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here's amandla stenberg in "dear evan hansen.st ones never let you see ♪ ♪ the ache they carry ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah, that's how you do it. [ cheers and applause amandla stenberg "dear evan hansen" is in theaters september 24th. we'll be right back with a a performance from "wicked." stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: here to perform "popular" and "the wizard and i" from the hit broadway musical "wicked" please welcome ginna claire mason and lindsay pearce [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ whenever i se someone less fortunate than i and let's face it ♪ ♪ who isn't les fortunate than i my tender heart t

tonight, we have tony, grammy and emmy winner ben platt of "dear evan hansen!." ben about the new film adaptation, and then, he is going to perform the song "waving through a window" from "dear evan hansen! tonight. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: plus, her latest movie "the j team" is streaming now on paramount plus. social media superstar, jojo siwa is here! [ cheers and applause we are going to talk to her, and then, she and i might have a friendly dance competition little later in the show [ audience ooh's ] it's going to be good. it's going to be fun you've seen my moves >> steve: i love them. >> jimmy: i got surprise moves tonight. >> steve: superprize >> jimmy: i don't even know -- >> steve: i don't even know what you are going to do, man. it's going to be so crazy. it's going to be nuts. >> jimmy: yeah you will be sitting back there in your bean bag chair vaping and checking out all the moves >> steve: i'll just be sitting here vaping in my dressing room like i do, you know what i mean >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: you got ten different vapes. >> jimmy: yeah,

come on. [ cheers and applause let's talk about your new movie, "dear evan hansen."'t see it 'til 2019. and of course i was telling everyone, "oh, my gosh, do you guys know 'dear evan hansen'?" they're like, "amy, that's been around for like four years." [ light laughter ] but i immediately went home, got the soundtrack and then brought my husband and my daughter to it and went backstage both times, so i'm sure i scared them all with my, you know, enthusiasm. >> jimmy: i'm back hi, guys >> hey, guys >> jimmy: i mean, what an emotional play i felt bad going backstage -- i went and saw it, obviously, 'cause i just heard so many great things about it. and, gosh, ben platt -- the whole cast was amazing the songs were great, and just, gosh, he is just crying, and so much emotion through the whole show i'm like, i don't want to go backstage because he's got to be exhausted last thing he wants to do take a selfie with some idiot who hosts a talk show. it's like, "hey, how you doing, buddy? can i take a picture?" >> i know. >> jimmy: didn't i work enough for you, jimmy what

for the artistic director cameron bailey, dear evan hansen was a perfect choice for the opening nightd third wave in canada. as we were watching the films we were looking for something that offered hope, that offered some inspiration, but that wasn't simply light, and dear evan hansen looks at some serious subjects about the life of a young man going through some personal issues, some mental health issues, dealing with social isolation, as so many of us were, but it is a musical. it has gorgeous songs. it is ultimately very uplifting. and that combination of being serious and yet inspiring and uplifting was i think exactly the right tone for opening. those attending the festival found it a little different from normal pre—covid times. in 2019 there was a lot more people, a lot more excitement. it is easier to get tickets. it is a nice layout, - you're not as scrunched, you're not waiting in line. the princess of wales theatre hosted the world premiere of one of the talked about films, the eyes of tammy faye, starring jessica chastain, a performance that is all but guaranteed to bring

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altogether, some 130 features were shown at the festival, and it opens with the dear evan hansen, an and has a depressed, and anxious high school student played by ben platt, who was in the original broadway musical. it was nice to go in with lots of knowledge of a character from my performance on stage as the foundation and i had my own struggles much like every other human being on the planet, thinking about my own mental health and i try to make him as human and as connected to me as i could, without playing myself. toronto endured a tough lockdown, one of the longest in north america, for the staff of the festival, getting their annual extravaganza off the ground hasn't been easy. for the artistic director cameron bailey, dear evan hansen was a perfect choice for the opening night film. we were going through hard times, we had a bad third wave in canada. as we were watching the films we were looking for something that offered hope, that offered some inspiration, but that wasn't simply light, and dear evan hansen looks at some serious subjects about the life of a young man going t

