gretchen: hey. gretchen. lemonis: i'm marcus. gretchen: nice to meet you.monis: this is my partner, dave. gretchen: hi, dave. nice to meet you. lemonis: this should be and eye -opening experience for dave. so, where's the goulash? dave: didn't bring that one. lemonis: and the bacon cheeseburger? dave: i could've brought that but... lemonis: you were scared to bring that. dave: yes. lemonis: so, that means you already know it's bad. dave: yes. lemonis: we're gonna test the african-peanut soup. let's do it. your life's work being blended up. gretchen: this is gonna tell us the total protein. we're reading the nitrogen-gas content that comes off of the combusted sample. lemonis: and so the protein here is 6%. gretchen: so, this is how we test calcium, sodium, and iron for your nutrition label. so, this is an automated method for looking at the fiber content. lemonis: so, could you take a soup like ours and then add something to it that could make it have fiber? dave: metamucil. lemonis: i think that's sort of sarcastic and not funny. is there anything that you

you have talked with gretchen at all?on gabe sherman for our research. >> stephen: his book. >> 600 people, and that's what we based it on. >> stephen: what you can find most compelling about her story about how she took him down? >> i mean, she was operating in a place where women were not only not moving head. they were undervalued. they were bullied. they were sexually harassed. and she got to a point where she said, "no, this is not okay." and she pushed back. she wanted promotions. she's very good at her job. she was at the peak of her career and high ratings. and she kept getting pushed down. she said, "no that's not going to happen." >> stephen: we have a clip here of you talk ago your character talking with ailes, placed by russell crowe. anything we need to know to set this up? >> yes, she wants to-- she's putting herself out there because she's feeling the vibe that she's not being pushed forward. the men are, and she's taking care of herself. she's saying, "i want what they're getting, so give it to me." >> ste

. >> former fox news anchor gretchen carlson is portrayed by naomi watts. >> i wore a wig and this is>> roger. >> in part with carlson's sexual harassment accusations that eventually forced ailes to leave fox. carlson was at the premiere for the limited series. >> bring attention to this whole issue. the more we talk about it the more we fix it. >> as for any blowback from fox news? crowe is not worried. >> this has emmy written all over it. >>> coming up -- our chris lane exclusive. his first tv interview since proposing to "bachelor" alum lauren bushnell. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> we have run out of time he before we go. bye-bye. >> only we're with country cuti question to bachelor alum lauren bushnell last week ♪ i'm going to a ask her to mar me ♪ >> i could see the look on her face and i'm not an emotional person it made me tear tear up. >> before he got down on one knee, he wrote a song for lauren "big big plans. >> i heard this song for the first time even though i recorded my parts, i heard the song literally an hour before i proposed. >> chris and lauren aren

. >> former fox news anchor gretchen carlson is portrayed by naomi watts. >> i wore a wig and this is roger. >> in part with carlson's sexual harassment accusations that eventually forced ailes to leave fox. carlson was at the premiere for the limited series. >> bring attention to this whole issue. the more we talk about it the more we fix it. >> as for any blowback from fox news? crowe is not worried. >> this has emmy written all over it. >>> coming up -- our chris lane exclusive. his first tv interview since proposing to "bachelor" alum lauren bushnell. tightened up do stretch when they saw the warriors are coming right at them and it was defensively i mean the way to defend to pick a roll lately game between german green steph curry double drag series. >>like then. so it starts door under this is a simple. going to the lane wide open. response to the lame duck and why don't like they got to get tougher or not the exact cause is a guy take a bullet around you got to figure out what to do with moe harkless and al-farouq amido feels like it's just way right now in a squad and of cours

gretchen carlson now stepping down after ending the iconic swimsuit competition. will the pageant reverse her changes? >>> and toronto takes control, the raptors dominating the warriors shutting down steph curry during his best playoff performance yet. his teammates still injured. is the warrior championship reign at risk? >>> good morning, america. it is a special morning. we are honoring the heroes who put their lives on the line for our freedom, the 75th anniversary of d-day. >> take a live look at the ceremony under way right now in normandy. world leaders and the surviving heroes returning to the historic battlefield watching honorary flyovers. >> so many moving images coming out of there right now. moments ago president trump delivered an address calling those heroes the pride of our nation and some of the greatest americans to ever live. "world news tonight" anchor david muir is right there in normandy starting us off this morning. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. george, michael, it's been so powerful, in fact, the flyovers taking p

