somebody like jeff van drew has to be conceit -- concerned. districtban senate that he used to represent in the new jersey senate, last fall he won that district, his senate seat dessie was running for congress, by 12 points. in the elections last week, that flipped to republican by plus seven. there is great news. we had republican victories for township supervisor in the largest suburban population in america, hempstead, new york. you are starting to see, this is what i am talking about, the frustration is that the new socialist democrat majority has not accomplished anything they were sent here to do. their obsession with the impeachment process and constantly trying to take out their hatred of this president on the 2016 election, that will cost them the majority this fall. >> a new jersey democrat elected in 2018, he could theoretically lose reelection. that might not mean republicans every captured the majority. what is a good bellwether district that shows republicans are within striking distance? rep. emmer: we need 19 seats. we targete

just a short time ago, congressman jeff van drew issued a statement, saying in part, without bipartisanieve this inquiry will further divide the country, tearing it apart at the seams, and will ultimately fail in the senate. cheryl: something that could move the markets today, the october jobs report. economists are looking for 89,000 jobs, that's down 47,000 from september's read of 136. now, a lot of this of course could be related to the strike at general motors, also production at boeing. the up employment rate expected to inch up to 3.6% from 3.5%, the he lowest in nearly 50 years. the sharp drop in hiring, many economists are talking about this, affected by the uaw strike, which is over and you had the boeing 737 max grounding. we'll have complete coverage and analysis of the october jobs report, "mornings with maria" the hour starts at easter 8:00 . eastern time today. china is expressing doubts there will be a long-term deal with the u.s. despite that, the white house remains optimistic. blake berman has more from the white house. >> reporter: the phone calls continued between u

top 31.18 and the whye are districts, this is the first term democrats you hear people like jeff van drew say, let's pump the brakes. went half of those, you are back to the majority. depending on what the environment is, we can easily win back 4, 5 or six of these. the path is there to get to 25. >> that calculus does not take account democrat offense, texas districts trending away from republicans. seats is a bit of an understatement when it is possible other republicans could lose their seats. a falsenk that is narrative. i told my counterpart, i hope you put all your money in texas. texasmber most at risk in , he is getting a wicked primary generated by justice democrats. he is the one that has the biggest problem. half a million trump voters that did not show up last time that will this time. candidates in texas. suburban voters, i wish my colleagues in the others had of the i/o good luck as they try to half of theating -- aisle would look as they try to sell illuminating -- eliminating fossil fuels, not eating hamburger. >> can you talk about what your party has done to re-bran

let's show you the two from district trump is popular into, jeff van drew from new jersey and colin petersonminnesota voting with republicans going against the impeachment inquiry and jeff bezos sent a statement saying without bipartisan support i believe this inquiry will further divide the country tearing it apart at the scenes and it will fail in the senate. that doesn't bode well for nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi said you can't move forward with impeachment without bipartisan support. the only bipartisan support that showed up on capitol hill yesterday was against the impeachment inquiry against donald trump but nancy pelosi is following the resistance and the squad and taking congress off a cliff with it. carley: now we are entering phase 2 of the impeachment inquiry process democrats are planning some high profile public hearings. how will that change public perception of this impeachment inquiry? >> the problem democrats face, when it becomes public you are going to get the people from the republican side and the entire truth, not just what is being leaked by adam schiff. the facts ar

good on jeff van drew says i don't see high crimes and misdemeanors.st week, when they asked the former ambassador what did he do? was it bribery? no. do you know of any crimes he committed? no. all right. pete: why are we here? steve: there you go. the "new york times" had a headline yesterday. it was quite tantalizing how fedex cut its tax bill to zero and in the story it said that fedex cut its tax bill from 1.5 billion to zero. the effective tax rate from 34% to less than zero. and the whole point of it was, you know, they utilized the trump tax cuts to get that. but what they said was the tax cut was supposed to encourage capital investment but the "times" didn't do that. that's -- rather, fedex did not do that according to the "times." after that story ran, you know, the guy who runs fedex is not going to sit that taking down. he fired back. pete: this is what frederick smith, the ceo of fedex said to the "new york times." the "new york times" published a distorted and factually incorrect story on the front page of the sunday november 17th editio

