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the democratic bench is thinner than chris wallace's demo reel from cnn plus.anks i just needed to get that in there. inflation, crime, mental health is the biggest the biggest issues of our time. every one of those the democrats of kind of made it worse even knowing the outcome of the lucas crime rates they defunded the police and demoralize the police. this is appearing, half a trillion, that's can be one inflation point right? they look the city streets look at social media. we have an epidemic of mental illness going on and he can put people into therapy or treatment because it's a violation of their rights. so even i guess i'm getting at is even if one democrat wins that is insane. this is probably the greatest opportunity for the republicans who actually clear the table if that's the right phrase because those metrics that i mention are so important. the only thing that will stop us as if the media decides to take those metrics off. laptop or create a new hoax which up and try to figure out what the next hoaxes can be because it can be a big one. i do kno

and chris wallace may take over on chris cuomo's spot on cnn. all of the shows will be replaced by this for the final week. >> oh, man. >> yeah. >> dana perino, you are the business mind. they say it was a bad business model. no it was a bad product. cnn is only worth it when it's free. remember when you got a fake magazine with fake articles. that's what cnn was. >> you can't get away from it. in the airport avert your eyes. you will turn into a pillar of salt. >> greg: or boredom. >> the business division, warner brothers discovery, it was part of at&t and spun off. they merged with discovery just 2 weeks ago. why did they launch this sack of [bleep] right before the merger? the thinking had to have been we have to get this thing out because it buys us a year of life. they had no idea that the management of the new company would come in and can it approximatelied. -- immediately. get it out or they would nuke it. after 2 weeks you have to get out of here. they wanted people to pay $6 a month to watch chris wallace interview people we thought w

talking about tech, i don't understand why people would tune into this guy and i guess chris wallace,ntioned chris wallace, i'm not going to critique his journalism abilities, i'm sure he's good at his job, i didn't watch him much when he was on our network. >> tucker: i'm with you, man. speak of that is not going to sell it. i think that is the problem, and it probably took david's outlaw, point oh very welcome i know what is in his mind and that is how i got onto the story, about5 seconds, big-budget, and we have to guide $40 million because discovery just bought time warner and david runs discovery, so where is the low-hanging fruit. cnn plus. >> tucker: i keep thinking they spend, i'm all for news companies spending a lot of money. on the other hand they really send a billion dollars to bring me a tony fauci interview with chris wallace or whatever? >> let's be clear, it's $500 million, jake tapper's book club interviewing tony fauci about mask mandates. are you going to walk away with that with blaring headlines, it's predictably left progressive on the table side and it's predic

chris wallace it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. ♪ ♪ kamala harris once again trying toworld's worst boss staffers are desperately fleeing as the vice presidency turns into a sinking ship. yet another aid is bolting after a week of flops, cringeworthy comments and all-around bad news. combos chief of staff will be the 13th and most senior aides to get out after reports of a toxic and abusive workplace. in the most important job she was put in charge of the border, is another disaster. even democrats can't figure out what exactly kamala harris is doing about it? >> the democratic voters are not happy and if you look at the independent voters are not happy about this decision. so who are we trying to please? >> they are now divided thanks to the administration border failure. the party is split over joe biden's decision to end title 42. and he gets worse. a texas national guard soldier has died after going on a mission to rescue migrants. and that on a sad note, let's talk about kamala harris. this woman actually thinks that she can run for president and she apparently is

they were calling that show who is talking to chris wallace?is wallace that was my question? what? anyway. >> brian: he is a friend of mine. he always was contributing to the radio show on a regular basis but he looks like he will be okay. thanks, vince. >> probably. >> brian: great talking to you. thanks so much. straight ahead let's talk international reels. russia tests out a dangerous new icbm while biden promises new aid to ukraine. is it enough to threaten putin's new threat? question mark. the gruesome murder of a new york city mom has been caught more on that handyman next. ♪ it's my 4:05, the-show-must-go-on, migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere, migraine strikes. without worrying if it's too late or where i am. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. unlike older medicines ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy and learn how abbv