. >> we now return to our series of commencement speeches with michigan governor gretchen whitmer. she is a graduate of michigan state university. full will --you to you beautiful wolverines. faculty,shed deans, friends and family and most importantly, the amazing class of 2019, congratulations. i am truly honored to celebrate with you today. you may know that i am a spartan. i have been since my dad took me , i think he is the come out ofte to our state, magic johnson. there is a lot to admire about the university of michigan. yourstellar reputation, chic football helmets, your exceptional students from michigan and all over the world, and a masterpiece of over -- economy. the class of 2019, we have something in common. for years ago you are leaving your friends and family and the comfort of your home to embark on a journey that led you to write here, right now. four years ago i also headed to ann arbor to teach a course at the ford school. , somethingved amazing happened. here to this beautiful campus and here i experienced my own version of the michigan difference. students,ngag

. >> we now return to our series of commencement speeches with michigan governor gretchen whitmer. she is a graduate of michigan state university. >> h

gretchen carlson is stepping down.e was part of an all female leadership group that took over last year after a sexual harassment scandal. her tenure included the elimination of the swimsuit competition. her decisions also caused controversy leading some to organize a petition calling for her resignation. >>> in sports the toronto raptors have taken the lead in the nba finals. they beat the warriors, 123-109 last night. steph curry dropped 47 points in the losing effort. meanwhile, beyonce and jay-z were there making an appearance >>> up next in "the pulse," the fbi's investigation into bigfoot. >>> plus, our exclusive interview with "jeopardy" legend ken jennings. will he take on "jeopardy james"? >>> and the baby known as mr. personality giving us all something to talk about. muddy paths, ils as y steep climbs, and rough terrain. but we see things differently. there are trails to blaze everywhere. on asphalt, stone, brick... from rubicon trail, to brooklyn bridge trail, to michigan avenue trail. because if it's on ea

the preview for this roger ailes biotech russell crowe is roger ailes naomi watts is going to be gretchen carlson on this show her and. bottom of the executive suite stuff comes out got about 30 yet i was into to your point about men i mean i think it's still a little bit of masculinity machismo type thing i mean sadly i feel that's a way that men still feel is that it makes you less of a man to be abused and this is a big issue in the gay community as well as it is i'm not i didn't pull the stats offhand but it is an issue that they face quite a bit as well and it's just a shame thing sadly and the same way with women it's that you know one week ago right now we were here talking about toxic masculinity it's coming out it is it is i think i would hope that all people who matter don't be afraid to call out domestic violence we're godless of your gender i want to thank everybody who came on the show today alex mahela bitch in toronto canada holland coast of the big picture of bridgeboro producer to america thank you all 3 for joining me today fascinating discussion all around all right as

. >> "extra's" cameras rolling as gretchen carlson meets naomi watts, the woman p

this on thursday night for thursday night, but last night we had your co-star naomi watts who plays gretchenomorrow night. are we caught up on how we do this? >> this is truth in media, letting you know exactly what's going on in case you feel a little perturbed. >> stephen: the reason i explain that is you have a long history with her. >> i do. we tid a tv show together back when we were literally kids, called brides of christ, about the catholic church. oh, look at that... >> stephen: yes. and she says when she moved to l.a. you used to crash at her place sometimes. >> i slept on her couch a number of times. >> he stayed with me when he first came to l.a. when auditioning. >> stephen: he crashed on your couch? >> yeah. he owes me money, actually. >> stephen: he's on tomorrow. can you tell him? >> stephen: yeah, i'll tell him. how much is it? nehe like $25 or something for some groceries. >> stephen: sure, i'll get it from him. do you have your wallet on you? >> well, she came to my hotel room last night and drank copious boxes of very expensive red, i think i've got it covered. ( applause