jeff van drew on the left from new jersey. work. without the support from the senate republicans this is a mistake. steve: nancy pelosi, we played that soundbite in the last hour. she said in march you can't really have impeachment unless it's bipartisan. the vote yesterday was not bipartisan. except in opposition. and we talked about this earlier when they voted in the house for articles of impeachment regarding richard nixon, it was 410 to 4. that is partisan. -- bipartisan. ainsley: what about bill clinton. steve: 31 democrats were for that so that was bipartisan. the vote yesterday not bipartisan. brian: the president talked to byron york yesterday at the white house, "the washington examiner." one thing byron york made clear the president is not happy but he said during the whole thing he thinks he did absolutely nothing wrong and nothing wrong with that phone call. that goes to the theme of telling the republicans defend me. not just on process. but on substance. meanwhile, let's change gears a little bit. senator ron jo

jillian: that includes democratic new jersey congressman jeff van drew who says he plans to vote no onment. >> many of us came to congress because we really wanted to accomplish goals, really work on issues, such as health care, work on issues dealing with prescription drugs, election security, the debt, the deficit, you know, the list goes on and i could speak on and on about all the things we need to do. we spend millions of dollars on my opinion, tons of money, tons of time, tons of hurt, fraction the nation apart. i haven't seen this to be a good thing. i would imagine i'll be voting no. i always have a codicil if there's something new, something we haven't heard, something that really rises to the level of treason or a high crime, that would be different. but we don't see that. jillian: the first two public testimonies both lasted more than five hours. at least eight more officials will take the stand this week. a fox news alert. an urgent manhunt underway after four people are shot and killed at a backyard football party in california. fresno police say the shooter or shooters wa

we ven tooird into jeff van drew's district, egg harbor in new jersey which he represents.re sort of split in the middle. some people supported his vote no, and others said no, if trump isn't impeached fully, only by the house, they believe that there should be an investigation. listen. >> i think it was wrong. i think he should have voted to continue with the inquiry after hearing, you know, parts of what the conversation consisted of. i think it should be investigated for sure. >> i am behind him 100% plus. he thought his mind and not the party. that's exactly it. >> we did reach out to both congressmen's offices. they didn't reach out to us but they said van drew said without bipartisan support i think it will divide the country tearing it apart at the seams and will fail in the senate. however now that the vote has taken place, i will be making a judgment call based on all the evidence preentsed by these investigations. peterson saying this impeachment process continues to be partisan. i have been hearing from both sides for months. and the escalation of calls shows me

with the exception of one congressman named collin peterson and jeff van drew, who we told you about last night, every other democrat, take a look at that list. those from swing districts, districts that trump won, they voted to go along with this madness with zero due process, none, a compromised corrupt congenital liar leading the unconstitutional witch hunt. many of the lawmakers on your screen they all ran on a partisan platform, a bipartisan platform. they want to reach across the aisle and work together and focus on fixing and helping the lives of americans. some even said impeachment is a really bad idea but they went along anyway. when push came to shove and their arms were twisted by pelosi and company and the squad, they caved, every one of them -- take a look. >> it's about both sides being willing to actually say we are going to put aside our political labels for a minute and focus on what is best -- we are americans first. >> we need to be looking for solutions, bipartisan solutions. when i get to washington, i'm going to do what john f. kennedy said, we shouldn't be loo

i am back with congressman jeff van drew.e just saying why you voted against the impeachment inquiry, does that mean you are poised to vote no on impeachment and weren't expecting an impeachment vote sometime in december, how will you vote. >> i would imagine i'll be voting no. i always have -- if there's something new or something we have not heard or something that really rises to the level of treason or high crime, that would be different. but we do not see that. we sa see little different variations, hearsay, discussions, somebody heard something that some of the lsat. impeachment as you know, our founding fathers had vigorous debate of whether they would even allow impeachment in the constitution. you don't disenfranchise voters. millions upon millions of voters. voters choose their leaders and america. >> are you hearing from some your colleagues in the state that president trump won that they may also vote no. are you hearing concern amongst your colleagues or are you alone wolf and all of this? >> i don't know how oth

