the person who wrote that was an idiotic comment. that person to is an egg ignoramus. this set the framework for the movement that we going to have to engage. someone whois by wrote the black swan. you can google it. it is an intellectual you idiot. it is the most useful single article i have ever yet -- ever read. people who are really good at .aking tests and writing essays that gets them into elite colleges where they take classes from professors who are really good at taking tests and writing essays. when they take tests and write essays, they have good grades. so then they can continue to take tests and write essays. you probably these people as they do not know anything. they could write a brilliant essay on how to change a tire, but if you say my car has a flat, they would not know how to change the tire. this is the best expiration of what i have been dealing with. explains 80% of the state department. these are very very erudite people. their intellectuals, but they are idiots. trump is not a financier. he is a builder. if you build a building, it has to stand

these are very, very arrow diet people that are idiots. they are intellectuals but idiots. one of the great thing about trumpism. he is not a finance sear. trump is a builder. if you build a building, it has to stand up, it is a very important principle. you are faced with the reality that you have been governed by people in both parties who wouldn't have a clue how to build a building. they can issue regulations. this is why this will be a huge on going fight for the next generation because we will be rooting out the intellectual idiots, all of whom will deeply hate what we are doing and they will write brilliant essays for attacking us for being against their right to be an idiot. the other book i recommend highly is by charles murray called "coming apart." it describes the rise of what he calls super zip codes, neighborhoods in which people are in the top 5% economically and in the top 5% in educational attainment. so he says, people from princeton, harvard and yale mary people from princeton, harvard and yale and they then have children they send to prep schools so they

these are very very erudite people who are idiots. they are intellectuals, but they are idiots. trump is not a financier. he's a builder. if you build a building, it has to stand up. a very important principle. you are faced with a reality that you have been governed by people in both parties who would not have a clue how to build a building, but they can issue regulations. this is why this will be the huge fight for the next generation. we will be rooting out the intellectual yet idiots, all of whom will deeply hate what we are doing and write really in -- brilliant essays attacking us for being against their right to be an idiot. the other book i recommend highly is by charles murray called "coming apart." it's about white america and it has super zip codes. these are people on the top five percent economically and top 5% in educational attainment. he says people from princeton, harvard, yale mary people from princeton, harvard and yale and have children and are surrounded by other people who went to princeton, harvard and gail. -- yale. which is why when trump began to rise,

their intellectuals, but they are idiots. trump is not a financier. he is a builder. if you build a building, it has to stand up very it is a very important principle. the realityd with that you have been governed by people in both parties who would not have a clue how to build a building. it explains -- and this is why it will be a huge ongoing fight for the next generation, because we will be rooting out the intellectual idiots. they will deeply hate what we are doing and will write brilliant essays attacking us for being against their rights to be an idiot. the other book i recommend is called coming apart. it is about what has happened. rise what hethe calls super zip codes. these are neighborhoods in which people are in the top 5% economically and are in the top 5% in educational attainment. he says people from princeton, harvard, yale, merry people from princeton, harvard, yale. they have children they send to prep schools, go to those three schools, and moved to zip codes surrounded by people who want to those schools. when trump began to rise, none of them und

we are raising idiots. the reason we are raising idiots is we have idiots teaching them.is bizarre. >> you were in contact with students all the time and you are a teacher. why do you think the administrators have to come to them? the young people are so politically correct. i think they would do that anyway. would you get that sense? >> i get that guy. i can imagine he feels he is doing the right thing and he feels his job is to keep people from saying the color that is not black, but white over and over again. this is why there are ways it is good to be black because i do not have to be a white person dealing with the current climate. he can change these rules and make the gesture and it can go on tv, but it will not solve any of the problems he is hoping. there will be something he is deemed doing wrong about six weeks from now. i feel sorry for him because he is doing the right thing, but nothing can do what he is hoping for which is a christian ab sew louse. absolution. i can do what he did, but i don't have to because i am just black. >> if someone told you wouldn't

