i think i have done a great job. i think i have done a great job. am getting credit from the real news for doing a great job. but border security is a big part of that. we also have to stop drugs. listen, we also have to stop drugs. if we don't stop drugs soon, there has never been a time over the last 10 years that got worse and worse over the last five, there's never been a time when our country was so infested with so many different drugs coming from so many different locations. and i believe that president xi in china, when he made the pledge to me to criminalize sentinel, that is --

great, great. thanks for the -- [inaudible] >> it's nice to meet you. >> great to meet you. great job. [inaudible conversations] >> my daughter. >> perfect. >> senator, congratulations. thank you. this is an honor for me. [inaudible conversations] >> it's my honor. congratulations to you. >> very good to meet you, mike. my wife and i have a very strong conviction -- [inaudible] >> did you get your -- >> [inaudible conversations] >> that's amazing. okay. so she'll hold it, lift your right hand in the air, and they'd like you to face a little more forward. >> all right. >> get a better picture of you. and then we'll administer the oath of office. do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic -- >> yes. >> that you'll bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you'll well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to somewhere so help you -- enter so help you god?

you have a great senator, a great new senator.al and her husband would love to expand their farm for their boys. under the water united states rule they would have to pay tens , of thousands of fines because of the prairie potholes. do you know what those are? you do. i don't but it sounds bad. [laughter] to val and every farmer, we will keep federal regulators out of your tanks. we will keep them out of your drainage ditches, your ponds, you know exact what i am talking about. you can have a little pond that they consider a lake. you are regulated as though it was a lake. we are going to get government off your back so you can earn a living and support your families doing what you love. i know what you love. farmers love what they are doing. [applause] we also passed legislation to rebuild our water infrastructure, including our nation's inland waterways. which carry more than 60% of our agricultural products. we are replacing one-sided, unfair trade deals. we have so many nations where we have a one-sided deal. with china, for s

great to meet you. >> excited to meet you. >> scooch in. >> ladies and gentlemen, make sure i can see you too. >> make sure you can see her. >> if you can't see the camera, i can't see you. >> please raise your right hand. do you swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? bare true faith and allegiance to the same? take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and you will discharge the duties of the office upon which you're about to enter, so help you go? so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations. >> look forward to working with you. >> this is my grandson. >> are we in a good spot? [applause] >> congratulations. >> can we get someone on the other side to balance it out. >> please raise your right hand. do you swear you will defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, bare true faith of the same? take this obligation freely without any men tral reservat

is how do we define great. new york, we defined great by the size of one's heart and the depth of one's character. that's what great means in new york. what makes great, new york great , is that we will not tolerate hate in our state. that's what makes us great. [ applause ]. what makes us great, what makes us great is that we believe, and our credo is not only i love new york, but new york loves you. that's what new york is all about. [ applause ]. that we reject the path of divide and conquer, and we accept the path that says unify and grow. that is what new york has done time and time again throughout history. whenever this nation was in a dark period, whenever this nation was searching for its soul, they looked to new york, and new york showed the way. we show the way will we let the woman suffrage movement at seneca falls, and was the first to for woman's equality. we led the way right after the triangle shirt waist factory fire when we say safety for all workers and workers rights have to be a priority. [

[laughter] you have a great new senator, by the way. great new senator. really great.al and her husband would love to expand the farm were there for boys but under the waters of the united states they would have had to pay tens of thousands of dollars in fines because of the prairie potholes on their land. you all know what perry potholes are? yes, you do. i don't what it sounds bad. back to val and every farmer we are going to keep federal regulators out of your tanks, your stock tanks, your drainage ditches in your puddles and ponds. you know what i'm talking about. you can have a pond, a little pond that they consider it a lake. you are regulated as though it were a lake. you're going to get government off your back so you can earn a living and support your families doing what you love and i know what you love. farmers love what they are doi doing. [cheering and applause] we also passed legislation to rebuild our water structure including our nation's inland waterways which carry more than 50% of our agricultural products. we are replacing one-sided unfair trade dea

