i just wanted to say, "carol burnett called." >> jimmy: it causes anxiety? >> also excitement.magining she wanted to do a new variety show with me, or she wanted to do this, or i kept, you know, dreaming about what it could be she wanted. then when i called her, she wanted me to use her dresser on broadway. which i end up doing. but it wasn't as, you know, elaborate in my mind. >> jimmy: yeah, but still good. still, if you told your young self, when you were watching that show and were thinking about carol burnett, like oh wow, i want to do that. what do you think -- how -- i mean, first of all, you have to explain worlgts to yourself. [ laughter ] i mean, just the iphone alone is mind blowing to start with. >> i would never have thought in a million years i would ever, ever be in the same room with carol burnett. truly. i wouldn't have known, i couldn't have known. if i did know, i don't know what i would have told myself. "go to the gym." something like that. >> jimmy: speaking of the gym, this movie of yours is -- i mean, very unexpected, i think. >> right? >> jimmy: yeah. i

you know the biden thing is sad but will reminds me of old carole burnett show tim conway oldest man bumbling was funny on carol burnett not funny when leader of the world nobody is paying attention to him there is no way running for the secretary term, once the republicans take over the house and maybe the senate, the investigations begin, his agenda stops, and he is going to have to declare early whether running or not he won't. and are there not going to let him democrats will never let him run, you know, he is going to be lame-duck very early maybe it is best, nothing happens in washington. and we kind of move on with our lives. maria: we will take a short break when we come back stocks plummeting british up and down near all-time low a lot of date this week third quarter comes to an end goub we're going to take a look book and ahead with merrill lynch money, here. >> you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. . >> ♪ . another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from com

. ♪ i'm so glad we had this time together ♪ >> carol burnett show. >> victor, yay, i like it. >> goodht, everybody. >> see you quizzing me. quizzing me on live television. >> i thought you were going to sing it with me. >> no. >> anyways. >> all right. >> see you, vicky lawrence. talk to you later. bye. victor blackwell, vicky lawrence. thank you, everyone for joining us. this is "don lemon tonight." president joe biden in a major prime time speech, did you see it? saying he is battling for the soul of america. that is the former president is battling america's institutions in court, and we just heard from president biden speaking in philadelphia in a fiery 24 minute speech calling out donald trump by name and warning that what he calls maga republicans are a threat to america, while making it clear that when he says maga republicans, he doesn't mean all republicans. >> too much of what's happening in our country today is not normal. donald trump and the maga republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. now, i want to be very clear -- [ appla

all of the games from "saturday night live," joan rivers, carol burnett, and lucille ball.ack -- phyllis diller, hilarious. i could go on. but we are now back to get in the kitchen and pound out some biscuits. >> greg: the good old days. as a success would say. here is my argument, talented daily show, too political on her show. and when you get too political you can't be that funny anymore, because you are too angry. >> can she hear herself? no self awareness that everything coming out of her mug is painfully unfunny. it's like i know i can't be a stripper. you know, i am -- >> greg: don't sell yourself short! i know just the plate. >> i am old as methuselah, my nickname is flapjack, and the only dance i know are some hand moves from "cats." >> there is a market for everything. >> greg: there really is. there's someone for everybody. i think that crazy lady over there made a good point about diversity of thought. this is not about like race or gender, we would be successful, but it's about that they can't talk about certain things. we can talk about everything. >> this is

. ♪ i'm so glad we had this time together ♪ >> carol burnett show. >> victor, yay, i like it. >> gooding me. quizzing me on live television. >> i thought you were going to sing it with me. >> no. >> anyways. >> all right. >> see you, vicky lawrence. talk to you later.

she did that great send-up of herself where she dressed like carol burnett's char woman and and sent came out into the tune of secondhand rose and i'm wearing second hand clothes. i'm wearing second and close and she brought the house down and and if if you are being attacked and you can make fun of yourself or poke fun at yourself, that's a lesson, of course to be learned. let's talk about some other technological changes. that would have changed the role of first lady and that is as travel became more of an opportunity and ease or ease of travel. so the railroads come into being and then obviously planes about all of the first ladies that you know, and you've studied and what travel then actually contributed to their own work and to the work of their husbands. well, the pokes did a trip down to the south. and sarah polk went with him. and this was one of the early opportunities for a woman to be beside her husband someplace outside of washington. you know, this was the thing if anyone knew about the first ladies outside of the washington area, it was either in their home state or f