. >> seth: oh, gotcha. that's good to know. >> right, i was like, you know, this is normal.m making out with your husband and then we're going to go and get some catering together. >> seth: oh, that's great. and the other thing is, you know, this movie is very funny. but we have this issue when kumail is here as well. it is about how she was in a coma. >> right. >> seth: so you play a character, she's fine now, but you play someone who was in a coma. so you have a lot of coma performance in this film. >> yeah, ton of coma acting. >> seth: you were fantastic. [ light laughter ] >> thank you, thank you. >> seth: did you -- how -- >> i sleep every night, so i have a lot of practice. >> seth: yeah, no, i could tell. i was like, "this is a person who's done this before." >> it's like at least six hours. [ light laughter ] >> seth: were there any -- because again, it looks easy, but i'm sure it's very difficult. >> so hard. >> seth: was it hard to have to lie there all day while other people are acting around you? >> no, the only hard thing was that i was like strapped to all thes

we cannot go four more years with russia, russia, russia, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha.ancy pelosi in the thick of it. >> after these latest revelations it's becoming clear we suffered a desecration of our democracy not seen since watergate. judge jeanine: a december kraiption of our democracy. say what? so donald trump, jr., a political neophyte gets an email from a friend saying he has information that would incriminate hillary and her dealing with russia that would be useful to his father who is running for president. he has a meeting. and the suggestion end up with rescinding the ban on russian adoptions. but now the hug hue and cry, int him for treason and finance campaign donations. there is no law that says a campaign cannot accept information from a foreign government. if that were the case, everyone on a campaign who talks to a foreign national is committing a crime. for you geniuses out there, there can be no treason since we are not at war with russia. by the way, the dnc and hillary excluded with the ukrainians to get information on trump at the same time. an

easier to say gotcha, but we've got to get congressmen and senators, who will do the hard work. the tax system is not a terrible tax system, it can be made better. in meantime, we've got to be proud of the progress we've made. we've come so far since the meltdown of ten years ago, it's a miracle. liz: thank you, ben stein, love having out show. >> love being othank you so much. liz: do not forget to tune into "wall street week" tonight with maria bartiromo 8:00 p.m. eastern time. billionaire investor mark mobius weighs in on the economy, north korea, russia and more. also how you can make money. >>> the dow ending up 94 points. the dow, s&p and the nasdaq turning positive for this shortened holiday week. tech discretionary the retail sectors leading today. >>> violence ramping up instead of toning down after the gop shooting at the baseball field. we have bernie sanders supporter, linda is calling for jihad against the president. we've got the sound. >>> but first columnist charles hurt says president trump is replacing president obama's apology tour going back to american excep

we cannot go four more years with russia, russia, russia, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha.ancy pelosi in the thick of it. >> after these latest revelations it's becoming clear we suffered a desecration of our democracy not seen since watergate. judge jeanine: a december kraiption of our democracy. say what? so donald trump, jr., a political neophyte gets an email from a friend saying he has information that would incriminate hillary and her dealing with russia that would be useful to his father who is running for president. he has a meeting. and the suggestion end up with rescinding the ban on russian adoptions. but now the hug hue and cry, int him for treason and finance campaign donations. there is no law that says a campaign cannot accept information from a foreign government. if that were the case, everyone on a campaign who talks to a foreign national is committing a crime. for you geniuses out there, there can be no treason since we are not at war with russia. by the way, the dnc and hillary excluded with the ukrainians to get information on trump at the same time. an

. >> gotcha. >> can we just back up?no, he's warning. >> that's exactly what the driver does, and when they start backing up the elephant pursues. >> oh, relax. you'll be fine. >> they were saying the guide was using some sketchy driving maneuvers to evade this eleph t elephant. >> what would they do? whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! >> the elephant evasion technique. one second. it's in the handbook. give me a sec. >> the whole video this woman is whispering. you don't need to whisper. >> let's get out of here. >> oh! >> this is exactly what you're not supposed to do. never go on safari. >> he's going to head us off. >> stop the elephant, please. >> this woman is the ying to your yang. >> could we get out of here? i want to go out of here. >> i would like to go home now. can someone close my eyes? >> but at the end, she had a little chuckle. >> my heart was racing. >> that elephant wasn't having any of it, but watch right here. as you could see, these wild dogs are like regular dogs. they see something an elephant le