david: you have built a great earned a great deal money, so what do you do when you are not working?e the outside pleasures you really enjoy, other than interviews like this? [laughter] kevin: i love driving home, parking my car, walking next door to where my kids go school and watch my children play hockey or football. i have a terrific family and i am fortunate for that, and to have the ability to watch it play out to the eyes of kids, it is not easy being our kids. of course, my kids are required to only where under armour all the time. david: suppose they wear nike? what would happen? kevin: that would be bad. [laughter] david: they wouldn't perform as well either. kevin: i'm like, don't ever wear them. david: when you were an athlete, you are not a superstar athlete, but now the people on your team who are better athletes come to you for jobs? kevin: that happens sometimes. is one of the most important training grounds. i would not be doing under armour if it had not then for playing the sport and had been learntball, but also you understanding. football is a game that has great

i have two great stars. john bolton is doing a great job. mike pompeo is doing a great job.hey are very strong and they work hard. as you know, they are doing things that are very, very good . we are coming up with good results. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: i am in no hurry. i have acting. my acting's are doing really great. david is doing great. mick mulvaney is doing great as chief of staff. that i sort of like acting. gives me more flexibility. do you understand that? i like acting we have a few that are acting to we have a great cabinet. if you look at my cabinet, we have a fantastic cabinet. really great. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: i think we are doing a great job with the shutdown negotiation. we have no choice. look, there will be -- excuse me. i'm totally involved. i'm involved with principles. because ultimately, it is going to be solved by the principles. schumer and nancy pelosi and myself can solve this in 20 minutes. if they want to. if they don't want to, it will go on for a long time. i will tell you this. if we do not find a solution, it

congratulations. >> thank you. >> great to meet you. >> right here. >> oh great. >> great. >> did you see my other nephew. >> do you swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? will had you bare allegiance of the same? take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office you are about to enter is? >> i do. >> congratulations. >> turn towards the center and looking right here please. thank you. >> turn here. >> your son went with him. >> are we where you want us to be? is is this good? as you raise your right hand to support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? will you bare allegiance and take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office you are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations to you and your family. >> i'm so glad you could come. >>

that is what makes us great. what makes us great, and our credo is, not only i love new york but new york love you. that is what new york is about. the we reject the path of divide and conquer and accept the path that says unify and grow. that is what new york has done time and time again throughout history. whenever this nation was in a dark period. whenever this nation was searching for its soul, they looked to new york and new york showed the way. we show the way when we let the women's suffrage movement at seneca falls and the first call for women's equality. we led the way right after the triangle factory fire when we said safety for all workers and workers rights have to be a priority. we led the way for the gay rights movement after stonewall, because we said true equality is equality and love doesn't discriminate. [applause] >> we showed the way when new york ended the sin of slavery 35 years before the emancipation proclamation. [applause] >> we showed the way forward when we rejected discrimination by e

great route. great depth. we switched relief. jordan did a great job ofg leand getting open and alex did a nice job of fining oue seam. >> i didn't wan to get too crazy with chris thompso because i knew you would be pumped, but you gave you this version. second. why can't we pick up four with our li ? >> we ca >> why didn't we? >> because they mugged up here. we had clay matthews over here. i want to make sure our left tackle is going outo clay matthews i would prefer chris thompson . t to block clay matthews. >> good idea >> thank you. that's why they want him toush and not cover. >> he's lost out nope.e. don't drop outside linebacker. i've noted that for myself, so i'll just remember that. >> good. >>> i just keep pulling up matt's sacks for you because i know how hard you and him workr afterice on all these moves and all the stuff you're teaching him. you've done such a good job. walk mehrough this one. >> t t would be called a swat. got the inside arm on the left shoulder pad.at t off of you and bring the left arm underneath

i make great deals.he doctor said, man, you have the blood pressure of a great, great athlete who's 20 years old. i can be more presidential than any president that's ever held this office. i'm really good at war, i love war. donald trump is maybe the best interview there is. the biggest ovations. society loves me. nobody builds walls better than me. nobody knows the system better than me. nobody knows politicians better than me. nobody knows it better than me. nobody has better toys than i do. nobody loves the bible more than i do. nobody is stronger on second amendment than me. i think i am actually humble. i think i'm much more humble than you would understand. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so humble, so humble. you know, we are beaming to you tonight from our halftime headquarters in the heart of hollywood, california. but there are celebrations going on all over the world, including washington, d.c. our nation's capital, where thousands have gathered. there's a celebration in austin, texas, happ

