. ♪ >> hilary: good thing you didn't walk off with this.t's expensive. >> lily: good thing you didn't rip my wardrobe. it's a lot more expensive. >> hilary: really? hmm. can't tell. so, it was a pretty good interview today, huh? who would have thought? >> lily: you sound pleasantly surprised that it didn't suck. >> hilary: well, i was just worried that my viewers would think that there you were a teensy bit overexposed at the moment. >> lily: no, it was just an ad campaign. it's not like my ex-husband gave me a one-hour syndicated shrine to myself five days a week streaming live on the internet. >> hilary: [ chuckles ] you are so funny. you know, if only you were this te

. ♪ >> hilary: good thing you didn't walk off with this.t's expensive. >> lily: good thing you didn't rip my wardrobe. it's a lot more expensive. >> hilary: really? hmm. can't tell. so, it was a pretty good interview today, huh? who would have thought? >> lily: you sound pleasantly surprised that it didn't suck. >> hilary: well, i was just worried that my viewers would think that there you were a teensy bit overexposed at the moment. >> lily: no, it was just an ad campaign. it's not like my ex-husband gave me a one-hour syndicated shrine to myself five days a week streaming live on the internet. >> hilary: [ chuckles ] you are so funny. you know, if only you were this

hilary knows about our one-night stand. >> hilary: how long has the affair been going on? >> juliet: it's not an affair. cane and i had sex one time. >> devon: ...funny. great things can happen. >> mariah: hey! i didn't think you'd still be here. >> hilary: uh, i guess i just

hilary knows about our one-night stand. >> hilary: how long has the affair been going on?liet: it's not an affair. cane and i had sex one time. >> devon: ...funny. great things can happen. >> mariah: hey! i didn't think you'd still be here. >> hilary: uh, i guess i just

>> hilary: what? oh. mm! oh!>> jack: i may be way off target here, but you seem a little distracted. >> hilary: my life is wonderful. i own my own show, i have complete control, and ratings are up, so no one can judge me. >> jack: then i stand corrected. it is sunny and bright in your world. you just hate coffee. >> hilary: [ sighs ] how do you survive divorce without losing your mind? >> devon: [ sighs ] i guess you're not gonna sneak out on me, still dressed like that. >> mariah: i just had to see if i was dreaming, like maybe this is the part in the dream that you think is real, but tyo

amanda says it was hilarious. omg, already want to see it again.there you have it. >> all because he >>> this morning on "world news now," the president's son-in-law and adviser is under fbi scrutiny. >> as the investigation into the russian meddling into the election widens. jared kushner finds himself being looked at by the feds. for specific meetings with powerful russians. >> as the president attends g-7 summit today there may be special attention need his body language after some awkward moments with other world leaders yesterday. we'll have hey look at president trump front and center on the world stage. >> breaking overnight, republican candidate facing charges after allegedly assaulting a reporter wins a congressional seat. his apology about the incident, moments ago, during a victory speech. >> if you are planning on hitting memorial day sales this weekend, the two wal-mart shoppers, got you beat. their goal its to spend 4 hours inside one store,

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it's hilarious. saturday night, she'll be hosting saturday night live.taping this as a part of that bit. i'm sure you will see it come night.w >> ha ha! >> cannot wait for that. been a busyow, it's week at the white house, filled with controversy and many ofparisons to the final days richard nixon's presidency. is the controversy over russia the f.b.i.ing of director actually changing anyone's opinion of the president? one-on-one with voters from around the country. >> oh, yeah. headlines. those >> can't stop reading about it. >> that russia thing. collision course. contradictions. >> why did he really fire james comey? asked folks what they'd ask if they could get a one-on-one with mr. trump... all the tweeting? >> more than a few people say they're getting twitter fatigue. child on his cell phone in the middle of the night. >> now, headlines like this, good for only one day. but many out there would like to ask the white house, is there a for the future? >> how do you think this will end the way you want it to? house, redthe white hats and white signs.

