impartial i think you have to have feelings especially for this type of photography i mean when you're you know when you're with a family after they've lost a loved one or in a situation where people have lost everything i think it's impossible to not have feelings about it and i think. when you do see pictures from people that go into those situations without feelings you can see it in the imagery i mean they're not they're not able to capture the emotion of the situation is i think it's important to feel and i don't think it's necessary for journalists to go into a situation without any opinions of their own you can go into a situation and have an opinion on what is right and what is wrong and you can still be open to every side of the story and open to every side of the argument and you know i think as long as you're willing to. except at some point if you're wrong and you know if you see something that goes against your beliefs you capture it anyway in your belief change i think i think that's good jou

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you did. i missed you too. i missed you so much i followed you today.lose your mouth because you're cold busted. i'm so upset with you i don't know what to do. my first impulse was to run up on you and do a ram willing but i didn't want to mess up this $3700 lynx coat. so instead i chilled. that's right. i chilled. then i went to the bank and took out every dime, i went and canceled all your credit cards, all your charge accounts. i stepped up for every piece of jewelry i ever bought you. no, no. don't go look in that closet. everything you came here with is packed up and waiting for you in the guest room. what was you thinking about? what was you try-to prove? you was with the juice. ♪ ♪ hush puppy ♪ silly rabbits >> jimmy: trix were made for kids. don't you know that? that's the key right there, because this is a box of trix, and it's signed by orange juice jones. i'll wait for you to translate that whole thing. i think that boils it down. i feel more stable emotionally, now. i was worried you were going to come in here like the cookie monster, just d

i don't want you to. i want you to look at the documents -- >> mr. cohen o-- >> i want you to make your own decision. >> i need my last time. >> i'm sorry, sir. >> that's okay. let me just say, i don't think my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are afraid that you're going to lie. i think they're afraid you're going to tell the truth. >> thank you, sir. >> i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you very much. mr. gosar. >> the gentleman from ohio is recognized. >> i just want to respond to mr. lynch. i want you to think about this. when have you ever seen a federal agency where this has happened. mccabe fired. fired, three times under oath, under investigation, as we speak. jim baker, fbi counsel, demoted, left currently under investigation. lisa page, demoted and left. peter strzok, head of counterintelligence, demoted, then fired. that's what happened. that's what we're concerned about. and today we actually asked for rod rosenstein -- by the way, we now know three people have told us rod rosenstein actually was contemplating using th

really was for you. >> i just have to be honest with you . >> that's what i want you to be. >> it was on the side, it was fine as long as it didn't get in the way of the main mission . >> the fact of apollo changed our life on earth more than probably almost anything. >> to do it, and to have it accomplished and to expand humans horizons, that's what came out of apollo. how do you make teflon pots and pans and whether that's a lasting thing, i think it is i think apollo was extremely important, other than world war ii, it may have been the most important project in this century . >> do you look at them a little differently than the rest of us? >> sometimes i do. i tried to. i try to feel like i think everyone thinks i should . >> which is? >> sometimes i do but most often i just revel in the beautiful moments . >> have really gone through my question so anything you think? spent i think i'd be repetitive to say i was proud to be associated with the team. you can fault people for what they did or didn't do but when you think of that team accomplished in a decade, it was a remarkable gr

♪ ♪ ( applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: i beg of you. i beg of beg of you. again. >> so nice to see you. >> stephen: you know, i don't know of anyone who could possibly enjoy being jeff goldblum more than you. ( laughter ) really. i watch you being jeff goldblum, and i think, he really knows how to do that. is it fun being jeff goldblum? >> yeah, i like it fine. ( laughter ). >> stephen: well, yura eye you're a staple. you're a grandmaster of late night, and we-- we haven't had you on since november 8, 2016, the live election show. >> yes, sir. >> stephen: that we did. you were sitting right there. >> yup. >> stephen: and how-- how was that night for you? >> oh, my gosh. well, we bebriefed a little a little after. we saw each other for a second. oh, horrible, horrible. devastating. and challenging. >> stephen: but thank you for staying. you could have just left and said, "i don't want to be on camera right now." >> well, it was tough. we were-- you know, you're putting on a show. >> stephen: sure. my dad's got a t's pu on a show. >> you do, and you put on the