i would have sent from one stupid idiot to another.intelligent business presenter. we have been looking at the italian banking sectorfor a presenter. we have been looking at the italian banking sector for a few weeks now. we start in italy, with that deepening banking crisis, because in the last few hours one of the country's biggest banks says it will request a government bailout. we are talking about monte dei paschi di siena. its boss has been flying around the world, desperately trying to raise money from investors to keep it afloat. but late on thursday the bank admitted it had failed. itjust couldn't find enough takers. after a late night meeting, the italian cabinet has passed a decree creating a bailout fund. let's give you some of the background to this. monte dei paschi is not only italy's oldest bank, it is the world's oldest. it was founded in 1472, and became one of the country's most powerful financial institutions. fast—forward 5.5 centuries, and things aren't looking quite so good. a string of bad decisions has left it

idiot. and his term fits her. she is the perfect example of what he is writing about. which is a person who can write well and sound like they know something but doesn't know anything. >> i call them overeducated idiots. >> yeah. >> they really are. think about the notion. this woman sits at the most. >> they have their share of them. >> they do. and that's because they sit around and they render judgment. i first learn bed this from a guy from black hawk down who wrote a book on the philadelphia eagles. but because he wasn't a sportswriter they all accepted him and talked to him because she were intrigued. he said when a learn said if you are a pro football player and have you a 50 yooed g-year-old can't run 20 yards and he is giving his assessment of your touchdown pass, you get angry at the idea of, who do he think he is. >> i am picking on her directly because he is the -- >> you can add bill crystal, any of these guys. >> she would describe a cabinet which includes a world class pediatr

>> not everybody is an idiot. >> we're not all idiots. >> they are watching the same thing we're watching play out, judge. the men and women managing trillions of dollars here aren't betting that, oh, yes, is he going to get absolutely everything, and it's all priced in right now. no. they're handicapping it. what are they handicapping it? probably 15% whaf they think could happen in the first six months. they're not projecting out for the full year yet, but i'll just give you one when you asked jim, what could be something that is a surprise, an out liar. we've already had a 7.5% correction from the 2.6% ten-year yield. down to 2.46 or something like that, and the yield peak came two days after yellen and the fed moved rates. it's been coming down ever since. i think, and as you know gundlach said the same thing, that we pull back towards 225, maybe even 218 or whatever as far as a ten-year yield, judge. i think that playing out could be a very positive thing for the markets, but it could put a little crimp in some of the financial that is you are talking about. >> you would -- >> next i

the idiot's guide to traffic on management.der the >> i said what would you name it and she said legg. >> this girl was not expected to be working the counter at chick-fichick-fi l-a. a customer came in with a neck brace and asked what happened to which he responded that he was in a car accident earlier in the week but needed the cash and also wanted to save money to help the homeless. they snapped a picture with this caption saying that he wanted to help the hard-working teenager. they have a goal of 2500 and they're halfway there. >> it was wednesday and thursday night that we got to go serve breakfast and read to the kids. it was a great night by these owners of different ihop restaurants. and there were over 600 dinners the first night. so the second night around was going well. >> this chairman sat down for a one-on-one interview with jim mcqueeney. he then joined a political roundtable that also included our very own vice president and safety manager. that interview will be airing this sunday on new jersey now. you can ca

. >>> lenin coined the phrase useful idiot. who is the useful idiot now. hi, we're the hulford quads. (laughter) we're in 8th grade. technology is the only thing that really entertains us. i'm gonna use this picture on sketchbook, and i'm going to draw mustaches on you all. using the pen instead of fingers, it just feels more comfortable for me. be like, boop! it's gone. i like that only i can get into it and that it recognizes my fingerprint. our old tablet couldn't do that. it kind of makes you feel like you're your own person, which is a rare opportunity in my family. (laughter) ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gle350 for $579 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >>> we have breaking news tonight. president obama is promising retaliation for russia's interference with the presidential campaign. >> i think there is no doubt that when any foreign government tries to impact the integrity of our elections that we n

