i love you guys. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: i love bts too. i love their look. i love their music. ncers. [ cheers and applause ] so i thought it would be fun if we put them to the test. [ cheers and applause ] and made them try out the fortnite dance challenge. [ cheers and applause ] if you never played the game, the characters are known for doing these cool dances. so bts and i got together and did the challenge. take a look. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey guys. i'm here with bts. and we're going to try the fortnite dance challenge. you guys up for it? [ cheers ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ah, yeah! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> perfect! >> let's go! ♪ >> oh! >> oh, man! >> whoa. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wow. ♪ >> let's go. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: now, bts is going to show me the "idol" dance. [ cheers and applause ] >> and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. >> jimmy: here we go. ready? >> five, six, seven. and -- ♪ ♪ >> j

i had a lot of fun. >> jimmy: love hanging out with you. ere i tell you a really embarrassing story by the way. >> jimmy: exactly. and that's why -- [ laughter ] yeah, and i love that you keep coming back and i keep making you embarrass yourself. >> but it's sad that the first thought i had when something embarrassing happens is, "i got to talk to jimmy." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: please, always do that. please. >> so, i'm at the golden globes. i was very excited. i was so honored to be nominated for the song. and it was a real career milestone for me. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm sitting in the audience with my brother who came with me. and they announced the award and we lost. or, i lost. me and my co-writers. and i was devastated. i was really hoping it would happen and he said, "let's go to the bar, let's grab a drink. blow off some steam for a a minute and we'll go back inside." >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so i go to the bar with joe. i grab myself a beer, and he gets one. and i'm hanging out and i've heard all this talk that michael keaton is ar

i love that guy. >> i know, i love him. >> jimmy: sotiait, you aued and then in 25 minutes he goes, "e ll, he did text me back, he's like, "let's get s breakfast. let's go meet ryan." and i was like, "this is y perfecrmal. let's go and meet ryan gosling. let's go. [ laughter ] fot's go and do that. i just auditioneyou." and i had to just pretend it was like something i actually did with my life.. >> jimmy: ye >> as opposed to being completely -- which is -- yeah. >> jimmy: what did you have for breakfast? >> i had pcakes. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you a pancakes person? >> oh, i aa pancake. i love pancakes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i am -- i am a pancake. >> they are myinavorite thing he whole world. who invented them? why do they exist? they're the best thing ever. >> jimmy: they are pretty fantasc. >> oh. >> jimmy: and how was it working with damien? >> oh, he's a genius. >> jimmy: he is brilliant. >> jimmy: i love "whiplash." i love "la la land." >> yeah, and now he's made this film. and it's -- i'm telling you, not just for a minute, it's an amazing, beautul, incredib

[ cheers ] i love that. -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] oh, my god. that is exactly right. that is how you do it. what is the secret? "the greatest love story ever told." what is the secret to love? what is -- >> any marriage is like a a garden. you have to pull the weeds and fertilize the soil. [ laughter ] if you want to enjoy the delicious tomatoes. ] [ laught >> jimmy: interesting. all right, well. it has great life advice. heand really funny stuff i. and i just thought that maybe -- i was wondering if you would be interested ing us a little reading? >> oh. >> jimmy: since we're all here. i mean -- [ cheers and applause ] is that okay? ere is nothing i love more than a good reading. with that in mind, it's time for another installmen "tonight show greadings." ♪ ♪ tonight show greadings tonight show greadings ♪ ♪ m♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> nice. [ clears throat ] this is from the introduction of the book. we have ground-breakingly divided this searing examination of a relationship between two h

i love you guys. don't laugh. you're laughing too hard. i love puppies. [ laughter ] >> snake? [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: oh, gosh. please don't say snake. >> jimmy, i have no idea how you did this, but you managed to -- [ audience ohs ] a five-foot boa constrictor. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, jimmy's first magic trick. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh! ♪ >> that was well done. >> jimmy: how did you do that? joshua jay, everybody. >> thank you guys! >> jimmy: for tickets to his show, check out siximpossiblethingsshow.com. more "tonight show" after the break. stick around. what?! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. "look what she's accomplished... she authored the ban on assault weapons... pushed the desert protection act through congress, and steered billions of federal dollars to california projects such as subway construction and wildfire restoration." "she... played an important role in fighting off ...trump's efforts to kill the affordable care act." california news papers endorse dianne fe

