not a lot of bourbon. >> did you just put bourbon in mayonnaise. >> it's great.y thing that goes in next is a teaspoon of smoked paprika and black person. that's all you need. i usually stamp out these little rounds. it's absolutely fabulous. give this is a good stir at home. it really comes together and its the secret to is sandwich. tomato and the lettuce. that's the secret right there. >> there's nothing wrong. bacon and mayo. >> with a it will bit of tomato. you're going t good? that easy, that good. . of course, we went in -- great dessert you had the recipe. pecan fudge with a little bourbon. >> what's going on here? >> you're having a derby party without me. >> diane, you won't miss any party. >> thank you, tim. kendis trying to keep it all to himself. can't allow that. cheers. >> cheers to the derby. we're having fun now. >> thank you for joining the party. >> thank you. >> it's that easy. >> whisky and everything. >> you can melt the choke lit chips in the microwave. >> don't you love the peach? >> i love the peach. >> who's going to win this year? >> i

neat. >> i need bourbon to understand jonas. >> i need bourbon to live with im.cans, it is the number one question:who will be donald trump's number two? it wasn't that long ago the outsider told me he would need an insider. >> i would say it would be better for me to choose someone that is very political that can help us out politically. because i've got a lot of other qualities. and i'm very political also but i don't think we need two guys like me. >> okay. so somebody who -- >> yeah in my case i think i'm better with a very political person. so i think i would keep it that way. >> that was back in new hampshire when we didn't think we'd see this day. now we are. welcome back.

bourbon drinker. neat. >> i need bourbon to understand jonas. >> i need bourbon to live with im. thank you everybody. neil is now. ♪ ♪ >>> for republicans, it is the number one question:who will be donald trump's number two? it wasn't that long ago the outsider told me he would need an insider. >> i would say it would be better for me to choose someone that is very political that can help us out politically. because i've got a lot of other qualities. and i'm very political also but i don't think we need two guys like me. >> okay. so somebody who -- >> yeah in my case i think i'm better with a very political person. so i think i would keep it that way. >> that was back in new hampshire when we didn't think we'd see this day. now we are. welcome back. and the dharm needs someone who knows how to work the board. the non politician who raled against the system in search of a savvy politician who knows the system. as you have just seen continue to do a great job on bulls and bears. adam will be next week after the fact he gets over donald trump clinched the nomination this week. to ch

strong. >> no, it's good. >> not strong is it. >> bourbon has a very -- do you like bourbon. >> i don'tnow. unless it's mixed with things. i don't know what any of the liquors taste like except for vodka which takes like nothing. >> we're already planning it. so nyquist who won the kentucky derby is the favorite to win the preakness. there may be a delay. who knows. >> it airs tomorrow night on nbc. >> 5:00. so something weird happened on ellen. kanye was on and ell desire to make an impact on the world and he decided he was going to speak for 8 minutes straight. like straight. >> how is that possible? where was the commercial? >> i don't know but here's a tiny bit of what he said. >> picasso is dead. steve jobs is dead. walt disney is dead. name somebody left that you can name in the same breath as them. don tell me about being likable. we have 100 years here. we're one race. the human race. one civilization. we're a blip in the existence of the universe and we constantly trying to pull each other down. not doing things to help each other. that's my point. it's like i'm shaking talking

i saw a scruffy looking dude in a trucker cap, who always seemed to have a bottle of really good bourbona weller, 1991, 18 years old. this is the end of great whiskey. it didn't come in this bottle. this is my travel bottle because it's plastic, you see, so it don't break when you get rowdy. ♪ >> anthony: it took me a little time to discover the ferocious intellect, the inquiring nature, the uniquely focused and purposeful talent of the man. without a doubt, one of america's most important chefs. a guy who's redefining what not just southern cooking is, was, and can be, but american cooking as a whole. >> sean: one, two, three! ♪ >> anthony: we're gonna talk a lot about this over the next week, about the notions of universal awesomeness. is the waffle house universally awesome? >> sean: we have one choice for late-night eating and it's the waffle house. and they create this environment where no matter how blitzed you are, or how normal you are, you are welcomed and treated equally with an experience. it's not just, like, you know, eating a plate of food. >> anthony: you're talking about

