i got four on the books. i don't know who is off the books.jimmy: how many kids would you like to have, ideally -- >> you hear this megasnn he's asking the question. >> jimmy: how many? >> ten. for meghan. >> jimmy: she would have to have six more kids? that's a lot. >> yeah. that c-section scar is going to be about this thick. >> jimmy: more with tracy morgan after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this is you shopping. and this is you maximizing at t.j.maxx. get more of the brands you love and quality you want, and save every time. it's not shopping, it's maximizing. maxx life at t.j.maxx. ♪ applebee's all you can eat is back. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >>> we are back with tracy morgan. the 2019 espys airs live wednesday at 8:00 et, on abc. you did satur

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i guess i got fed up. i don't listen to them no more. >> did you have anger before you came here and got locked up? >> yes. family problems and all. there's anger right there. so -- i ain't going nowhere. >> yesterday, we had about eight slots that weren't full. since last night, about 9:30 when we brought another young offender in here, it went full tilt. we went from 17 to 24. we are now full. it's just one of those days, when it rains, we don't have enough buckets. >> just two cell doors down from this teenage flight risk is 18-year-old kenneth howell. >> trying to find some way of getting out. >> howell made his first move to scale the pendleton fences at the crack of dawn. >> as one of the largest maximum security juvenile prisons in the country, pendleton are responsible for educating and rehabilitating teenage gang members, sex offenders, and juveniles with mental health issues for the indiana department of corrections. >> in our jurisdiction, in our state, the department of corrections became a solu

brian: i have got a piece of tape that i have got to show you. we are close to the end of this. trick: sure. brian: i don't know if you remember this. this is october 24, 1999. see if you remember this. brian: tomorrow, pat is announcing that he will be a candidate for the presidency in the reform party. trump i just think it's ridiculous. why? >> i mean, he wrote a book. because look, he is a hitler lover. i guess he is an anti-semite. he doesn't like the blacks. he doesn't like the gays. it's just incredible that anybody could embrace this guy and maybe he will get 5% of the vote and he will be a really staunched right whacko vote. i am not even sure if it is right. it is just a whacko vote and i just can't imagine that anybody can take him seriously. brian: what do you think when you see that? patrick: that's when we announced. i thought we can beat trump with the nomination and i think we could. brian: the reform party. patrick: reform party and we got the nomination, but i look upon those with trump. we found out these are really terms of endearment. i mean, i look at that a

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and i worked 80 hours a week and i got $20." that was a lot of money, even though it was 80 hours a week. but i said, "yeah, i used to be a lifeguard." he says, "oh, go stand over there." so, i went over and stood over there. there was three or four other fellows standing there. finally, they finished interviewing everybody. so they loaded probably have a dozen of us altogether on a truck. and they took us to a fenced area on the outskirts of the base. we went through a wire fence, but they opened it just for the truck. as soon as they got in, they closed the fence gate. i thought, "what the heck is going on here?" i had absolutely no idea. well, another reception area, and we found out that we had just volunteered for underwater demolition. i had no idea what that was. i didn't know that i had volunteered. but i wasn't arguing. i mean, you know. [laughter] this was the navy. so. so, here we were, in this area. so they dropped us off at an area where they had these six-man and eight-man tents. and this is florida. six-man and eig

i got a pizza for amy! yes, that's me! nt you love on x1. access netflix, prime video, youtube and more. all with the sound of your voice. click, call or visit a store today. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our first guest is a a 13-time grammy winner and a true music legend. he is currently on tour with his outlaw music festival. he's got a brand-new album out this friday called "ride me back home. please welcome the great willie nelson! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> how you doin' >> jimmy: thank you so much for being here >> sure. >> jimmy: i appreciate it. we got a lot to talk about here >> good. >> jimmy: congrats i know you -- this past weekend, you just kicked off the outlaw music festival. and this thing is going all over the country now you have june, july, september i saw you -- you parked your tour bus outside on 49th street >> yeah. >> jimmy: and there's, like, thousands of fans out there waiting to say hi to you >> yeah. it's cool. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] do you like the touring life do you like the -- >> yea

yeah >> yeah, i got 100 bottles of champagne. she was like, "just don't. they'll forget that they order it he didn't win anything he just filmed a special." >> jimmy: he didn't win anything >> he didn't win the world series or anythingim >> j: and your dad is like, "yes!" >> yes i like that. >> jimmy: i like that. [ laughter ] >> yeah, it's in my hair but i like that. >> jimmy: i like that. i want to show eryone a clip here's a look at the "best time of our lives." take a look at this. >> i have a girlfriend now that's the big thing in my life, guys [ cheers and applause yeah yeah it's been four years, but, you know i'm admitting it publicly now! [ cheers and applause man, i hope we don't break up. [ laughter ] yeah like guys have a hard time admitting that [ bleep ] publicly you'll be on like the away. date and they're like, "this is my man. back away bitch. get the [ bleep ] away - this is my man." guys will be like a year-and-a-half in and be like, "oh yeah, i know her [ laughter ] yeah, no yeah, i've seen r around she's got th