these are very very erudite people who are idiots. they are intellectuals, but they are idiots. trump is not a financier. he's a builder. if you build a building, it has to stand up. a very important principle. you are faced with a reality that you have been governed by people in both parties who would not have a clue how to build a building, but they can issue regulations. this is why this will be the huge fight for the next generation. we will be rooting out the intellectual yet idiot's, all of whom will deeply hate what we are doing and write really in essays attacking us for being against their right to be an idiot. the other book i recommend highly is by charles murray called "coming apart." and itout white america has super zip codes. these are people on the top five percent economically and top 5% in educational attainment. he says people from princeton, harvard, yale mary people from princeton, harvard and yale and surroundeden and are by other people who went to princeton, harvard and gail. which is why when trump began to rise, none of them understood the power of "the

there are hundreds of thousands of blockheads in this country who are idiots, who will follow anyone,ill vote for a reality tv star. if the choice is between donald trump versus hillary clinton, i'll vote for donald trump. the statements about banning all muslims, just on the basis of religious faith, is very much contrary to american values. ultimately, there's one certainty from brexit, total certainty that we have voted to take back control of our country. there is a teeny tiny bit of my personal feeling that comes into play because i love so much the uk that i want them to be with the europeans. this could be the beginning of the unravelling of the european union, i agree. it can't be excluded. we are in a horrible war. i am supposed, on behalf of the un and, frankly, on behalf of everyone, to throw need new ideas while things are not moving. the only thing which would move is war. i also want to feel i make the world a better place and i that leave it a better place and that i am honest while i'm here even if it's hard, which is one of the reasons i wanted to do your show, becaus

. >> what's on the idiot box. >> it's only an idiot box if an idiot is watching. >>> i'll tell you about

and his term of idiot fits her perfect. jennifer reuben is the perfect example of what he's writing about which is a person who can write well and sounds like they know something but doesn't know anything. >> i call them overeducated idiots. >> yeah. this woman sits at the post. >> national review, they have their share of them, wall street journal. >> they do. they sit around and render judgment. i learned about this from the guy who wrote "black hawk down". he wrote a book on the philadelphia eagles. he said what he learn second down if you're a pro football player, and you got some 50-year-old guy up there who can't run 20 yards and he's describing his judgment of your touchdown pass, you just get angry at the idea of who does he think he is, and that's what she was thinking. here's a person, jennifer reuben, and i am picking on her directly, because she's a pseudo conservative --? you could add bill crystal of any of them. >> the idea she describes a cabinet with a world class pediatric surgeon, a remarkably successful

. >>> lenin coined the phrase useful idiot. who is the useful idiot now. >>> we have breaking news [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a rodent ride-along. [dad] alright, buddy, don't forget anything! [kid] i won't, dad... [captain rod] happy tuesday morning! captain rod here. it's pretty hairy out on the interstate.traffic is literally crawling, but there is some movement on the eastside overpass. getting word of another collision. [burke] it happened. december 14th, 2015. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ breathe easier with your vicks vaporub. soothing cough relief that starts working instantly. >>> we have breaking news tonight. president obama is promising retaliation for russia's interference with the presidential campaign. >> i think there is no doubt that when any foreign government tries to impact the integrity of our elections that we need to take actio

i would never be that much of an idiot, if i did do it to put it in my yard, use my gun. no way you can think i did this. >> if there's a bright side to moore's incarceration, it's the media coverage has made her a popular figure. >> all but one piece for dorice moore. >> dee dee is pretty popular. >> oh, yes. most high-profile cases are. yes, they get a lot of fan mail, so they end up corresponding back and forth with each other. oh, yeah, she enjoys the attention she gets. >> i get them all the way from minnesota, california, new york. >> that's for you. >> they say they like me, and they've seen me on television. >> much of moore's mail comes from men who are in jails and prisons across the country. >> some are nice. some do freak me out. like, i had this one guy have a six-page letter of what he wants to do to me when i get out. he's charged with high-profile, charged with a crime of killing several people. he talks about fingertips caressing your body while saliva seduces your breast. i just think it's hilarious that somebody would even write something like this. you