of our favorites an oscar-nominated, golden globe-winning actress, one of the stars of "dear evan hansen which is out this week amy adams will be here and he is an oscar-nominated director behind "the butler," "precious," and "empire. his new show, "our kind of people," debuts on fox tomorrow. our friend, lee daniels, is back and in studio. and we will have music for you tonight. girl in red is here in studio and will perform for us later in the show but before we get to all that, several pools -- several polls, excuse me, including one by fox news itself, have now shown that president biden's vaccine requirements and other covid measures are widely popular. so, republicans and right-wing pundits have been forced to come up with increasingly insane arguments against them for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: one way you can tell that the republican party is intellectually bankrupt, is that they spend very little time talking about policy, and a lot more time talking about bat [ bleep ] conspiracy theories they concocted out of nowhere. it's so hard to keep up with t

meantime, the broadway musical-turned-movie "dear evan hansen" came in second.or studio release on the fall schedule. the film from universal brought in an estimated $7.5 million. >>> on the cbs "money watch," shopping at whole foods is about to get a little more expensive for prime members, and be new monster stamps will make your penpal smile. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, today wall street will be keeping an eye on washington where lawmakers are racing to avoid a government shutdown by the end of the month and debate raising the debt ceiling. stocks ended mixed on friday. the dow gained 33 points. the nasdaq shed 4, and the s&p 500 added 6 points. >>> get ready to pay more for your whole foods order even if you're an amazon prime member. the company will include a $10 delivery charge starting october 25th. prime members got that perk for free if they spent more than $35. amazon said the charge will cover operating cost for those orders. there wil

tom hansen, thank you.vid cases are still falling, nearly 121,000 infections were reported saturday, that is an 18 percent drop over the last two weeks. but the united states has fallen from the top of the world's list of most vaccinated countries, now ranking 47th, largely due to the 70 million americans who are not getting the shot. cbs' lilia luciano joins us with the latest in los angeles. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. there is concern and confusion tonight over exactly who is eligible for that third pfizer shot now that the c.d.c. says that includes people in high- risk jobs. eligible and eager americans are lining up this weekend to get their booster shot it is just for people 65 and older who already received pfizer shots and those at high risk of infection because of where they live or work. >> we made it possible for people to be eligible. but they really have to identify their own individual risk and their own individual benefit. and i recognize that this is confusing. >> reporter: u.s. covi

today, "dear evan hansen" stars ben platt. and, olympic gold medalist simone biles.s, "dinner on a dime week" continues with a delicious cuban chicken recipe. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] >> ryan: good morning. hello, art and gelman. [applause] all right. good morning.

"dr evan hansen.'m hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where they don't just know the difference between products, they live for it. from american hardwood to spanish porcelain to italian marble, i'm looking for inspiration from every part of the world. so, when it comes to discovering every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design, one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. now, i've got one. explore floor & decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com (music) ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ ♪ >>> today is going to be a good day. here is why. the stars of the new "dear evan hansen" movie are with us. >> check out the film that is bringing the tony winning broadway hit to the big screen >> oh, my god! wow! i have to go to therapy and i have to take drugs. >> nothing wrong with it there is nothing wrong with needing help, honey. >> i know that there is an i'm a burden and the worst thing that ever happened to you and i just ruined your life

the question is, could there be shortages of power this winter europe ole hansen is joining us now ole ever seen this kind of run in this short of a period for a commodity like nat gas how about you and where do you see it heading >> good morning, brian you are right. this is a parabolic rise in a short period of time as you mentioned several things have gone wrong this year in the europe power market. it really is a critical one when you see an essential commodity rise to this extent. it is impacting everyone from consumer to industry it is really in the last couple weeks it started to dawn on people what is going on. it is -- in the u.s., we have the national gas futures contract we understand it the european gas market is archaic and difficult for laymen to understand. these developments are attracting attention the question is obviously what the future holds we have to understand that victims of the transformation focus because what is happening when we have to reduce the amount of coal, we move toward gas and stable gas supplies. we look toward wind and sun. when the wind, as you