what do you say to your democratic claegs jeff van drew and collin pederson the two democrats votingainst the inquiry yesterday. >> in fairness, neither one of the gentlemen has been in the depositions. so unlike myself -- i have actually -- as a member of a committee and subcommittee chair being in almost basically all of the -- all of the depositions, having the evidence provided, i have a lot of facts, unlike mr. peterson and others. i'm hopeful that when the evidence is presented to them that they -- any will support the process. >> if they did have more information you're confident that they would be with you -- they would have voted with you guys? >> i think at the end of the day, i think, as an attorney, that there is direct evidence of the president's wrong doing. but i do think that it's necessary to have the witnesses testify in public, testify in the senate, if necessary -- >> but congressman -- congressman peterson said -- peterson said yesterday gnat impeachment is process is hopelessly partisan. and he doubts it will lead to more transparency these guys are not with you

but two democrats, jeff van drew of new jersey and collin peterson of minnesota, they ll broke ranks to go over and side with the republicans because both are trying to stay in office in conservative congressional districts.re during this morning's floor debate, speaker pelosi and republican leader kevin mccarthy tried to frame the vote in terms of its implications for the nation's political future. >> what is at stake in all of this is nothing less than our democracy. we all raised our hand to protect and support the constitution of the united states. >> today is more than the fairness of an impeachment process. it is about the integrity of our electoral process. this impeachment is not only ano attempt to undo the last election, it's an attempt to influence the next one as well. >> the president again invoked the witch hunt minutes after the vote, then attacked democrats in a radio interview in the uk, of all places. and with brexit party leader nigel farage of all people. >> the democrats are desperate. they're desperate. they have nothing. they're going to try and win the electio

folks like jeff van drew in new jersey, connor lamm here in pennsylvania.ple will be watching. >> what about the american people and their ability to know what's going on? >> hold on, hold on, i can't understand. jimmy, hold on a second. let's get some context. jimmy, let's get some context. hold on a second, i got something on the screen. can you see it? there's a poll that says 50% say impeach and remove. so you're worried about people sitting in red districts, fair point. what about this statistic? you worried about that? >> look, there are other polls that are showing this thing's going backwards on the democrats at this point in time and i this i it is, especially in those districts. you have people like van drew in new jersey who said i don't want any part of this impeachment to begin with. he's paying attention to his constituency. connor lamm silent in western pennsylvania on this issue. he's taking a look and saying i might take a pass, i could take a hit on this. you know why? his constituents aren't for it, chris. the swing districts, constituent

. >> of course that was jeff van drew on this program last week, he said not only is he voting no brotherocrat also have concerns to representative andrew about knocking anything done in the face of the impeachment hearing. joining me former white house strategist also hosting a radio show, more room impeachment and he is the one who called on the program month ago that michael bloomberg would enter the race. it is great to have you this money. i want to get to michael bloomberg in a minute. but let's talk about this week they kick off her 2020, this is your sentiment initially. >> it's been a tremendous reversal, the president said a couple weeks ago, he tweeted out unity in substance. so as a democrat brought to the nation with this impeachment hearing and broadcast tv and cable nonstop, the rains of fox were off the charts, they had low information voters that are not politics all the time came in to the story it was a flop. if you see the numbers of independent and you see the shift of the last two or three weeks, it has been pretty amazing. this is what the president said. his call w

collin peterson of minnesota, jeff van drew of new jersey. the process too partisan for them. peterson also agreed to appear with republicans, saying "i have serious concerns about the way the close-door depositions weree will have a process that will be open, transparent, and fair. close without support from republicans, doing down this path is a mistake." i want to bring in scott bolden, former chairman of this d.c. democratic party. good to see you. first of all, scott, not really a surprise from either of these men. leading up to this, we knew where they were going. perhaps kind of surprising is the fact that it could grow. i had on debbie dingell or this week. michigan democrat. she's not there yet on impeachment. she's pretty furry. more than that. where are we going? is there a further divide to watch for? >> maybe. but this vote was to investigat investigate, to formally investigate come whether there's enough evidence to bring an impeachment proceeding. it wasn't a vote on impeachment. i think there are a handful, if not more, of dem

congressman jeff van drew who represents the second congressional district of new jersey and congressmanon who represents the seventh district of minnesota were the only two democrats to vote against formalizing the procedures for the house impeachment rules. why did they side with republicans against this resolution? the congressmen issued the following statements with van drew saying, quote, without bipartisan support i believe this inquiry will further divide the country, tearing it apart at the seams, and will ultimately fail in the senate. however, now that the vote has taken place and we are moving forward, i will be making a judgment call based on all the evidence presented by these investigations. peterson said this. this impeachment process continues to be hopelessly partisan. i have been hearing from my constituents on both sides of this matter for months and an escalation of calls this past week just shows me how divided our country really is right now. without support from senate republicans going down this path is a mistake. constituents of congressman van drew are mixed on

