend less

. >> that's my little boo-boo. >> jimmy: is that your little boo-boo there?'re going to get blake for christmas? >> i have. he's really hard to buy for, cause he already has the wildebeest. so i was going to get him that. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] what do you get a man who has wildebeest? yeah. >> i think that because he doesn't fit in any of my furniture at my house, he's too big -- like, he literally -- >> jimmy: he's a big dude. >> yeah, and i'm like, "okay i'm going to get you a couch," and that's going to be your christmas present. >> jimmy: you're going to get him a couch? >> yeah, i'm putting it outside, so then he can do like the -- he likes to put fires, and things like that. in l.a. it's kind of -- i don't know, he has to -- i try to make him feel comfortable in l.a. >> jimmy: look at this -- i just turned the thing, and here's him on a chair outside, like an indoor -- >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: with a beer. that's not an outdoor furniture. >> yeah, we're not going to do la-z-boy at my house. >> jimmy: you're not doing la-z-boy at your house?

>> i thought you meant boo 2. >> no. no madea.ot this holiday. >> we know you and your affection for madea. >> oh, yes, although that is what we used to call grandma. that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. we'll see you right back here at 9:00. she's giving away all my secrets. we'll see you bak here at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> hi, everyone. welcome to "on the money." i'm becky quick. back to school to change your career or find a job no matter your age. where there's a big shortage of workers and what one industry is doing about it. >> it's now or never. >>> making the right choice. it's open enrollment time. what you need to know about your benefits before you sign on the dotted line. >>> yes, it's that time of year again. who has the hottest holiday toys you'll be buying this year. they are kid tested and kid approved. > and kate hudson on life as hollywood royalty, her second career, and building her brand and business. "on >> announcer: this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now,

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. >> caller: boo ja jim. about wendy's >> that quarter was fine it's just that i'm a-okay with maktds susan in south carolina. >> caller: hi jim, booyah. >> booyah, susan >> caller: love your show and i've done really well with nvidia but what's happening with aetna? >> these stocks are what i call up stocks. my favorite in the group is united health. aetna's terrific i like them all. richard in ohio. richard. >> caller: jim cramer, buckeye booyah to ya i've been with you since cuddling cramer. >> holy cow that was 46 years ago. >> caller: my stock is an s s. >> we like that. we just covered that stick with it gabe in new jersey. >> caller: hey jim i'm calling about select medical holdings corporations. >> do not make me happy. i think they're too hit or miss. jeff massachusetts. >> caller: jim i next corporation -- th >> that stock has come down. idxx hardly ever comes down i think this is your chance to get in joshua in nevada. >> caller: big booyah cramer i had a question regarding company about boo hal su

her supporters here in the room booed and they continued to boo and she actually told them to stop andthey would also congratulate him as well. she said she is proud of the race they ran. she said she wouldn't do anything differently. they left no stone unturned. and to never forget what they fought for. >> we were fighting for our families and we will continue that fight for lower taxes an safe new jersey. this is not the end. this is the beginning of a good fight. we will keep up that fight! we may have lost the battle but we will win this war in the long run. >> and of course she thanked her supporters who she says made a million phone calls and tens of thousands of door knocks for her campaign. iain? >> all right, shawnette, thank you. >>> another long-time new jersey lawmaker making news tonight republican congressman lobiondo plans to retire at the epidemic of his term. his 12th term his last. he says, i am sincerely humbled by the trust and responsibility the voters placed in me and i am deeply appreciative of the lifetime friendships i've made across the eight counties i repres

. >> boo. >> "washington post". >> they're booing me. >> "washington post" did a great piece a man thatsonation since 96, 97. it's fascinating they did a write-up how he took this personally where he plunged into depression because i mean that was your role that was your thinging. >> all right. >> i guess things have not been going well for him. >> brody. >> does he have his own show. >> we're back after this on "the final 5". >> ref rep dumb was on trumpp but you can't believe it's not a vote of confident and since virginia governors are one and done think about you. it when you're lieutenant governor and fellow democrat wins job it's a sign vir virginiaians are happy with course of commonwealth it may be mcauliffe is attempted to dig his toes into the presidential race. in the end he doesn't have much to loss. on the other hoond pa you're paul ryan it may have gotten tougher. republican have a good run including in utah. lying t big wave of democratic wins in local races. if they can ol lies issues during midterms it may keep gop on their toes. more than a dozen republicans said they