. >> this is a walnut bourbon cream cheese crepe. >> what, bourbon it is 9:00 o'clock. >> you don't mind that is fantastic. >> yes. >> i didn't think it would be that good. >> i try. >> you guys just do all kinds of crepes then at your place. >> i have a restaurant where i do cooking classes at my cookbook store. >> are you a married guy. >> yes. >> okay. our next restaurant. >> go ahead, mike what is this. >> this is our take on a surf and turf eggs bendik, my dad fridays italy, well, cecily. fresh off the boat kind of deal. he is a nice guy. that is an even establishing muffin. i didn't come prepared with a knife. the next one, that is rib eye on the bottom with sauteed spinach, garlic, oil and fresh maine lobster week. it is a pain in the butt but we do it. >> perfect. >> on to the next. >> who do we have here. >> we are mom's restaurant in doylestown. >> is this your momma's cooking. >> no, it is his cooking. >> why do you call it max. >> it stand for maxwell. >> it stand for mom. >> okay. what is he eating. >> these are homemade biscuit with sausage gravy. >> look at that with the g

dressever seen anyone better, he drinks the best bourbon, and he goes to fashion week in paris.ryone falls all over him. i don't feel bad for kevin one bit. moderator: what about snapchat? >> snapchat is very real. they came up to me after the event i did and said we are big fans. i said i don't get it. did you pass onator snapchat? >> i passed on dropbox. i passed on airbnb. i focus on the negative case that i miss all the positive. i think someone is going to get raped or murdered while they are staying at someone else's house and the blood will be on your hands. i literally said that to them. moderator: you didn't pass on uber? >> i was lucky to be one of the first. inventiveey have used tactics. moderator: how to big -- how big can they be? >> i think that is limitless. they are nailing the food business right now. fedex? r: picking on >> they are delivering packages in hong kong. i didn't invest in ship because i think that is something deeper will do. -- uber will do. i think kevin's ability to execute on that is unlimited. travis was the unofficial mayor in kentucky. you

. >> last week was bourbon. this week a is beer. something you should tell us jonas? >>> all right.republican establishment. it is donald trump's real problem with the media establishment? hi everyone. i'm neil cavuto. and now that he's the presumptive gop nominee, all of a sudden these are the trump stories we start seeing. the washington post front page expose on his playbook past. the new york "daily news," declareing him less popular than lies. than lies. and the lies we understood were upset. anyway charles is asking where is the same over the top type of stories on hillary clinton? bernie sanders? i'm not saying they are not out there but there are n

kentucky bourbon style. ted cruz will try to make the case that he can win in indiana.willi he, he has done everything he can to raise the stakes of indiana which, in turn, may be an achilles heel. now what does he do if he loses? >> it may be over if he loses. >> yeah. >> chuck todd, thank you. we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today" and over on msnbc later. enjoy the rest of your sunday. . >>> as we head into the 9:00 hour, breaking news about a csx rain that has derailed causing a hazmat situation. . >> this is in the 900 blockhode metro station. d.c. fire shutting down rhode island avenue between 4th and 10th streets northeast. we know that several railcars have overturned and one of them at least one of them is leaking hazardous fluids. derrick ward just arrived to the scene, derrick, what you can tell us? >> reporter: we've actually been here for about a half an hour and we're at the franklin street bridge. take a look. what you're seeing at the he far end under that footbridge a carries coal. it has derailed. cars immediately