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you? -corey: i mean it. , to respect each other's opinions, that transformation was more important to me than wallpaper and lights. -corey: sure. you showed me something that i didn't know in 52 years. lemonis: my original investment of $200,000 is going for the core operations of the business, but i'll probably have close to $2 million in the commissary, and i expect to get a separate return on that. am i putting a lot of chips in on this deal? you bet. do i think the return could be a monster return? absolutely. but i notice the biggest transformation is with him and how he sees her as a valuable asset. these two possess the heart and the passion and the work ethic that every small business owner in america should have. ♪ >>> hey there, the guys getting ready for a big show in the meantime, here's what's coming up. ♪ ♪ celebrate thnchlts nasdaq just notched an historic winning streak and dan nathan has a way to make money if it the goes up, down, or nowhere at all and he'll show you how to do it. plus >>> m

said you learn by tweet. did inderstand you. >> i think you did. so you learned first by a phone call by the president. >> i believe so but they were very close in time. as i sit here right now i can't remember which proceeded rich. >> how long was a phone call? just simply letting you know of this or substitute conversation about your role? >> and not going to discuss the private conversations i've had with the president. i think it's important that he is entitled to that confidentiality from a cabinet secretary. even acting like i am. >> à >> it was not a subsequent phone call. >> it was an honor phone call pottery. following that in the week when you do next meet with the president about your job? us during this time à >> i don't remember. >> it's during this time in that month or more that you have to decide whether or not to recuse, am i right? how many times did you meet with the president prior to your decision not to recuse? >> well i'm not going to discuss any meetings that had with the president nor conve

you are hired. we like them. >> good ideas. i wouldn't have come up with any of them. >> you would have gotten a few. >> it's going to be cold overnight into the morning, right? >> yes, chilly down to the 30s inland. even some isolated 20s. >> whoa. >> bundle up. get your jacket. >> all right, bye-bye. >> good night. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jeff daniels, paul shaffer, musical guest wallows, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 10 17! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, wow. oh, my goodness. thank you very much. welcome to "the tonight show", everybody. [ cheers and applause ] give it up for the roots right there. you guys, it's presidents day. happy presidents day, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] this morning president trump ran downstairs in his pajamas looking for presents under the tree. [ laught

you know what i mean? t to remember that. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i saw that bradley cooper and lady gaga are performing their hit song "shallow" at "the oscars." [ cheers and applause ] that's great. and in case you missed hearing it at "the grammy's," "golden globes," "sag awards," youtube, and every radio station, you'll be able to see it on the oscars. [ cheers and applause ] but everyone's excited about "the oscars." it's that night when all the biggest movie stars put on expensive clothes, spend half the day getting their hair and make-up done, sit through a a four hour show and then say, "awards don't matter." >> steve: oh. [ applause ] >> jimmy: isn't it great? get this, in a new interview, secretary of state mike pompeo was asked about "the oscars." and he said he loves the band queen. which is good, because "bohemian rhapsody" could really use that extra mike pompeo bump right before -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: sunday night. [ laughter and applause ] he can really push

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mind, would you read a little bit? >> i would. >> jimmy: you would? >> i would. at his school. he was supposed to read her a book. he couldn't read, his eyeset itchy when he reads. my mom came in, tucked the covers up under my chin, like she ed to when i was little, but i'm not little any more, i'm in the second grade. you should feel great right now, she said. i do. can you believe it? i got my picture hanging on the wabulletin board in the haof ps 87. i never thought that would happen. but you see, honey, it did. everything you do, hank, you do in your own way, and that's a gift. yeah, i know. but a lot of times that gift gets me into a lot of trouble. but you're special, hank, and you never forget that. she gave me a kiss on my forehead and she left the room. i heard e door click behind her. my eyes felt very heavy, but the of me felt good all over. had the last thought that before i drifted to sleep was hank zipzer, some day, you are going to be somebody. [ cheers and applaus ♪ >> jimmy: i love you, buddy. henry winkler! "here's hank: everybody is somebody" i

i can imagine how it must feel for you. i'm just saying to you, i want to first of all thank you. i know that this has been hard. hopefully it will lead to a better michael cohen. a better donald trump, a better united states of america and a better world and i mean that from the depth of my heart. when we are dancing with the angels the question will be asked, in 2019 what did we do? to make sure we kept our democracy in tact? did we stand on the sidelines and say nothing. people come in here and say this is the first hearing. it is not the first hearing. the first hearing was with regard to prescription drugs. second hearing, corruption in government. come on, now. we could do more than one thing. we have got to get back to normal. with that this meeting is adjourned. . >> pretty explosive material here. we are following the breaking news as president trump's former lawyer delivers a damaging blow and truly explosive testimony up on capitol hill. you just heard closing statements clinging the witness, the president's former lawyer, bringing michael cohen to tears. cohen calls the

