and i say "chrissy," he let me. >> i'm loving the scenery, chrissy.and dinner at le cirque? yow! >> he said, "you must say christopher." so i became famous for "christopher." like matt leblanc's "how ya doing?" >> juju: she was referred to as the heart of the show, the conscience of the show. >> see? she's getting me to cry. >> juju: i didn't mean to. >> i am the cryer, the "town crier." i loved her, i understood her. i think the way she was written, she was the sacrificial lamb. >> juju: that role on one of tv's most celebrated shows propelled her to the upper levels of hollywood. netting her an emmy. >> there's so many people that are responsible for this. but if i even try to thank any of them right now, i might puke, choke, cry, or die. >> juju: she would go on to star on other hit shows. as joey's sister on "the friends" spinoff. >> just pick one. >> fine. gina, you are the bigger pain in the ass. >> told ya. >> juju: as wendy case on "sons of anarchy." >> looks like the boy might see his first birthday. >> he made it. oh, april, thank god. >> ju

the, the the, the, the, the the the good to be the the, the the the the you should this is this is chrissy. this is, this is helen of the sort of the most of the money and that faith. this is yvonne to get a can you tell me the janita, how many out? well, my mother in law while you know a little while the room of gab the while a lot of the last is not included on similar items that i knew. this is the full is uses the same the island of the bomb. and it was reading the the, the uh, lift gate, do i have the brother i have the uh the talk the has nice it said with the cleaning at home because of the house. mm hm. i sense this is mean laudable news from the cleaning office. oh no, let's see that was such as well. hold on a 2nd, let me show you that. so i just wanted to go ahead and put the sons difficult to see how quick it would, right. can i please? oh, like i'm in the exam. the same as your lab. look, i do have a lab and that's really nice. you to this isn't too high for me. munitions. ha ha. so there's the look for half a day. couldn't help me the the the, the the, the amount of, of, of,

you all know where that idea came from, my chrissy, were it was born -- democracy, where it was bornn greece a millennia ago, were some of the greatest thinkers in history could see the notion of we the people. that's where it came from we the people. demos, democracy, can and should control our own destiny. in my view, it's the precious gift that greece has given the world. that gift can give rise to our nation and gave rise to. america's founding fathers studied ancient greek thinkers and leaders. our revolution in 1776 was inspired literally, not figuratively, inspired by their ideas. i know we always say this but i wonder whether we fully totally appreciate what it was. 45 years after that, greek patriots fought for their own independence, galvanized by america's quest for liberty. that's why the anniversary of greece independence is a special day in america as well. our nations are connected. we have shared values, shared aspirations, and shared belief and all that is possible. i was once asked by a xi jinping, and i traveled 17,000 miles with him and i was at the plateau, and h

for that, we should reward him. >> chrissy houlihan, i want to thank you so much at the end of a long day. i detect a smile on your face as you head home. thank you for your time with us. let us go back to brendan buck. thank you for standing by. we wanted the congressman to finish this long day on capitol hill. let us talk about political playbook. it reports one of the other republicans who has signed on to marjorie taylor greene's motion to vacate, congressman massey is hoping to force johnson to resign on his own rather than remove them. and they were siding the decision nine years ago to step down. can you share what the pressure was like on speaker paneer at that time? do you think johnson could withstand and a similar amount of pressure to leave voluntarily. >> i have no doubt that thomas massey would like him to resign jon weiner was born a half years into his service. he was expecting to step down the previous congress he was actually sticking around longer. pressure had risen throughout the conference, the freedom caucus made john boehner famous among conservatives. i don't

chrissy. >> caller: hello, jimmy. i'm a student of dr. fiore at western state.estion is would it be beneficial to invest in krispy kreme? >> i think it's run. it's had a terrific move out of nowhere. and when you have a terrific move out of nowhere there's supposed to be another restaurant took up the chain's product, i think you've got to just say i missed it and move on. i wouldn't be surprised one bit if the packaged food stocks keep running from here given how low the bar is to clear expectations for this raernings season for the group. it's a hot one well, on the tongue. there's much more "mad money." where are the ides of march? i'll reveal why reports from two economic bellwethers are flashing warning signals and is it time to get comfortable with harsh overhead lighting and co-workers microwaving fish in the break room how the five-day workweek is coming back into fashion thank heavens. and all your calls rapid-fire on tonight's smoking edition of the "lightning round." so stay with cramer! at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking.