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i got a lot of videos this morning. >> wow. don't remember too much. >> jimmy: well, fortunately, many members of our staff were there and captured it on videotape. i thought it would be fun to share with our audience. this is guillermo in action doing live karaoke at the cosmo last night. ♪ >> sing it. ♪ ba, ba la bamba >> jimmy: you're labombed. >> yeah! >> jimmy: you realize you've had your shirt off on the show every night this week. >> i like it, i like to show my six pack. >> jimmy: what are you doing after the show tonight? what's your plan? >> nothing. i'm going to bed. i'm tired. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. >> jimmy: i find that hard to believe. >> no i was [ bleep ]. i'm going to party tonight, too! [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: well, we have a fully-clothed show for you tonight. kevin hart is here. we have music from marshmello with churches. a guy with a giant marshmallow on his head. i want to say congratulations to carolyn goodman who was reelected as mayor for the third term. voter turnout, only 22,000 people vote

i got him. no i got him. no i got him. >>> since 1991, every time i come to prison, boom, i come to the hole just because of their evaluation. >> angel is currently serving a ten-year sentence for infliction of corporal injury. and despite his good behavior, he's being housed in ad seg. >> in talking to angel rodriguez, he's on my caseload. he wants to be released from ad seg, but we have information in our records that he was a validated gang member. >> even if, like, say the gang, they say, oh, no, angel is not a part of us, but we know him, it's up to the administration to believe it. and they don't believe it. so i'm going to be stuck in the hole for a while which limbs my contact with my girl, my son. i want to go out there and hold my son and get contact visit. i don't want to be stuck back here, especially for ten years. >> okay. we can go and close the door. thank you. okay. so i looked over your file, and you were placed in ad seg primarily because you are a validated member of the northern structure

i have just got back from washington d.c. i was there for a on a fundraiser about the whole clemency project that's happening and in fact i took. all these guys to the front in front of the white house and anyway there's several that i stood out in front of the white house advocating for their clemency when i started practicing law almost 40 years ago there about a half a 1000000 people in prison. and today there are $2300000.00 people in prison billions of dollars have been poured into the prison expansion not only of the federal prison capacity but billions have been sent to sate local governments to expand their present capacity and during the 1990 s. we were building on average a prison a week and as soon as these prisons were built it's important to emphasize that they were immediately filled up with 1st nurse and even today many of our prison facilities are operating beyond their design capacity if you compare in the u.s. with other industrialized nations canada or western europe we lock up our citizens at $5.00 to $10.0

and i got it down. and i went back and landed in beeville, i went and grabbed a cup of coffee with my instructor. i thought, boy this isn't good, , you're in trouble. he gave me a down. the first one i had 18 months. he said it is a good lesson in humility. i took that with me quite a ways and paid dearly for it. i made it through, got orders. fighter squadron three at north island. yes, sir. : i was going to go to all weather fighter squadron three next. dan: you get me going sometimes. larry: so you're assigned there. what was it that made the squadron so unusual? dan: well, it was all veterans. we probably had the best flight leader. we were broken into four different flights. of the guys in leather jackets flying sky rates. -- sky raids. we probably had the four best instructor pilots, leaders, that i ever flew with in any fighter squadron. except for maybe enterprise during the war. it was -- you can't help when you fly once per day or as often as you feel like it, truly that's what we did. that is

i got kicked out twice. harvey: how's that? i got kicked out for fighting. i got in fights, uh... it's funny because vegas back then, there were a lot of fights here from a young age. kids would fight after school, schools would fight other schools, um, and every weekend we went out there were fights in the park. um, yeah, there were a lot of fights in vegas. what were your dreams as a kid? so you're having trouble in school, you don't have the greatest relationship with your parents, so what are the dreams you have for yourself? um... i mean, i always knew, there were certain things when you're a kid that you know-- i've always wanted a beach house, i always wanted a ferrari, and i always wanted to be in the fight business. - and you knew that-- - period! you knew that from a young age. from a young age, i knew it. why? i don't know, i've always been fascinated by fighting, you know, from boxing to bruce lee movies, chuck norris, any type of martial arts, but at one point, boxing completely consumed my life, it was everything to me. you were arrested for fighting at times. yeah,