it's just hilarious. >> i love this man. >> me too. >> oh, he's got more. this in particular. the hilarity continues. brings out some dance moves. >> get it. get it. >> this is by far the hardest one. >> oh, oh, oh. >> that didn't quite work. let's try that one again. bit less hip there is, buddy. >> yeah. but he's got moves though. i got to give it to him. >> i love the docker shorts and boat shoes too. it's just perfect. >> even with that sort of typical dad outfit, he gets into character. look at the intensity in his eyes. >> oh, my gosh. how fun must their house be? >> i know. looks like a hilarious dad. >>> drones haven't been around for very long, but day by day they get smarter and smarter. so how do you outsmart a drone? the guys at the action lab try to get away from it. >> i'm here with my brother davy. >> davy is an expert drone pilot. he shot this video. >> oh! >> that video went super viral. in fact, we had davy on the show way back because of that video. today he's helping his brother try to outsmart a drone. >> the man behind a drone. >> today they are using the

hilary rosen is a cnn political commentator and democratic strategist. is the outgoing president warning the incoming president against hiring michael flynn, and that was still not enough for president trump. he still hired him. he was there for a short period of time. does that concern you? >> well, you know, so much of this anymore, i think myself, like so many americans, wonder how much is political, how much is really of concern. and so, you know, first i would ask, why didn't the obama administration take his top-secret clearance or top-level clearance before letting it get to this point anyway? why wasn't -- when they had concerns, why didn't they take that? and another question is, is who actually -- what are the best interests? why won't susan rice testify? you know, so much of this it seems from the outside -- >> let's just talk about michael flynn, though. let's talk about this scenario. >> okay. >> susan rice is a completely different can of worms at this point. but this news that president obama warned president trump in their private meeting

you're in this film which looks hilarious.chumer is really funny, you are hilarious in this as well. you filmed this this movie in hawaii but it's supposed to be set in south america, correct? >> right. >> trevor: or central america. >> right? >> trevor: but you're outdoors all the time. >> know you enough to know you are not an outdoorsy person. >> i am not. i grew up in a rural part of virginia, so i have been outdoors enough. we have enough money now to be inside, and that's where i want to stay. ( laughter ) ( applause ) not a big outdoorsy person. >> trevor: you know, that's something you will find almost consistently all over the world with black people. >> yeah. >> trevor: black people are not longing for the outdoors. >> yeah. you know, if you go talk to national parks, which i have not -- ( laughter ) -- they need to put one inside. ( laughter ) but i notice, though, like, you know, you go ton a couple of hikes or whatever and you look and it's, like, i don't see any black people out here hiking. >> trevor: if your wi

most were about hilary clinton.ies about hilary clinton to be found, linking her to sex scandals and several murders. ‘mark zuckerberg has tried to play down the importance of fake news.‘ the idea that fake news on facebook influenced the election in any way, i think, is a pretty crazy idea. you know, voters make decisions based on their lived experience. but some of the made—up stories contained false information about when to vote. the democrats say facebook refused to take them down. a lot of them were very specifically targeted at african americans or targeted at other populations that are very likely to be democrats. we took it up with all of the large social media and technology companies. none of ‘em was willing to just sort of get rid of the stuff. including facebook? none of ‘em was willing, yeah. yeah, yeah, none of ‘em. why didn't you simply take them down when you were asked to? it is my understanding that indeed we did take them down when we were asked to. when we were told about those posts, we took th

the hilarious memes, well, some are funny, made out of trump's mistake.for you, show them anyway. >> and how much would you pay for this dress? >> wait a minute. that's an upside down dress? >> uh-huh. you won't believe how much this is going to cost. >> hold on. that's a pair of jeans cut up and upside down? >> yep. >> how much? >> it is called style, mike, that's called style. >> it is? i see they sewed in a new crotch. you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. oo, yeah. are you ready for a rush? yes, yes i am. you're in for a treat. fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! pretty fast, huh? fast play. play fast. win instantly. >> good morning, 6:44, live look at t