i was like, you know, i'm kind of a jane goodall of the upper east side. >> seth: oh, gotcha.g. >> yeah, i saw them in their natural habitat. [ laughter ] let me tell you. >> seth: yeah, a couple of people at lululemon eating bugs out of hair. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: i wanted to ask this as well, because i know you've been doing this a long time. we mentioned your father. so you've been in show business from a very young age. and this is really a great, i feel like, it's a good showbiz story for anyone who is trying to break into the game. because your dad had a show, it was about his family. it was called, it was you've reached -- >> yeah. it was called "you've reached the elliotts." it was about all of us elliotts as a family. it was a multicam sitcom for cbs, and it was a pilot. and he was casting the role of amanda elliott, which was abby elliott. and i was 18 at the time and i had just moved to l.a. and was so excited to, you know, get my footing in acting. i auditioned for "the producers" and they were like, you're a shoe-in. you guys got great chemistry. li

okay, gotcha. >> that was a different day.his lady is trying to put it together. you know, she's like, "i think" -- >> seth: got it. she's like, "you" -- but she's not putting it together. so she's doing the whole, "do you get -- do you get that a lot? that you look like that actress? what's -- what's her? [ snapping fingers ] you know, who i'm talking about. you know, who i'm talking about, right"? [ light laughter ] "you might -- you get it all the time. you look just like her. you look just like" -- it together and -- i'm like, you know, i'm just trying to have a good time. so i'm like, "oh, god, yeah, no. i get that all the time." [ light laughter ] and she goes -- "mm-hmm. you know what? no, no, you're skinnier than her." [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, wow. >> literally. literally. >> seth: now that's very interesting because -- >> i don't know if that's a compliment? >> seth: yeah, that's the weird thing. >> or -- >> seth: how do you take it? >> what is that? >> seth: yeah. >> i was happy and then super upset. >> seth: yeah.

picked tv. >> seth: oh, oh, gotcha. >> yeah, yeah.fall, when all of the new tv comes out. >> seth: yeah. >> and i didn't have a dvr in my hotel. so that's appointment television, i got to be there or i'm going to miss it. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you actually -- >> so when you're in new york with a free night, that's "this is us" time. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> yeah, i mean, you know. i didn't want to -- i didn't want to miss anything. >> seth: yeah, well i remember when we were kids, we would always take a trip down to new york to watch "cheers." >> right, yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. it's the greatest city in the world to watch television. >> to watch television, yeah. yeah. really got those great videos on. sometimes i just leave the video on for the hotel. >> seth: yeah. amenities. >> seth: oh, right. the marriott, it's like -- [ laughter ] >> it's very relaxing. >> seth: it is very relaxing, and it's only about two minutes long, so after about an hour, you know it. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, right. like, i

>> it's a cooking show. >> seth: gotcha. what's perfect about it?o think and it's the same every time. and there's no -- there's no politics. it's not about real life. >> seth: oh, that's nice. >> yeah. >> seth: we both were huge fans of "law & order." >> oh, that is -- that is -- thank you for that prompt. "law & order" -- i've been re-watching the first ten seasons of "law & order", because i love jerry orbach, as do you. they're so good. and also, i miss new york as i spend more of my time in l.a. and i'm in a jerry orbach phase right now. like if i was an artist, i would be in an orbach phase. [ laughter ] >> seth: gotcha. >> i'm watching all of his stuff. i'm googling him. i'm watching videos about his last episode, i'm watching his last episode. i'm watching benji bratt say goodbye to him after he passed away. i'm watching s. epatha merkerson, who's one of the best actresses on tv, i love you s. epatha. no daniel day lewis, but -- [ laughter ] and she's talking about how great he was. so i've been, i've been like, giving myself my own masters

born and raised. >> seth: okay, gotcha.yeah. >> seth: and so are they excited that you have this life as an artist? is this -- >> yeah, my parents have been really supportive of all of us. my twin brother, vikas, my fraternal twin brother, who is a marking executive at heineken. my older brother, rajiv satyal, is a stand-up comic. and then, my parents, they actually run a local radio program every weekend in cincinnati, ohio on waif 88.0 fm. [ light laughter ] and it's called "bollywood music and masala." think. [ laughter ] >> seth: and now, you know, it's always i think, lovely to see what people who are new to this country are drawn to. and is it true that your mother is a huge fan of barbies? >> oh, yeah. so my mother loves barbie dolls. she thinks they're like amazing pieces of americana. and when my next door neighbor actually had a barbies of the world collection when i was growing up, and added an indian barbie, i thought my mom's head was going to like pop of. [ light laughter ] because it was like east meets west