be a huge ongoing fight for the next generation, because we will be rooting out the intellectual idiots. they will deeply hate what we are doing and will write brilliant essays attacking us for being against their rights to be an idiot. the other book i recommend is called coming apart. it is about what has happened. rise what hethe calls super zip codes. these are neighborhoods in which people are in the top 5% economically and are in the top 5% in educational attainment. he says people from princeton, harvard, yale, merry people from princeton, harvard, yale. they have children they send to prep schools, go to those three schools, and moved to zip codes surrounded by people who want to those schools. when trump began to rise, none of them understood the power of the apprentice. it was not on pbs. [laughter] and it wasn't downton abbey. i will take it few minutes. i apologize iran is long. i believe this is a very important turning point in american history. i cannot say too strongly. every day by inertia, by bureaucracy, by hostility, by the varied definitions of the old order, every

. >> what's on the idiot box. >> it's only an idiot box if an idiot is watching. >>> i'll tell you aboutn aim in television. this period in time will be looked upon as the platinum age. >> our obligation is to entertain. so much the better. >> kunta. kunta kinte. >> congress has no right to interfere with the media. >> excuse me! >> you have a responsibility to give the audience what it tuned in to see. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the years of the '60s which end in a few hours, have a bad reputation that is not entirely justified. some things got worse, obviously. tv and other news coverage is better, not worse. we simply developed more demanding standards. >> when i look at tv i think of the '70s. >> what is this world coming to? >> the american public was hungry for more. >> more was allowed. that hadn't been before. >> it was the last decade where it was a campfire television where there was one in the living room. >> i want to watch all-black show for a change. >> where you going to find one? >> here's one. the los angeles lakers against the milwaukee bulls. >> young people were interested in re

if i am the one facing the grief, would 100 lives of this idiot would mean anything to me? the president is still wildly popularfor this kind of talk. drug addiction has blighted neighbourhoods, already burdened by poverty. but his campaign has forced roger, not his real name, into hiding. he's been a minor drug dealer for years. now he's on the run. translation: i've done some awful things i know. i've wronged a lot of people because they've become addicted to drugs because i'm one of the many who sells them drugs. not everyone who uses drugs commits crimes. me, i'm an addict. but i don't kill. this chilling security camera video shows why those targeted by the antidrug campaign have so much to fear. a motorbike slows down for a moment. the passenger firing at point blank range. it might easily have been maria, a young mother and a hired assassin. she says she's killed five people since the president won the election. like roger, she says it was poverty that drove her into the job. translation: i tell my husband that we can't keep doing this forever. we have children. i wo

hey idiot im looking right at you. have you had your holiday office party yet? gino gives you a preview of one you won't want to miss. you are watching the fox 6 if you're heading to the p tagging along. but as eric peterson reports -- road crews in green bay already have something tagging along that's going to be a huge help. during a friday morning test drive on interstate 41 in green bay, paul fontecchio this is going to freak people out, i'll be honest with you. reporter the brown county public works department demonstrated its latest weapon in the war against winter. paul fontecchio/brown county public works department that's something before. it's a device pulled behind a snow plow. pull over to the right and it will actually get two lanes at once. reporter the tow plow is part of the county's plan to plow the new and improved interstate 41. paul fontecchio there's 165 new lane miles up there. 26 roundabouts, all fully open to traffic. there's places where it's 5-6 lanes wide in one direction. reporter paul fontecchio says the tow plow won't work alone. pa

- don't be an idiot. don't pull that lever! the door closes for good. you colossally stupid fool. you're dead, you know that? i wouldn't go so far as to say that. i figure i've got the head man here. n pa) 'mr. lockridge. dr. martin's waiting for you.' gabe? dr. martin will handle the launching alone. mr. muller is holding me hostage in the first-aid room. 'go put plan a into effect at once.' 'dr. martin will take full charge.' goodbye, gabe. good...goodbye, mr. lockridge. 'gabe, one thing more.' how much oxygen do we have left? for the two of you, at a normal rate of respiration about 18 minutes. so that's what plan a is, huh? complete abandonment by colleagues and buddies. you can't understand that, can you? the old moralities based on the value of the individual's life die hard. well, my life is now worth as little as yours. when a man joins our organization he agrees that whenever he makes a mistake that endangers the project, he becomes expendable. from the outside. i advise you to relax. (man on pa) '0 minus 30 minutes.' 30 minutes left, huh? well, according to slide rule ch