with office and then i go back home and all kind of have dinner with food from the kountry side and i love to watch movies they're very inspiring for me and read books i do and don't sleep much to spend a lot of my spare time in the night. now to go over the business from her mother after mother passed away in may of two thousand and seventeen and since then she's been working to keep the label and the collections moving forward we want to take a closer look now at our hosts today. the designs are elegant and casual glamorous and romantically feminine. ruffles and the color white play a major part in any fashion show including the first collection by levy in twenty seventeen. accessories and a lot outlook ations on fabrics are real eye catcher. the show was a tribute to lauer who died in may twenty seventeen her daughter lavinia wore her mother's dressmaking shears on a ribbon around the word mom on her heart. and lara and levy had worked side by side for over twenty years. introduced her only daughter to the runway at the age of four and learned the business. in the one nine hundred seven

>> jimmy: dude, i love this. thank you so much. jimmy: it's just for my pocket. it's perfect. [ cheers and applause ] i will always keep you close to my heart.u. thank >> no worries. >> jimmy: i want to talk about this fao schwarz thing. because it's my favote toy store, i love it so much. i used to go every year. >> m too. >> jimmy: since -- i mean, i moved to new york for "saturday night live" probably 20 years ago. but i used to go all the time and then -- and just play and pretend to do the big keyboard, the tom hanks keyboard. >> i know. and now you can take your girls 'cause it's reopening. and it was my favorite thing as a kid. i feel like when you're a kid, you don't always remember maybe the toys that you get. but an experience like fao hwarz, i feel like when all the big toy stores started to close down, there's not a a place that you can go and pe ence that with your kid and give them something to them that they're going to remember forever. >> jimmy: it's yust amazing. 've never been to it, it's opening in 30 rock, in t

i love like i. even though he was kind of crazy. >> he would text at two or three in the morning. >> and if you didn't answer he would call you. [laughter] . >> but he was a friend of yours and some inspiration to you and i loved choking back and forth he did need a haircut. you were right. [laughter] . >> this is all in the book it does seem strange but i believe that what is that great quote something about hiring a rebel that a true rebel and i learned that so that was signified by getting my nose pierced and getting a tattoo and we were feeling very rebellious and we had to me it was the beginning of the tea party so we had a running joke i would go back to back on a cable news channel and cut your hair and he was a take that nose ring out but the day he died as i picked up the phone my good friend told me my nose ring disappeared and i never saw it again which i thought was a big irony. . >> but he did have the gift to cut through the bologna to go straight to the heart. >> yes. >> one of the t

♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, i feel the love. ah. i feel the love out there. e, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] you're here. you made it. thank you for being here. let's to get some news. guys, i heard that the tv ratings for trump's rallies have gone down. people are saying his rallies are like "pirates of the caribbean" movies. they're wild and new at first, then you realize they're all exactly the same. anyway. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] boring. but the midterm elections are under a month away, and trump's campaign is selling football jerseys that say "stand up for america." yeah, the outside says "stand up for america," while the inside says, "made in china." >> steve: really? [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: check this out. i heard that trump keeps a a printed list of his accomplishments that he shows to reporters to get them to write positive things about him. he does. it has 58 bullet points, and we actually got our hands on it. take a look at this. >> appointed two supreme court justices. increa

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i love singing with him as well. singing is beautiful. >> what does barbara streisand think of her tackling one of her biggest roles. ♪ soft as an easy chair >> streisand stars in the 1976 remake of "star is born" and she visited the set when ga fwrga a bradley cooper worked. >> it works every time. i think lady gaga is great casting and bradley cooper is a wonderful director and made a great film. >> what to you think of bradley cooper singing? >> excellent. >> i think he's going to feel like he won the oscar. >> no, i told him that. she was very sweet. she gave me flowers. >> did she ask you for any advice? >> i told her thattium -- and bradley that you have to do it live. you need the performance. >> that's good advice. >> and they did that. it's going to be very successful. >> meanwhile barbara has a new song out "don't lie to me." it conveys her feelings about president trump. a child hood incident has made her especially sensitive to deception. >> i think i was 7 1/2 years old and i made her take me home and sh

