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katie: dave lee from bloomberg opinion, that is the perfect segue into our next guest.'s keep this going with a law enforcement at cornell and founding director of the university's civil rights and civil liberties clinic. the supreme court will hear tiktok arguments on january 10. the ban would kick in on january 19. that is a quick possible turnaround. and you have president elect donald trump. how are you thinking things will shake out from where it stands right now? >> thank you for having me. i am similarly skeptical that the supreme court will overturn the lower court ruling. i think the schedule of the argument being set to be made quickly before the effective date of the ban -- but i am not optimistic that the court will make a different finding ultimately. whether or not president-elect trump is able to change that through persuading congress to override or rescind the law or some other executive action, i think we will have to wait and see. i also don't think the supreme court itself will take up president-elect trump's call for a stay, given the lack of preced

lee. hey, dave, now all of you know more about things than i do. so i'm coming to you. we're talking about new year's resolutions and things like that. let's start with the idea new year's resolutions. do you care? do you make them? >> i like at least to call it a new year's goals. like i do set up goals for myself. maybe personal goals, professional goals i do like i don't. i don't think it needs to be like a resolution. i need it, but i do like the idea of just kind of setting the tone for the year with some new goals. >> do you write them down or do you just say it? do you internalize it? >> i don't write them down. i you know, i have i don't have that many. >> okay. >> i try not to have to. yeah. but i yeah, i have them i repeat them i think about it. yeah. all right i like it. >> well greg, i'll jump to you. what do you think i like it i like kind of resetting for the new year and saying, here's some things i'd like to do or some ideas that i have. >> kind of like pam, where you sort of set some long term goals, some short term goals, and you sort of map out your y

lee. hey, dave, now all of you know more about things than i do. so i'm coming to you. we're talking about new year's resolutions and things like that. let's start with the idea new year's resolutions. do you care? do you make them? >> i like at least to call it a new year's goals. like i do set up goals for myself. maybe personal goals, professional goals i do like i don't. i don't think it needs to be like a resolution. i need it, but i do like the idea of just kind of setting the tone for the year with some new goals. >> do you write them down or do you just say it? do you internalize it? >> i don't write them down. i you know, i have i don't have that many. >> okay. >> i try not to have to. yeah. but i yeah, i have them i repeat them i think about it. yeah. all right i like it. >> well greg, i'll jump to you. what do you think i like it i like kind of resetting for the new year and saying, here's some things i'd like to do or some ideas that i have. >> kind of like pam, where you sort of set some long term goals, some short term goals, and you sort of map out your y

lee curtis. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: she's going to be on the show tomorrow. >> that's so great. you're going to love her. >> jimmy: no, i love her so much. >> she's so wonderful. >> jimmy: and dave, yeah, yeah. >> then i saw him at the party, and i was like, "oh, my gosh, he's wearing diamonds, and pearls, and this suit." and i was like, "where's my gentle gia?" [ laughter ] my gosh. >> jimmy: but when you're doing this, did you research real showgirls? did you talk to people? >> yeah, i had the showgirls come to my house. i had tea with them, and we talked show girlstories, like what they do -- what they did after the show, what they -- all the, you know, showgirls dos and don'ts. >> jimmy: yeah. >> which are, you know, they're not burlesque. they don't wear pasties. that was a big deal. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's really important to know that. >> jimmy: but it must be tough having a gig, that's your gig, and then it goes away. and you go, "now what do we do?" >> well, it's all about reinvention. i think everyone -- it's very relatable in many different fields. i mean, you're -- even just the mother/daughter story, in the -- it's really touching. and how we all have to beg forgive

lee is one of 16 candidates running for the april election for mayor. >> all right. 637 is the time. back over to sal. checking in on traffic, sal. >> all right, pam and daveee the south bay. a couple of minor things going on there, but i don't see any major delays. altamont pass is always busy. that's nothing unusual, but 580 and 680 still look pretty good. and interstate 80 is fine. so this is like the little area where you have a little slow traffic, especially at the bay bridge. but i still think this commute is very doable. steve. i, i got a gentleman who sent us a bunch of train magazines. so when you when you have a break, come on over. he i guess he knows we like trains. so thank you sir. yeah. and you know the envelope said sal and steve. it's from gary plump. so, gary. thank you. >> pam likes trains. i'll read my copy, then give it to her. >> well, it only said sal and steve. pam. i'm sorry. yes. >> shoot. >> you're out of luck, pam. darn it! all right. thank you. sal. come out there in about 20 minutes or so. boy, i'll tell you, this is just looking like so far. unless something dramatically changes, there are third driest january on record in s