it's hilarious.oth great, and she has a new broadway musical about "mean girls." >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: "mean girls," the musical. [ cheers and applause ] too much to talk about with her. and also, we have some fun surprises planned as well. >> steve: ooh. [ cheers ] surprise. >> jimmy: something different, it's going to be good. plus from the new hbo movie "the wizard of lies." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: this is the bernie madoff story. >> steve: it's the bunny madoff story? >> jimmy: alles -- [ laughter ] bernie, no. >> steve: i'm sorry. i didn't hear you. >> jimmy: no. alessandro nivola is joining us, you guys. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good, really good. oh, and we have great music from our pals dirty projectors -- >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: featuring dawn is here tonight. guys, it's may. summer's right around the corner. it's time to start loading up on some good books for the beach. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: which means you got to toss out al

not hilarious, because he is funnysh obviously, he's a serious man. i say it's hilarious the white house now admits, the president now admits that the president fired jim comey because of the russia investigation. this so far has been john corn then's public o -- coowe cornyn stance, quote, i've we heard what i think is a phony narrative that he did this somehow to squelch the investigation into russia, which i don't believe there's any evidence of. it would be funny, it would be a laugh out loud moment if the white house tried to install senator john cornyn as the head of the fbi to replace jim comey being that the president freely admits now, yeah the reason he fired jim comey is, in fact, the russia investigation. >> we made the recommendation. regardless of recommendation, i was being to fire comey knowing there was no good time to do it and, in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> what did core fin say about that? i've we heard what i think is a phon

the idea that he's an active president, i find hilarious. >> we have serious stuff.nd as president, he needs to get on with the business. thank you, frank rich. >>> speaking of serious stuff. exclusive reporting inside a gas attack in syria. allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> last month, a shocking chemical attack in a syrian town, led to the first military strikes of bashar al assad. carissa ward has never seen footage of the aftermath of that day. >> reporter: i do want to warn our viewers that this is disturbing material. and if you have children at home, you might want to have them leave the room. when the chemical attack hit, some brave journalists from the aleppo media center, went straight to the seen at enormous personal risk. the footage they shot provides an up-close look at the horror of a war crime. that's why we felt it is so important to show. the attack happe

obviously, i am hilarious like my daddy. sean is fulfilling his duty as an officer in the naval reserve. that is why he cannot be here. >> i'm pretty sure i can see him hiding in those wishes. -- pushes. >> that's a naval exercise. he is trying to blend in with the surroundings. >> can you do this full-time instead of him? >> you are clearly articulate and charming, where is he is bullish. >> liar liar pants on fire. spicy's back, sarah is out. let's do this. first question. >> the people say based on present trump's tweets, he is unhinged. do you agree? your job and slap the hot dogs out of your mouth western mark that's offensive. if he's crazy, he is crazy like a fox. next question. >> isn't it true that president trump only fire james comey to stop the fbi investigation? >> shut up, glenn. nightthat was from last snl. there is talk inside the white house of a shakeup. your times is reporting reince previous possibly leaving. story on thehe website. newsmakers is coming up next. happy mother's day. enjoy the rest of your

it is hilarious. i know. amazing.ign of the times. >> last time i heard the phrase sign of the times, i had a land line, rotary phone. that's why i was laughing. please. please. please. >> do i have something growing out of my -- like tim is laughing. tim, i don't know. what did you give her to drink? >> oh, boy. >> all right. well, times have changed. >> many of us don't have land lines any more. >> tim laird will figure it out. >> a sign of the times. >> get out here. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. ♪ ♪ >> as millions gather to watch the kentucky derby and the fine thoroughbreds at churchill downs, of course, many gathering to enjoy the fine cocktails and snacks that go with the event. america's chief entertaining officer, tim laird, here to show us how to bring race day excitement to our own home and party. >> make it easy to entertain. if you are having a derby party. mint julep. official cocktail. easy way, don't muddle, get sugar in there. start making mint simple