idiot.mily changat was with chris sacca. on who is thegin biggest shareholder. chris sacca says he is not. williams isevan still number one. he has 6% overall. vanguard is up there. number three is saudi arabia. with chris sacca that he was right to get out? the trajectory of twitter has not bestowed glory on anyone. this is a company, the many histories of the company show it problems.me dna the founders never really got along. i think there is 20 of blame to layround, and some we could on chris sacca's doorstep. he was very publicly for the previous ceo to be ousted. the last year has not been any better for the company. i think there is plenty of blame to go around. for sure he is right, there probably is a buyer, and as the stock continues to fall we might find out. caroline: speaking of stock falling, i have the recommendations up for twitter at the moment, the white line, the market cap is less than $12 billion. that is phenomenal changes. you see the yellow line, the price targets, it

that idiotic colonel is the one man who can identify me. make a wish. truce. truce. i don't know whom to kill first. you, thehe colonel or myself. they'll be boarding any minute. if they cacapture you alive and with the dove.. ms. taub, do you stitill have the walky-talkies? yes. alright, satine. it's time to go home. th-t-the colonel's in the lead. 'h-he's in the-in the third compartment, fourth car.' 'look out. look out. the colonel's getting on.' [music continues] - the colonel's coming this way. - hurry. [air hissing] - think i've almost got it. - almost isn't enough. now. now. ooh. i'm so glad. god. i was afraid you didn't. without your help, i wouldn't have. i am sorry about poor satine. don't be. one thing about this photo puzzles me though. what's that, sir? what is this thing that looks like a large seashell? (solo) 'well, that, mr. waverly, is all you'll see of satine.' and all i hope i'll ever see him. watch yourself. he may be listening. [laughs] that really isn't funny. ?? here's adventure! ?? here's romance! here's o. henry's famous robin hood of the ol

it's idiotic, don't do it and yet they still keep doing it. >> you know the founder of open russia, you want to change russia. you want to get away from this nationalism/imperialism of president putin. but look, putin is ascendant. a little while ago, obama called russia a regional power and now a military power and we have seen over the last few years president putin really moving center stage again after a period of geostrategic decline in russia since the end of the cold war. do you feel you're losing the battle? what can you build upon in terms of creating a more open, accountable, transparent, democratic russia that is closer to the west and its values? aren't you engaged in a losing battle? >> this is the difference between the picture on the wall and the room in which you actually live. i think most russians would say that they would like to see better roads, better health care, better education in their country than we have now. rather than some kind of achievements in donbassa and syria. most regrettably, putin is asking the russian people to pay for this picture on the wall at

some idiot came up with that idea about general bradley. after 10 days of waiting for nothing, i went to the regimental adjutant to complain. he agreed. nothing, they went to complain. he agreed, somebody was there. the next day, general taylor. me as a second lieutenant in the regular army. the only thing about that time was i had to leave the five or six. why? if any enlisted men became an officer for any reason, he would be removed from his division at once. out of the battalion, the regimen, out of the division. because of the film me already of things. outincidentally, i found the army was exactly correct, it did not take me long. half of the officers hated me. about 75% of the enlisted men hated me. because one day i was shooting themwith them, giving whiskey and the next day i was giving orders. i knew the skinny on every officer that we have in the regimen because i was in operation sergeant and i knew who the good ones were and who were the mediocre ones and who were the yellow ones. and we had some yellow ones as well. in fact, i