dave and i, and gerry hansen had never met before that day.to get acquainted after something like that was very interesting. and a moving experience for me too go to jerry's home, see his family and it's one of those, it's a wonderful life moment, he would not have been there if not for dave tarantino and i and that serendipitous happen to find him, happen to be the right guys to get him out. and that happy ending, that wonderful family embracing a wonderful man would never have occurred. one of the ironies there's many ironies i mentioned a couple others and since speaks of it, had flown missions over vietnam only to die at a desk in the pentagon would have been the irony of it all except he didn't thank goodness. this defense review report was turned in on time and it was a great project and i was proud to be a part of it. even more poignant though to me is what happened over the ensuing 12 months at the pentagon. i was at the pentagon for another 18 months after 911 i had another tour there. and every day would go down and stare at the rubb

dave and i, and gerry hansen had never met before that day.to get acquainted after something like that was very interesting. and a moving experience for me too go to jerry's home, see his family and it's one of those, it's a wonderful life moment, he would not have been there if not for dave tarantino and i and that serendipitous happen to find him, happen to be the right guys to get him out. and that happy ending, that wonderful family embracing a wonderful man would never have occurred. one of the ironies there's many ironies i mentioned a couple others and since speaks of it, had flown missions over vietnam only to die at a desk in the pentagon would have been the irony of it all except he didn't thank goodness. this defense review report was turned in on time and it was a great project and i was proud to be a part of it. even more poignant though to me is what happened over the ensuing 12 months at the pentagon. i was at the pentagon for another 18 months after 911 i had another tour there. and every day would go down and stare at the rubb

so hansen or becomes hansen.o we distance ourselves from german culture, we hide german songs that we sing at school. many schools have, again, a public performance of getting rid of german things in their lives and schools. children are asked to do, this is probably one of my favorite pictures, that peach pit campaign. children all around america are given a way to do their part. to go around and collect peach pits by the barrels. and it says, reduce the peach pits. grind them into a charcoal powder, which could then be used in gas masks to filter the poison. so children and women, who before had been a problem in the polity, if they are out picketing for their suffrage or to have their communities go dry, that is a place women shouldn't be in. but since they're out of the house now, at least they can be put to work for the war effort. and now it is respectable to be out, because you are collecting peach pits. you are collecting food, digging for people in need. you are doing your part, your patriotic act. and s

can catch another in-depth conversation about mental health and teens with the cast of "dear evan hansen. >>> next for us tonight, our new series, the new space race i'll show you how nasa is preparing to go back to the moon and beyond >>> we're hearing a lot about private companies and space tourism these days but as i saw for myself, nasa is aiming much farther it was the summer space race between billionaires, virgin galactic's richard branson and jeff bezos' blue origin >> this is incredible. >> both looking to capitalize on the new frontier of space tourism. for the time being, nasa will continue to lead the way when it comes to space exploration. i'm at the jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena, california here at nasa, they call this at the center of the universe that's because virtually every probe that has visited and explored our solar system was built in a nasa clean room like this missions that are monitored and controlled from here >> so the drill went into the rock there. >> including the mars perseverance rover, today exploring the red planet, looking for signs of life. je

59 in san francisco to 71 in livermore and concord and also 71 in campbell which is pleasant for hansen field, the dog walking forecast, great weather this evening. temperatures dropping to the 60s. tomorrow, another comfortable day starting in the 50s for most of us. low to mid 50s across the board except for santa rosa in the upper 40s. high temperature tomorrow a couple of degrees warmer than today but below average in the mid 60s, san francisco, 70 for the east bay, low to mid 70s for the not bad around 80 in san jose and low to mid 80s in the make east bay. temperatures stay below average for the weekend with a rain chance late saturday night to sunday and a warm-up monday and tuesday. tuesday the warm even hot day for the seven-day back into the low 90s for inland parts of the east bay and offshore winds could help to boost the fire threat as well so hope for as much rain as we can possibly get. >> sounds good. thank you, paul. cbs evening news is coming up. >>> here is norah o'donnell with a preview. >> here's what we are working on after kpix 5 news at 6:00. the nationwide schoo

chad hansen, the author of the study, and dr. brandon collins, a fire research scientist at uc berkeley. dr. hanson, you're saying that clearing the fallen trees from the forest floor is a bad idea and increases our fire danger, is that correct? >> that's correct. yeah. there's actually a lot of research on this over the decades. a number of studies have concluded that removing trees both live and dead from the forest actually increases fire intense advertisement it removes a lot of water from the ecosystem. one thing people don't realize is that dead trees and downed logs actually soak up and retain huge amounts of moisture and water. and removing them actually leaves behind a lot of more combustible material, branches and twigs and bark. and it tends to spread combustible grasses and makes fires burn faster and hotter oftentimes. >> how can those dead trees retain water if we're in a multiple-year drought? >> it's really interesting. there is a study that was done by forest service researchers in 1989 that looked at this very c