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. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> it was not alcohol! well thank you for fighting through that, and being here. because this is very exciting to me. >> nobody else i would do it for. >> seth: well, i appreciate it. although i'm pretty sure i've seen you on -- on talk shows all week long. [ laughter ] >> found out! darn! >> seth: so, i mean, patrick, you have a long, you have an illustrious career. royal shakespeare company for ten years. >> yeah. >> seth: but here you are, the poop emoji. was this -- >> i know, i know. >> seth: did you -- was it all -- [ laughter ] did you feel like it was all heading for this? [ light laughter ] >> do that again. >> seth: were you all heading for this? >> isn't that wonderful? [ laughter ] >> seth: if you play that in reverse, it's -- [ laughter ] >> so, i always knew that there was something waiting for me. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> it's very hard to talk seriously about this role. >> seth: yeah. but this must -- i mean again, of the emojis, this must have been a coveted role. i would feel like m

. >> gotcha.re the garden -- neck at the garden state all the farmers markets are open much get the fresh produce now. >> okay. you want -- >> are you trying to say we don't have fresh produce in pennsylvania. >> i would never say such a thing. i don't know what you're talking about. [ laughter ] >> the other thing you want to have about a palm to pal and and a half size of protein. >> okay. >> sean, you'll get two palm because you're a guy there. >> really get two palms. >> yeah do you. >> two pieces of chicken. >> oh, i didn't know that. >> men can take more -- eat more meat? >> yeah. nice thing about it it's also scalable. right, because your hands are portion size to your body. >> to your body. that makes sense. >> that make it more applicable to the individual. >> half your plate in non starchy vegetables. about pal tom palm and a half size of protein for women. two palms for men about thumb size for the amount of fat that you would have an your plate there. a lot of times for something like

>> i played in italy for a couple of years and then played in spain after that. >> seth: gotcha. a sense that, you know, american fans are the rowdiest. not that -- you found it a lot worse over there. >> yeah, they were rowdy. there were times when fans -- you know, you had plexiglass on those dug outs that you would sit in at the bench. sometimes the crowds would throw coins down at you. and the really bad crowds would heat the coins with a cigarette lighter and throw them. you know, i was trying to make as much money as i could, so i'd pick them up. [ laughter ] it didn't happen, it didn't happen that often. >> seth: nothing more italian to me than a guy taking out a cigarette, heating up a coin and then chucking it at somebody. >> i mean truthfully, it only happened a couple of times. but it was pretty funny. but afterwards, they would scream at you the whole game. and then afterwards, they'd want to go out and have a drink. >> seth: exactly. they like to go out with the winners, just like you. >> yeah, exactly. >> seth: so what are you -- what is your pick? who do you think'

okay, gotcha. i see.kay, similarly this is -- [ audience groans ] this is video girlfriend. and yeah, this is another one where -- where you, you're the character. how -- how do i describe this. [ light laughter ] you're on a date with this woman. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and so the perspective is just you, the camera is your eyes. >> seth: got it. >> yeah, okay. and let's just say that things end up going pretty well. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: this one. yeah, i don't -- i have no sense of what this could possibly be. >> "nathaniel the grublet." >> seth: the grublet? >> seth, well, you got to know about the grublets. [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't know -- just know, before you start, i know nothing about the grublets. >> okay, the grublets are, i think they're a family. >> seth: okay. >> and they -- they take junk and they turn it into nice things. >> seth: okay. >> and nathaniel the grublet is -- he's the focus of this story. he's seemingly played by like a, 40-something woman. [ laughter ] and there'