. >> he's an idiot. >> me and jesus are cool. i'm cool with all the gods.. >> don't listen, he's an idiot. >> kobe bryant a guy that will push me and help me win three titles in a row and also helped me get pushed off the team and traded to miami. >> he has a very punchible belly. >> this isn't last week. it's not last week. it's not last week. we're talking about in his game. >> sorry, players, you come to the game flurox passes. no catches. >> garbage. >> you come to the game and the chop guys from the back, he got the same as me, i'm going to beat his -- >> beep beep, i don't understand what they're saying i'm from ireland -- i don't understand anything they same they don't even know their number, they say 13. >> what are the chance of my generation of minnesotans dying of natural causes before the vikings kill us >> i've never been the guy who tried know how it feels. i should really think of is nurse >> the answer is slim. >> four super bowls. >> maybe it is better than a vicodin. i never taken vicodin either >> two missed field goals that kickers that

>> no, you idiot! >> i was hungry. i had to go to work. >> i don't want to look at you. >> you don't want to look at me? >> no. >> hey, buddy, guess what? >> i don't want to look at you. >> look at me. i'm just kidding. >> i don't want to look at you! >> i'm just kidding. we didn't eat it. >> i don't want to look at you! >> okay. >> waah! [ bleep ]! >> jamieson, you can't talk like that. >> i ate all your halloween candy last night. >> it's jimmy kimmel. it's jimmy kimmel. >> it's not jimmy kimmel. >> you're hiding the candy, i've seen this before, watch youtube. >> candy? >> no, i ate it all. >> well, i'm not mad. i'm not -- i'm not happy, but you're not happy but you still love me? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right there you go. thank you, parents. sorry, kids. tonight on the show we have music from keith urban, hailee steinfeld is here, be right back with jake gyllenhaal so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] is. ? ? hey dad! ? wishes do come true. the lincoln wish list sales event is on. get exceptional

your thoughts. >> i mean, being one of those idiots, i didn't think he would win the nomination or thetion but i don't think that invalidates the things i say about his cabinet. whether i'm praising them, which i have and raising questions. >> congratulations and thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks. >> still to come, the reporter who tweeted something unspeakable about donald trump. k this is more than just a credit card. it's how adventure begins. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer to your next unforgettable experience. become a cardmember and start enjoying benefits built to take you further... like group 1 boarding... and no foreign transaction fees. plus, when you fly on american airlines, your first checked bag fee is waived for you and up to four companions. every purchase with the citi® / aadvantage® platinum select card takes you closer to adventure... whether it's somewhere you can see your breath, or a place that takes it away. apply today for a limited time offer and earn 50,000 aadvantage® bonus miles after spending $3,000 in purchases wit

now some idiot came up with that idea about general bradley. so that fell through the holes. now after wasting ten days waiting for nothing, i went to the regimental adjutnat, the next day general taylor and commissioned me as a second lieutenant in the regular army. my only regret about the entire thing at that time was that i had to leave the 506. why? it was chiseled in stone that if any enlisted man became an officer for any reason he would be removed from his division to another one at once out of the battalion, out of the regiment, out of the division to another because of familiarity thing. and incidentally, i found out the army was exactly correct. it didn't take me long. half the officers hated me. and about 75% of the enlisted men hated me. one day i was shooting crap with them and drinking whiskey. the next day i was giving them orders. and i knew the skinny on every officer that we had in the regiment because i was an operation sergeant and i knew who were the good ones, who were the mediocre ones and who were the yellow ones. and we had some yellow ones as well.

your thoughts. >> i mean, being one of those idiots, i didn't think he would win the nomination or then but i don't think that invalidates the things i say about his cabinet. whether i'm praising them, which i have and raising questions. >> congratulations and thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks. >> still to come, the reporter who tweeted something unspeakable about donald trump. . here you go. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. >>> time for another case of trump trauma in the media and this is a revolting one. a paid contributor at politico was fired offer this disgusting tweet that president-elect and ivanka. either ivanka is blanking his daughter -- excuse me, either trump is blanking hi daughter or he's shirking nepotism laws. w

the mayor in the past has used the word idiotic to describe statements from donald trump, including comments on mexican immigrants. and while she bridges abated in the groundbreaking of donald trump's hotel in washington dc, she did notar in the opening of the hotel last month. the day after the election, mayor bowser said that is victory left many angry and hurting and any news conference she says she will be taking nothing back about what she has said so far, but she did like his ideas on infrastructure saying that washington dc has had problems with metro that so she is said to me with the president-elect tomorrow in new york city. it is set for 11:00 a.m. at the john wilson building, abc 7 news. melanie: the president-elect says he will nominate ben carson as secretary of housing and urban development. donald trump says carson has a brilliant mind and is passionate about strengthening communities. be a top contender to lead the department of health and human services. his appointment to lead hud will be dependent on senate approval. and where that the president-elect's daughter could soo

