please welcome quinta brunson!s. >> thank you. i had to show the girls i could do it real quick. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good to finally meet you. >> i know. >> jimmy: i feel like i know you, but i don't know you. >> why do you feel that way? >> jimmy: you were on the show when i was not here, i watched you the show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i've watched you on your various projects. >> that's true. i feel like i know you too. i watch you at night -- on your television show, not at night. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a completely artificial relationship. and the show is really great. [ cheers and applause ] i think it will be one of these shows -- i don't want to set the bar too high, but i feel this is going to be a show that's going to be on in nine years, we're still going to be watching this show. >> i'm going to just receive it. [ laughter ] i can't do anything but just receive that -- you were one of the first people who got to see the show. and believe in the show, if you recall. >> jimmy: yes, i do recal

>> i'm here with the show's creator, quinta brunson.eachers here. quinta, just like your character on the show, the teacher that we are profiling, like your character, wants the students to succeed in and out of the classroom. keep coming with me. don't be scared. don't be scared. then t.j. -- we're doing a little dance here like gregory. like gregory. >> good morning. happy monday. >> t.j., you surprised the teacher this morning. >> i did, and this is going to be a part of the surprise. she hasn't seen this hallway. this is jamee from mural arts philadelphia. they put this together in a matter of days. it's part of the big surprise. she has no idea the hallway looks like this. >> this is one of many surprises we have in store, so stay with >> we're looking forward to that. >>> we'll get to the news. we start with the battle of ukraine. ukrainian and russian officials are meeting this morning to discuss a possible cease-fire after vladimir putin put his nuclear forces on high alert. we go back to our senior foreign correspondent ian pan

reggie: actress quinta brunson is having a moment. >> i'm janine tiegs.en teaching here at abbott elementary for a year now. reggie: her new sitcom abbott elementary is one of the best reviewed and most-watched of the season. she says the best part is her parents love sitcoms and now they understand what she does for a living. the 32-year-old explains her parents were confused when she worked at buzzfeed making pretty decent money. >> my mom did not know what buzzfeed was. she asked if i was stripping. this is a very concrete thing that is understandable to the whole family. reggie: elementary airs tonight on abc seven. kumasi: are you caught up? reggie: i watched it last night. drew: i didn't watch last night's yet. kumasi: can we talk about when melissa took off those earrings? reggie: she said hold my gold, it is going down. that was a wonderful moment. kumasi: it is such a funny show. i am constantly laughing. everything. reggie: the principle is my favorite -- the principal is my favorite. quinta brunson got for abbott elementary based on her mom's e

jimmy kimmel >>ou: fromolwo lily james and sebastian stan -- quinta brunson -- and music from eric bellinger, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you. very nice. thank you. welcome. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i'm glad to be here, i hope you are too. i'm glad to be at work. i had, an incident at home last night. i didn't tell you this, guillermo. it didn't really happen at home. it happened at school. so on sunday night, i made the kids, who are 4 and 7, billy and

guy brunson is here to break everything down. he's next. ♪♪ sip from my new mug. that is delicious.ike freedom. joe rogan will not be silent according to spotify ceo in a memo from employees after video compilation surfaced rogan repeatedly saying the n-word. that prompted more calls for him to be canceled outright. here's what the podcast host had to say about all of. >> there's a video that's out that is a compilation of me saying the n-word. it's a video made of clips taken out of context of me of 12 years of conversations on my podcast and it smashed together and it looks horrible even to me. there's nothing i can do to take that back. i wish i could, i do hope that if anything but this can be a teachable moment. kennedy: spotify removed 100 old episodes of the joe rogan experience of the controversy. fresh air. the company is committed to assessing $100 million in content from historically marginalized groups. like the duke of suffolk. that's finally satisfied the walk mob. host of the guy benson show only on fox news radio, it is guy benson. welcome back. you are my favorite n

good evening, i am guy brunson and for kennedy tonight. weeks the world has been on edge as russia mask nearly 200,000 troops on the border with ukraine. look at follow the largest war in europe since allies defeated the nazis. of speech today had a series of grievances, many ridiculous against the west and claimed ukraine isn't even a real countries. many are nonstretchable officially recognized so-called breakaway regions in ukraine so he may have a so-called legal pretext to roll it, watch. >> i consider it necessary to take a long overdue decision to recognize independent sovereignty for pupils republican. i'm asking the federal assembly of the russian federation to support this and ratify friendship and mutual assistance with both republics. these documents will be prepared and signed in the immediate future and demand for those who took over and retained the power to immediately drop combat activity, otherwise responsible for continuing bloodshed rely on the shoulders of ukrainian regime. >> ukrainian regime. elected democratic gover

good evening, i am guy brunson and for kennedy tonight.ly 200,000 troops on the border with ukraine. look at follow the largest war in europe since allies defeated the nazis. of speech today had a series of grievances, many ridiculous agains

tomorrow night, i'll be joined by lily james, sebastian stan, and quinta brunson, with music sevyn.ricering ] ♪ every night when i close my eyes, and all my troubles they fade. ♪ still every morning when i rise, just sleeping in this bed that i made ♪ ♪ this bed i made, yeah ♪ ♪ i complain to the stars it didn't get me very far ♪ ♪ cause all my problems they follow me i flew to the moon ♪ ♪ but it wasn't far enough away from you cause all our problems they follow me ♪ ♪ and every night i close my eyes and all my troubles fade ♪ ♪ and every morning when i rise i'm just sleeping in this bed i made ♪ ♪ oh, this bed that i made ♪ ♪ one million times inside of my mind i have justified baby ♪ ♪ but all my problems still follow me and i discovered a way ♪ ♪ to cleverly avoid the blame but all my problems still follow me ♪ ♪ and every night i close my eyes all my troubles fade ♪ ♪ but every morning when i rise i'm just sleeping in this bed i made ♪ ♪ i can't outrun the pain oh no, no, no, no oh should have faced these demons as they came yeah ♪ ♪ and what i wouldn't trade to make some room in