. >> seth: okay, gotcha, that is -- best beard in the biz by "gentleman beards." that -- have you only won that once, or? >> yes. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> galifianakis wins every other year. >> seth: oh, right. [ light laughter ] oh, he took himself out of the running one year. melancholy about it. [ light laughter ] >> seth: how much beard maintenance are you doing these days? >> quite a bit. >> seth: yeah. >> quite a bit, no, not much. i put a little bit of stuff in it, a little bit of oil in it. you know, and you got to run a comb through it to get the mites out. [ laughter ] you guys get beard mites, right? [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, yeah. and you have to -- and it's true. you do have to -- you have like a letter you have to give the airlines when you fly -- >> oh yeah. >> seth: to show that your mites are like those dogs you bring that put you in a good mood. >> yes. yeah, you know how -- >> seth: your support mice. >> they ask you, "have you been on a farm or anything like that?" i have to say, "i've got my beard mites, but i came to this countr

in the morning, i'm not coming into work. >> seth: gotcha.nuclear codes and stuff. i'm just trying to get to -- i'm trying to get to work. >> yeah, listen, somebody tried to use covfefe as a nuclear code. i'll tell you that right now. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, yeah, they probably tried it. you're right, exactly. they were like, "it's worth a shot." >> and you know they had to dumb down the nuclear code for donald trump. >> yeah before it was like something complex like, a1 -- >> no. >> it was like a wifi code. now it's probably just like triangle, circle -- >> nuke one. [ light laughter ] >> square. >> nuke smiley face. [ light laughter ] it's like a smiley and a frowny. "which one is the good one?" >> password is -- the new code is "trump123." [ light laughter ] >> seth: so you guys have guests on your show -- >> yes. >> seth: and a lot of them are guests on other talk shows as well, rachel maddow, chris hayes, neil degrasse tyson. >> shout to neil. >> seth: now, are they excited to be on a show that's a little bit more relaxed? >> yes. >> y

that is where we can do something on the fda side maybe. >> gotcha. you laid out the drug action plan. it is a multipart plan to address what we are talking about. we're talking about places where we see branded rules. we are looking at issues around complex drugs. we are also looking at issues around the ordinary review process. if you look historically, generic jobs have gone through an average of four cycles before they reach approval, an average of 48 months. scrutinyommitted to the finale application. that will allow generics to go to market sooner. it also will end what i call regulatory arbitrage where you have situations where's the chelators can comment and by a drug, jack up the price a lot and know it is going to take fda up to four years to get another competitor into the market. theyed to make sure that cannot take advantage of the system. first of all, we are publicizing the situations where there's no branded drug. there's effectively one drug on the market. we will prioritize situations where there is a ack of competitors -- where ther

. >> to me it smacks of a political gotcha and false equivalence, to be honest with you, congressman.> what do you mean? >> there's no suggestion that the dnc had anything to do other than being victimized by any russian efforts to interfere in the election. so to throw some stink on what did the dnc know or what did hillary clinton know, it just sounds like it's a way of balancing the equation a little bit in terms of a political gotcha game. >> i'm not trying to do that at all. i'm making the point that you often times make. you want to get to the bottom of what russia was doing and how were they doing it. a key part of that is the dnc and the server. i think why that's important is the democrats want to advance this narrative on russia and trump. if you're a victim -- i was a prosecutor. victims would come in with all the evidence that they had to help me prosecute their case. this is a very unique and different situation, where the victim won't turn over all the evidence to prosecute the case. and if that happened to me as a prosecutor, that would be a head scratcher for me, going

gotcha. pastor mark, i'm so sorry. we're coming up against a break. love having you go on the show., we have news coming out of sun valley conference in idaho today. ceo talking off camera directly to fox business. here with the exclusive scoop and the details, our own charlie gasparino. charlie. >> yeah. you know, it's an interesting day here. ivanka trump was here, jared kushner, you have the political po paparazzi, and you have some of big news. which involves mergers and acquisition. one name you keep hearing here when you talk to people is cbs. are they going to buy something? are they going to be bought. they're a content generate, obviously. cbs news programming, i believe they own showtime entertainment. put all of that together, that's a compelling package to cbs or maybe to merge with somebody a distributor. we ran into into the ceo of cbs yesterday who ruled out anything happening soon. he believes cbs can remain independent for a while, can earn money, make money, and survive. and this really difficult media environment. liz, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to fi