kyle: another state that held elections tuesday night, southern new jsey, jeff van drew, u.s.se member, used to be a member of the senate in new jersey, one of the two democrats not to back impeachment last week. we got a sense of the reason s why. republiccked up the two state assembly seats that cover the area he is from an state senate heat he -- ctu still hold and that is a white working class area of southern new jersey, the kind of place where donald trump performed well in 2016. we see those results, those places may be trending away from democrs. judy: you mentioned the suburbs. philadelphia suburbs, democrats did well. is there something about the kind of suburbs where democrats are getting stronger and whet? they aren' kyle: if you look at census numbers and whether a place has higher than average four-year college attendance, the national number is 30% but if a county ha35%, 40% for your college democrats., that will go towards various places are in stages of transion but that number tells the story. if you look at a place that is overly white, doesn't have high fou

donald trump voted against the resolution, but both of those democrats peterson of minnesota and jeff van drew of new jersey said they will make a decision on impeaching the president only after all of the evidence has been publicly presented. so the likelihood tonight when all of the evidence is publicly presented there will be at least 232 votes in the house of representatives to impeach donald john trump and send him to trial in the united states senate. because the phone call cannot get better, that's the problem. the rough transcript of president trump's phone call with the president of ukraine remains the most damning evidence in the case against the president. that phone call did get a bit worse on tuesday when lieutenant colonel alexander vindman testified he heard the president make one more reference to biden that does not appear in the white house ref transcript in the section where donald trump was asking for ukraine's help in his re-election campaign by urging ukraine to investigate joe biden. lieutenant colonel vindman is of course a nonpartisan witness. he has no history of

jeff van drew is one of two democrats who voted to impose the inquiry. van drew remains skeptical of impeachment. and he told me today there was proof with president nixon and president trump, "i have not seen absolute proof." now, just like legislation, impeachment is about the math. it's about the math, it'shm about the math.. with 431 members of the house, democrats need 216 yeas to impeach. with 233 democrats, they can only suffer 16 defections. sean? >> sean: all right. chad, in washington tonight. thank you.u. moments ago, the president, monitoring his rally. those are all local politicians. in louisiana, when he has more to say, we will go to him, i promise.ay now, the president did have a few choice words for the corrupt compromised congenital liar adam schiff and he said this earlier tonight. >> you know, we did nothingg wrong and they are doing nothing. true. they haven't done a thing since nancy pelosi is speaker. [boos] they haven't done a thing. adam shifty schiff went up and he made up -- think of it. he made up my statement and it was horr

folks like jeff van drew in new jersey. >> that's true. >> and conor lamb here in pennsylvania.are going -- >> what about the american people, jim? >> what about the 50% of the population? [ overlapping voices ] >> jimmy, hold on a second. let's get some context. jimmy, let's get some context. let's get some context. i got something on the screen right now. can you see it? there's a poll that says 50% say impeach and remove. so you're worried about people sitting in red districts. fair point. what about this statistic? you worried about that? >> look, there are other polls that are showing this thing's going backwards on the democrats at this point in time. i think that it is, especially in those districts. you have folks like van drew in new jersey who said, look, i don't want any part of this impeachment to begin with. you know why? because he's paying attention to his constituency. folks like conor lamb, silent in western pennsylvania on this issue because you know why? he's taking a look -- >> clinton had 31 go against him in the impeachment proceeding. >> the constituents a

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that is what the sign on the right says, kyle cheney digging in a little bit in his tweet that jeff vanrew saying the democratic congressman has fox newsted for his commentary undermining the democratic message on impeachment. those signs on the republican side of the dais, that is where the republican members of the intelligence committee will sit, one of their rising stars in the committee, a republican from new york. this is the headline from " roll call" about her testimony. , theseizes the spotlight new york republican trending on twitter praised by president trump as a rising star. president trump offering the in the-- the praise form of a tweet. we have been monitoring the twitter pages of other members of the house intelligence committee. here's is one more for you, a democrat from florida tweeting " president trump's abuse of power disturbs his own staff and appointees. they knew it was wrong to sacrifice natural -- national interest for his political game. more of them will testify along with the people who put his scheme into action." host: we are back to calls. donald in ind

house went on to involve the resolution by a vote of 232-196 with representatives colin peterson and jeff van drew the only democrats to join republicans in voting against the measure. independent representative justin amash voted in favor. the house currently stands in recess for members to spend time back in their districts. follow the house live on c-span when legislative business resumes tuesday, november 12.