chris wallace, and "washington post", and "new york times."garchs and big tech, a disgusting cover-up. "new york post," miranda divine, she points out bob a business partner when came forward, with nothing to gain by coming forward. a former navy seal, he puts it on the line, he said i've seen vice president biden saying he never talked to hunter about his business, he would say in a statement before the election: >> biden family aggressively leveraged biden family name too make millions of dollars from foreign 10 entities, even though who were in china. , less than weeks after meeting joe biden, miranda wrot: >> we just talked about that. remember. >> hawk, would be 50% owned by chairman of the communist company for a delaware incorporated entity, hudson west iv, llc, and the other 50%, another delaware firm. set up according to an e-mail. and laying out distribution of shares. 20 to h, 20 to rw . and 20 to jg, 20 to bg, 10 to h, the big guy. 3 years later bob told the world there is no question that the big guy is joe biden. asking him for h

and what if chris wallace well, post reports he might take over . t chris cuomo is 9:00 p.m. slot on cnn, which now sounds like a form of community service. but the good news for cnn plus subscribers, all the shows willo be replaced by this for the final week. itit was pretty full homema and once we digest that , it'll be indistinguishable from the rest of cnn plus. a so dig in the business mind here. i don't like it when they're saying, oh , it's a bad business model. a bad product. cnn is only used when it's free . it's's like that in the sunday paper you get like a fake magazine. it was like it was like a circular that it had fake articles around the advertisements and it would be great. that's what cnn was. it just ended up in your house. you had no idea how it got there, but you can't get away with it. been airportom everywhere is lie avert your eyes, your lot's wife. you're going to turn toar a pillar of salt or boredom. exactly. the business decision is to get in the weeds so warner bros. discover warner bros. don't get in the weeds, please. okay, all right. quickly so

. >> let's bring in chris wallace.ighted to be with you guys and be here today. a lot ov people have come pla -- complained about the cdc giving confusing guidance. he's saying part of the problem is that covid and the virus has evolved and changed so much over the last two years and our understanding of it has changed so much over the last two years that we need the most current data to which to give government guidance about what people should be doing or not doing. he's saying that the data that has been coming in, it's a national pandemic, international pandemic but what is going on in the northeast will be very different from the southwest. he's saying they need the most current data so they can give information to people about how to proceed with masks or boosters or social distancing or whatever. dr. fauci talked about the covid 1 19 bill. he's not happy ant it. what's his concern? >> it's in one particular area. take a look at this exchange. there's money in there for tests, treatments. there's zero, nada, noth

and they try to take it back and chris wallace was a terrible commentator saved him. but he has been saying this indirectly for a long time. the problem with it is that if you don't go to fossil. we are talking about, and many cases, they have clean coal. they have natural gas, which is very -- we include nuclear, we include many other things in there. but if you don't go to the kind of things that you've been living with for a period of time, they don't have the power to fuel our great factories and to bloom our great businesses. today i saw a big story that there are millions and millions of dollars that are being charged on windmills because they are killing eagles. they are killing the bald eagle and other eagles and other birds and we have these windmills all over the place and the environmentalists pretend they love them, but they are really hurting our country. driving down values, absolutely killing us. one of the most expensive forms of energy. the turbines are made in china or germany, so they get the advantage of that. it is ridiculous. but the real problem

and greg gutfeld who can't stop mentioning chris wallace. it's five o'clock new york city and this is the fivee kamala harris once again proving to be the world's worst boss. staffers desperately fleeing their vice presidency turns into a sinking ship yet another top aide iss bolting after a week of flopsa cringe worthy comments and all around bad news. kamila's chief of staff will be the 13th and most senior aide tots get out after reports of a toxic and abusive workplace and the most important job shent j was put in charge of the border is an utter disaster. even democrats can't figure out what exactly is doing about it . the democratic voters arec noty happy and if you lookan at the independent voters, they're not happy about this decisionis >> so who are we trying to please? democrats are now dividededtr thanks to the administration border failures. the party splitit over biden's decision to end title forty two and gets worse.as nat a texas national guard soldier has died after going on a mission to rescue migrants and that on this sad n

is that chris wallace? oh, this just got better. >> hey, can you keep it down?g my new screaming show over here. >> and so much more premium content, we just came up with, like, 10 minutes ago, including jordan klepper makes coffee. lewis black singing in the shower. and the companion series, the making of lewis black singing in the shower. power napping with trevor. and the rewind, where we just play "the daily show" backwards. ( cheers and applause ) >> tds+++, surely someone will pay for this. >> there's chris wallace. he don't know it yet. ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: oh, man. i-- oh, i've just been informed in the time you were watching that promotional video, tds+++ has been shut down. ( laughter ) yeah, we're going to take a quick break to figure out what went wrong. when we come back, international superstar burna boy is joining me on the show. you don't want to miss it! you don't want to miss it! ( cheers and applause ) so, i'm a beach side hotel. as you can see, i'm pretty relaxed. i'm looking for someone who likes sand and sun. if you have kids