this is a great number. i think it has a lot to do with the factories and with the companies that are moving back into the united states, who have left. and now, they're coming back to us instead of being in other countries. i can't tell you what that does to other countries. but, i'm the president of this country. so, 312,000 jobs was a tremendous number. obviously, having a big impact on the stock market today. i do want people to remember that we've had a tremendous success, despite the fact that i'm in the midst of negotiating incredible trade deals for our country that should have been negotiated many years ago. by both parties, to be honest. but, many years ago. we are doing very well in our negotiation with china. we pretty much concluded our negotiation with canada, with mexico. we have done the deal and signed the deal with south korea, which a lot of people said was not going to happen. would be impossible. it's a good deal. it was a horrible deal, it's a good deal. i think a lot of this has to do

this is a great number. i think it has a lot to do with the factories and with the companies that are moving back into the united states, who have left. and now they're coming back to us. instead of being in other countries. i can't tell you what that does to other countries. but i'm the president of this country. so, 312,000 jobs was a tremendous number. obviously having a big impact on the stock market today. i do want people to remember that we've had a tremendous success, despite the fact that i'm in the midst of negotiating incredible trade deals for our country that should have been negotiated many years ago. by both parties, to be honest. but many years ago. we are doing very well in our negotiation with china. we pretty much concluded our negotiation with canada, with mexico. we have done the deal and signed the deal with south korea, which a lot of people said was not going to happen. would be impossible. it's a good deal. it was a horrible deal, it's a good deal. i think a lot of this has to do wit

the great campaign. i used to talk about wages going down, not going up but going down for years. 19 years. now, they just went up 3.2%. yet, there's no inflation, because other things are going down, like the price of your gasoline at the tank. it's low. that doesn't happy luck. i work ha happen on luck. i work hard on that. it is like a tax cut for people. lot of great things are happening. labor participation increased to 63.1%. incredible number, also. i wanted to bring that out. the economy is very good. remember, from the time of my election, the stock market has gone up very close to 30%. that's with all of the things that are happening, and there are a lot of things happening. we have a massive trade negotiation going on with china. president xi is very much involved. so am i. we're dealing at the highest levels, and we're doing very well. we're doing very well. in the meantime, we've taken in billions and billions of dollars in tariffs from china, and from others. our steel industry has come roa

specifically in the time just before the great recession a year before the great recession, the ratio of houses for sale to houses sold was 7.2. that climbs over nine during the great recession at the height of the great recession about ten years ago, it was 12.2 houses for sale versus every house sold. how does that show a housing shortage? >> guest: i think the main thing that shows is that there was a lot of demand for housing going up through the bubble. when that spikes during the crisis, during the bust, what was happening was we sort of sucked credit and money out of the economy in an attempt to kill what we thought was a bubble, and that spike innovatory is because people didn't have the means to buy the house. they still needed houses as tenets is interesting thing. i think a better indicator in terms of these cities is how they start. in your extend or boston or san francisco or l.a. what you find is housing starts in the cities are half of come half of the national average for less typically. the problem is those are cities with the highest incomes and the strongest income

great, great. >> i'm lexy. >> lexy. >> [ inaudible ]. >> well good work. you do a good job. >> we try. >> he's just going to have four or five questions. they're fun, quick, easy questions. >> i will try to keep it short. >> all right. >> our first question is, when you were growing up what was your dream job? >> well, probably, you know, playing for the boston celtics probably was my dream job. >> i support that. >> i didn't think a lot beyond that. i actually wanted to be a doctor at one point, but i felt my skills were better suited in being a lawyer and here i am. >> our second question is, for climate change what is the first step you would take. >> the introduction of a comprehensive bill, that would be comprehensive of the nature and scale and scope of this economic promise. it would be focused not only on reduction of carbon pollution but also on the creation of millions of jobs across the country and i believe both are necessary and we're capable of doing both. >> you have the right idea. and what is one piece of advice you would have for young pe