"i got to and said have it.yeah >> jimmy: and i'm going to rip off -- i don't know how fast you can unclipnow what, they see that coming a mile away. >> jimmy: do you want to try to mug me >> steve: they know you got money. >> jimmy: try to mug me so - [ light laughter ] >> steve: okay, you want me to see if i can steal that? >> jimmy: yeah, it's just -- you got to unclip it fm there. ♪ >> steve: so, i'm walking by oh, excuse me. >> jimmy: what's up, manht [ la ] ♪ [ apause ] oh, you try. oh, my gosh. you have to give that back to me it's my fanny pack p all myersonal belongings it's not bad tariq, think about it, yeah. yeah, see, that's what i'm talking about, dude. [ cheers and applause so i did that -- you won't even believe this story and quest, you're going to freak out. but anyone whoikes music i went back to the hotel and i'm hanging out. and i got to see lorne we hung out. and then we went to wimbledon. and i saw federer and nada play >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: two of the best ever was unbelievable. yeah, if you saw the match [ applause ] i was like -- wait, wait, it gets so much bet

i mean, i got it. he's one of the best singers we've heard. it's definitely a no. why'd you leave? oh, i just couldn't bear it at the end, harvey. i mean, it just became-- it wasn't fun. sometimes with success, it becomes a happy place. sometimes success becomes the opposite, it's not a happy place. and once you get to that point, and once you get that sunday evening feeling, or the monday morning feeling, which is "god, i've gotta go to work today," i always promise myself then it's time to stop, and i got that. there was also a $40 million paycheck to ease the pain. the money was good, i'm not gonna lie. - you walked away from a lot of money. - yeah, it was a lot. i'm blown away by "x-factor." you know what, ashley? this is why we brought the show to america, to find somebody like you. i'm blown away by how many stars you created off that show. simon: that's been a good one. harvey: that's been a huge one. - bigger than "idol" for you? - simon: yeah. yeah, i mean, in terms of sales, yeah. but interest

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said i've got a surprise for you. i put them all in an airplane and said follow me. we went up to area 51. they got the real thing. air.l hear them on the i won't tell you what they said. "where did these guys come from?" they get to prove their knowledge, if you will. nice way of putting it. so anyhow, we validated the tactics. the last bit of that story is -- jerry shut down the first base after top gun's graduation. it's the first victory we had. after the school got going. he now owns a bed and breakfast hotel over in scotland. and he came to the reunion and told the story of the whole thing. pretty happy about it. larry: alright, so top gun is established in 1969. dan: yeah. larry: your first class is out there. [applause] your first test comes in 1972, the first time you get to see what happened. 1972 in vietnam, the north vietnamese army launches a massive attack on the south. president nixon authorizes operation linebacker. now the navy in the air force are going to go in and bomb places in north vietnam really

i love ya vision very recently just got. so very proud and i know you worked hard to tell me how you were doing when. you're strong so friends. and the. road going. once you know i love you here i miss you very much oh here's a man i miss you and there is a bunch of them that i went through it is more moments. any time you hate me you miss me there's a there's a gaping same things mom when she was. i love you and i miss you all and i hope to see you soon and that i love you. and it's. the 4th of july. because of the fact that so many of us have lived for 30 years in this box of mandatory sounds federal sentencing guidelines and you know the drug war we have to start breaking out of that box and thinking about a world away that out the outside of those confines if you're interested in reducing the injustice and to see mass incarceration you have to go to the root of the problem which is too many laws on the books and what is the primary problem there as far as prioritizing which was ought to go 1st top of my list is the drug l

i felt entirely different when i got out. sometime around 1970 or so, thurgood marshall came to chicago, answering questions. possibleked about antagonism. he said, we are good friends. there is none. i remember thinking, that is for public consumption but maybe it is not true. when i joined myself, 1975, i was sort of wondering whether the story was accurate. it was dead accurate. he is a very honorable person. most trustworthy man i ever met. it turned out to be true. personal relationships are really excellent and that was true. -- whatimpacted impacted he have in brown versus the board of education? .> he was the chief during the early deliberations. he died before the court was able to decide it. it is a little difficult to know what his role in the process was. chief when he ordered the lawyers to make extensive arguments on historic issues. of historyad a lot about the 14th amendment. that was suggested by justice frankfurter. i don't know who had what role in that, in those deliberations. that was when it was decided,