maria: and, of course, we played the sound bite of the 2020 debate where chris wallace interrupted presidentump was trying to explain that $3.5 million check from the former mayor of moscow's wife and all the money biden has received, and chris wallace turns around and says, mr. trump, mr. trump, stop, we've got to get to more important matters. you also saw the sound bite at cnn saying this has nothing to do with joe biden. how does it have nothing to do with joe biden when it's his name and title that they're playing on, that they're peddling to get money and meaning? >> well, of course, it has everything to do with joe biden. again, what this proves is how complicit the media is in in this. we don't have an impartial mainstream media anymore. they're advocates for the democrat party and now, maria, quite honestly, they're coming after me. they're trying to destroy me. they've been trying for two years. they lied about that both chuck grassley and i -- democrats in congress created a false intelligence product accusing chuck grassley and i of soliciting and disseminating russian misinforma

in an interview later with cnn, chris wallace, iger explained preventing teenagers from promoting gendert surgery to children was harmful. could not he spent hours harmful but it did not matter. a disney headquarters come his remark caused huge problems for the new ceo. bob jay fick is not especially political, not an activist, he is a marketing guy. his first instinct was not to get involved, not to comment on what was happening in florida and that seemedwise given how much at stake disney has in florida, the only theme park in orlando you may have heard, that is an enormous physical asset that cannot be loaded on a truck and move so maybe do not -- he rode that on march 7th expanding my disney plans to take a pass on this controversy because they make movies not laws. but bob chapek's employees had other ideas. whipped into a frenzy by the former boss, bob iger, disney staffers demanded action immediately. then, because he is weak and not especially bright, bob chapek caved to their demands. he agreed to hold a town hall with aggrieved disney employees who wanted him somehow to take co

president trump when trump was saying, look, he took 3.5 million from the moscow mayor's wife, and chris wallaceait, wait, wait, no, we're not going to go there, we have more important matters to discuss. or john harwood with over at cnn n doing the same thing. but let me get into some of those e-mails. we all know of the infamous may 13, 2017, tony bobulinski e-mail which says the big guy, we are talking about the deal where they were all talking about who gets what equity. and in that e-mail it says 20 for hunter, 20% for hunter and 10 held by h for the big guy. and then this morning in the new york post we've got more e-mails that indicate hunter biden was complaining to his daughter naomi saying, well, you know, be happy that i'm not asking you, i'm not forcing you to give me half your salary. after all, i've been paying the bills for the family for 30 years. that is the dot that we are connecting -- >> yeah. maria: -- because while hunter was taking in all of this money from foreign officials, peter schweizer says $31 million alone from china, he was paying the family bills. >> right. marth

cnn plus hired some big names chris wallace from fox. casey hunt from nbc.,000 subscribers, traffic plunged after the first week. incoming cnn president chris licket said the incredibly difficult decision would let him focus on enhancing cnn's journalism. the service was the brainchild of former president jeff zucker, the network investing $300 million before he was forced out in an ethics scandal. its demise comes days after discovery took over parent company warner media and saw little potential in zucker's creation. the prospects look bleak from the start given that cnn's on air ratings plummeted last year no one expected the plug to be pulled after three weeks. that means hundreds of journalists will lose their jobs, casualties in an online gamble that was always a long shot. bret? >> bret: howie, thank you. up next, florida's governor and state lawmakers take on the mouse house. we'll have the panel on that as well. first, beyond our borders tonight, a series of explosions across average leave at least 10 people dead. dozens wounded. no one immediately

we showed many in that media who tried to help joe cover it up right before the election like chris wallaceresident trump when trump was saying look, took three and half million from the mosque out mayor's wife and chris wallace said wait, wait, wait no were not going to go there we have more important matters to discuss. or john harwood over at cnn doing the same thing. but let me get into some of these e-mails and get your take on it. first of all we all know of the infamous maine 13, 2017 tony by zelensky e-mail that said the big guy we are talking about where they're all talk about who gets what equity and that e-mail it says 20% for hunter and ten held for the bigw guy. and this morning and the "new york post" we've got more e-mailsth that indicate hunter biden was claiming to his daughter naomi saying be happy i am not asking you, i am not forcingg you to give me half of your salary after all i've been paying the bills for the family for 30 years. that is the dots we are connecting because while hunter is taking in all of this money from foreign officials, peter schweitzer said $31 mi