. >> the skit highlighting their on-air flirtations were hilarious. me, the funniest thing was watching the contributors react. >> willie geist, what are you seeing here? >> ah -- >> mike barnacle, who is going on with this bill? >> it was a good ratings night for "snl," which pulled in nearly 7 million viewers among them scarborough who took to twitter adding it was the mike barnacle cutaways. >> would you even consider a 90210 reboot? >> i don't think so. >> okay, now we may have an idea why that might be off the table for tiffany thiessen. cue tori spelling and jennie garth. >> how do you say it? >> that which we don't speak of. >> talking about thousanding some shade. the west beverly high alums were guest judges on friday's "rue pal's gragg race" for a 90210 parody which included a drag queen dressed as thiessen's character, valerie malone. >> we know her as that which we don't speak of. >> all right, coming up -- >> you look stunning tonight. >> thank you. >>> hollywood's main stylist gives us secrets to getting that red carpet glow. >>> and why

one time i told you your ka fees were hilarious. and that got me in trouble.uld that be a compliment? >> david: i don't know why. you ragged me about that a couple of years. i think i said they were hysterical. she has great legs. >> my knees are hysterical. that could not be good. >> david: maybe i was trying to get you back. here was your big compliment to me. "don't ever fix your teeth." and i go, what's up with my teeth? by the way, at this point i didn't know they were crooked. and she goes, no, i like them like that. >> you know what? i think it's because you had a chip in your tooth, and guess what, you fixed your teeth. >> david: i did. >> i told you not -- it's nothing better than a smile that someone has a little bit of an imperfection, i love it. >> david: if you don't like perfect, you came to the right place. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] once you got married i said, oh, i'm just going to fix it now. the one girl that liked it is married. [ laughter ] and you are with? >> johnny. >> david: johnny. he lives in england. he lives there all the

the vice president's spokespeople for the white house that had to do with the way he handled the hilarypresident itself cut them off at the knees. that creates more of a cloud. so it was a very very dramatically bad week for this white house. >> but there really was a lot of blow back on comey's handling of the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails and the announcements he made during campaign, president obama of course hired comey in 2013, after everything that happened during the election which rosenstein brings up in his memo this week, should president obama have fired comey before he left the white house do you think? >> well, that is a matter that he would have to speak to. but my reaction to what comey did, was very critical like most people were of his handling of this, but i always believe what-trying to do was avoid the appearance of being political and he was thrust in a bad position because the attorney general, then attorney general had to recuse herself from the investigation as you'll remember. so i think he was trying to protect the integrity of his organization,

but this is so hilarious and so sad. i'll give you one example.bc's john scally was a back channel passed information from a colonel, and he worked for abc news. john, he was a wonderful man of great integrity. this whole story is really bad. there are some journalists who are turning over in their grave when they hear all of this about how bad back channels are. totally phony story. ashley: and as we heard from charles and maybe you can expand on it. both hillary did it themselves. >> john adams did it. so it goes all the way back into history. martin van buren used his son as a back channel. fdr used his mother, sarah, to meet with franco, his son jimmy to meet, and he had his daughter anisette up with joseph stalin. this has been around a long time and hillary clinton of course set up the deal with university so it could become the silicon valley of russia. she took $2 million into the clinton foundation, but e set it up and of course it came back to bite her because once russians had that ability on silicon valley, they used it on her. ashley:

and-- so they had this idea that we would do this prank-- hilarious-- where i would take a michael jacksony, obviously-- and we were-- i was going to try to sneak him in to yankee stadium so that michael jackson could throw out the first pitch before a baseball game, right? great -- >> stephen: you say, "i have michael here. he just stopped bee bye andments to throw out first pitch." >> and the producers of the prank show are like, it's going to be hilarious. you'll never get in the stadium. you'll argue with security guards and they'll throw you out. we're wearing the hidden camera glasses and it's really obvious i'm filming, filming, filming. they didn't take into account i'm pretty good at lying. like, i'm pretty good. so we went into the front office of yankee stadium. >> and just laid down all this b.s., that i was with michael jackson. and they were like, let's do it. next thing you know -- >> stephen: it's you and michael-- with the glasses and the glove and the spangly jacket. >> no, not even a black person. he's, like, a german guy-- ( laughter ) ( applause ) with-- wearing the su