about bourbon. >> no, i wanted to talk about the video message. >> that's very sweet. >> a very bighelping pull that off. >> i appreciate that. >> imagine how quickly he got back to me on text message about that, too. >> i was teasing you. >> so now it's time for us to wish our moms happy mother's day. here is my mother, carol. there we go. and now you see where i got my debonair good looks. amazing. >> i feel like maybe the good looks skipped a generation. it can happen. >> there is my mom and my daughter right there. happy mother's day to my mom. and my 18-month-old. and of course, we do have some more viewer pictures as well. >> it's amazing how many people flood in on twitter responses when you offer to put them on television. here it is as we run through the pictures of moms on mother's day. and what a special day it is. when i was younger, i made the mistake once of asking, if we have mother's day, perhaps we should have kids day sometimes. that did not go over so well. >> you know what kids day is? it's every single day of the year. >> spoken like a true mother. >> mothers ge

barrel agedree beers it's kentucky bourbon.. this is really- kind of a cool concept. mint julep in the beer.ulep in e i like it. >> it's really good.>>real >> what time does the partys par start tomorrow at jack rose. >> 3:00 p.m. opening the doors. specials are good till 7:00.l:0 about that time we'll have hatst >> dress up. >> we have sandwiches as well. a >> don't be late to the pear.te we got enough for everybody.dy >> cheers!>>s! >> have a fantastic weekend andd happy mother' days, everybody!ry we salute you this weekend. weed >> who wants to dance with me? come on.come on. ♪ >>> it's time on "the wendy williams show." [ cheers and applause ] >> the kids have come to play today. >> you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. >> all hot topics, all hour long, all week. i give it to you straight, no chaser. ♪ >> announcer: now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wendy: good to see you again. here we go. thank you for watching our show. these are my mother friends.

. >> last week was bourbon. this week a is beer. something you should tell us jonas? >>> all right. forget the republican establishment. it is donald trump's real problem with the media establishment? hi everyone. i'm neil cavuto. and now that he's the presumptive gop nominee, all of a sudden these are the trump stories we start seeing. the washington post front page expose on his playbook past. the new york "daily news," declaring him less popular than lies. than lies. and the lies we understood were upset. anyway, charles is asking where is the same over the top type of stories on hillary clinton? bernie sanders? i'm not saying they are not out there but there are not as many of them out there. also joining us. -- usual great job hosting bulls and bears. happy to have all here. okay, if you are going to hire a 25 person team at the washington post to dig into donald trump. have at it. i just didn't remember hearing the same zeal with senator barack obama or quite the enthusiasm with hillary clinton. doesn't mean i'm not seeing it. just not to the same degree. >> a large degree the

>> billy: i have to say, i'm usually a bourbon kind of guy, but this vino you likes kind

>> billy: i have to say, i'm usually a bourbon kind of guy, but this vino you like is kind

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brian fallon tweeted bourbon, neat. sanders came up the winner in oregon. his wife jane delivered the news while he was on stage in front of 11,000 people in california. and as the crowd loudly cheered bernie or bust, the democratic party has to watch this play out a while longer. >> let me also say a word to the leadership of the democratic party. it can do the right thing and open its doors and welcome in to the party people who are prepared to fight for real economic and social change. the other option for the democratic party which i see as a very sad and tragic option is to maintain the status quo structure, remain dependent on big money campaign contributions. and be a party with limited participation and limited energy. and a party which incredibly is allowing a right wing extremist republican party to capture the votes of a majority of working people in this country. now, i come from the working class of this country and i will be damned -- i will be damned if we will allow the republican party whose job is to represent the rich and the powerful to

it is okay to leave work and go home and pour yourself a beer or a nice glass of bourbon, but not okay to smoke some weed? >> that sounds ridiculous to me as does in sports, right? basketball players, the nba, you just competed. the last thing you want to do 1 be stoned and play basketball. but you want to come down after playing so why should that trigger any penalties? >> i am fairly certain the knicks have been stoned for years. >> rashid wallace built a whole career out of that. >> all of that said, if you can't smoke smoking pot long enough to take a drug test -- >> it is motivation for something in life. >> joe, you said they did say your stool was a little off. was there a pillow on it? >> they didn't ask for a stool sample. >> are you a polite human being "ironman" director said he was changed from female to male and you said this was a business decision and it wasn't sexism. why can't it be a sexist business decision? >> everybody is sexist for buying action figures. they are looking at charts and numbers to see what is selling and what is not selling. >> don't call me sexist