sales and marketing, et cetera >> there was chris wallace and kasie hunt hired and others.n the lineal channel how will that breakdown? >> some folks may find something in lineal. i hear chris wallace moving over to lineal tv others may not there is a conversation where programming will go. one it will go to cnn's free ad supported app. that helps them because most people download the app on their phone. not on the smart tv. if you put a little video there, it allows discovery to sell addressable ads. that is one place it goes. some of the other shows will probably be tacked on to hbo max. remember, it is kasie hunt and chris wallace, it is also eva longoria and an others they don't want to axe all of the programming. some of the shows that have not launched, those will be considered we have a bunch the programming they need to get off the ground. >> joanna, we have to go in 20 seconds, do other news outlets -- looking at cnn plus, maybe we need to compete with that -- do they take their foot off the gas? >> i think they put on the brake. the brake is the one to hit right n

he promptly tweeted the florida law was immoral somehow in an interview later with cnn with chris wallace, iger explained that preventing teachers from promoting gender reassignment surgery to kindergartners was quote harmful to children. i never explained how this was harmful, but it didn't matter. over at disney headquarters, his remarks caused huge problems for the company's new ceo, bob beck. now by all accounts, bob cpac is not especially political . he's not an activist. he's a marketing guy. so his first instinct is not to get involved, not to comment on what was happening in florida and that seemed wise given how much at stake disney has in florida. they own a theme park in orlando. you may have heard that's an enormous physical assets that cannot be loaded on a truck and move. so maybe don't mess with florida as trafic put it in a memo, quote corporate statements do very little to change outcomes or mine. you wrote that on march 7th explaining why disney plans to take a pass on this controversy because they make movies, not laws. but bob, epic's employees had other ideas whipped

, the aforementioned chris wallace who i i'm not going to critique to critique hisbilities.ournalism abilities, i'm i'm sure he's very good at his job. i don't watch him much. his i don't watch him much when d he was out on our network. but h matt , i'm just going to say it's not going to sell it. you need something to sell it. and i think that's the problem they have and it took probablyw, david zasloff, who i know verys well. i know what's in his mind and that's kind of how i got onto the story about thirty five seconds to say, okay, we just pump 500 million dollars in this. wes have a big budget and guess what ? we have to get for four billion dollars of cost savings buy because we bought just bought discovery just bought time warner and as david runs discovery so where's the low hanging fruit cnn plus that's the first one you really think i i keep reading that they spent and i'm all for news companies s spending a lot of money to clean this out. on the other hand , they really nd a dollars to bring you like a tony fauci interview with chris wallacey weathertech or whatev

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conducted by then nbc news chief white house correspondent, chris wallace. the press never tired of how political this former hollywood actress actually was, and how much influence she had on the 40th president. it wasn't until she left the white house, she felt fully free to address all those questions in her memoir. her effort as she said, to let nancy be nancy. but she left plenty of clues along the way. her public image in particular was a source of continuing frustration to her. you will hear in her own voice, how she experienced her whiteout years, featuring footage from c-span's video library. first nancy reagan, on how she tried to counter negative publicity. part of an interview with had rick smith. she's talking about her 1982 surprise performance at the grid iron club press dinner, known for its political parodies. this is nancy reagan, in her own words. >> secondhand clothes, secondhand clothes, they are all the rage, at spring fashion shows. even my new trenchcoat with for color, but ronny bought for ten cents on the dollar. secondhand gowns, al

when donald trump tried to bring it up during the course of debate, he was cut off by chris wallace,ld not allow it to be discussed. this is the state of media ined america. we do not have a free press. we have the equivalent of provda. we have a corrupt media. we have a media that sings from one sheet, a media that re-- regurgitates down the line, "new york times" came out with a piece, and said, this it was a long piece they wrote, somewhere the a article they pointed out, they flagged that the laptop and e-mails seem to be authentic. they were substantiated. when were they substantiated by? i guess the prosecutors who are leaking this information. that is my g guess. because it was recent at september of 2021. that "new york times" dismissed the biden laptop story as russia disinformation, they did it at height of campaign as well, people who voted apart from all other corruptions and violations, the fact is that many people voted without information. that the biden family was being paid by the communist chinese government and by their military. we get this piece from "washington