that's great. >> that's great, wonderful. [inaudible conversations] >> where would you want us to be? >> is this good? as you raise your right hand i will administer. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, take the subrogation freely without any mental abrogation for purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter, so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations to you and your family. do you want to get a looking forward shot? >> thanks very much. [inaudible conversations] >> is of course. >> we had a lovely time. >> so glad you could come. >> not as close in the senate. >> because of the way of the numbers. >> much easier. >> she loves it and will do it again. but i will tell you. did i introduce you to the rest of my family? >> please. do you want to do the oath here and have a whole family? >> that would b

well, you had a great -- a a great year.his is you throwing beads at mardi gras. [ laughter ] this is a big deal. [ cheers and applause ] royalty. you. it is a big deal. >> and i was the 50th king of bacchus, so i'm the golden king of bacchus. >> jimmy w >> so i can lord that over all the other kings of bacchus for as long as -- >> jimmy: this is the 50th anniversary? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. and so you just basically sit in the float and you just want to -- >> oh, i stand on the float. i'm not sitting. >> jimmy: no, of course, i mean, stand on the float and you just throw beads and drink? >> yeah, but it's a whole thing. it's like a three-day thing of throwing beads. i actually hurt my shoulder. it's embarrassing. >> jimmy: stop. [ laughter ] i'm not lying. which is really the only reason i didn't throw tridents today. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's -- how did your wife feel about you being king? >> she was delighted to be the queen. >> jimmy: yeah, why not, right? >> we had a great time. i mean, it's new orleans. the

we need great people. but we want them to come in on a merit basis and they have to come in on a merit basis. they can't come in the way they've been coming in for years. i get calls from the great tech companies and they're saying we don't allow people at the top of their class at the best schools in the country, we don't allow them to stay in our country. so they end up going back to china and japan and so many other countries all over the world and we don't keep them. they get educated at our finest schools and then we don't allow them through a various set of circumstances to have any guarantees of staying. so we lose out on great minds. we can't do that. we have companies that if we don't change that and we're working on that and we discussed that with the democrats and i think they agreed, we're working on that. but we don't want to lose our great companies because we have a ridiculous policy that we won't accept smart people. so call it politically correct or not but we have to let these great brill

it is a great letter. -- i just got a great letter from kim jong-un. those few people i just showed the letter to, they have never written letters like that. this letter is a great letter. we have made a lot of progress with north korea. been -- wem, has have established a great relationship. i never said speed. it has been this way for 80 plus years. we had our meeting six months ago in singapore. we will probably now have another meeting. he would like to meet. i would like to meet. but we have established a very good relationship and we are given no credit for it. this administration didn't take place, if another administration came in in place of this administration, mainly mica myself and the group around this table, you would be at war right now. you would have yourself a nice take, fat war in asia. it would not be pleasant. instead of that, we are getting along fine. there is no need to rush. there is no rockets. no testing. last night i watched pbs. i was in the white house all by myself. 46, 7 days, it was very lonely. [laughter] my family was

a very great job you have done. up great health care . if i could ask the secretary were children are coming up. they are forced to come up and remember, the coyote is the bad one. they are not stupid. they know our laws better than the people who wrote them. they are not with families. they are using the children and taking the children and then they dispose of the children. this has been going on for years . we want to stop this. secretary, if i can ask you to do something -- say something about the children. >> thank you. we are addressing the tragic consequences to caring for the auto company children. it is miners who arrive at the border without their parents. chaplain to the u.s. border is extremely dangerous with minors suffering trauma on the way to this comment -- this country. send theiruld not kids on this journey. unfortunately, more and more .iners have been arriving when they arrive, the department of homeland security custody. select a grantee to care for them until we can release them. we saw a genetic number arriving. it