. >> hilarious. >> will: we had a lot of fun. >> one note. [ laughter ] >> will: okay. >> where the hellretire in the second scene. just because we needed to keep it tight. >> so -- yeah. >> will: we had a lot of stuff that we had to -- we had to get rid of the -- >> it got a little odd. the reason i bring it up, so the 3 1/2-year-old. i need to be cool in his eyes. so i've been hyping the gordon -- you know, gordon, arguably batman's best friend. >> will: right. >> you could say, right? >> will: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> will: one of. one of. >> or the only. the only best. >> will: he's watching now. >> he's watching right now. >> will: best friend. >> best friend. >> will: yes. >> you could argue in "gotham," of course, which he will not see for 10 years because it's tar far too violent for >> gordon trains batman. >> will: sure. >> creates -- stop doing that. >> will: i don't know, creates -- look, could you -- [ bleep ]. give me a break. sorry. [ cheers and applause ] how about this. i'll make a pledge to you. >> yeah. >> will: if we decide to do another one? i'll lobby to hav

>> do you know what is hilarious? sexual assault.id they release this snake it's called the bill cosby. unsurprisingly, people got really upset with them. the geniuses realized and they apologize on twitter. this was in very poor taste. >> it is national painting week. i am north of 96 on the boys and girls club of harlem. working with employees from sherwin williams to give the inside of this historic building and up beat and fresh look. >> where are we going? >> were going in here and what we are doing is a geometric print to be a little funky and to bring energy and life into the spaces. >> leading the transformation a celebrity and designer vanessa. >> given back is super important. and also part for sherwin williams. it's great to be back in be a philanthropist and pay it forward. i have been blessed because i have been giving back all of my life and paying it forward is so important. having people volunteer come together brings a sense of unity. >> it was all hands-on tech to design the blank walls with a pop of color. i have t

. >> hilary clinton gave the commencement speech at her alma mater leslie college and gave a stinging rebuke of the president describing the budget an attack of cruelty on the most vulnerable among us. >> when people in power invent their own facts and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the end of a free society. >> clinton told the graduates that she's bouncing back from her devastating loss in november and acknowledged that chardonnay has helped. 28 people are dead after gunman opened fire on a bus in egypt. the bus was car carrying christs when it was attacked in cairo. it's the latest bloodshed targeting the christian minority. president trump said nations should come together to fight terrorism. the united nations condemned the attack in egypt. >> a new arrest in connection with the manchester arena bombing. ten people are suspected in the attack that killed 22 people and injured more than a hundred others. the suspected bomber traveled to libya in april and returned to jiewrp under cover. > fivefive people were hurt in h in detroit. the driver ended up

in washington dc in the book but at times it's so ridiculous it's hilarious. >> and so i take you through some of the ways that money is influential and other ways that is really not as influential as you might think it is. money really moves the infrastructure of parties. so when you get to it, if you haven't gotten to it yet, i can maybe bust out my impression of john boehner a little bit later. has anybody had a chance to read it? all right. so i take you through life what it was like meeting john boehner not too far from here in naples. and what it's like, what it was like through my set of eyes. and again, when i tried to do in the book is not really get partisan acting, very talking points. >> i'm not in it, it's not any sort of, well, maybe there's a little redemption and maybe some of that is happening right now tonight thus hanging out talking and being with each other but it is not like a holier than thou book and it is not like any political book that i promised you've ever read, unless it was written by somebody like unser s thompson. a few of you got that. and it is certainly

i do think it's important to note too, beverly, kurt and hilary, our thanks to all of you for comingook forward to out this unfolds, we are going to be talking about more on how people with preexisting conditions are impacted. as i know this is such a huge issue as well as the medicaid. so those voices and issues will come out as we wash through this situation. >>> now a kenyon athlete came close to breaking one of the records. he ran a marathon in under two hours if you can believe it. 32-year-old eliud ran. the 2016 champion came close to setting a record in nigh ke's breaking project. it was held in italy, it was bill for speed so even though he ran fastest of any person who's ever covered that distance he didn't necessarily break a world record because the conditions were so fine tuned for this fete. what a major athlete he is. >>> he's something you'll consider at home if you're watching us. we want to make sure you stay healthy. dr. sanjay gupta explain when to stretch and how it will make you live to 100. >> most people ignore stretching. i think stretching is so important in