while the geography of the strikes is expanded, that chrissy was still limited. often enough. the drones reach the target but failed to make much of an impact. that's now changing was my idea. there are grounds for optimism. we saw footage of the ukrainian drone hitting a russian oil refinery. so you can see the drone closing in the engine making a turn to ensure the tickets target distillation call them. that means some of these drones now have navigation systems that enabled them to be my new bit into the targets this send me a lot. it's cheaper to what you'd see in a storm shadow cruise, messiah storm shadowed up. and it's working. analysts say rushes over funding capacity is dropped by more than 10 percent since the latest round of ukraine enjoying strikes began early in january 2020 full. the grain is reducing versus oil exports to make it harder for letting me put in to finance his will. but this not only worrying people in the kremlin financial times reported that washington has requested key of still protecting russian oil infrastructure. fearing these attacks could pu

i was to say, paul chrissy eliza on the stand that ends in policy is widely used by the west. i was not look at what president my home is saying, because he's no longer having a place and then to not to communicate doesn't represent any weight really. now when the american president jo biden's, go to prime minister then you mean nathan, jo ann austin, just stopped behaving like randall all the other. the announcement coming from the british, all the french, all the germans have no way. they just seemed in the same way as the americans because they couldn't. so the is read as part of the west and plus, well, i really don't disagree with that is your is indeed part of the west and clever with that. definitely stand there with that. he receives with everything that is allowed to be, he's really as the wife, but there's not the others even if others are not behaving. perhaps today, even though that we you k for administer. david keller on saying that it's a while needs to be punished and the presenter said, well, what about if our embassy, the u. k. embassy is boss. what would you

particularly president by the end for standing up for truth and morality in the face of the par, chrissy and politics. colleagues, i sat here mere hours ago describing why this resolution is destructive. i explained how the palestinian authority does not meet even the basic criteria. they have no authority over their territory. and the policy now authority is a terror supporting entity. and that it was moved by all of your statements, those who voted in favor and even those who voted differently over the passion that it contained in your commitment and understanding the pain and the moment over the policy. and then people i said with you and the name of the policy and people i'm totally the sure gabriel and his own though has more details from united nations headquarters in new york. it's easy to focus on the united states because they are the ones that raise their hand in the veto. but it's very important, i think, to also point out there were 12 council members that voted in favor of palestine being a full member, we heard from many of those from kiana to china, to france, to, to uh, t

i get to a lot of these noises from the restaurant press on the criticize our demo chrissy. it's not because the lack information as it is because they think they're also political playoffs and not alex. these are games which are being played with us. these are politics, these are our domestic politics, which is going global, global politics, which feels they must now intrude in india. and on how can, how can these jobs decide who should be doing them without, you know, consulting us, the comments about the way the media coverage, commas, india, as mama, general election is now underway. articles that made a host of claims ranging from criticism of the elect oral system to alleging the prime minister had a hand and seeing opponents arrested. but also hidden dolson group that believes foreign influence over the country is no longer as powerful as it once was. to so we've seen this for many, many years and this is only growing. you know, the economists, for instance, the big and london always gives elect chosen those the people of india. can you imagine one tiny magazine and o

nbc bay area's chrissy smith spoke to one local leader, looking to put an end of these activities. >> reporter: overnight in oakland, illegal sideshows took over intersections of several locations in the city. it began before 2:00 a.m. cars spinning doughnuts and spectators watching. >> we have been complaining. the residents have been complaining that we need more assistance. >> reporter: some of the sideshow activity reached his district where crews were cleaning up today. >> they run into each other. police were all around. >> reporter: video shows cars on fire with people around it. at up with point, this happened. >> that was 200, 300 young people watching the show. cars spinning around. cars all over the place. i had never seen so many police come together. >> reporter: oakland police got reports of illegal sideshows. when officers arrived, cars and spectators dispersed. opd posted on social media, saying violent, disruptive and illegal behavior won't be tolerated. >> what impressed me was they not only came, they cited the middle of the sideshows. >> reporter: we asked about ci