lemonis: you do? i fact that dino was creative enough in his company to come up with a mascot. is it on right? [ laughter ] so, what do you normally do? go out into the street? and whether the mascot is corny, it is good because it gives people a visual, and it gives kids and families something to hang onto, and it actually makes the business feel lighter and more fun. let's go! debbie #1: he's cute, isn't he? dino: that's how you do it, brother, right there. [ horn honks ] debbie #1: there you go! dino: bring them home! that's how you do it! lemonis: i can barely see you. come on. dino: that's how you do it. bringing them in, marcus. ♪ lemonis: so, what do you love about the menu? debbie #1: the slice part. i like the shaved ice part. lemonis: i personally don't like the menu. maybe it's the fonts. maybe it's the layout. 'cause you're not selling simplicity. what you want to do is simplify the messaging so that the customer knows what you want them to focus on. there's, like, 35 different flavors of sy

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you mentioned a lot spbt-- >> no, i am asking you a question. i control this time mr. whita r whitaker. this is my time. >> mr. whitaker, you don't run this committee. you don't run the congress of the united states and the jush dishl county. >> gentlemen, we'll continue, we'll resiume. >> what was the title of the not-profit you ran? >> what time period, sir? >> with the last type. it changed its anyway three different times already. when i was employed, it was called the found occasion and accountabilitity. and specific trust. let's talk about it. >> mr. whitaker, i got a fe f question for you. the gentleman controls the time and if he herbs as many members have done equationally. he wishes to see another question. >> i do not feel the answer is completely on the record. >> the question he asked. >> tell us where the fun came from that you were paid of the $102 million. >> mr. trump -- we'll go down many more times, if he want wants -- thwants -- wants -- this is not a confirmati confirmation. >> the gentlemen from maryland has a discretion to ask questions. the gentl

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you tackle everything. iama asked to be on your podcast. >> yeah. >> jimmy: isn't that amazing? [ cheers and applause ] so it's not only -- look, i like this one. 'cause you were cracking her up here. >> yeah. i mean, well, the crazy thing is, i absolutely don't remember what i said. because i think my emotions comfortably, like, i can operate between maybe a four and a seven on the emotional scale. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and in that photo i was at like 10. so i completely blacked out. i don't even know what's going on. >> jimmy: you don't remember the day at all? >> no, i was so excited. >> jimmy: really? >> i'm happy there's podcast footage and everything. >> jimmy: yeah. >> because i was really just so excited that i just don't remember. >> jimmy: but that was -- that was the final podcast? >> yes. >> and now it's all about hbo. >> yeah. so, now we have these four hbo specials that are coming out on friday guests that we have on the first episode, like lupita nyong'o. [ cheers ] we also have lizzo, janet mos

and i said, "what were you guys doing?" n the alley."li and i' "no, you're supposed to be playing basketball now. [ laughter ] you have a championsp game." like the golden state warriors, they don't go and play the pistons for an hour. [ light laughter ] and then go play game >> seth: right. >> and so we got into the game. and they started losing, bause they were tired. the other kids were hot. and, you know, they were winning. and then, i had to put the kids who weren't that good in, which, you know, that's just is. some kids aren't that good. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] uy>> so i had to put thosein to sort of cover until the good kids could get some rest. and then my -- i kept my son in and then my son got hot. >> seth: yeah. >> julian, he like stole the ball. took it down court. laid it up like gervin. you know, like george gervin. like, fing rolled it in. and i was like, "okay," i'm not going to point out that he's doing better than everybody else. i'm like, "good job, young man, keep going." [ laughter ] t nee, he

you? >> i'm good, man. >> jimmy: i love having you here. >> i have a bone. >> jimmy: what? show "everybody loves raymond." he's the greatest. >> jimmy: he's great. you have a lot in common. both like gambling, all that stuff. >> we do, we do. >> jimmy: what's the beworst be you ever made? >> last weekend betting against bill belichick. it was stupid on my part. >> jimmy: it looks smart when you win but not when you lose. you nobel bill >> we are. he's a great guy. he's funny when you get to know him. he's not going to talk to the press. it's a tough job he got. i tell you what, though. last week he invited me to practice in atlanta before the super bowl. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and we were having a great time, he and mr. kraft me so nice. but then i made a mistake. >> jimmy: what? >> i looked tom brady in the eyes. >> jimmy: right. >> i'm looking at these guys and all of a sudden i look at gronk and tom brady is right here. i look them in the eyes and i said "damn, you're a pretty man." i got so embarrassed i started turning my head to talk to him. hey, man, it's good to ta

