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. >> reporter: james dean was here before going east of eden. >> around new york city, it's time to playce launch. election nights from 8h. >> this election this year is creating banner headlines. >> reporter: not to mention a few early mornings for today today. >> we're actually in 8h this morning. >> reporter: more than anything though the studio is synonymous with saturday night. "snl's" audience is nearly 400 of those watching from seats above and yankees stadium. >> there's you, there's me. >> reporter: one chapter in the history of a place. >> well, isn't that special. >> reporter: that the culture. for today, joe fryer, nbc news, new york. >> it's one of biggest privileges at "30 rock" isn't it? you think about so much history that's happened on that stage. be sure to tune in tomorrow night to see "saturday night live" celebrate 50 years of laughs you can watch it all on nbc and it will stream on peacock. it is sunday night at 8:00 eastern 5:00 pacific. >> that's going to be epic. >> so fun. so much fun. >> so much fun. yeah. >>> one more check of the forecast from angie. >> hi gu

. >> reporter: james dean was here before going east of eden. >> from new york city, it's time to play covered space launches. >> lift off on apollo 11. >> reporter: and election coverage from 8h. >> the election this year is creating banner headlines. >> reporter: not to mention a few early mornings for "today." >> we're actually in 8h this morning. >> reporter: more than anything, though, the studio is synonymous with saturday nights. ♪ >> reporter: "snl's" audience is nearly 400, most watching from above in seats from yankee stadium, a perfect perch, says jim miller who wrote the book on "snl." >> one of the great things up get to see when you're in studio 8h watching "saturday night live" is how quickly they get out of one set and into another. it's precision. there is no margin for error. >> reporter: when a sketch is done, actors will often have to run off stage for a quick change, which is why they have this cushioning here along with a sign that says, watch your head. look closely and you'll see someone in marker wrote the word, farley, a reference to chris farley who, legend h

appreciative of this kind of thing because in the end, you still have fetterman, hakeem jeffries, james carville, deans, even hakeem jeffries is saying we've got to find common ground with them on something. but you know, they ignored the history of the clinton presidency, fired 400,000 people, bureaucrats, and they call that the national partnership reinventing government to make the federal government less expensive and it was obama who pledged to do the same in 2011 so all this does is it comes down to hate. it is like, you know, when you get divorced, you hate the other person so much, you don't care if it hurts the kids. >> dana: and then we were going to talk about the department of education a little bit, too, because those are supposedly about kids. bernie sanders was the chairman of the education committee for four years under biden, had one hearing on education the entire time, and then they go and complain. harold, what do you think about these protests that are a throwback? are they having any effect? >> harold: i doubt -- first of all, good to be with you. i don't think so. i think dean p

some democrats like dean phillips urged the party to go along because it would make them credible with voters and even jamesd democrats should they away from protests looking like a man whose heard this singing. ♪ [laughter] >> it's great for everybody watching, what is wrong with these people? what is wrong? my motion, we are living in an age where even the ei is seeing change blow, disney is walking away which is wasting a lot of money on those tickets to see the snow white and 7 inches. [laughter] are democrats going to bail on these protests? do you think they will ride it out? >> and they get $5000 checks elon is talking about, that will definitely turn the tide and you are upset about the cutting because you can't get that sex change now, right? >> have you seen the jacket? i clearly already got. the funeral. >> the stimulus checks under consideration a new concept where we get 20% of note saving to american citizens and 20% goes to paying down debt because the numbers are incredible. billions, hundreds of billions. >> we are not in the business of giving out money and i don't know what $5000 will do