he addressed gotcha photos from the air and gotcha question here on the ground he got in trenton beforeublished when a reporter from the same newspaper that took pictures newark star ledger, asked the governor after he left the beach sunday, and flew here to the state house did you get any sun today. governor on sunday said no, and here's him answering that last night. >> i don't counting on out a beach after i have been working out all morning to sit and talk with my wife and our guests for 40 minutes before i had to leave to come back to work as getting sun. that wasn't what i was out there to get. the way i took the question was hey were you outlaying out getting etan today, that wasn't what i was doing and that is not what those pictures show sitting there with a baseball hats, shorts, t-shirt talking to my wife and our guests. i don't apologize for it. i don't back away from it. i think my poll numbers show i don't care about political optics. i care about what is doing right and long what was right for my family was for my family to be together and for me to be with them and to do

. >>> now for this week's gotcha. little over a week away from the nfl's first pre-season game and as of now quarterback colin kaepernick is still without a team or even a reported interest from one. in the year since he riled nfl owners and fans by refusing to stand for the national anthem, kaepernick has watched quarterbacks with comparable if not worse ratings and records get picked up if only to round out pre-season rosters. but insiders contend that nfl owners still view kaepernick as a distraction to the league's image, despite consistently employing players arrested for domestic violence, drunk driving and animal abuse. which brings us to former nfl quarterback michael vick who served nearly two years in prison mid-career for his involvement in dog fighting, but said this on fox sports earlier this week. >> first thing we've got to get colin to do is cut his hair. i'm not up here to try to be politically correct, but, you know, even if he puts corn rose in it, i don't think he should represent himself, you know

. >>> now for this week's gotcha. this one fit for a king.the house appropriations committee unveiled a bill to fund president trump's beloved border wall to the tune of $1.6 billion. apparently spending nearly $2 billion on a dumb idea wasn't enough for iowa republican congressman steve king who wants an additional $5 billion, and he told cnn exactly where he would get -- i mean, take it from. >> i'd throw another $5 billioned on the pile and i would find a half of a billion dollars of that right out of planned parenthood's budget. the rest can come out of food stamps and the entitlements being spread out for people who haven't worked in three generations. >> just in case you are not evil and this sounds like unmitigated racially tinged cruelty to you the congressman elaborated on why he is for this, along with job growth, it would save america's waist lines. >> i wouldn't impose anything more strict on anybody in america than what michelle obama did with her school lunch program. we built a program to solve the problem of malnutrition in am

and applause ] >> there were suggestions. >> seth: yeah. >> that weren't executed. >> seth: okay, gotcha set and -- yeah, things happened. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i think that -- >> yeah. >> seth: that i just want to leave to the mind's eye. >> things -- things happened. >> seth: yeah. >> and didn't happen. >> seth: okay. >> let's just put it this way -- at about midnight i got a knock on my trailer and said, "you can just go home." [ light laughter ] "we're not going to get to you." "but are we still filming?" "we're still filming." [ light laughter ] >> seth: and then all for naught. >> and all for naught. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: well, welcome to hollywood. it's a -- it's a dirty business. >> if dvds existed -- it would be some fun dvd extras. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. >> seth: we'll have to find a -- we'll have to find a new medium for dvd extras, because i would like to see that. >> right, right, right. yeah, yeah. >> seth: you're going to stick around, though, right? >> i'm -- i don't have anywhere to go. >> seth: okay, great. we'll be right back with more from wil

he said it was gotcha journalism. but the problem with that is, govern governor they got you.get you, that's not a good thing for you. you know, it's interesting. i'm not sure, i don't know how much of a parallel you can draw with trump because as steve said, chris christie has been a substantial politician, like him or not, agree with him or not, he can read a policy paper. i have heard him speak with sophistication and compassion on at least one issue on opioid addiction, for example. you know, so he's got more substance than donald trump i think has ever had. >> and steve, to that point, he has more substance and yet, 81% have turned against him in a state where is he won a majority vote twice. >> yeah, for sure. look, i don't think he necessarily looks ahead and sees an electoral future in the state of new jersey. i think he's unlikely and would be deeply unhappy as we've seen him on the public stage. seld be very unhappy as a united states senator. he's not going to run for office again. you see someone at the end of his term saying look, the governor of new jersey has tw