thank you for that. this is -- ir credit. [ light laughter ]ll because wenow from "dumb and dumber," you and jim carrey singing -- [ cheers and applause ] anyways, does thyo stick with if people bring that up at all or no? >> there are a couple in the yo cast who said,know, is there a connection with -- you did that and now you're ing this. did you know then?" no, of course not. >> jimmy: of course no [ laughter ] no. >> but it would have been -- if jim had turned -- it would have been nice if jim turned to me and go, "some day." laughter ] >> jimmy: is it true, i heard that when you did -- you were doing "dumb and dumber to," you were talking to jim and you go, "i think i'm going tre after this movie?" >> yeah, i was done. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude, that's just the best thing er. i want to do that take. camera where? camera four? where do i look? right here? "yeah, i was done.li t laughter ] yeah, i was done. yeah, i was done." >> i had had enough. >> jimmy: really, you're going to retir

>> seth: you now -- i know how you feel about small talk. you made this very personal show, people feel a comfort to come up and talk to you. and now they probably want to talk to you about this show, which is great for you. because that's not small talk any more. >> and yet, you know, the great relief is -- i think i'm sort of like a paul giamatti type. >> seth: meaning? what does that mean? >> you know what it means. it's like, you know, you see paul giamatti, you're thrilled, but you're not going to go up to him and be, like, "hey, 'american splendor' was great." [ laughter ] i mean, where does it go. but it's kind of like a new york character that's more like a garden gnome or a leprechaun. a twin. a twin, even. >> seth: i see. >> i'm happy to, kind of, see you. i think i may be projecting an air of like, "hey, buddy, i might follow you home. so why don't you --" [ laughter ] right? i'm not even doing it on purpose. i just might follow you home. you know? >> seth: right. no, i think there is something true about the quintessential new yor

and you know, i tell you mr. cohen, i tell my children i say when bad things happen to you do not ask the question why did it happen to me? ask the question why did it happen for me? i don't know why this is happening for you. but is my hope that a small part of it is foro our country to be better. if i hear you correctly is sounds like you're crying out. for a new normal, for us getting back to normal. it sounds like you want to make sure our democracy stays in tact. the one meeting i had with president trump i said to him the greatest gift that you and i, mr. president, can give to our children, is making sure that we give them a democracy that is in tact. a democracy better than the one that we came upon. and i'm hoping that the things you said today will help us begin to get back there. i mean come on now. come on, when you got the washington post, our president has made at least 8718 false or misleading statements. that is stunning. that is not what we teach our children. i don't teach mine that. and for what

what are you gonna do? >> well, i think if you look at some of the drivers of debt, which, of course, is healthcare and social security and also defense, you have to address those. so, yes, i take it seriously. i was a city-council member before i went to congress. we had to -- we were forced to balance our budget. >> i'm gonna hold you to it, because it is eminently very important to our national security. when you think about the state our union, in the context of our political culture, how is the state of our union? >> well, you know, i see it in my own family. a son of two republicans. i married a girl from southern indiana, who grew up with the pences, and, you know, her family is pretty conservative. and, you know, i can tell that something happened in 2016. our country is -- you know, it's always been, you know, fractured, but i think there have been moments, around big ideas, where we've come together. and we haven't seen that in a long time. >> do you fault the president, though, for this polarization? >> oh,

you like it? cody: yeah, kind of. i everyone here is super- passionate about this company, but it's difficult to stay here because there's only so high that you can go. lemonis: look, i've spoken to two people on the floor, and neither have told me they see a bright future for themselves in the company. not exactly the right culture. and is there anything about the business that you would improve or change? cody: it would be nice if we had everything in stock more often. jennifer: cody's always telling me we're out of things. lemonis: and so nobody's really managing the inventory. jennifer: correct. lemonis: so, what is the reason you're out? jennifer: i'm too busy, and it slipped past me. lemonis: couldn't i make the argument that having the inventory manager would actually turn orders quicker, create happier customers, create return orders? jennifer: yeah. yeah. cody: you got to flip the switch. ah! lemonis: watch out! jennifer: good job. lemonis: can you take me through the website? brian: okay. so, this is the home

you know. but io abandon the comedy format. [ laughter ] i think it's -- it's good -- it's shaking her up -- and we -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: dude. >> actually, marty and i learned -- we learned from your show. we were backstage watching the monologue. and we realized, wow, he must put the laughs in later. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at least -- at least you're learning from this. >> no, it is -- congrats. five years on nbc, that's 125 in megyn kelly years. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that is true. >> i don't get it, but i laughed. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i laughed, but i don't get it. >> jimmy: certainly. >> now, i'm not a conspiracy theorist, but i think it's amazing that this show started february 17th, 2014. and almost two years later, nancy reagan's dead. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey. >> wow. >> jimmy: guys, let's talk about -- >> no, let's go on. you want to change the subject. >> jimmy: no, no. >> no he does not. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't want to change the subject. >> he just wants to entertain.