great game. you could hardly tell who had a disability and who didn't in this match the guy is the same it's so awesome that they do this here and it's definitely worth a visit if you find any kind of sports project or whatever near you it's loads of fun and it's great to meet all these people and as you can tell the competition is fierce. we're switching from a real world game to a computer game from bremen to cologne robin has muscular atrophy and is in a wheelchair i'm here with him and his assistant to find out what life's like for them but i got off to a less than elegant start. she wants to shoot you early on to actually get such a spine as dammit. damn it because i just realized what i had said all this. crap i'm sorry i said that without thinking as a retard. all those terms i don't mind really but if i were to sit here and keep saying this is retarded and that's retarded and that's retarded you probably start thinking if you're interested too. i was relieved that he was so laid back abou

we had great, great security. if we can handle iraq, we can handle the middle of washington in a very, very spectacular building in a beautiful room, that's where we should be, that's where it's been for a very long time. it's a sad thing for our country. we'll do something in the alternative. we'll be talking to you about that at a later date. but i have to say it's an honor to have these great leaders with us and we're going ton talking about shutdown, we're going to be talking about other things. we will talk about outside of this event, we just discussed about how well our country is doing, we're setting records in so many ways. we're setting jobs records. right now at this very moment, we have more people working in the united states than at any time in the history of our country. think of that. that's a big, big thing. i just had a meeting on drug pricing and various other things an prescription drugs for the first time in history, the history of our country, had gone down in 2018. so for last year, just got

a great campaign. and i used to talk about wages going down, not going up, but going down for years, 19 years. and now they just went up 3.2%, and yet there's no inflation because other things are going down like the gas of your gasoline at the tank. it's low. and that doesn't happen by luck. i work hard on that. that's like a tax cut for people. so a lot of good things are happening. labor participation rate increased to 63.1. that's an incredible the economy is very good. and remember, from the time of my election, the stock market's gone up very close to 30%. and that's with all of the things that are happening. and there are a lot of things happening. we have a massive trade negotiation going on with china. president xi is very much involved. so am i. we're dealing at the highest levels. we're doing very well. we are doingt very well. in the meantime, we've taken in billions and billions of dollars in tariffs from china and from others. our steel industry has come roaring back. and that makes me ve

great.inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, if you'll step together for me on the side -- [inaudible conversations] >> great to meet you, haley. [inaudible conversations] >> where should i be? >> you be right on this side -- >> senator. that's good. >> everybody can scooch in. >> ladies and gentlemen, make sure i can see you too. >> if you can't see the camera, i can't see you. and we'll be taking a group photo from above too. would you three come towards me? great. everybody looking -- >> i was already looking up. [laughter] okay. senator, i'll administer the oath. >> sounds great, thank you. >> please raise your right hand. to you solemnly swear that you will sport and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you're

great job well done that. the top job has not got to have. i said great job. great job. i noticed everyone's welcome here right yes everyone with or without disabilities it's time to go go yes i'm coming. back on how to be ok ok i'm holding things up have a good game. i'm so impressed by the team spirit in the mood here one of the players really stands out to me marco the goal keeper. was a nice one goalie supa he's absolutely focused always got his eye on the ball and he's fearless. good excellent goalie sweet marco is autistic which is probably why he's so concentrated either way he's unbeatable even after i switch teams after half time and shoot he simply can't be beat the game's over marco didn't let anything through because we were playing and that's a nice save lower right corner it was a tough shot. great game. well i. think. you could hardly tell who had a disability and who didn't in this match the guy is the same it's so awesome that they do this here it's definitely worth a visit if you find any kind of sports project or whatever near you it's loads of fun and

his speech was great. >> jimmy: it was a great speech.u ow who had a great speech?or so long. now, i met her like thre days ago. [ laughter ] it's true. >>immy: no. >> we met briefly, we presented at the emmys and then we spent, like the last week aalf working on the globes. but we didn't know each other that much and we just sort of liked each other so much from that one experiee we decided to go for it because they asked. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jim: so that's where they came up with the idea. because i was wondering what was the background? that you were old buddies. >> we just did it likete fun presbit. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but it -- she's so like, warm and magnec and i felt so into her energy that we were all backstage when she won and i was like -- they were like "sandra oh" and i was like, ya! [ laughter ] i started crying. she's been working on this for the last four days i've known her. [ laughter ] gave h we were like, "we did it." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i just remembered that -- it's odd when you see, like, your good friends win an award.>> eah