we have got the all-star cast with the much anticipated movie "dear evan hansen."giving hope and opportunity to young girls in brooklyn. she has launched a one-of-a-kind charter school. it's amazing. hi! >> hey, kelly clarkson! >> kelly: this is amber ruffin, y'all. oh, my god! for those of you who don't know, amber is a writer on seth meyers. that's when i first fell in love with her. she also has a show of her own on peacock called "the amber ruffin show." how are you? >> kelly, i am doing good, man. i work just down the street at rockefeller center and i knew you were going to be in new york and i thought there's no way she's going to have time to eat the best pizza in new york so i brought it to you. welcome. >> kelly: oh, my god! thank you. i'm going to taste it. nice cheese. god, when his pizza not good? >> never. this is from amore and it's the best place to go when you're in new york. see what i love the crust. i'm going to keep this. i'm going to keep this. >> i'm going to put it back so you can eat on it. >> kelly: don't y'all take my pizza. wheat, before

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on athletes. 2 papers from 2020, concluded the evidence doesn't support the idea that it hadn't. hansen, that performance review of the rule has received the last amount of backing, even from the president of the world athletics. sebastian coal, while we've been speaking to michelle through can the former director of ethics an anti doping at u. k. sports. she believes the approach to dealing with kind of it has to change. to be perfectly honest, there is very limited scientific evidence for the inclusion of virtually all the substances on the prohibited less than cannon. this came from the original international and pick committee list prior to the setting up of water. and water said when they set up their prohibited list, there would be 3 criteria for inclusion. that would be, you know, that the health impacts it would be performance impact. but also something rather nebulous, the spirit of school and a substance just had to fit 2 of those 3 criteria. i do expect something is going to change. we saw a change in 2018 when water added some confusion really to, for athletes when they allo

ever grunt, japan's nicky opened after a market holiday with a drop of almost 2 percent hong kong hansen was down 0.3 percent by midday an 11 month lo. analysts expect the chinese government to step in to prevent the firm from defaulting on more than $300000000000.00 worth of debt. but authorities have so far remained silent. if the chinese authority would allow evergreen to actually be fought by, sell them is an all market action to actually be tit. we are an intervention. i was an indirect intervention by the government. you will actually lead to a full blown localized crisis. china's stock markets remain closed with middleton festival public holiday. ever grand chairman shoe giant issued a letter to starve saying he was confident the company would walk out of its darkest warmond. he promised to deliver property projects and fulfill responsibilities to buy his investors, partners and financial institutions. but he didn't say how ever grant shares have plunged by 84 percent this year. on monday, wall street markets biggest drops since may, the value of bitcoin and other crypto currencie

. ♪ you will be found ♪ can someone tell me "dear evan hansen" the movie was incredible. amazing to share all the emotions. in the theater, i didn't know the guy next to me but he was crying when i was crying. he was laughing when i was laughing. oh my god, we let it out. now, we're best friends. yes. [ giggling ] ♪ you will be found ♪ a lot of people feel like us. it's so universal in terms of message. these are conversations we need to be having regularly with your kids as a teacher, as a parent. and just to let them know that we're here and we love them and no matter what mistakes we're making, we're making them together. i already know you and i love you. people will feel seen. i didn't have any friends in high school so seeing that, i felt seen. ♪ when you'e broken on the ground ♪ ♪ you will be found ♪ ♪ you will be found ♪ ♪♪ ritz cheese crispers. where the crispiness of ritz meets the bold taste of cheese. i need a bite. try cheesy, crispy ritz cheese crispers. only from ritz. "the daily show." my guest tonight is an award winning actor, director and literacy affec