i got four on the books. i don't know who is off the books. would you like to have, ideally -- >> you hear this megasnn he's asking the question. >> jimmy: how many? >> ten. for meghan. >> jimmy: she would have to have six more kids? that's a lot. >> yeah. that c-section scar is going to be about this thick. >> jimmy: more with tracy morgan after this. >> dicky: portions of jimmy kimmel live are brought to you by amazon prime day on july 15 and 16. best network is even bet? best, fastest, best. enough. sprint's doing things differently. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. i mean i think sprint's network and savings are great, but don't just take my word for it. try it out and decide for yourself. switch to sprint and get both an unlimited plan and one of the newest phones included for just $35 a month. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. ♪ everyone in your family mis only $10 bucks ♪ ♪ ♪ even your kid's friend who's always around ♪ ♪ at $10 bucks a head, trevor can stay ♪ ♪ 3 for $10 bucks, baby, bucks, b

i got into new york, grand central station. started walking across and i had a white hat on, which was the uniform of the day when i left california. i had my blues on and my white hat. so, i'm halfway across the station and two shore patrol come up and say hey sailor, you're out of uniform. you're supposed to have a blue hat on. i didn't have a blue hat. so they say come with us. they took me over to this small office. he was the head shore patrolman. he said to me, where you coming from? california. he said let me see your leave papers. i opened up my pea coat, took out my leave papers and i had my spaghetti bar up here. he looked at that, looked at my release papers and said, where are you headed for? i said i'm going home. i haven't been home for a couple of years. where's your home? over in jersey. he said good luck and thanks for coming home. that was that. but those shore patrol guys wanted to arrest me because i was out of uniform. i took the bus out to lyndhurst. so i got off at the top of the hill on 3rd avenue, not kn

i said, "punk ass, get in the cell." that's how she got >> he's kind of a rebel, i would say she is. everybody else, you're supposed to keep your cat on a leash, whatever. well, you sit out here and look out the window around 2:00 or 2:30, bringing his big old fat butt out here, going down the street, hanging out. >> she's kind of known as the only person that can run around all day and night long without getting a charge. >> punk ass, come here. come here, mommy. come here. what's wrong? what your ears doing sticking up like that for? >> when you're walking through here at night, he will get an ankle or two. he loves to get the moths and the butterflies. he goes all over this institution. >> but hill never worries about her well-being. >> nobody is going to do anything to her. i wouldn't even -- if somebody hurt her, i wouldn't even have a chance to get to them. >> why? >> because somebody else would handle it before i got a chance to. you know, everybody loves this cat. if you don't like this cat and this cat don't like you, you got some

book, when i got aboard the plane with agnew, somebody got aboard after me and i looked over and itas the head of loyola college or university at the time. he looked at me, and it was instant recognition. father joe had expelled me from georgetown university after an altercation with the police when i was a senior in october of 1959. and this was dug up by jack anderson's deputy, brit hume, when i was in the white house writing speeches about how these kids, we got to crack down on student disorders, and brit hume called me up and said, pat, i want to read you something here. it says you were arrested and this is what you were charged with. you were out on $2,000 bond and all of this, what do you have to say for yourself after your fight with the police? i said, well, brit, i was a head on points until they brought out the sticks. one of my better lines. when you have no defense. >> mom and dad, what were they like? >> my father was very much an autocrat. very autocratic. his three political heroes were joe mccarthy, general mcarthur and general francisco franco of spain, the cathol