the actions that chrissy only are they, chrissy took, not only are they, justified .ny, many more people across the uk are planning to take similar actions this summer. and if you want to be part of it, you can go to just stop oil org. but if you're serious, like you said, if you've got a cause that you care about, if you're serious about about, if you're serious about about, change, the about, enacting that change, the way to do it is through mass civil resistance . that's the way civil resistance. that's the way politics in this country has changed. it's the way the politics in this country has always changed. okay, the suffragettes didn't get their rights by by waving rights just by by waving a placard outside westminster. you know, if you pick up a history book, is the way that that book, this is the way that that politics change. >> not the suffragettes , >> you're not the suffragettes, ben, are you? let's be honest. i mean, again, is that not just another absolute astonishing level your narcissism level to your narcissism that you yourself the you are putting yo

and he here is by way of the mayor i've been in that kennedy's in the hotel chrissy a quick hello to the architects and he says well sure bring them on down here. so here comes jfk very regal jackie's there and he's about to introduce john f kennedy and he goes, ladies and gentlemen, i'm very excited to introduce you to this exciting guest tonight. we have with us robert kennedy. and the quote is of course, that he let him off the hook so easily he had three or four great jokes of how people him with his dad, his on and on. but that's part one. part two of the story is even better. and that's what happens a couple of weeks later, we we ask at the madison airport, it's like close to midnight. he's trying to get back on a plane and income's the caroline the plane. and here comes john f kennedy off the plane. and yes, i was just oh, my gosh. just trying to like sink in his seat. he doesn't think he'll remember the guy. but just in case, you know, kennedy eyes him laser his eyes, walks over, reaches out his hand and bobby kennedy's the name some guy he met one time weeks before, and he r

chrissy teigen, john legend.w night, we've got tiger woods and benny blanco. [ cheers and applause ] also tomorrow night, be sure to tune in to nbc at 10:00 p.m. for an all-new "password." that's all-new tomorrow night, with my pal keke palmer. [ cheers and applause ] i just saw keke palmer. i went to l.a. this past week. we had this week off. went out to los angeles, did a a couple "for your consideration" -- >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah, interviews where, like, it's emmy nomination season. so, everyone's going out and just talking to different people. and keke interviewed me for this -- "for your consideration" thing. she's the best. she's just awesome and fun. but i went out to l.a. i had fun there. i went out to pink's hot dogs. shoutout to pink's. >> steve: oh, yeah. >> jimmy: had to get some pink's while i was out there. i went that -- johnny pastrami. >> steve: johnny, love it. >> jimmy: i did that too. i'm trying to think what else i did. oh, i played in this giant tournament. oops. i played in this gian

. >> it dovetails with my chrissy, bodily autonomy, freedom, it is an economic issue whether or not youced to have a child. i do wonder as we talk about like how biden makes sense of this and who is delivering the message. biden himself has had a complicated relationship, shall we say with the topic of abortion stretching back to his days as a senator. is it your sense that harris will be leading the charge on this? she seems to have a sensitivity to how relevant it is and a way of talking about it that is particularly pointed and passionate. >> what our reporting found was that she's eager to do this, she sees this as a core issue to the campaign, something to fight on and she's concerned that trump is going to muddy the waters somehow and try to demonstrate that he wouldn't go further and she believes that he would go further, that he would endorse some kind of national ban, either through congress or through the comstock act. biden, the interesting thing about biden is i think he stopped more deeply about abortion than any president i can remember. he has really struggled with this i

she said the allocation of us military aid to ukraine, israel and taiwan will exacerbate global chrissy. these military aid to the kyiv regime. she said is direct sponsorship of terrorist activity. this along the lines of rhetoric, we do typically hear from russia. look without this, it's clear that ukrainian hopes victory was severely dimmed. president zelenskyy has admitted that himself, but this is not a silver bullet. we know, for example that russia is using aerial guided bombs to significant effect on the frontlines. that is how they were able to take over the town of avdiivka in mid february, ukraine is still waiting for essex deans, which could help to combat those. and of course they are grappling with significant damage. the loss of territory, the loss of countless lives because of the delay in passing this vote to kim. >> all right. clare sebastian standby. i want to go down to elliott gotkine for reaction from israel. so elliott, the house passed 26 billion in aid for israel and gaza. we should note that not all of it goes to israel's military, just 17 billion. so what's the

services committee is led by the subcommittee chair don bacon of the brassica and the ranking member, chrissy houlihan from pennsylvania. they are both with me now and i'm not going to fly anytime we can speak to a democrat and republican at the same time, i feel like an angel gets its this rep. houlihan. let me just start with you. you call ts one of the most exciting in days of the 118th congress that might not be sh a high bar, but be that as it may. are you so excited? what's in >> what we have to celebrate this, thiss, as you ntioned, an example of us at our best working together, democrats and republicans it's serve us and who are willing to die fous, those men and women who are in uniform. and this isn't really exciting culmination of nine months worth of work together report that is expansive. you mentioned pay, but it also is spousal employment. it's also childcare. it's health care. it's how using access, all of those things that allow for us to honor correctly those who serve us every dayn unorm. and i'm ve, very excited about the opportunities to follow through on is now jeremyaco