this is a great book.eck this out. watch this. [ screaming ] [ laughter ] hi guys. ♪ jingle bells jingle bells jingle all the way jingle bells ♪ ♪ jingle bells jingle all the way oh what fun it is to ride ♪ [ screaming ] [ laughter ] ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: happy holidays. [ screaming ] [ laughter ] hey guys, you mind if i go down? actually, you know what? we'll take the next one. we'll take the next one. don't worry about it. >> i thought we were -- [ talking over each other ] >> hey, how you doing? [ talking over each other ] >> forgive me. [ light laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> okay. why don't we just take the stairs? >> jimmy: i thought that you were going to move. >> why are you such a wimp? >> jimmy: i'll walk back up if you want. [ light laughter ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to michelle obama, her new book, "becoming," is out now. stick around. we'll be right back with michelle obama! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sweat. dedication. cupcakes. i'm michael griffin. i'm brian orak

pete: great.her run for president, elizabeth warren, hot president calls pocahontas, grab as beer and goes on instagram to reflect on her so amazing day. just natural. what she does every time. it was the video she posted earlier in the day that is making wave. charlie hurt says she is engaging in class warfare. joining us live coming up next. ♪ >> i have made a big announcement today. i'm really excited. you know we had donations from all 50 states. a lot of 5 bucks here and 10 bucks there and you go, girl. which hold on a sec, i'm going to get me a beer. i'm going to pull up a stool and sit down. i want to start 2019 and it's fine. >> hold on a second i want to get me a beer. once i get my beer then i'm going to talk to the people like a regular person. look at me drink my beer. rachel: you missed the best part. her husband comes, in pete, her husband comes in and she offers him a beer he is like no, thank you. enjoy your night and he leaves. it was so painful to watch. horrible. pete: when you

your program is great. it does something that i truly believe that our staff has to look more like america too. i instituted when i became leader this was the world, and the senate focused on, the program was set up by the owner of the pittsburgh steelers. what it says, any top job, the top of, the top three people you interview one has to be a person of color, it has done remarkable things in the senate. it has opened doors and the talent the people became and it has benefited my office, amazingly and so many others. the other thing that we did, it wasn't just verbal we actually, do every year, a survey, we actually see the percentage of people of color, black, hispanic, islanders who are on each staff which helps everybody reach a little higher, each year because people want to be that way. it has worked very well. and you, in the chci has helped us achieve that goal and we have greater goals to achieve. so i think you for that, as well. in conclusion i tell you, these are difficult times. we have never s

. >> we had a great time. we had a great time, didn't we?you guys did a fantastic job. >> pete: we're going to pick up where you left off. i think the crowd is glad you are in good shape. >> she floats like a butterfly. >> pete: careful. she stings like a bee. thanksgiving and carley. we'll check back in with them as well. let's kick it to our man in times square. what's the latest? >> kennedy: biggest fox star, literally. >> what's up? it may look like i'm cold. it may look like i'm freezing. i'm not. i'm just getting warmed up. we're going to play a game. it is called a scavenger hunt. pay no attention to the sleet. fellas, come here. first of all, where are you all from? >> cincinnati, ohio. >> cincinnati, ohio. >> it is just a regular day for y'all. weather like this don't mean nothing. >> it is not that bad. >> you've been hand picked to join me in a game called scavenger hunt. we're going to look through the crowd and find stuff on the list. you have not seen this list before; correct? >> correct. >> i didn't know you had a list. >> th

and what makes new york great to tolerate in our state that's what makes us great. so it makes us gray is we believe.ea not only do i love new york but new york loves you. and then to accept the path that has unified and grown. and then time and time again. and this nation was in the dark. searching for its soul. and when they led the women's suffrage movement and we led the way right after the factory fire safety for all workers. and we lead the way for the gay rightsap movement. and love doesn't discriminate. [applause] we showed the way when new york ended the sin of slavery 25 years before the emancipation proclamation. [applause] . >> add then to reject discrimination by electing the first congresswoman to the united states of america. and then with the people in this room what they did in the history books when we pass marriage equality and have free college tuition so every child can go to college and when we raise the minimum wage at $15, the highest in thewage nation and the millions and millions of americans that is what we did. [cheers and applause] that