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when i got elected, people used to come up to me and say what your secret, senator? there had to be a secret because how could i have won on my own? here's the deal, guys. i tell every young person -- and i will say it to you young democrats who want to run. figure out what is worth losing over before you run. if you can't determine what you're willing to lose over as a matter of principle, do not run for office. do not run for office. [applause] mr. biden: you'll be much happier. you'll be much happier doing something else. because if you understand what it're willing to lose over, can be communicated to people that you mean what you say. you say what you mean. and even if you disagree, they will give you credit and reward you for it. and when you get elected, i'll need your help, whether i'm president or not. i introduced the first constitutional amendment to end any private funding of elections. there should be public funding of elections. nobody involved. nobody. we can change it overnight. [applause] mr. biden: so god bless you all. not a single thing -- i mean t

i had absolutely no idea. we gotut of the reception area and we found out we had just volunteered for underwater demolition. i had no idea what that was. i didn't know that i had volunteered. i wasn't arguing. you know. this was the navy. so. so, here we were. in this area. they dropped us off at an area where they had these six-man and eight-man tents. this is florida. six-man and eight-man tents. they counted us off to each tent. we had our sea bag and our hammock that was issued to us when we joined. and i went in and a bunch of bunks, canvas bunks. not anything but that. just fold-up bunks on the tent floor. i picked out one, threw my stuff on it, sat down, and waited for someone to tell me what to do. eventually, some other fellas came in, threw their gear on bunks. none of us knew each other. finally, a petty officer came in and said, ok, you fellas, line up outside. they marched us to the chow hall, fed us, marched us back to where we were. and then it started. we were --d out that what outfit we had been assi

i wrote the defense. got it hanging on my wall, 1973, defense, may 27, and i argued all night with out., they are going in and i said this doesn't sound right. but i got a note from president wall, it nging on my says, al told me you were a great devil's add voca. above and all you do beyond the call of duty. that's the job. t's a great job, it's not bad at all. >> this book is called nixon's white house wars, battles that broke a president and divided america forever. i guest has been patrick j. buchanan. very much. .> thank you chlt >> former deputy inspector with the new york city police once a nt, on his book, cop, the street, the law, two worlds, one man. q&a next sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific time on c-span. c-span's presidential surveys taken between 2000 and jackson drops from 13th to 18th place. dwight eisenhower rises from the ninth to the fifth spot. where does your favorite president rank? earn that and more about the lives and leadership skills of c-span's,executives in the presidents,

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i got him. no i got him. no i got him. i got him. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley.mart partnering with self-driving company gadik launching a pilot program in arkansas for deliveries between its main warehouse and several stores in the area for now, the vehicles still employ a human safety driver behind the wheel joining us now is gotham narang. gotham, thanks for joining us today. >> thank you so much for having me >> let's talk about this pilot program, what it entails and what the long-term opportunity could potentially be for gadik >> definitely. our partnership with walmart is a huge validation that commercialization and scaleability of autonomous vehicles will happen in the b-to-b space that's what we focus on and both companies are very excited for us it's focused on scaling and commercialization of the autonomous vehicle technology. e talking about business-to-business short haul logistics. when it comes to automated vehicles we hear about long haul, tractor trailers that are self-driving we also hear about the last mile to consumer's door steps why are you

this i got my wings up. i love when birds do that. ust fill in the blanks with this picture. >> look at that dude! >> is that a fox? >> he has the rabbit and then the eagle got both. >> the guy shooting this picture says he was using this rig to shoot foxes going for food. he was just about to wrap up when he heard that eagle call. the fox thought it was getting dinner. but so did the eagle. this thing didn't win the whole thing? >> it's a perfect photograph. it's beautiful. >> this is the grand prize winner. can you identify what this is? >> it's a bird. >> yeah. >> the red wing black bird. >> it is a red wing black bird. it won the grand prize. it was taken by somebody in the amateur category. if you want to go to the website, audobon.org. check them out and the store quiz stories behind them. >> she's living in her car. >> wow. whoa. >> see it next right this minute. >> and still to come -- >> hey, babe. >> hubby has an urgent surprise for his lady. >> why the big reveal really can't wait. coming up. >> plus this guy is exploring th

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and then as i got deeper into the weeds i learn that your stigmatizes people with mental illness. the statistics showed that people with mental illness are more likely to be victimized by gun violence. so, you've got that and in that same kind of corollary is that you're hearing about extreme protective orders starting to take place in the country. it's so common sense and reasonable and yet the virginia -- governors called the general say september by back into session on -- aassembly back into session on july 9th july 9th and i'm there to ticks and i'm there on an extreme risk protective order that we needs the virginia and i said, had we had one of these -- i don't know if you know -- if someone's -- essentially if they're aiding you're themselves or others -- a danger to themselves or others, particularly women in a domestic violence situation, a judge can say, quickly adjudicate and say, we needs to temporarily taking this guy's guns away and issues that order to law enforcement which they can then go now if you call right now in virginia or in other states, if you call and --

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