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she is more southern than a deep fried bourbon battered virginia slim. fox business contributor dagen manage dowel. and he is pricklier than a 5:00 shadow. let's start the show. >> get packing. there is a new self-help guru in town. a group of read it users are living their lives based on the teachings of one donald trump. their mantra is myga or make yourself great again. it is the white males who credits with everything to help quitting smoking to asking out hot chick. one read iter said it may sound lame, but it has lead to positive changes in my life. ad adds, trump has inspired me. i am getting sober and doing my bit to make america great again. the apprentice showed me what a world class alpha male looks like and operates as a group of dominant alphas you can achieve impossible things. i am inspired by this. i think this is great and he is making america great one dude at a time. >> exactly and it will convert more people to liking smoked glass and brass again. and salmon colored marble. in a world on social media applying eye liner is just as grea

major milestone, 14 million-barrel of bourbon.t, from bourbon to the markets this morning, we might need some, nikkei still closed for a holiday. in europe investors looking at a mixed bag for earnings and lead to go more than a 1% loss on the ftse in london. in the u.s., futures off 100 points, s&p futures off 13, nasdaq off about 30. all of that coming up and joining me this hour and for the whole show fox business dagen mcdowell, heritage founder steve moore, let's not add anymore to that title, steve and leanor hopkins. dagen: i like watching the speeches live because i wasn't expect the ted cruz. i saw it after ted cruz's daddy about oswald thing. he's out. >> i have to say on this show i said for the last eight to ten weeks that the republicans are not going to go to the nomination and trump would get this locked up and last night he did it. sandra: a complementary donald trump. we have dr. ben carson coming up. we want to get right to him. and republican congressman peter king is going to weigh in on all of this and former

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>> one of our chief spokespersons saying he was drinking bourbon. so they're very happy with this. it's only 1800 votes, it would be a different story if she'd lost. kentucky democratic party sent out an alert declaring she's going to be the victor in this race. so it about getting another bad news cycle if she would have lost it. now, she comes out with a win and if she loses oregon she can come out with a tie. >> that is not unexpected. again, under resources are there financial things? is there energy? >> well, we just saw in kentucky she spent several events there, i think over 11 events in kentucky in past weeks, plus, she's been spending ad dollars as well. it cost her in indiana. she doesn't want to make the same mistakes. inform kentucky it falls into that area which she'd been having problems with. especially after the coal miner comments. that is doesn't change very much. we know she's going to be the nominee. and her campaign saying look. we've got to win. sanders still had impressive numbers. >> he continues to drop and he's got passionate supporters. now how does the c

>> vodka, bourbon, apple juice, pineapple juice. >> is it good?t know what the liquors taste like, except for vodka, which tastes like nothing which i like. >> great if you'll have a martini. >> already planning it. nyquist, who won the kentucky derby, is the favorite for the preakness. there is rain expected, so there may be a delay. who knows. >> airs tomorrow night on nbc. >> 5:00. >>> something weird happened on "ellen." kanye was on yesterday. ellen asked him, kind of a general question about his desire to make an impact on the world. he decided, during that -- after that question, he was going to speak for eight minutes straight. like straight. >> how is that possible? where was the commercial? >> i don't know. here's a tiny bit of what he said. >> okay. >> picasso is dead. steve jobs is dead. walt disney is dead. name somebody living that you can name in the same breath as them. don't tell me about being likable. we've got a hundred years here. we're one race, the human race. one civilization. we're a blip in the existence of the universe.