me yeah i love me yeah i love me ♪ ♪ yeah i love myself anyway hey everything's gonna be alright everything'sight everything's gonna be just fine ♪ ♪ it's gonna be a good good life i'm a mess i'm a loser i'm a hater i'm a user ♪ ♪ i'm a mess for your love it ain't new i'm obsessed i'm embarrassed i don't trust ♪ ♪ no one around us i'm a mess for your love it ain't new new york make some noise! woo ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ woo ooh ooh ooh nobody shows up unless i'm paying have a drink on me ♪ ♪ cheers to the failing oh he don'love me he don't love me he don't love me ♪ ♪ he don't love me but that's okay 'cause i love me yeah i love me ♪ ♪ yeah i love me yeah i love myself anyway hey everything's gonna be alright everything's gonna be okay ♪ ♪ it's gonna be a good good life that's what my therapist say ♪ ♪ everything's gonna be alright everything's gonna be just fine ♪ new york city, are you ready? i'm a mess i'm a loser i'm a hater i'm a user ♪ ♪ i'm a mess for your love it ain't new i'm obsessed i'm embarrassed i don't trust ♪ ♪ no one around us i'm a mess for your love it ain't new woo ooh ooh ooh ♪

i am their words when they have none i say i love you without a sound. i'm sorry without a voice. i inspired the greatest of them painters poets pattern makers i've been amused at them all. but in my experience people underestimate the power of a pretty little flowers. because their life does start with me. and without me. this is due to the news live from berlin the killing of a powerful police commander sense shock waves through afghanistan the murder casts a shadow over parliamentary elections this weekend as general brezec is laid to rest voting is suspended in kandahar province. also coming up no we run after cameron's contentious presidential election the vote has been marred by.

"because you are the only you." >> yeah. >> jimmy: i love it. i have two little girls. . because you're here with bradley cooper. >> i know. >> jimmy: these two are my favorite people. have you ever worked with bradley? >> no, i haven't. but i'm so excited about -- i'm so excited to see his movie. >> jimmy: yeah. gaga is in it. >> lady gaga. i know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i weirdly have a weird connection to lady gaga. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why? >> i once -- this is a while ago, i was -- this is right after "stepbrothers," i was doing -- will and john c. reilly were hosting a a charity event. they asked me if i would come on to help them with a sketch as lady gaga. like as a part of the sketch. and so, we did a real low budge kind of costume, like lady gaga costume. where i think -- i recall it being like a couple of -- like there was a couple of, like, hula hoops. you know what i mean, and there was like me in a unitard. like i -- >> jimmy: paper towel holder. >> totally. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> like real, real low budge. and it was at the nokia theater, which is enormous

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i love his style. ch is basically a giant tie for your back. [ light laughter ] plus, transylvania is one of our greatest allies. [ light laughter ] and i was able to save the taxpayers' money by reusing the cape from my costume last year when i was the count from sesame street. [ laughter ] there were one million, two million, three million people at my inauguration. ah, ah, ah, ah. [ cheers and applause ] ah, ah, ah. let me tell you, halloween is my favorite holiday. its the one day a year where no one makes fun of you for being plus, it's a day where everyone in the country goes on the same exact diet as me. [ laughter and applause ] i love halloween candy, especially raisinets, which as we all know, are female raisins. [ laughter ] i also love candy corn. its got all the food groups, candy and corn. [ laughter and applause ] plus, i eat a bag of smarties everyday to make myself that much smartier than everyone else. [ laughter and applause ] [ doorbell rings ] who could that be? >> trick-or-treat. >

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[laughter] i love hillary and i love everyone. the campaign on with her just like a guy me feel that can play catch with his son. there is something about when i put this hat on it made me feel like superman. that is my superhero. you made a superman cape for me. nonpolitical no bs, it goes in and gets it done. you gave me the heart to go to adidas because at adidas when i a $14n in 2015 with billion company losing $2 billion a year. now we have a 38 billion dollar market cap. i went to casper we had a meeting in chicago and i said you have to bring manufacturing core it's nothe about the borders. the core of adidas and chicago is the core of middle america. we have to make a middle america strong. because i have enough balls to put on this hat. i could have lost $200 million walking away from that deal. i knew it was more important to me to take the chance of walking away from that deal than to have no fathers in chicago with no home and we do have prison because it is habilitation not rehabilitation. we never had anyone to teach