the great ones know the difference. [applause] >> the great ones know the difference. the times for talking is over. it is the time for doing. government credibility comes from performing. nobody wents to hear i'm going to do this, i'm going to do this, i think this, i think this. have you done anything that would lead me to suggest you can do anything that is going to help? that is where we are running into frustration with body politics. people have real problems. they haven't had enough help in their lives and that is what government is supposed to do and that is what the great ones do. and i believe in this moment with his legislature, i believe we have great ones at the table and i believe great ones can make this a moment in history. [applause] >> and leadership by great ones is about passing all the bills, balancing the budget, but also about something else. it is about providing leadership in the moment and leadership at a time of turmoil and loss and this nation in this moment is lost. it is frightening what is happening. the number of anti-semitic attacks up

>> it was great. yeah. it was great.hours it involved in cleaning up. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. it was a teller put a bomb into the bag of money and fooled us. which was -- never mind. [ laughter ] >> seth: no, but. i mean, it's a great thing, because it exploded not just on you guys but also on the windshield. >> yeah. as we were trying to drive. go see the movie, folks. [ laughter ] >> seth: out now. >> rent it. >> seth: out now. >> and rewind it. >> seth: rewind it. be kind and rewind. you -- what were the movies -- i mean, 'cause again, that was a really inspirational movie for me growing up. what were yours? what were the films that you saw as a kid that made you --? >> "on the waterfront." >> seth: "on the waterfront." >> "on the waterfront." i loved it, and made me want to try to act. >> seth: and did you ever meet brando? >> no. i would have -- no. i'm better off. >> seth: better off, yeah. you don't think -- because did he continue to be someone who was very important to you? >> absolutely. yeah. especially when i

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a great young, beautiful person, great family. just took a picture with his son and his wife for christmas. and a few hours later he was shot and killed by someone that had just come across the border. things like that wouldn't happen or certainly they would behappening far , far less. now the democrats in the bill want $12 billion additional for foreign aid. $12 billion more. it is $54.4 billion which is by itself, a lot. but in foreign aid, they want 12 billion over the $54 billion. think of it. $54 billion, a lot of it because they want to give it. they don't even know who they are giving it to. in many cases people don't even know the name of the country. they know nothing about the country. and yet, so they are going to give 54.4 billion in foreign aid but they want 12 billion more than that in foreign aid. but they won't approve 5.6 billion dollars for a wall that will pay for itself. almost on a monthly basis. it is just politics folks. it is purely politics. so, we have a lot of loopholes. whether it is catch and releas ,

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i dig of done a great job. i think i have done a great job. i'm getting credit for doing a great job. about border security is a big part of that. we also have to stop drugs. we also have to stop drugs. if we don't stop drugs soon, there's never been a time over the last 10 years that got worse and worse over the last five, there's never been a time when withountry was so infested so many different drugs coming from so many different locations. inelieve the president xi china, when he made the commitment to meet a criminal as fentanyl, that's going to go along way from this. i'm going to camp david. thank you. >> with the government shutdown now in the 16th day, how to end border funding were topics of conversation on the sunday news shows. we hear from democrat senator doug jones from alabama and republican senator susan collins of maine. >> the government is shut down. our state wants the government to be open for business. i think that's the most important thing for the people of alabama right now. we have a lot of government borders in the

he's a great friend, don't pay attention to his kisses and love bits, what a great, great, great, person. in commerce today we have new leadership we have had gone to. [ applause ] and if i could say this about ed , he brings friendship and respect from you. he brings knowledge. he brings a lifetime of business wealth and experience to the table and he's going to help us. will tell you this real quick, don't think for a second that the china issue is off the table where the natural gas hub is gone. today, like it or not like it, we still have a little headbutting going on with the u.s. and china, until the dust settles between our presidents, we will still have a little headbutting going on. but they are still in touch all the time. there is so much interest in west virginia with so many possibilities for manufacturing and natural gas an expansion of the coal industry, so many different things, that we need a great man like ed, we've got them and i'm proud to have them. i like to introduce one other person. phil dickinson here representing the british ambassador. the british ambassador c