the irony in it is that john brown and abraham lincoln answers this question of what you do john brunson will will take emancipation and abraham lincoln said were going to take theou peaceful act abraham lincoln in the first wan american history, many people dd in theut end is the result that john brown wanted and he prophesied this had 1839. there and pursue the questions. >> thank you to you both so much for a wonderful talk and we got questions comedian and i want to remind our viewers and home then you can post the questions on facebook or twitter and youtube will get to read them on the hair and i'll start bill, with you, can you talk a little bit, you talk about frederick douglass and his views in lincoln and can you talk about douglas experiences with these two men now douglass viewed them soon at first of all, he's an author of a book about john - and every applicant and if frederick douglass didn't exist or i would've looked to somebody like him, and he lived at the same time but they never met each other have never met directly doing the same issues from different perspectives.

. >> the case has attracted international attention, andrew brunson who was held for two years traveled expected march 30, and she is facing two-year sentence plus a fine, john. >> john: latest from new york, thank you. check out her faith podcast for an extended interview with that lawmaker, and jonathan turley will talk next hour more about the case. >> sandra: bombshell report from homeland security, migrant encounters in january almost doubled from 2021. still waiting on the annual i.c.e. border report for 2021, several weeks past its due date. byron york is chief political correspondent and fox news contributor. you find editorial or papers writing about it, nobody is asking where it is. it's like they did not put it out there, people reported on it, still have not put it out there and it's kind of going away. that is an important thing that is happening. they don't seem to be releasing that report, why? >> absolutely true. i mean, we hear every day in the white house briefing room there is extensive talk about the border, but it's the russia-ukraine border and not the u.s.-mexico

pastor brunson traveled to finland to support her.who delined the comment on the case. a ruling is expected march 30th. the woman is facing a two year sentence plus a fine. >> dana: lauren has more of that interview and catch it on the lighthouse faith podcast which you should follow. >> bill: bring in shannon bream. fox news legal correspondent. how are you doing, shannon? this is finland. what is going on? >> it is so interesting because it is a western advanced country so we're always looking to see what's going on around the world in critical legal cases. the statute in finland says if a person expresses an opinion or another message that is deemed to threaten or insult someone that person could face imprisonment for up to two years. it is hard to imagine how in this day in age of twitter and everything else out there how insulting someone could get you two years if jail. whether you agree with this former member of parliament once the interior minister. medical doctor married to pastor and involved if her community and contributi

quinta brunson is tiny, but she is an excellent leader as our executive producer. >> it's really interestinghis, right, because so many social media platforms have democratized the process of achieving success and fame, and getting content out there that reflects all of our lived experiences, and she's one person who's done that. she seems, you know, so funny. what is it like working with her, and you know, kind of seeing this young woman come into her own after just really being like a you tube star, so to speak? >> she is a full and complete human being. she's young, she is growing, as executive producer she is at the helm and she -- i said earlier, she's a wonderful leader. she has kindness, compassion, and she is smart. she knows what she's doing, and she leads with her heart. it is very easy to get on these sets with folks who don't know what they're doing, but they think they know what it's like to be in charge. they think they know what it's like to be a star, and all she is being is the best human being she can. she has a direction for this show. and obviously, it has hit home with s

we'll talk to them in just a moment but first let's bring in our dating expert paul brunson.on. if there's no physical attraction, it's going nowhere quickly. so you want to try to figure out if you think there could be physical attraction. number two, values. values are our rule book to life. make sure there are similar values. last but not least, personality. you want to find out if the personality is complimentary, not the same, because personality helps to drive our communication. if you can get all three of those, that is a great match. >> oh, that would be a great match. now, paul, based off those three categories you've helped us write some questions for our singles to get to know each other better and i got them all right here in this box and arianna, we will start with you. what physical attributes are you generally attracted to? >> hi, definitely a good smile. i think you can tell a lot about somebody by that. >> all right, now, molly, on to you. if you had $1,000 right now how would you spend it? >> well, michael, i have a bucket list item to sit courtside at the k

our dating expert, paul brunson watching along with us. to weigh in. we might have a match here. ♪ bring me a higher love ♪ >> reporter: our viewers voted arianna and sammy as a likely match and sent them on a first date. >> we have a "gma" matchmaker apron. >> love it. >> reporter: to help break the ice, chefs and owners of new york's don angie gave the daters a private cooking clasp. >> today we are going to walk you through a recipe for rosemary lemon cookies. from our new cookbook. >> reporter: together, they put their chef skills to the test. >> smells amazing. >> it really does. >> have you ever used one of these guys? a zester. >> no. >> we do it like this. >> would you like this one? >> sure. >> i'm just so used to doing everything on my own. it's nice just having another set of hands to help out and share an experience with. >> i honestly think teamwork is the most important thing. i think that's everything. if you are struggling with something, someone else has your back and vice versa. >> reporter: and after finishing off their cookies, some