but i kind of love bad de niro impressions. of have an affection for really bad -- is that -- oh. >> jimmy: little bit. little bit. little bit. [ cheers and applause ] counselor, come out, come out wherever you are. that's not -- i'll tell you -- >> that one's good though. >> jimmy: i'll tell you who does the absolute worst robert de niro impression you've ever seen in your life. >> okay. >> jimmy: is our drummer questlove. [ laughter ] it is the worst. just try to do it. is he trying now? [ laughter ] >> oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] >> he doesn't look well. >> jimmy: it's absolutely terrible. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he does not look well. well, i'm glad you're not -- you don't do impressions. i'm glad you're here. >> i don't. >> jimmy: are you still touring? are you still with the band? do you still sing? >> i can't stay off the stage. because there's something -- >> jimmy: yeah, you're great at it. >> the fire. you know, but no, i'm not doing anything right now. i'm promoting these tv shows i'm on. but i did do a couple show

so i love... when you say i love this game. you know, i love, i love that.u put something through you, when your passion is in front of you, always it works. is there a second thing that you like the most? if football had he been a part of your life or something have happened? when i try to relax the most is when i am playing golf. i think it is the only place when i am — people don't look at me, you know. i can walk. people in front 150 yards and behind you 150 yards. and we can go or you can play with your father or your son. you can play with your father, your friends, your wife. either you can play with someone... so that is why it is the only way i can do little but break... somebody with a gift, a huge gift, wasjohan cruyff. he helped me to love this game, to love football. and to love it, you have to understand it. he gave us their secrets about the way he sees football, and they made me this passionate, put it in my blood. even to now. he was like a spiritual father, like their father in a sport way. like it was so rough, so tough, you cannot imagine

i love historical nonfiction and fiction. d-- i agree with her totally on how important words are. it amazes me sometimes how the english language gets distorted and 25 years ago a word is different use them today. the other thing i want to ask chris why does she think that all of the-- i want to say great, but in no way i want to say large religions of the world are basically male-dominated because throughout history there are women such as cleopatra and queen elizabeth and throughout history these women are so influential, their countries were at peace most of the time that these are women were the leaders of the country's. so, i'm asking why are all these religions so male-dominated? thank you. guest: darleen, just want to say you have one of my most beloved name's. my older sister is a darleen and it's not such a common name sufficed to hear from you and the question of the suppression of female religious power is it's really a question for someone like karen armstrong who's made a wonderful study of this, but i think it i

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[laughter] i will read you with a telegram says. having a lovely time. i ever find you in one and, though break your neck. [laughter] that's one of the many characters in the story who is just amazing. so they make it to freedom, they are sent by ship back to britain and heralded by the king of england, they are lauded in national newspapers. it was a huge propaganda win for the british. it is the sam was the same kindg duo against german might that the allies needed in the darkest time of the war. i would love to answer questions if you have them returning again to james bennett. this is james when he was a young man in world war i he was shot down over the north sea as a royal naval air service observer. he and his pilot landed in the north sea and the recaptured by nothing other than a sub noreen who pulled up essentially right underneath them. he was taken to germany and was one of the ten who made it home. in world war ii, he served as an agent and his family knew nothing of it. just to give you an idea of the impact of the work that basically serve

i loved my grandma very much.ways, there was a -- on the bqe, we were driving to the funeral, all lined up, all driving in different cars. me and my brother were in a car and i was in a buick century and i had a great car. i was last -- i was driving, and then there was like six or seven cars going to the funeral, and then my car broke down on the bqe, and we couldn't follow. saw the cars taking off and i'm like oh, no, we're out and we pulled to the side and just on the side of the b question and we were just waiting and me and my brother are like what are wey going to do. we got out and laid on the hood and suntanned ourselves until somebody came back and then my father, like 20 minutes later pulls up on the highway and goes what happened? and i was like it broke down. and he goes get in! and i was like what about the car. leave it. and we go and do did the funeral, and -- and we eat and all that stuff. ate at juniors cheese change, and then i was like what about the car? let's get the car. literally nothing lef