a price a call as to the order in which we're seeing all of the as various leaders come out and gretchen's our. i can tell you that probably noughts in terms of which order they're coming in because it is a bit of a nightmare getting this many leaders and their private jets into the same city at the same time on time someone is nearly always late i'm told by some of those for the u.n. general assembly which is one of the few events like this where you have so many leaders more leaders in this in one place at one time in new york but those that work in protocol of the u.n. general assembly it's like traffic control trying to get all these leaders in place at the right time and again james that it's a difficult job and clearly you don't want to upset anyone i can imagine and and immediately after this family photographs i believe there's a there's a working lunch and then and then a plenary session how are we expecting any major announcements to come out today or is it is it really just a chance for them all to approach each other and start having those conversations. well look i think at th

that was interesting to learn. >> naomi, you played gretchen carlson, an anchor and correspondent forbe able to take down a man at that level of power, that's pretty impressive. took a lot of courage, and like russell, i saw a loton availabl the internet, her books to read, plenty available. but there was a certain thing that gave me a whole lot of insight, that's when she was playing the violin with such veracity and discipline and focus in a way that told you the story that she had probably made certain sacrifices in her life to be so successful at that. and she was very good at her job. she was at the peak of her career. and to be undervalued and pushed aside because of the way the fox, you know, system works, women were told to stay in their place, to fall in liot. and n push back. and she wouldn't settle for that. >> did any of you talk -- not you, roger ailes passed on, but did any of you talk to the real pele you were portraying or did you want to? you portray brian lewis. oh, maybe it's off the record. >> the biggest source of research for me was gabe book.an's which was a pre

republicans rejoiced here, but in 2018, democrats did see bright spots in gaining, for example, gretchenhitmer winning the governor's seat. but we asked a voter here whose family is conservative, but tends to vote democrat herself, if she thought that support of trump was waning and why. listen. >> because he didn't bring the jobs back. and in fact, the tariffs that he's imposed are hurting people in michigan. it's hurting our auto industry. it's hurting our farmers. these things are hurting people in michigan. and they are already feeling the effects. and it's only going to get worse. >> and look, craig, when elizabeth warren then comes here and talks about green manufacturing, it's the idea that she's talking about climate change and how to combat it, which i hear regularly from voters across the country, that is so important to them in 20. but also the fact that she's inextricably linking to it jobs and the economy, trying to push forward with a structural overhaul of the way that we look at our economy, and the way in which we not just promote american workers and industry, but the w

it is an injectable treatment that cost $6900 a year >>> gretchen carlson is stepping down as board chairwomanss america organization. she said in a statement she has helped make the organization more relevant but her leadership was criticized by many state organizations. >>> you're up to date. that's the news update this hour back downtown to you >> thank you very much. >>> when we come back we're going to hear from former ftc chairman william covach itch dow, bunch of air pockets today, up 147 . >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. big tech companies stepping up their lobbying efforts as government scrutiny continues to increase aditi roy joins us with more details on what they've been spending their money on. aditi? >> hi, morgan. over the last decade big tech companies have spiked their lobbying spending as they face increasing government scrutiny take alphabet, google spent $4 million on lobbying but things started to shift around 2011 and 2012 as the company started facing more regulatory heat. ten years later the company spent $21 million on lobbying, 500% increase. that may not seem like

just regular rush-hour and in the eastbound gretchen, everything looks good to go. off to the golden gate bridge where it is not that this is slightly out of focus, it's that this is really foggy as you are coming into san francisco, you are down to one lane in the southbound direction, and also not such great visibility. >> thank you, the golden state warriors have some work cut out for them if they're going to win another nba title. >> in oakland last night, the toronto raptors beat the warriors 123 to 109 to take it to games to one in the best-of- seven series. the warriors's steph curry had 37 points -- 47 points in the losing effort. injuries have hurt the warriors efforts, but they remain positive. >> when you are a warrior, you are still a warrior. >> we hurt in different aspects, but it is not over. >> there is still hope. game 4 will be tomorrow also at oracle arena in oakland and stay with kpix 5 for warriors coverage on air and online at kpix.com/warriors. >>> we are taking a live look at lax this morning with power finally back on. dozens of flights were