i am willing to debate front of some of canadians, even if some of them boo.because i think you are better than a berkeley audience. [laughter] [applause] but still, you have to have some sense here. that's not what the question is. america has many challenges. venezuela has many challenges. catalonia has many challenges. austria has many challenges. germany has many challenges. britain has many challenges. we are living in a period where our culture and our economy is in turmoil, where systems like facebook and google that are uncontrolled and are changing the landscape and all of us are having to adjust. in that setting, the wording of the debate strikes me as a most -- as almost impossible for them to carry. but the problems of the american democracy are donald trump? he is a manifestation of the problems. he was elected because a vast number of americans are deeply uncomfortable. and they preferred taking the risk on somebody with rough edges, and somebody who occasionally would say rough things because they thought he would break up the system that they t

and somebody wants it more like 3-d, come, come, come in your face and your eyes boo!good movie, go see the movie, and good luck! cut! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, yehya. thanks to your nipples too. we're going to take a break. when we come back, a major announcement from diddy that could change the face of his face as we know it and a very special new remix of "stranger things" so stick around. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptom

. >> trevor: boo! you promised us a wall! boo! ( laughter ) donald trump is such a divorced dad.ng and breaking promises then thinks he can buy our love with one big present. i hate you president dad! that's the big plan for the president and congress. in the three weeks between now and their christmas break, they're planning to push through a massive tax bill with almost no debate, and the question is what's in this christmas package? is it something that everyone wants -- like fingerlings? -- or something no one wants like super gonorrhea? and the answer depends on what kind of person you are, human or corporate. >> corporations and the wealthy will see the biggest tax cuts. >> while the corporate tax cuts would be permanent the tax cuts for american taxpayers would expire after ten years. >> low-income americans would start to see their taxes go up in 202 is, and by 2027, all individuals making $75,000 or less would pay more than under current law. >> trevor: makes sense, corporations get to pay less forever and poor people get to pay less for four years then more, which sound

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that crisis, says experts, is n result o boo m. >> the bay area is ground zero for the housing crisis. >> reporter: experts believe it could get worse. the gop tax plan passed by the house could cut the mortgage interest deduction from 1 million to 500,000. it would cap state and local property tax deductions at $10,000, lower than what many homeowners pay annually. some believe the plan would have the worst impact on bay area housing than any other part of the country because prices are already so high, and inventory so low. >> the bay area has a confluence of factors that really have kept prices high and affordability low. >> reporter: redfin just put out a report saying the number of homes for sale in san jose tumbled nearly 52%. in san francisco, that number fell 28%. and santa clara county reports between 2015 to 2017, the number of homeless increased in cupertino, home of apple, by 74%. in mountain view, that number went up 51%. the crisis has led to clashes between local governments and residents. just last week, amid protests, east palo alto officials booted a row of rvs parke

[boos] you have entire counties across the u.s.t no longer have more than one option for the health care, when people are watching premiums triple, when average basic business owners can no longer afford -- andrew: they wouldn't have health care at all without obamacare. many people have no health care because of it. now they no longer have it. the bigger point is it is hard to sabotage it, but the point is -- it is hard to sabotage something that is failing. but also, the former president, this is a law unilaterally changed more than 42 times himself and changed it himself. this has now become such an elastic definition of what the law is, nobody knows what it is anymore. the prior president didn't respect his own law. andrew: a law does set up an institution and regulation. enforce thatns to law are a part of the interest of the executive branch to make sure the lies properly enforced. the last president attempted to use his executive power to enforce the rule. the current president is using executive power to undermine the rule.