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voter. >> no, not the hilary voter.y progressive person, not to hillary voter, i'm troubled with this implies about the current state of the left. >> tucker: you said people shouldn't be allowed to speak or not on the basis of their skin color which seems like ald foundational belief of the leftt and one i agree with strongly. for that they physically threatened you and are trying to get your fired. >> they are absolutely trying to get me fired, and they believe that my words in my email are transparently racist. i think were caught quite off guard when people who were not at evergreen read my letter and couldn't find any racism inf it. >> tucker: godspeed to you and i hope you will come back with an update on the story because it's one of the most amazing things i've ever seen, thank you.d >> tucker: if you found that compelling, next monday were putting on a full hour on campus stories dedicated to menace that is consuming our college campuses, here's a preview of that. >> you have an absolute right to express your vi

. >> former secretary of state hilary clinton marched with her husband bill clinton in the parade today have marched every year since 1999. >> striking images can be found in arlington national cemetery. the eternal flame of the john f. kennedy gravesite burned frightly. kennedy was remembered at his childhood home in brook line, massachusetts. john f. kennedy was born in this home may 29th, 1917. >>> in other news tonight, philadelphia police are investigating a home invasion in southwest philadelphia. this happened before 6:30 this evening on the 6,000 block of kin saying avenue. the intruder walked in the front door and to the back of the house to let another person in. the homeowner was home and called police. the people took off running. no one was injured. >>> thieves struck a week ago targeting auto repair shops. they stole eight batteries from one business alone. no arrests have been made. this is what two under cover septa police officers were offered along the market line in kensington. free samples of heroin. the officers repaid the kindness by giving him a free set of handcu

this is hilarious. this is free as an ebook on amazon. there's colonel sanders. who knew he was a man of desire and drama. who knew. >> he'll sweep you off your feet with a chicken leg. look at that. >> we knew he had it in him somewhere. >> this story follows a tale of a woman in victoria, england, who had to choose between a loveless hare land sanders. >> is there a choice? if you're talking about a man who's going to bring you fried chicken and a heartless -- >> he comes in as a passionate sailor who may not be who he seems. >> very, very intriguing. >> i see colonel sanders in a new life. >> kfc says mother's day is one of their biggest selling days of the year. mom's not cooking, somebody has to pick up a bucket of chicken. >> i want more than a budget of chicken. >>> "news 4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. i skill can't get over colonel sanders on a romance novel. >> i'm aaron gilcrist. >> and i'm eun yang. >> melissa mollet will h maybe a bucket of chicken. >> you're talking to a pregnant woman and dangling buckets of chicken,

. >> hilarious. my husband really likes it. and lebron shapiro?-- >> lebron james is really good but lebron shapiro? >> jimmy: no, no. yeah, nothing that you're thinking about? gravitating towards? >> literally nothing. >> jimmy: what about gelatin with a "j"? that's what i tried to get my wife to go with. camaro is one i thought would be really good. >> brilliant, brilliant. >> jimmy: dump truck. >> dump truck shapiro, that's a real winner right there. hilarious. >> jimmy: soupnds like he'd an heavyweight champion in the '20s, dump truck shapiro, killed a man with his bare hands! >> shapiro is hard. if anyone has ideas i'm looking for any suggestions. >> jimmy: i would suggest you use your last name. that would be my suggestion. yeah, yeah. no, shapiro will be fine, it's going to be fine, don't worry about it. >> i'm excited about it. >> jimmy: i'm excited for you also. are you getting the house ready, baby proofing? >> i'm getting the house ready, i'm getting everyone at work ready. i told shonda. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> i told her five minutes f