phone reception so like everyone else in the world, you won't be able to watch whose talking to chris wallaceia man believed to be high on magic mushrooms launched his cadillac into the air and crashed into a gas station leaving his parents with the most abused caddy since danny noonan. caddy shack, keep up, come on. 23-year-old noah washington feeding into flying into a gas station parking lot making him the only thing in that lot higher than the gas prices. he allegedly told police he ate mushrooms before the crash. sounds like a fun guy. he also said he was speeding because he believed he was being chased by assassins. police say the assassins were his imagination making them character assassins. he was locked up for driving on drugs, some people get high and ruin their lives and others get high secure a board seat and ukraine. yes, although technically the both spell backwards into a spot at the gas company. well done, hunter was so proud. topic number four. a new report claims espresso martinis could be bad for your health but not as bad for your health. saying that to my face, jerk. a n

for the record, not everybody thinks chris wallace is but the truth, what you've had over the last fewrs, candidates have been drawn into the two big parties because of the rules rates against third-party. bernie sanders was essentially a third-party candidate. donald trump was essentially a third-party candidate, they just ran into democrat or republican party because it's the only way to get on the debate stages and get ballot access easy but from my perspective, i think we are in a new landscape in the idea the presidential debates, they are integrated. i agree i want to hear the candidate speak but i'd rather hear both of them on the drove joe rogan experience for three hours with honest questions from a regular person and give a ten minute answer. rather than hear someone in the corporate press ask the same boring questions and they live for a minute and talk over each other. to meet, i don't know, if i were to run for something, i don't really care about this. i can go on rogan and these shows and talk to millions of people for hours and hours. this is besides the., the problem u

listen to what the white house press secretary told chris wallace.e think it's entirely reerchl as does the department of justice for the kd achtd and evaluate. they want to fight to ensure the cdc's authority and ability to put in mandates in the future remains intact. we know there's going to be ups and downs in this pandemic. we want to ensure our public health experts are able to take steps if needed in the future. >> cnn's white house reporter kevin lip ttak joins us. based on what jen psaki just said, they're trying to protect the cdy's authority than the state. white house is concerned. as administrative officials are debating what to do, that was their overriding concern. the strategy does come with a risk, of course. if the higher court upholds this ruling, it could potentially permanently undermind the cdc's ability. the highest court it goes to the 11th circuit and then to the supreme court. the president could face backlash from the travelers who felt liberated after the mask mandate came off. at best public opinion is split. right now no

two debates by cnn as well as two by fox news chris wallace. msnbc has been shut out.one who is not right wing is defacto from the left. this is an attempt to avoidancing tough questions. at the end of the day, it's about feelity to trump. board member dan forth pushed back. we saw the strategy in claims that mail-in ballots in are the tools for massive election fraud. now we see it as well in his assertion that the debates have been rigged by the commission to favor former vice president joe biden. someone buy him a creystal ball because that's exactly what happened. they would be guaranteed softballs and too many democrats refusing to make their case to conservative audiences. here's what stephanie grisham told us last october on "new day". >> they, you know, by and large, didn't get tough with us. they just took what we were saying and disseminated. >> spoiler alert. that's not how journalism or democracy is supposed to work. trying to shut down presidential debates shows a lack of contest. it's worth remembering politics, it is winning converts. not preaching to th

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service featured a well-known cnn personalities, including new faces like former fox news host chris wallace. but the audience, at least for now never turned out. is this streaming snafu? a wake-up call for other streamers. >> that's not to say there isn't a market for these sorts of things. cnn just did a terrible job of laying the groundwork for. well, it was a very expensive product that is being offered at a premium to what people are already paying. ktla is consumer specialist david lazarus is the overly saturated, highly competitive streaming market isn't slowing down. despite recent news of netflix shares dropping and subscribers leaving the company announcing a loss of 200,000 subscribers in the 1st quarter. first its decline in more than a decade, hbo and hbo, max reporting that they gained 3 million subscribers in the 1st quarter. >> so what's the takeaway from all that? well, it's not that streaming services are dead. obviously looking at the hbo model. if you've got great content, you'll still be able to attract an audience. >> the question now is which streaming provider will ge

