back to the whiskey a gogo.hioned fun. >> jimmy: will you do this? this is an important vegas thing to do, when you see a celebrity in the crowd, you single that celebrity out, you make them stand up and accept applause. >> you must introduce celebrities. just like that time, i know marty short has talked about it on the show, when i went to las vegas with him and dave thomas and eugene levy, we went to all the shows, ann margaret, each of them would introduce all four of us, they would say, in no particular order i'm going to introduce a celebrity. there's a specific order. marty always went last. always. because he got the tables. we went to see wayne newton, he said in no particular order. of course a specific order. i came last because i had gotten that table. then it's part of the protocol. whoever gets the table, you introduce them last. >> jimmy: marty was putting himself in the anchor position so he would be introduced last. >> well, he's no fool. except wayne newton and i, we're former lounge performers

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last but not least, belinda carlyle of the gogos said too young, way too long. made so many of us happy for so many years. natasha, back to you. >> thank you for that, jessica. three members of the military have been re-assigned amid a possible sex scandal accused of having improper contact with foreign women while traveling with the president to vietnam. the service members all worked for the white house communication agency and if found guilty the service members may face a court-martial. >>> the sexual harassment allegations involving fired cbs news anchor charlie rose and senate candidate roy moore. moore went on cable tv to defend himself. eight women have come forward saying this they were in some way. moore vehemently denounced the allegations against him. >> i never dated under aged women. i never engaged in sexual misconduct with anybody. >> gayle king, meanwhile, sounding off on late night tv about her former co-anchor charlie rose. she called all the allegations painful. she said what the women went through is even more painful. >>> uber admits it bro

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gogo to facebook or twitter at "fox news sunday" and we may use your question on the air. did yon the national debt?ssman get elected by talking tough will they stay true to their words? or did they promise you one thing... only to do another? right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our national debt and hurt our economy. it's time to tell congress... don't borrow more money from china. and leave more debt to our kids. keep your word. tax cuts shouldn't add to the national debt. a mass shooting was reported sunday morning, this morning, at a church in sutherland springs with early reports of several people shot. sutherland springs is a small community about 40 miles southeast of san antonio and according to reporters on the scene there are reports that the two airlift helicopters were at the scene. a witness reported seeing a man walking into first baptist church there in sutherland springs and opened fire. again, this happening around 11:30 a.m. central time, just under two hours ago. there is a large response by first responders on scene

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