and when governor gretchen whitmer was sworn in january 1st, it's interesting, she made it her firstgovernor to issue an order that required state employees to immediately report any threat to public health or safety. and that's because this is michigan and michigan is home to flint, michigan, and flint, michigan is home of one of the worst manmade environmental disasters in this country's history, and the people who man made it were the government in michigan. the government which caused the lead poisoning of that city and its kids with a series of terrible policy errors that they should have known better to commit. so the new democratic governor takes over january of this year, and her first act is a direct response to what happened under the last governor, under republican governor rick snyder, whose legislation really did lead poison the whole town of flint. 15 state and local officials have faced criminal charges for the poisoning of flint thus far. a few are even facing charges of manslaughter. governor snyder himself has not been charged in connection with the flint water cris

example, in michigan, who voted for me and who voted for donald trump, and then who voted also for gretchen witmer, the current governor, who is a democrat. clearly, democrats have to get out the base, as we did in 2018. was thehat 2018 turnout highest it had been since 1914. so clearly that has to happen. but because democrats are concentrated, as many of you know, in geographic areas that are not conducive to a presidential election often, we have also got to focus on reclaiming many of those who are : or whorsuadable flipped from kroger to a democrat in 2018. to me, that has to be a focus. in states like senator santorum's and mine, which unlike the south are more homogenous -- therefore, you have to look at who the new voters were in 2018. the new voters, by 20 points, voted for democrats, the voters who aged in in 2018. great. i am pretty sure it is majority minority voters on the democratic side. because we are from more homogenous, whiter states, you have to have a strategy that ,ncludes getting out your race and focusing on persuading those you can. even though i know that democrats

. >> before we move on, we reported on gretchen carlson stepping down as chair of the miss america boardnd the miss america organization confirmed the board did not ask her to step down as chair or leave the board but did ask her to stay on as an adviser after she decided to resign. we regret the error. >>> all right. we'll move on now to the new developments in the mysterious death of three americans in the dominican republic. investigators there now releasing preliminary autopsy results. tom llamas is just back from the d.r. with the story. good morning, tom. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. we were hoping to have more clarity by now and though we have new details this morning, the spark that set off those medical emergencies at a popular vacation destination remains a mystery. this morning, preliminary autopsy results for those three american tourists who died in the dominican republic are now raising more questions than answers. the report released by the d.r.'s public ministry office indicating 41-year-old miranda werner suffered a type of cardiac arrest that led to respir

. >> naomi, you play gretchen carlton, anchor for fox news, who ultimately led to his downfall in the on the internet. there's books to read. there's plenty available there was a certain thing that gave me a whole lot of insight, and that's when she was playing the violin with such ferocity and discipline she was probably making sacrifices she was at the peak of her career to be undervalued and pushed aside because of the way fox, you know, the system worked. women were told to stay in their place, to fall in line, and not push back. she wouldn't settle for that. >> did any of you talk -- not you, roger ailes passed on, but did any of you talk to the real people you were portraying, or did you want to? seth, you portrayed brian lewis, who was -- maybe it is off the record. >> can't reveal sources. >> the biggest source of research was gabe sherman's book, which was a pretty impressive thing i read it front to back before i started. it was an education, for sure. >> you play brian lewis, who was ailes' right-hand guy for key periods of time. >> yup. >> so tell me about this role. of co

. >> it was really gretchen carlson's lawsuit that triggered things.l led to weinstein and other executives to be looked at. this was a moment where he had ruled fox through so much fear. others were feeling, people were telling me about his history with women. that culture was so strong, he couldn't get the wall to krouk. >> "the loudest voice" releases this weekend on showtime. still ahead, lawyers who visited a migrant center in texas say children are going without soap and toothbrushes. the president and vice president are blaming congress. an attorney in court last week arguing that the government shouldn't be required to provide these things. plus the president has tapped army secretary mark esper to be the next secretary of defense. you are watching "morning joe," we'll be right back. l be right . i didn't have to run for help. i didn't have to call 911. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent proce