i'm tim hansen. cbs news, new york. >>> this is the cbs overnight news. >>> good evening and thank you so much for joining us. tonight president biden is facing one crisis after another in a week that could prove critical for his presidency and his legacy. as we come on the air, we're 24 hours before a potential government shutdown. if congress lets that happen, hundreds of thousands of federal employees could be furloughed. millions of social security payments could be threatened. the total price tag is in the trillions of dollars and mean new tax hikes. it is a few fellow democrats who are standing in the way. the white house has gone in overdrive too with joe manchin and kyrsten sinema who balked at the enormous price tag. now gets all this down this week could be a very tall order. chris is going to lead off our coverage tonight from the capital with that new information. chris, what is happening? good evening. >> reporter: to call the path forward an obstacle course might be understating how big

this is something we see a lot, jim hansen, founder and president of the security studies group and ther of winning the second civil war without firing a shot. they are putting agents inside this group, none of us had heard of anyone going to this really but blm and antifa seemed to be given free reign. what is happening here? >> they decided who the target is, they're going to find white extremists if they have to invent them which we saw with the michigan governor when there were more feds involved with that plot then there were plotters and they did it again. i can picture these friends rolling up in their black suburban and changing the vaccine into their maga gear. they got bad intelligence someone told them to wear designer t-shirts and shorts from abercrombie and niche that look like guns poking out of their pockets. it was ridiculous. >> it looked like a costume party. there is the new ride at disney have to sign up for and get in line, storm trooper shows up, rise of the resistance, except for the white plastic at some point it becomes security theater and doesn't it diminish r

"dear evan hansen" failed to catch people at the box office.ovie industry was widely panned by critics. this summer's "in the heights" only saw 11 million. >> it's been so long since i went to the movies. >> you have -- your kids are too little. >> yeah. be right back. it's a wishlist on wheels. a choice that requires no explanation. it's where safe and daring seamlessly intersect. it's understated, yet over-delivers. it is truly the mercedes-benz of sports sedans. lease the 2021 c 300 sedan for just $449 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how food affects his glucose. and he knows when to make different choices. take the mystery out of

the youngest passenger on the hijacked jets with christine hansen on united airlines 175.wo on her first trip to disneyland. the oldest passenger was robert norton, an american airlines flight 11. he was 82. there were some 2000 children who lost a parent. 146 lost a parent at the pentagon. nancy from altoona, pennsylvania. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i was working at a local hospital. i can remember that there was such disbelief that is happened. what could it be? the feeling that started to spread word-of-mouth. the tv was on whether patients gather on our floor. somewhere watching it. what could this be? the feeling was disbelief at first. could it be an accident? it is something we have never experienced. the tv was on and things were developing. then the disbelief turned to the second attack knowing it was an attack. how could this happen was the feeling. these are the feelings that everybody experienced in different ways. some people started crying and some people just stared like, what is going to happen next? it put a heavy heart into that whol

i'm tom hansen, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good eveningnd thank you so much for joining us. we are going to begin with that breaking news from new york. in one of the most prominent trials of the me too era, a federal jury has convicted r&b superstar r. kelly on all counts. eight of sex trafficking and one count of racketeering. a charge usually associated with mobsters. while prosecutors accused kelly of grooming young women and minors, luring them into unwanted sexual relationships. for decades he denied any wrongdoing. and at first his career continued to soar. his concerts sold out and 12 of his albums went platinum. but a 2019 documentary focused new light on the allegations and gave voice to his accusers. soon after, new state and federal charges followed. and now he's a convicted sex offender. cbs's jericka duncan has reported extensively on this case. she joins us now from federal court in brooklyn. good evening, jericka. what a day. >> reporter: yes, it has been a day. this was a historic case that was highly anticipated. one inve

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joining me is david hansen. he is the author of "dying citizen." wrote a very important column today about americans becoming kind of numb to all of this insanity. on the china question specifically, how big a deal was this huawei prisoner swap? they are saying it is a big coincidence at the white house. >> well, i think they are confused by us. i think they are getting so many concessions on this deal but also in climate change. and with general milley, don't forget his phone call. to the chinese top military leader advising him that we ever would even think about attacking them. and you add in that cheap point man on covid is someone who helped fund probably of engineering, the -- pandemic in wuhan. he told us from the beginning along with people like bill gates that china was a very constructive partner. they think, well, aren't these people going to defend their own interests? they are so bewildered by this administration. but they are going to act on it. i don't think joe biden i don't think the left, laura, cares about winning public support.