. >> ten mint leaves -- -- and kentucky bourbon whiskey. >> sounds pretty good. >> very good.e back today's must reads. you're watching cnbc first in business worldwide. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels super clean! oral-b. know you're getting a superior clean. i'm never going back to a manual brush. >>> stories catching our attention. the op ed by peggy noonan. everyone is trying to say what to say about the trump presumptive candidacy here. trump was a spark not the fire she writes. she says that now we face six months of what historically will be a hellacious campaign. noonan writes they characterize themselves the majority of gop voters are now supporting the candidate who's been to the left of the party's establish

in fact, inside each and every jim beam barrel, the bourbon is aging, building a fuller, smoother flavoristory is made from the inside. how will you make yours? >> she uses you against the rest of us. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. >> here's one of 30 examples. she blew off alex's graduation. she didn't tell us. she made do you do it so we would dump on you instead of her, and now she bans me from giving a toast and we're fighting about it. she's using you as a human shield. does that feel like a good relationship. julie bowen is with us. >> jimmy: my wife and i there was a funny scene where you're talking on a speakerphone and phil hears something he shouldn't hear. i'm amazed this show is still funny. >> it's based on what everybody has. everybody has a family or came from a family. it's not like a stuffed octopus and you don't have that many stories. it's based in reality. >> jimmy: it really does everything you think that happened to me somehow. >> exactly, and we often fight about that and no, that was my story. and everybody thinking it was actually their story, but i

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>> well, this is some bourbon iced tea. >> stephen: had a few of those last night. >> this is a goodthere's our chicken. we've already done it. i did a great job. >> here's the thing about fried chicken. one of the keys is buttermilk. you want to soak it in buttermilk and get the flour and the seasonings and you want to dredge it. but you know what i like to do? after i marinate in the buttermilk, i put it in the oven, bake it, dredge it and fry it so it's perfect all the way through. >> stephen: it's perfect, baked-fried. >> i'm giving only you this tip. (cheering) >> stephen: don't tell anybody. do i bludgeoned an intruder if they come to steal -- >> you grab flour, baking soda, salt. throw it into the pool. then we'll put unsalted butter in there as well. >> stephen: can't go wrong with butter. >> i have no idea what this is called but it pushes around the butter. we'll add buttermilk to that, please. >> stephen: there is no butter in buttermilk, right? >> right. >> stephen: why is it called buttermilk? >> i have no idea. >> stephen: welcome to the most informative -- >> ever! of

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i just do not see the women who are potential for grabs for him say the bourbon women, republicans suburban women, i just don't think they're gonna look at that say he really has a point, she has done nothing except be a woman her whole career. not convincing. so as with anything trump related, i guess guess i'm prepared to be proven wrong. one final thing is, i cannot wait for those debates. i think that -- there such different characters it's like i cannot even come up with the animals in the cage analogy. i think she has every prospect of really getting under his skin in some way in the debates. and having him say something that is going to be splashed all over the news. of course, maybe he has a prospect of getting under her skin but she has done more debates. so sign me up. [laughter] >> the floor is yours. >> oh, the good old days. >> i want to say something a little different because i think people form judgment and you try to have an open heart and open mind, and i think everybody is trying to figure out how somebody that seems to say things that are so outrageous can end up where t

like bourbon in washington for us. nicole: it would allow victims to sue the government of saudi arabia. the legislation gives families the right to sue the saudi government in the chorus for any role they may have played in the attacks. the obama administration threatened to veto the legislation say nick post legal risks to americans overseas. saudi arabia has threatened to withdraw billions of dollars from the united states economy. the legislation now heads to the house. lauren: commuters may have robust dedicated into new york city this morning. a major disruption into and out of grand central rush hour last night when this fire broke out under a section of the elevated tracks. the chemicals that are stored that operates underneath the tracks. governor cuomo said safety is an issue here. it is a significant safety issue. the point now is to do an assessment of the integrity of the columns and the cross beams, the fire was so hot that they could hear the river. lauren: limited service has been restored this morning.