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i appreciate it. [ cheers and applause ] dude, do you know what i did la night? id you do last night? >> jimmy: i went to an escape room. >> steve: ooh.im >>: you ever done one of those things? yeah, it was about an hour long, right? s yours? or no, longer? shorter? oh, yes, me, too. [ laughter ] >> steve: mine was like three minutes. >> jimmy: no they give you an hour to figure it out.s of course i t there in 15 minutes. >> steve: yeah, yeah, you went early. you waited around. you waited for everybody else to figure out the clues. >> jimmy: yeah, i was like, "oh, this is embarrassing. i want my money back. i totally solved all the puzzles." it was great! dude, i totally can't wait to go back. where was i again?at the -- called the escape room? the escape room on i think it was 25th street here in new york city. i went with my niece and nephew. >> steve: escape the room. >> jimmy: escape the room, is where i went, yeah. it's cald escape the room. i -- actually, now, i'm gonna blow it up. i'm blowing up the spot. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you're gonna treat it l

i say, "profit." you say, "i don't make any money." ... his company may be next. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not going to wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we're going to wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. it's not always pretty ... everything is going to change, everything. ... but i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this ... let's go to work. ... is "the profit." last year, aristotle started selling his branded glasses in my new store, marcus, a 20-store chain specializing in women's clothes and accessories. and what sort of feedback are you getting on your product? woman: he does get good feedback as far as the style. people like the brand. lemonis: they're nice. his brand is selling well, so i'm excited to meet him and learn more about the product and the company. how are you? aristotle: good. aristotle. lemonis: aristotle. i'm marcus. nice to meet you. aristotle: nice to meet you as well

i said you know, i appreciate for in the future. students always submitted their photos for the yearbook. them,u choose all four of did you choose three of them? and the last photo? governor northam: i think there are three photos, one may standing in front of a car i restored, one me in a farm setting and one more formal picture. i did submit those. where this other picture came from, i don't now and i'm not going to sit here and hypothesize or speculate how it happened. but i can only imagine that if there are a number of photos laid out on a table and someone is pasting those on page after page, then one could get mistakenly put on the wrong page. and as i said earlier, this happened numerous times in this particular yearbook and i suspect that is what happened in this case. reporter: how do you expect people to believe you? acceptingyou are responsibility for this in less than 24 hours later you are saying no, it wasn't me? why should they believe you? acceptingortham: i'm responsibility that this photograph was on my page in the

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you know what i mean? ] >> so, look at that. so i could just -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i could just spend the day as you just go about -- [ laughter ] hi. >> jimmy: how does it feel? >> lovely. welcome to "tonight show." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. it's like i'm looking in a a mirror. it's unbelievable. >> what has donald trump been up to? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> right? >> jimmy: fantastic. >> unbelievable. right? 6'0" is a great height. i mean, this one's better. but it's -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, this story -- >> so, what we talking about? the rock. >> jimmy: yes. we're talking about the rock. and we're talking your movie, "fighting with my family." >> yes. >> jimmy: it's really based on a true story. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a real wwe superstar, paige. >> that's right. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: and -- yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: the story is fascinating. >> it's really great, and it began -- i was gonna say, it did begin with dwayne. and he was actually in a hotel in england. he was filming, "fa

heavily, but knowing what i know, i encourage you to look at it. >> i thank you for that suggestion, and i believe that this has been stressed to me before. i don't quite have it memorized yet, but i'm working on it. >> you know, no one is perfect. >> i remember from the february 5th hearing and a couple things resonated with all of us. it was, here again, it is an exciting time for music, and mr lee saying that this is what i am asking for, what we are asking for is a privilege. and we approached it that way when we did outreach. not as an assumption that we will give music to everyone who wants it, but valuing an understanding it is a privilege, and how do we act accordingly. being here is a huge honor. doing this is very much appreciated, and i will take the good neighbor policy to heart. we will take that as a serious point of focus. >> thank you. >> one real quick comment, when commissioner lee asked you what your experiences where, in the future, you should add no fear of the mike. [laughter] >> i forgot it was here. >> okay, so for the record, no fear of the mike. [laughter].

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