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learn more at benefitofblue.com time for hansen missus of the week. >> a miss to the biden white houset point and other military service academies including former general mike mcmaster. these boards are appointed by arranged, safe and useful in providing a diverse array of outside views and. the move is unprecedented, unnecessary and another example of the biden white house intern partisanship and everything it touches. paul: jason. >> i hit to taiwan, strategic self-governing island in the western pacific. this week government proposed 8.6 billion increase in military spending which deters the chinese invasion, the u.s., japan and australia and the best way to avoid for taiwan to have asymmetric capabilities and much larger military and it's a step in the right direction. paul: dillion. >> new gun owners, a lot more diverse. a study that came out surveyed since 2019 found about half of them are women, 40% are people of color and i think it's great. it's a political opportunity to have the most diverse of gun owners. paul: all right, dan. >> the world cannot get enough of alexandria o

to senator hansen who will take the gavel but before i leave, i recognize ranking member portman forour questions. >> thank you mr. chairman. we've discuss ad broad away of threats already this morning and i agree on the necessity to have the information on the cyberfront, whichs of course something that continues to grow every year in terms of a threat to our homeland. we talked about domestic extremists, certainly that is a threat as we've said today. i want to focus on the enhanced threat that just occurred in the past month. and that is again the way which we left afghanistan in a chaotic, rushed way and what we've created in the meantime. director abizaid you said in your testimony this morning the u.s. has ended its longest war. and i suppose that's true. but in a way, we haven't, have we? the war was about terrorism. and keeping afghan -- afghanistan from being a platform for terrorist attacks against the united states. what we lost a month ago was eyes and ears on the ground and the ability to do just that. we have 2500 troops there, prior to the evacuation. we hadn't had a s

i mean, they are all equally - [ light laughter ] but wednesday, "dear evan hansen." [ cheers and applausehere [ cheers and applause friday, closing it out "wicked. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: i don't know what to do anymore it's just amazing. and it's all here in the studio it's going to be great broadway week. broadway every single night, so tune in next week. set your dvrs, your tivos, whatever you do. yeah whatever you do to record -- because you are going to want to re-watch these. >> steve: yeah re-watch it 24 hours a day seven days a week. >> jimmy: what do you do vhs? >> steve: i do betamax >> jimmy: no you still do that hook up to a maxell cassette >> steve: exactly. so then it runs it to cassette, and then i play one of those fisher price things. >> jimmy: and then, you have to time -- you have to time the audio to that and it comes through as teddy ruxpin doll >> steve: exactly. that's the only way i can hear it and then usually - >> jimmy: i think it's cool. people think it's weird to see you on the subway with a teddy bear singing like -- ♪ i'm your privat d

people who don't support this agenda are elected republicans and congress, like representative ashley hansen and her friend for ted cruz, who was just here yesterday. far we are looking at a situation where, if this budget is going to pass, it might not get one single republican vote. and i think that says more about the republican party than it does about americans. the majority of that home agree with that our country is hurting and the plan the democrats are offering will help. in times of great challenge americans have always been able to put politics folks, there is no other way to put it. we are in a time of great challenge. we need our leaders to deliver. it is my honor to introduce to you today, a man who has been on the frontline fighting for working people for decades. a man who has made it his mission to go to the heart of trump country and explain how these policies will improve the lives of every american. a man who has been calling for the rich to pay their fair share and taxes before it was cool and before billionaires we're zooming off into space. , a man who stands on his co

oversight of a readiness efforts on hansen preserved the lethality of the recourse of the execution or force readiness but i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you very much general thomas and i think all the members of this committee are aware there has been a significant change in the u.s. marine corps posture going forward and we will spend considerable time on working with the marine corps as they deal with a different structure in the days ahead. we'll come back to that. admiral lescher i lost my place and you were next so my apologies. it's your turn admiral. >> appreciated chairman, thank you. after chairman -- good afternoon chairman garamendi. on behalf of the sailors civilians and families in ics may be thank you for the opportunity to testify on readiness. [inaudible] we see a strong opportunity to accelerate learning to improve function between people and infrastructure and are key readiness. we have sustained 85% capable missions. across the maturity of the aircraft models scaling innovation and leadership behaviors that we learned in horn at readiness from