. >> we've got a couple of idiots running out on the field right now. taking their shirts off, running all over the place. the last person i would want to run into is a new jersey state trooper! >> did you see that tackle >> just like that! oh, the other guy's knocked down! >> they're actually hitting harder than the jets defense! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: grab those security guards immediately! by the way, last night on the show, i announced my wife and i are having a baby. [ cheers and applause ] actually, we're not sure if she's pregnant or i am, we want it to be a surprise. we have a toddler in our home, and already, i'm very proud, she's doing imitations. this is jane's imitation of my wife molly suffering from morning sickness. [ laughter ] she said, look, i'm mama, and stuck her head in the potty. started making a vomiting noise. so that's what's going on at my house in case you were wondering. [ cheers and applause ] back out to hollywood boulevard to look at other people's families. cousin sal has another group. okay, all r

spent a lot of time listening to various people in media, and i'll guarantee you there are as many idiots as there are good people. and let's concentrate on what donald trump wants to do rather than what somebody that is reading bugs bunny funny book thinks he ought to do. there's nobody i've ever been around in my lifetime, 76 years now, that has a stronger feeling about what is best for the united states than donald trump. and we're going to see a guy, as he moves into this presidency, that is just something that we were hoping for, and hoping for, and you trust me, we're going to get that from donald trump. >> do you get a sense that he is just not going to be cut any slack. no water what he does they'll complain about this is crony capitalism, npr. the "washington post," inintrusion in private business. on and on. >> so easy "somebody to write, this isn't the way it should be. what do they know about it? they don't know anything about it. i tell you this. donald trump is a very, very smart man. and that's been shown and has been reshown and will be continued to be shown throughout his

were destroying neighborhoods whereas the powdered cocaine was up the noses of these wall street idiots exactly. >> and -- >> -- more suburban. >> crisis was in the crack precincts as we saw in new york city. i'm surprised you are giving obama a pass on this. the two big things that he did, blunders, was ignores the rise of isis and enabling it with drawing our troops in iraq. that was a blunder almost beyond compare. and, his la zay fair attitude about hey, you know, hard drugs, you want to go deem them. go deal them. we gave you the stat on the dead people. 34,000. do you know how many people are enslaved, have aids prostituting themselves. this guy doesn't care about it? he doesn't care about it? give me a break, charles. >> there is one other thing. one other factor that you may not want to recognize because it isn't as -- doesn't have anything to go with obama. and that is in the late 1990s, doctors began prescribing legal opioids. >> i know. >> no. but this is not a trivial thing. you have gotten millions of these pills sitting in the cabinets of houses all over america. >> i know

than i should because i am an idiot.aroline: that was emily chang with chris sacca. still with us, brad stone. i wanted to begin on who is the biggest shareholder. chris sacca says he is not. digging into the terminal, you can see evan williams is still number one. he has 6% overall. vanguard is up there. number three is saudi arabia. the prince of saudi arabia. then there is jack dorsey. do you agree with chris sacca that he was right to get out? brad: the trajectory of twitter has not bestowed glory on anyone. this is a company, the many histories of the company show it has had some dna problems. the founders never really got along. i think there is plenty of blame to go around, and some we could lay on chris sacca's doorstep. he was one of the early investors, he acquired shares and lobbied very publicly for the previous ceo to be ousted. we look back and we see, the last year has not been any better for the company. i think there is plenty of blame to go around. for sure he is right, there probably is a buyer, and as