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he said natalie is missing. >> dr. phil: was it an accident? >> dr. said no, we're not going to do that. >> dr. phil: so you, christopher walken and robert wagner had to get your stories straight. >> yes. >> dr. phil: what was that? >> she slipped and fell in

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she went on dr. phil and she went on with amelia, and dr. hil surprised to by saying we've got three different couples here who have different problems with the financial lives and we want you to advise them. she thought her going on an interview to talk about what's in the book. the latest book, the two income trap. he really put her on the spot and it was interesting to go back and look at those old videos. but millions of people watched those shows a lot of people read her books. her trademark ability to be so clear and straightforward about complex issues, and also to resonate that outrage that a lot of people have had over the recession and how it didn't seem many of the people who were responsible really came out of it without a scratch. people resonated with that message and with her, the intensity behind it that seemed very, very genuine, and they still do. i believe that is her hallmark of being such a pipe was. >> as her star was rising she finally gets she starts the consumer finance protection agency, i always get that acronym wro

unveils new statue of dr. philear." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: how's that working out for you? >> jimmy: next up, if you blend the stories "chick-fil-a drive thru sets record," "roger stone won't flip on trump" and "school bus driver arrested for letting students drive," you get "stoned trump arrested for driving school bus through chick-fil-a drive thru." [ laughter and applause ] and here's the last one here. if you blend the stories "m&ms launches new flavor hazelnut spread," "scrabble adds 'ew' to the dictionary" and "dunkin' donuts shortens name to dunkin'" you get, "ew, m&ms shortens new flavor to nut spread." >> steve: hey! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: not much crazier than the actual news. and finally you guys, the president tweets so much and sometimes it's hard to keep track of everything he says. so we thought it might be helpful if he went through all the tweets from thas and send it to the beat. it's time for "tweets with beats." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. so here's ho

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amber: [ laughs ] you sometimes think that you're dr. phil. lemonis: oprah is what i aspire to be, not dr. phil. i'm more on the oprah path. amber: okay. lemonis: that's why i got to place him on a seat, i'm getting closer to oprah. amber: okay, got it. is there, like, a thing under my chair? doesn't oprah do, like, the fine things? like, is there a car or a pashmina? lemonis: [ imitating oprah ] and you get a new business. you get a new makeover. in the last five years, i've visited over 70 businesses. it's delicious. [ laughter ] i travel the country trying to fix the people... christina: i don't want to be that person that cries on tape. lemonis: ...fix the process... i don't think you guys have any idea what's in your inventory. holy [bleep] ...and create a few products. welcome to your new store. man: oh, my god. channa: i owe my life to this company. lemonis: that is the reason that i'm here. i spend hundreds of days a year working on these companies. why didn't you do it? man #2: i thought that we did. lemonis: holy [bleep] but we can't

ok the dr phil is about to close once again so if you have not managed to pump all the water right from the flooded areas where you might just be topped up again hong kong's in the potential for big thunderstorms come thursday the lines rather ragged stretches up toward sichuan should do could be wet vietnam notably much dry you'll see but this whole area becomes west is still at least potentially as the green area means just inland from hong kong downs or ground and just stretching into the north of vietnam we've not seen the end of the rain spell yet south of this new songs probably in the driest area the moment this is judging from what the satellite picture shows us but central and southern philippines still fairly wet and that's a line that stretches across toward sudden time and an increasingly shower seemed likely into these sort of ways a dime to was jakarta in fact i can't give you another try to in jakarta i would think other thursday or friday you will see a thunderstorm or at least hear it and feel the rain. now moving to the retreating monsoon this is of course time the yea