white house press secretary jen psaki tells cnn plus host chris wallace this appeal is crucial to preservingreasonable as is the department of justice for the cdc, the health data experts, health experts most importantly and our administration to be able to have that time to evaluate but also because they want to fight to ensure the cdc's authority and ability to put in mandates in the future remains intact. >> i want to bring in chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin. jeff, she said entirely reasonable, but here's the rub on this issue. it's a bit of a yo-yo. i thought earlier today they were emphasizing choice on mask use, and so how do you think this is going to play out? the idea of say, look, you want to have choice up to you and then trying to preserve the credibility of the cdc to have this authority? >> laura, i think the technical legal term for what's going on here is a mess. there are so many contradictory and puzzing things going on here. the -- to add yet more, you know, the biden administration is appealing this order, but they're not asking for a stay. so there is no way this case

dollars for a daily dose of humpty dumpty, or the occasional interview from liberal swamp creature chris wallaceparently as it is, americans get more than enough fake news. if they are not watching the regular channel why would they pay for an extra channel? they get all the conspiracy theories and vitriol they want, but both fake news cnn and msdnc 24 hours a day. look at our old fred and nicole wallace, spent much of her life presented to be a republican. she helped run john mccain and sarah palin's presidential run. she now gets paid by msdnc and she pretty much spends every show smearing republicans. that's fine, i believe in free speech, that's okay. today she compared governor desantis and governor youngkin to russian soldiers raping children. we have those comments and we will play them later on. i asked him if you condone this type of rhetoric quest might do you feel good about that kind of rhetoric? said kind of news you support, do you support your colleagues, do you support rachel maddow's conspiracy theories quest rick not to be outdone one guest thought on one of the shows that are

the only thing dropping faster and the share price is chris wallace's self-esteem. up and produce something besides woke that people actually want to see. like this. >> shooting hoops with your buddies and telling jokes and you feel something for some reason wearing suits and shades and talking but it's fine because we don't judge. ♪ ♪ >> greg: yeah come apart one more time it's actually chadwick. i think the problem here chadwick besides the strange name [laughs] is that entertainment is now betraying its initial premise which is to entertain. now it's becoming a messaging service for executives terrified of the woke. you can be both you can entertain and be woke. >> chadwick: jon stewart shows a really good example of that i don't think anyone born after 1990 really realize the daily show was once funny. and who is his audience? people of his generation go woke it feel so insincere. you could see right through it. his audience was gen x, old millennials most people generally aren't as woke as young people. the knock at this new version of the man, i thought he use

we're talking $300 million spent, huge marketing promotions, big names brought in, chris wallace, eva longoria. so it was shocking it happened so abruptly. but at the end of the day this is a business decision. and there are debates about whether or not journalism should be treated as a business versus a public service but it is a business, for better or for worse. to your point as the new owner, do you come in and see something not working and continue to throw good money after bad? it appears they made the decision to not to continue doing that. they did not think this was in the best long-term interest for the company. but from the outside looking in, i'm very curious to see what they will do with all of this talent. these are huge names with huge followings. where will they go? >> i had a source say everybody is part of history and the new men at discovery include streaming services that did not do well there. they launched streaming services that were like espn plus but not the same so they failed. so discovery does not believe in that model. and it's hard to fathom as a cnn empl

you know, dagen, i do think that getting chris wallace was an attempt on get younger viewers to capitalizeeniable sex appeal. >> dagen: yes. musical talent, too? >> greg: i've watched a lot of his work over the years. >> dagen: great, great >> greg: amazing. >> dagen: i will spend stupid money on stupid [bleep]. i can spend 300, 400, $500 a month just on boosters for candy crush. i paid to see both rat and night ranger >> greg: i love night ranger. ♪♪ motoring ♪♪ go ahead. . >> dagen: yeah. i cannot think of one thing that anyone at cnn could do that i would pay for. because toobin being toobin, he has to pay people to watch him, not the other way around. >> kat: i quit the candy crush boosters. >> dagen: it's my big achievement >> kat: it's my least harmful habit but i did quit that >> greg: it's a start. get rid of the easy ones first then get rid of the heroin. jim more of a bad or good thing. >> jim: depends what the bad thing is. if i'm spending six bucks a month i want something with journalistic integrity like only fans. yeah, it's hard to sometimes get enough of a bad thing but cnn