the hilarious jordan peele is stopping by tonight. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: steve: delightful man. >> jimmy: plus from the netflix series "the crown," golden globe winner claire foy is here. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we've got great music tonight. you guys ready? [ cheers ] iggy azalea featuring anitta tonight! [ cheers and applause ] woo woo! here's the -- here's the "get out" blu-ray, too. [ cheers ] pick this up at blockbuster, wherever -- >> steve: blockbuster, radio shack. >> jimmy: wherever you rent your dvds. radio shack, whatever, yeah. [ light laughter ] guys, today's friday. that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. you know, i check my inbox, i return some e-mails, and of course i send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause ] i was just wondering if maybe i could write out my weekly thank you notes right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers ] you guys are the greatest. >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: james, can i get some thank you note writing music, please? ♪ >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he

hilari: 'cause he's rich. steve: 'cause he's rich. brooke: good answer. whoo! me a reason you might go on a date with somebody you really don't like. kelli: i'm gonna say because it was a blind date. steve: it was a blind date.

that's why michigan and a bunch of other unexpected states went for trump rather than hilary. my only point is where is the reflection here? wears a concern about actual issues, the unemployment number numbers? carter pages russia ties bring a single job to a single american? >> what is he campaigning on right now? is he campaigning on russia? what he's talking about is health care. he's talking about fixing obamacare and is talking about campaigning. >> tucker: you're making my point for me. >> you can walk and chew gum at the same time. we are focusing and make sure that a our republic is secured. >> tucker: you're selling to your voters and you know that. you're telling them all their problems can be explained by vladimir putin's intervention. it sat and they believe you because i trust you but you're lying to them. >> were going out there and campaigning every day on health care. that's where candidates are going out there and talking to people about. they're spending a lot of the time focusing on. if you turn on the tv. >> tucker: i host a cable show in the city and i can

. >> also triggering some hilarious memes. people think the collar is so high that now.cided to up the ante. here's one of him -- in the cone of shame. as they say. >> maybe this one. >> so who wore it better? ryan or the pooch? >> i mean -- they're both really cute. i kind of want to cuddle with both of them. >> with the pooch and ryan. >> ha-ha. >> but i will definitely be seeing this movie. tell you that. r the movie.a lot of excitement finally -- a long awaited honor for hollywood power couple. >> goldy hahn and curt russell have finally been honored for their careers. each getting their own star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> so the 71-year-old hahn, 71, and 66-year-old russell have been together for 33 years. and in show business, that means, 90 years. russell stars alongside, chris pratt in guardian of the galaxy, volume two. hahn stars along side, amy schumer in snatched which opens on mother's day. i did love goldy's reaction, completely sprawl out next to the star. bask in all the glory of it all. >> the world is -- >> think good occasion for us to go back a

i'm here with my 5--my 4 sisters--hilari, kelli, chelsea, and devan.tering business called gourmet girl cat--gourmet girls catering. and chelsea and i sing classical music together. [applause] brooke: yes. steve: so you and your sister hilari sing class-- brooke: chelsea. come here, chels. steve: chelsea? chelsea: allow me! brooke: ok, go ahead. start. chelsea: ♪ mi mi mi mi brooke and chelsea: ♪ we love you, mr. steve harvey we want to have your baby ♪ [cheering and applause] [brooke giggling] audience: whoo! steve: the hell you all clappi'' for? i got 7 kids. i don't want-- i don't want 5 of the ones i got. [laughter] brooke: steve, we have 19 kids between us. chse

hilary clinton tried so took 17 months.l fairness, to get health care through. it didn't happen. we have really been doing this for eight weeks, if you think about it. this isa weeks, if you think about it. this is a real plan, a great plan. we had fio is a real plan, a great plan. we had no support from the other party. i just want to introduce somebody, to say a few words, somebody who i think has been treated very unfairly, but no longer matters, because we won and we are going to finish at off. we are going to go on toa finish at off. we are going to go on to a lot of other things and have a tremendous four years, and maybe even more importantly we are going to have a tremendous eight years. but we are going to start off with just a great first year. paul ryan, come up and say a few words, congratulations on a job well done. you get a thick skin in this job, thank you. thank you guys. first, thank you. thank you guys. first, thank you, mr president. thank you for your leadership. there are too many people to name who pl