i loved it. as most interesting to me was the idea of a community being faced by common ethical decision. i wanted to hear more of that. that is the question. i will you think about that. i just want to finish her email. also enjoy people of the book, she is a retired librarian and caleb crossing. i look forward to reading march as a fan of luisa mae alpine. i've been told many times to read your book, nine parts of desire which is definitely on my to be read pile. thank you for hours of amazing reading.g. back to the question, years of wonder, common ethical decision being faced by a community. >> it -- i think one of the things that consumes me in those 10 years, i thought i have been taking about this before i sat down to write it. during those years, we moved back to the united states living in cairo and then in london and we moved to this small community in virginia that was 350 people. we're talking really small and it was almost exactly the same size as consensus. [laughter] we couldn't eve

that's it, i'm done, i can be done because i still love my children. i still love my family. i still love my community and i love them so much i'm going to keep doing what i'm doing until we get to a better place. even when you see folks in the movement that we're part of, taken from oppressed communities, you see a lot of anger the confederate people and oftentimes that is depicted as a negative. did you ever wonder why people are angry? why are people angry when young black man gets killed at the hands of police or why his committees angry when young and document is separate from her children? it is because we love that young unarmed black man come he someone son, the young and document what one is her neigha friend, somebody's mother,, somebody sister. for me love is what -- even when i'm angry and protesting it comes from a place for love for my people, , from a family and r my country. this is my country. people can say what they want. they can do what they want. they can find us whatever weight but this is our country, too, and to think love is what we need in this momen

can a little tough i love. the man i love and the female of the muslims to me and that's. the love. of saudi of course of the faith of a city in the field of coffee in the budget for many years the battle of the man a medal for also. larry is that the let me. israel has launched its biggest offensive against gaza in years the united nations is urging israel to hold successive force on the students for a national accused of violating international law but this isn't the first time we tried to talk to the i.d.f. and they refused our requests for comics as their stance hasn't changed over the years but here's what their spokesperson told me in twenty fourteen. i would quote is the alternative to just let them us terrorists continue their power on sugar gresham every two years they're carrying out to parallage an attack against israeli civilians and they cannot expect that this will go on they have a mist of about ten thousand rockets they're all poised and pointed to israel and all civilians are unable to their children today. could not be allowed to go to kindergarten children could n

and the people that i love are here. but actually i cannot be done because i still love my family and my community so even if you see them in a movement there is still a lot of anger depicted as a negative and when a young black man gets killed and why are they angry with a young undocumented mother is separated from her child? because we love. with that young undocumented. somebody's sister. so even when i'm angry and protesting for my people they can say what they want or do what they want. everybody loves their family no matter what side of the political aisle you are on. [applause] >> with that radical love my parents had even though my family similarly that grandparents for those who had two boys and a girl's at a time that if they have the sense that she should be able to go so my mom was born out of that space but then to be had radical love poured into her and then it was natural in this case her children. and then to have an experience with all of that. then as far as to put into full context of the children of c

you know i love you and i love o with tyler perry, who is great, and tiffany haddish. >> yeah. >> jimmyun. >> jimmy: she was on our show yesterday. and we love her so much. and we actually have a -- she was so excited that you were cast as her mom in this movie. >> right. jimmy: i don't know if you saw this but it's a really, like -- she did an interview and it was so emotional. se loves you so much. and i just wanted -- can i show that clip, if you don't mind? >> sure. >> jffmy: here is y haddish talking about when she found out that tyler perry cast whoopi as her mother in "nobody's fool." take a look. >> since i was a little girl, i have always dreamed of whoopi goldberg being my mama. and then, like two weeks before we started filming, he tells me that whoopi goldberg is going to be my mama, then i start -- i was like -- hung up the phone with him and i instantly started crying and i instantly -- god, you been listening to me all these years. you go through so many things in life and you just -- you've be having these dreams that you just really want to come true. and some day you'l

it's christina's first tour in more than ten years. >> i love you all. one, two, three liberation! >> it also marks the first time hitting the road as a mom. her son max is 10 and daughter summer is 4. >> i mean, it's a lot of extra work, but it's amazing. e because it's different from touring when you're 21 years old. ite stuffies and, you know, it's all the mom stuff. >> it's a far cry from her "stripped" days which just celebrated a big milestone. ♪ sweating til my clothes come off ♪ >> i mean, it's insane. i just celebrated the 16th, sweet 16 of the "stripped" record. the chaps and you'll see some of that tonight. the, you know show is such a great celebration of the old and the classic material. ♪ i'm a genie in a bottle baby ♪ you gotta rub me the right way ♪ >> "e.t.'s" first interview with christina was nearly 20 years ago on the 1999 video set of "genie in a bottle." ♪ if you wanna be with me >> i've always, always wanted to be a singer and now it's like i'm really doing it and like doing my first music video. >> the then 18-year-old was followi

