jane goodall works with chimps for 60 years but said dogs were her favorite animal, so you goof to mixeasure. >> reporter: in her dorm room, annie became a connoisseur of the world's largest online encyclopedia. >> it's crazy to write encyclopedia articles for free, but it's also empowering, a bit maddening, and very fun. you're writing history in realtime. you can do it from your computer, you don't have to be famous or powerful or pay a lot of money. >> reporter: the recent college grad taking her social media fame across the country, reaching an even wider audience with her live show, bringing her unique potpourri of infocomedy to the stain. >> wikipedia has everything you need. it's not sexually active popes. we've got fictional raccoons. 69 of them. we have a reminder that humans can send a man to the moon, literally no big deal. we can't figure out the biggest sofa that can fit around the corner. >> the show is alive showing the depths of the wikipedia streaming account where we bring on audience contestants to play games, we bring on comedians who embody the depths of wikipedia

i'm like, she better not say that the jane goodall, who i love. i love jane goodall.e behind to live a chimpanzees because that's what i wanted to do. she's like, i stayed with a guy who cheated on me a lot. one of those is gutsier then the other. i do not get how it's gutsy at all. you did nothing. >> you probably didn't get an invitation to be on the show? speak i didn't. >> i'm going to try to fix that. >> i'd like to see her be as mean as as she wants to be. hillary, you are a mean lady. we all know it! >> dana: i agree. [applause] >> she might've won my care when she was talking about kim, i was really happy. is there something in there holding this smile up? because you are not happy. being mean. >> dana: jamie, what's the gutsiest thing you've ever done? >> coming on here tonight with these jokes... some of the jokes that i've s said. yeah. her reaction time... i like the excuse was she doesn't have a good reaction time but not that she doesn't know about the law. her reaction time. then again i'm thinking she does not have the best reaction time. she still mar

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this is not jane goodall. we are not talking about that. let's take that off the table.h a special apd dividend. joining us now, hopefully fully closed. it is amc entertainment chairman and ceo, adam aron. you are a delight. thank you for coming to squawk on the street. >> i am delighted to be on the program. i have to tell you, you are far too sensitive. a lot more apes love you, too. >> they do. okay. so now, i want to start with pure substance. this was a remarkable quarter. people did not think it could happen. people didn't think that you could ever do anything other than bring cash. then you are basically a chimney of money. not true, correct? >> correct. we reported yesterday terrific quarterly results. april to june. the movie industry is clearly coming back. the movie theaters are clearly coming back. 59 million people were in our theaters the second quarter. attendance was up 168%. we are already in the same quarter. we had positivity in the second quarter. this was more than a quarter billion dollars stronger than it was last year. we are on a path to recovery