from eastern part of the great state of tennessee, the chairman of the veterans' affairs committee, dr. phil roe. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized -- the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roe: i rise today in support of h.r. 1635, the empowering students through enhanced financial counseling act. i'm a proud co-sponsor of the bill and believe it will take a step forward in improving student financial you you wlit acy today. student loan debt has risen at an alarmling rate from roughly 480 billion in 2006, to $14st trillion this year. the american government is the guarantor of more that 90% of that debt. today's graduates on average leave campus with more than $35,000 in debt. mr. speaker, let me give you an example. i was raised in a middle class family, my father was bappingterl, dad a factory worker. i was able to go to college and medical school in seven years and graduate with no defment. -- debt. . the medical students i taught had an average debt of over $175,000 when they left school. enormous debt. many of them had upwards of $300,000 in debt and will spend

phil in maryland >> caller: hello, dr. cramer thank you for helping all investors.ys entertaining and fun >> thank you. >> caller: what do you think about a london-standing -- >> i don't think they've been able to pivot effectively, frankly. still like the old days. and you know with digitization, you've got to roll with the punches. lauren in california, lauren >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thank you so much. you've helped me so much in my life. >> thank you, because man have we ever tried. we are trying. thank you. how do i help? >> caller: i'm a success story of your show listen, unitedhealthcare, they hit that record high this morning, okay. do i want to get in now? >> no, no. can they finish lower which means -- that's going to bring out sellers. probably take it down to 261, 261. look at centene too, let that one come in. >> and then -- >> buy, buy, buy buy, buy, buy! buy, buy, buy! >> boo, cramer lombardi trophy is coming back home to green bay, my friend >> actually, we're the team to beat we have to finish with this gentleman. is he is commissioner? >> caller: i

democratic candidate phil bredesen, we just mentioned who is vying for a seat in tennessee quote, dr.ine blasey ford should be heard. if u.s. senators are not going to give a careful and thorough consideration to supreme court nominees, then i don't know what they think their job. talking about kavanaugh allegations and the midterms, erin carmaker money and margie o'meara, a democratic pollster. let me say it's a very serious allegation here. there is a substantive question about how to get to the truth. this is also being conducted in a political setting where there are politics about how this proceeds and how this plays. how do you view the politics broadly of where we are right now? >> well, i think there is no question that we would be having a hearing on monday were republicans not concerned about the politics of just sweeping this under the rug. as has been mentioned again and again, this is a nomination that has been rushed through so quickly, in part building on the fact that traditionally republican voter are the ones who have been motived to turn thought the midterms. he is

phil, the senate judiciary committee has now hired a female outside counsel to question dr.ord and judge kavanaugh. this is something that ford's legal team did not want, so what has been the reaction? >> reporter: yeah, it was a significant point of disagreement. we have seen it in letters back and forth. we heard readouts from sources familiar with the call from deborah katz, the attorney for christine blasey ford and the judiciary committee, but republicans decided to go forward which they said was their prerogative. they've decided to do that. the reason is two fold. first and foremost, there are 11 republicans on the committee. all 11 are men, and republican officials that i've been speaking to for the last week or so are keenly aware of the optics of that given the sensitive issue they will be discussing. there's also the issue as senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley put it of depoliticizing this hearing. they recognize how it is all going to look, the circus atmosphere it might contain, and they want somebody not only who is outside of the committee ranks but also

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dr. ford described an incident where you tried to remove her clothes. have you ever tried to remove her clothes? >> no. >> joining us right now, philut front on capitol hill. bill, you have breaking news tonight. key senators meeting right now. what are they talking about? >> reporter: yeah, kate, that's exactly right. republican senators, the entire republican conference, in a private meeting, but before that meeting, perhaps the most important meeting for the future of brett kavanaugh's nomination, a group of four senators, senator lisa murkowski, susan collins, jeff flake, and joe mansion, three republicans, one democrat, all undecided, all have raised significant concerns about parts of brett kavanaugh's record and also about the allegations, meeting privately in a capitol office. kate, they kicked staff out. basically, what they decide in that meeting and what those four senators decide to do going forward will likely dictate whether or not brett kavanaugh is confirmed as a supreme court nominee and will likely dictate how history kind of views this moment in time. an interesting element of all that, as that meeting was going