dare earhart's car will be painted in the eagle theme.skins fan. >> i'm really sad about that -- being a red skin's fan, it was hard to wrap my brain around it. i hope my redskins pals, all of the fans that -- the fandom i'm part of, i hope you don't disown me. >> they are paying me how much to drive that car? where are the keys? >> finally it was a celebration of success in reading. many dressed in red to congratulate the red knight basketball team on their win. they finished the season with a 30-3 record clinched the title on march 25th at the first state championship. "jimmy kimmel live" live next followed by "nightline." lena dunham, and music from cold war kids. "action news" continues at 4:30. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. goodnight. ♪ ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- eric stonestreet. from "the night of," riz ahmed. lena dunham. and music from cold war kids. and now, as scheduled, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyon

earhart's quest for equal opportunity for american women still remains to be won. so i was already a feminist before all this happened in the late 1960s. then i tried to join the women's movement. it did not succeed, okay? because the women's movement had all kinds of preconceptions about the suppression of speech, okay? they were anti-rock and roll, all right? anti-art, you know, go down the line. in the -- i was one of the what we later would call pro-sex feminists. so in the 1970s, for example, you know, i loved charlie's angels, okay? i loved cosmopolitan magazine. meanwhile, the other feminists were occupying helen gurley brown's offices and wanting the whole magazine to be shut down. i loved the bond girls, james bond girls, ursula andress coming out in the white bikini, okay? wearing a knife, etc. i loved the dallas cowboy cheerleaders. all right. so there's no way i could be taken into the women's movement. i was dropped right out of it, you know, right from the start. people said, oh, she was made by -- please, i was not made, okay, by betty friedan. as i

and this happens and went to space to million earhart flying dna take acid is obvious that quest still read means to be one. then i tried to join in the0s women's movement because they have all types of preconception of speech that they were entire rap --ere into rock-and-roll. >> as above cosmopolitan. >> i love the of bond girls especially coming not of the water with their white bikinis. kozo i love the dallas killed for a cheerleader's. there is no way you take that into the women's movement.. i was thrown off from the start. that i was not made betty friedan she did not createe that need of state new york with those transformations in women that have been are not entirely due to the women's movement.rely due i show how many thingsnt proceeded know we did all that stuff. but wait. was hoping there was some time but what happened was because it bears no resemblance it was a huge tribal experience. so no there is a sense of isolation and latest and disconnection. i just say softened. >> pet but you can see this cindy honesty and to be in the buildup the matching in new york but all f

uh, amelia earhart... ruth bader ginsburg... amy spetner doughty... what do you all have in common?t know. what do we all have in common? - [whooshing] [explosive whoosh] debris, debris... you know what that is? - what? - it's, like, shattered glass in my eyes... ah, my eyes are bleeding. [laughter] - can you help me? - shattering the glass ceiling. - oh, okay. - yeah. three women shattering the glass ceiling. - right. - it was no surprise that this strong, successful businesswoman was also a hillary supporter. - love hillary. - it's, like, a no brainer. - this is really an exciting time for us as women... to show my daughter... that she can be anything that she wants to be. - i want to see some of your merch. "good luck, hillary." [laughter] "don't blow it." [laughter] that's... - did you get it? - yeah, no, i... it's a blowjob joke. - yeah. it's monica. do you remember her? - yeah, no, i remember who monica is. - okay. - and that's not all she sells. "i may vote republican. a democrat left a bad taste in my mouth." and this... "life's a bitch. don't elect one." ♪ - okay, hold on.

we have trent and alise earhart here all on the couch. steve: good morning, earhart family.o work. just had twins, so tow has send two kids to college. brian: just pick a favorite and send that one. ainsley: true. brian: what was it lying for ainsley? and don't pull any punches, please. steve: you're the little brother who was probably spoiled rotten. brian: i -- >> it was great. we had a great relationship. we get along wonderfully, and i thought it was pretty easy. i was a baby, so i was the one who was getting spoiled, so it was very easy for me. ainsley: growing up, we fought a lot because we had to fight over the front seat, who gets the cereal. she was growing up, she's eight and a half years older than him, so -- steve: he never had a hand-me-down in his life. ainsley: never. so excited when the doctor said it was a boy, he finally got his son. >> and dad came home that day and brought us lollipops and said he got a boy, and told everybody. my dad was just so happy. ainsley: we had enough lollipops for the entire school. he went to samms and got big bags. >> and then

"fox & friends"' cohost ainsley earhart asked about north korea notes ago. >> the vice president saidf -- the u.s. is running out of patience. you have a navy fleet that is sent into the sea of japan right now. have you ruled out a military strike? >> i don't want to telegraph what i'm doing or thinking. i'm not like other administrations where they say we're going to do this in four weeks. it doesn't work that way. we'll see what happens. i hope things work out well. i hope there's going to be peace but, you know, they've been talking with this gentleman for a long time. said, oh, we made such a great peace deal, and it was a joke. you look at different things over the years with president obama, everybody has been outplayed by this gentleman. and we'll see what happens. but i just don't telegraph my moves. charles: the full interview will air tomorrow morning at six a.m. on "fox & friends." now to former bush 43 state department official paul bonn chelly on what they can do to keep our enemies in line. paul, this is a tough challenge for the president, isn't it? >> it's a very tough

meanwhile president trump did not take any options off the table during exclusive interview with ashley earhart listen. >> i'm not going to say we are going to do this in four weeks, it doesn't work that way. we will see what happens. i hope there's going to be peace but they've been talking talking with this gentlemen for a long time. you read hillary clinton's book, we made such a great peace deal and it was a joke. you look at different things over the years with president obama, everybody, he has been outplayed. they've all been outplayed by this gentleman and we will see what happens but i don't telegraph my moves. maria: more on that interview this m playing it. despite the tough talk, north korea vowed to continue missile test. joining us right now fox news military analyst general jack keane. always a pleasure, thanks for joining us this morning. >> good to be, maria. maria: realistically speaking, this hasn't been done before at all. jack: we have been at it for 25 years, we have been diplomatic options, they have all failed miserably, we have tried to get the chinese involved. three p