pennsylvania democratic congresswoman chrissy houlahan says families have been dealing with these issuesrecommendations to improve the quality of life for members of the military. we don't often think about the fact that it's not just the service members who commit it's their spouses their children. alabama republican congressman mike rogers says the armed services committee is calling for a 15% pay raise for troops better living conditions and more access to childcare. south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace says the pay increase is long overdue. the housing is falling still advocated for military pay. can't keep up with the costs. rogers says he wants these improvements to be included in the next defense spending bill reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> planned parenthood clinics in california are bracing for an up tick in patients after arizona passed a near total ban on abortion. the ban is set to take effect in 2 weeks. it forbids all abortion procedures unless they are needed to save a pregnant woman's life. and now some clinics in california are preparing for pat

. >> chrissy teigen. john legend will be here and kate hudson.. busy morning. let's get to your news at 8:00. the supreme court hearing on arguments over trump's claim that presidents should be immune from criminal charges. here in manhattan, a key witness back on the stand in trump's hush money trial. our senior legal correspondent laura jarrett is here to break it down. laura, good morning. >> hey, guys. good morning. the criminal case against donald trump for plotting to overturn the 2020 election appears headed for another setback. after nearly three hours of argument at the supreme court, most justices appearing skeptical that mr. trump should be completely immune for federal charges or acts he took while still in the white house. though, some conservatives seem to struggle with the idea that no immunity exists for the president at all, arguing it could lead to political rivaling coming after one another. it seems likely they will send it back to the lower court, which will help mr. trump's strategy of ensuring that case does not get to a ju

to an informed citizenry, to an america, where freedom and chrissy endure. god bless america. over to kelly and then you will hear from a real comedian. i think i know what i am in for. you know, colin jost has taken him with me before with his own jokes. like saying, after winning thet south carolina primary, biden barely edged out his closest c rival, time. colin, when i win, i'm going to have a whole hell of a lot of time, and i will be watching. back to you. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. >> thank you mr. president, thank you so very much for being here and for your words and support of journalists. and now we turn to colin jost, our headline entertainer. colin not only brings the excitement of his own charisma and talents, but his guests are strictly a list. in fact, i have been watching this evening, as many of you have been trying to get a selfie and hoping to get very close to a special woman, who is a big, big star in hell one's life. his mother, dr. calorie kelly. and i know scarlet agrees that hell one's mother is a star in her own right. as the presi

i power bi, maybe debate him one time and get it over with my chrissy democratic about lashes screamingnd getting everybody sick. >> when you think about the demographics that biden is struggling with, when you think about young african american males or whatever they stand, we're going to cost a democrats when you think about young latino males, people that really respond to a certain type of machismo, you sit if you were going to do it, okay. if you curve out now is going to for the next no, i just that helps him. i don't think there's any upside for biden and debating and on top of that, will trump a by any rules well, he listened to anything that i've said. here are the rules set forth, please do them and if biden goes down that line where he's trying to be presidential and abide by rules and have decorum and then you're trying to look my mom, i said a long time ago, you can't argue with some people because it doesn't make can you since you can't tell who's crazy or not, there's no to me, there was no upside at all there. >> let me say two things. one, you brought up the debates in

says all these things that even ten chrissy to come out in the campaign trail and deny this. he admitted that they put out stories about marco rubio is he was searching in the polls and doing well. they made very clearly the tactic here. what they were doing. >> yeah, and they store is of course about a porn star multiple mr. says, i mean, the irony, if not lost on anyone and the reason right there, making up stories, i'll ted cruz while hiding potentially true stories about donald trump exactly. now we're learning the paragraph says he told cohen the story again about the door man had shared about the child out of wedlock, wasn't true, and that he wanted to release the doormen from the agreement. now, look interesting to see what cohen then said to in response. but this is also why has immunity. he does come across even if there's a little bit of an ick factor does come across quite credibly cohen asked him to wait to release the doorman from the agreement until after the wait for it election. that's the keyword. this is why this is so critical for the prosecution, laying th