storming of the winter palace was announced several delegates left the room in protest amid loud booing from the bolsheviks urged by lenin the remaining council members decided to seize power. later in the soviet union these events would be called the start of the great october socialist revolution. the first measures taken were a decree on the ownership of land and a decree on making peace. according to the st petersburg newspapers from october the first the soldiers storming the winter palace sang a little song eat your pineapples and so on. in the morning we discovered that immediately after these few cannon shots the siege of the palace ended and the members of the government were arrested. i was suddenly curious to find out what state the palace was really in. i had prepared myself for a scene of total devastation and smoking heaps of rubble but the palace thank god looked as impressive and unshakable as ever. both the square and the surrounding streets were completely deserted beneath the dreary gray sky everything looked like an apparition from the past. all the remaining newspap

i mean really, like every other day somebody's having a bit of a boo huai-- boo hoo, and st a comedytouched upon. >> trevor: if you were to create a season three, where would you take the journey. where does tig go? >> tig goes probably even deeper in to exploring love and, i'm sitting here thinking there's only so much i can say because i haven't gotten a third season. >> trevor: you don't want to shall. >> and there's five other writers that i work with that might be watching this going well, i done think that that is going to happen. or maybe my wife doesn't agree as well. but i'm sitting here going yeah, and then i will do this and maybe-- and then, i can't, have i no idea what is going to happen. >> trevor: either way i'm going to watch t thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you for having me. >> trevor: thank you for being here. it is available on amazon, tig notaro, everybody, we'll be right back.

the hills north of the central belt above boo—a00 metres. heavy rain in places., the higher you go. outbreaks varane in northern ireland, northern england, some down the eastern side of england. for much of southern england, the midlands and wales, just light and patchy, but plenty of cloud. look out my audit is to start the day, so different from house and they started. let's ta ke they started. let's take a look at things through monday. after a wet start for some of us, gradually turning dryer. some brighter breaks to the east of high ground anywhere in the uk but expect a lot of cloud through the day. stills and patchy light rain and drizzle into the afternoon in some spots. whilst most of us are milder, still single figure temperatures in scotland. this is how monday evening shapes up. a lot of cloud, light and patchy rain. a spell of rain and working through northern ireland to northern england and scotland through the night and into tuesday. mild air eventually reaching scotla nd mild air eventually reaching scotland means any snow turning to rain across m

this is really interesting, the crowd booing the chief of the police.r, for them, the police were a force of oppression. the people who took bribes, who intimidated them. the generals who backed mr mnangagwa were listening. what would they do now, i asked their leader? theirjob was done, they were going back to barracks, said general chiwenga. scepticism isjustified, but the people are tired of the old way. they cheered for freedom. today, at least, was no one—party party. fergal keane, bbc news, harare. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. at least 11 people have been killed in a fire at a hotel in georgia. officials say the victims all died from smoke inhalation at the 22—storey leogrand hotel in the black sea resort of batumi. another ten people were taken to hospital and over 100 evacuated. the cause of the blaze is as yet unknown. the united nations says four peacekeepers have been killed and several injured in two separate attacks in mali. in the first attack, three peacekeepers from niger died when they came under fire

. >> if there is how many boo-boo's a the earned income tax credit?. >> andrew these rules something as is this transcribing the wages they will be the effect. that is not what the proposals go to to essentially remind the taxpayer for other expenses of determining net income as a general matter in the case the other is a burden put on the employer to be supplied ruth and the man and address that could be seen as helping better give the irs a way to a check is there a real person at the address?. >> there should be no effect >> the other is leave their burrows be action taken. >> to provide additional terminals -- to as with their vacation. >> if this measure does sarah would provide we do that in the first place? this is the way for with the irs to not let people use those in the mistaken way if there is recourse. >> that unintentional mistake does not preclude someone from receiving the earned income tax credit and google's proposal. we have not analyzed the revenue and you might gather from my comments we don't think they don't have a large revenue

and the crowd boos her. they boo her. so i said -- listen everybody, i'll handle this.hat ma'am? she says, "honor the president." now she's getting madder. they boo her again. i said, "whoa, whoa, whoa, wait, wait. wait, ma'am, this is just humor, these are just jokes, you know. and i totally appreciate that -- how you feel about him, that's your right and everything. these are just -- we're just having a good. she yells it again, "honor the president."" so you feel like you're losing the show, so i said, "ma'am, i'm going to use your own president's words on you, if you love him so much, "get her out." [ laughter and applause ] [ rim shot ] so -- the audience stands up and they -- they took her out, you know, with a, "i'll get you!" so, after the show, i do these meet and greets where people pay more money and they come backstage, you take a picture with them. you get to mingle and talk with them. her husband comes backstage. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: he stayed? >> he stayed! [ laughter and applause ] he said, "i love you." [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i mean,