, i feel a parental kind of love, i feel a child kind of love, and also it annoys me. ( w, i don't know. is that the answer to the question? ( laughter ) >> stephen: your answer is the answer. we have a clip here that is -- it's you talking to lady liberty, i think. >> i get sad about the state of immigration, so i go talk to my girl, the statue of liberty played by myia rudolph. >> stephen: and she's got a french accent. >> yeah, she's from france. mtv stands for music television, huh? >> you want some? oooh, don't mind if i do. hey, if you don't cough, you don't get off, am i right? >> yep. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i see what you were doing there. very vogue. you say you take inspiration from mr. rogers. why does mr. rogers inspire you in something like this? >> i mean, mr. rogers is maybe my number one. he's right up there with phil pl donnahue and jesus. >> stephen: the holy trinity of television. >> yeah. mr. rogers taught me so much. what was important to mr. rogers was helping children transition from each kind of stage of their lives. he felt that that

of noticed an accent emerging last year when lindsay told us why she prefers living overseas. >> i do loveenity and peace that i find living in the middle east because there are no cameras in abu dhabi so i can have a private life. with all the social media in the world these days it's really impossible to have that here. >> there is so much to unpack here, but i can't on a monday. >> we'll move on. >> do you lindsay. >> coming up -- >> i'm a keg is half full kind of guy. >> what you didn't see on the "snl" premier. who was setting off real fireworks last stage? >> then -- your first look at "rocketman." we're on set and what does elton think. >> it's staggering. >> plus our behind the scenes exclusive with bradley cooper. his "a star is born" guitar lesson with lady ga >> denzel's son talked to "e.t." about training as a police officer for his role i ♪ >> this is my speech. there are others like it, but this is mine. i wrote it myself while screaming into an empty bag of doritos. >> how good was matt damon at brett kavanaugh? >> it was so good. the show got off to its best start in two ye

love: thank you. i absolutely love this state. we live in a great state and i love the quality of life that we have here. it was great to run the super spartan with my husband. those who love outdoor recreation. i think there are things that we can do. i am the only member of utah's delegation that has joined the climate solutions caucus. as a matter of fact, i see mia, a young girl came into my office to talk about her sincere concern about the environment. i listened to her and her family. i listened to the climate solutions lobby that we had at our town hall that mayor mcadams came to and praised our efforts, asking what he could do to help in that area. i think that is one area where we have actually talked a little bit about the environment. i think that we -- there are some. as is out there that we need to get away from. there are people that would like you to think that you support the environment or energies production. i think the two can come together. i think we can find a solution and to be good stewards of the land. m

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today's young people and its future generations mary just a thirty second onset right at the end of the love. i actually love that voice because young people have such abilities such knowledge of what the solutions are they are the leaders of no not of the future of no let's give them the opportunity let's make space for them let's hear those voices let's make them part of the decision making i'm all for that i'm going to end with a final tweet before i thank you mary robinson this is a live head on who says on twitter she just sent this to us and she says mary robinson seeing you in my early childhood leave the country with the first woman to do so and then advocate for human rights globally by me never question what i could do as a young irish woman including what i do to day work of the united nations in south sudan and it's been a pleasure having you on this train thank you so much. if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when myth was that somehow time as aiming to replace america and go around the world while the chinese are not that stupid these g

i loved the guy. even when i was -- >> guest: a good kind of crazy. >> host: but even when i was down. and i loved, he would text two, three and a morning. he was usually up. tragic and if he didn't get you by text he would go ahead and call you. >> host: usually with me it was tax and accounting. especially to a young tragic uncle encore to start texting you at two in the morning now. >> host: i was up a lot later than that this morning. i guess i would be a slow student. i always did well in school but slow in my work. he was a friend of yours. he was an inspiration to you, and i loved the joking back and forth, you tell him, he did and need a haircut, you're right. and it did -- tragic i had a nose piercing. this is all in the book. it was a rebel moment. we conservatives other two rebels. i believe kesterson kesterson f a rebel, what's the great quote? a true rebel is basically a conservative. i learned to be true. i don't know for me that was signified by getting my nose pierced and getting a tatt