as long as putin now is not exactly a fan of our country, let him explain, where did - because chris wallacet let me ask the question. why did the mayor of moscow's wife, give the bidens, both of them, three and a half million dollars? that's a lot of money. she gave them three and a half million dollars. so now, i would think putin would know the answer to that. i think he should release it i think we should know that answer i think putin now would be willing to probably give that answer i'm sure he knows. >> seth: it's so shocking and gross. i need a second to process it. which brings us to a segment called, "seth needs a smoke break. [ bells chiming [ laughter ] and damn, man. [ lighter clicks ] i don't smoke. this is disgusting [ laughter and applause people do that [ laughter ] this has been, "seth needs a smoke break. [ bells chiming [ laughter and applause you can always count on trump to have both the worst and most insane take on any topic i'd be terrified to hear what he thought of the oscars. "if anything, i think we could have used one or maybe two more slaps. [ laughter ] and yo

dollars for a daily dose of humpty dumpty or the occasional interview from liberal swamp creature chris wallace. apparently, as it is, americanst get more than enough fake news if they're not watching the regular channel, why are they goingheanne to pay for an a channel anyway? they get allll the conspiracy theories of vitriol they want for both fake news cnn and msnbc twenty four hours a day look at our old friend nicolle wallace, for example, spentd much of her life pretending to be a republican . she actually helped run johnd mccain and sarah palin'sh presidential run. she now gets paid by msnbc and she pretty much spends every show smearing s republicans. i'm fine.ub i believe in free speech. that's okay.li cans.at's fine, inow today she d governor desantis and governor youngkin to russian soldiers children. we have those comments.ie we'll play them coming up later in the show. nowho i asked lester holt, chuck todd chuckie, do you condone h this kindim of rhetoric? do you feel good about that kind of rhetoric? is that the kind of news you support? they support your colleagues. do you suppor

yelling out random nonsense like a nursing home grandpa watching "card sharks," and the moderator chris wallaceep yelling "no" at him like he was a dog humping a neighbor's leg >> i'll ask joe. >> no. [ overlapping arguing mr. president -- no, mr. president. [ overlapping arguing >> 3.5 million, joe. >> no, no, no, mr. president - >> 3.5 million, joe. >> can i be honest it's a very important question >> try to be honest. >> no, the answer to the question is no >> seth: if trump runs again in 2024, the commission on presidential debates is going to have to give him a shock collar. or at the very least, shoot him with a tranquilizer dart whenever it's someone else's turn to speak. of course, that would only slow him down enough to make his voice normal "folks, we love the debates, don't we, folks? they are very entertaining, i will tell you that." the house committee investigating the coup keeps holding people in contempt, but we need more accountability than that donald trump incited a violent mob to overthrow democracy, and now he's doing it all over again by undermining our elections in advanc

. >> i think liz cheney was on with chris wallace and insin waiting or strongly suggesting that mccarthyever a real invest into january 6 he would be of interest. i think one of the big forks in the road for the committee is what to do. they don't tip their hand. mccarthy and perry of pennsylvania and jordan of ohio so those are the three that i think are named of the coup plot. what is the status of those conversations? >> i think mike hit the nail on the head here. in private conversations with people involved with the investigation the committee doesn't want to necessarily cross the rubicon. things are tense and don't want to add rancor to the relationships that they have on the hill and that there is a sense that maybe the don't of justice can provide relief coming the members specifically. i stopped paul gosar in the hallways. we have to take it with a fact check and tried to claim that alexander exonerated him in the closed door testimony and interviews with the january 6 committee and why he wasn't called in and then also kobtded to say that he should not be -- if he was called in

charlie: and listen they got chris wallace used to work here, a good interview with the 1619 projectuff. neil: a lot of very good people. and those documentaries and specials, they are really very very good. so we'll see how it goes charlie , thank you very much, and i was only kidding about sending you into space. charlie: anytime. neil: it was our viewers who weren't. thank you very much. meanwhile, talk about space, and how sophisticated things are getting a lot of restaurants in this environment, finding it very very difficult to find good people. there's a move to automate pretty much everything you see and a lot of popular restaurants including the chip making process at chipotle. this is a company behind it, michael bell, the ceo there. michael, there's big demand for this isn't there? >> yeah, there is, neil. the restaurant industry had a labor gap before the pandemic. the pandemic just accelerated this big gap between the number of jobs and available labor, this problem isn't going away soon and easily. the only real solution is automation. neil: how do you get your robots t