people like jeff van drew from southern new jersey have been skeptical about an impeachment vote.ats in terms of the election returns and what they are seeing in polling, but there -- until there is clarity on impeachment, they might be breaking a sweat on that issue. guy: guy in london. you talk about the economy and where the president is. if the u.s. economy downshifts -something, how will that translate into the president's popularity? jack: a lot of the polls show trump is buoyed by the success of the economy, and he is pushing for big numbers, 3% growth, and trying to tout the congressional republican tax bill. that may not be the only thing holding him up with republican voters. he is most popular in polls with voters who say security is there most important issue. that is not the only thing he will be campaigning on, but the economy is the traditional driver of popularity for a president, as well as the ,udiciary and foreign policy with him making the trip to afghanistan. guy: let's talk about foreign policy. what message will he deliver to the nato summit when it comes to

. >> julie: congressman jeff van drew one of just two democrats who actually voted against the impeachmentnquiry saying there is concern that voters are getting tired of the proceedings. this as eight more witnesses are set to publicly testify this week. let's bring in house intelligence member denny heck. thank you very much for talking to us. first i want you to react to his comments just now that we just heard regarding van drew voting against the impeachment inquiry one, one of two democrats but his comments how voters are tired of all of this. do you agree with him? >> my friend jeff is a very conservative democrat, julie. he even has an a-rating from the nra. you would have to search pretty hard and wide in order to find another democrat with an a-rating. i support his right to take a position. each member -- i respect more than most each member deciding what it is they need to do to best represent the interests of their districts. assuming that's what it is for his district. look, julie, my read of our constitutional obligation for oversight is that this is not an extraordinary expe

jeff van drew, one of them.hey write that before the house vote on thursday, endorsing the democratic led inquiry into president trump, two of the most conservative lawmakers -- whether colleagues might join them in opposing the measure. it might just be up. in the end, -- it might just be us. in the end, they were right. democrats on thursday linked arms and took the plunge into the impeachment pool, as republicans unanimously opposed the resolution to a 232-196 vote. hear from betty next in lubbock, texas, on our democrats line. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i was just listening. i have been listening. our country is in such a state pittedt everybody is against each other. trump is not making it any better. since he has been in office, all he has done was spew hate. he is not a man for the democrats nor republicans or anyone except himself and putin. ensured who he has been with since the time he took office. they said when he came out of the office with obama, he had a bright smile, he was

. >> jeff van drew from new jersey told me he is a no going to vote no in impeachment if it comes toat are we doing here meanwhile, you've got bloomberg hitting a road your take here form new york city mayor billionaire businessman 2020 campaign stop in virginia yesterday take a look watch. >> i know how to win because i have done it time and again. we need a president who is ready to lead us where we need to go in a way that we can be proud of, i am that person. and that is why i am running. i will be the only candidate in this race who isn't going to take a penny from anyone, and will work for -- just as i did for 12 years, in new york city hall. maria: some bloomberg's democratic opponents quick to creative karl watch this. >> michael bloomberg is making a bet about democracy in 2020. he doesn't need people he only needs bags and bagging of money. >> michael bloomberg's version of democracy wins then democracy changes. and it is going to be about which billionaire you can stomach going forward. >> i understand the power tf one percent. and you are seeing that right now literally w

maria: i spoke with one of them this weekend, jeff van drew, democrat from new jersey who said he's ait comes to the r floor and he said a lot of his democratic colleagues are voicing concern that we keep doing this and it's going that wher nowhere and we't getting anything done. let's talk usmca. tomorrow is one year since the signing with canada and mexico. despite several promises to bring the vote to the floor, house speaker pelosi is hinting it will likely not come up for a vote this year. kevin mccarthy blasting the broken proms misses. listen to this. >> i'm not sure if we came to an agreement today that it would be enough time to finish. >> in the nine days, we'll be at one year anniversary when the three leaders came together to sign the initial united states, mexico and canada agreement. speaker pelosi promised they were on a path to yes. how many times have we heard that? but today in her presence press conference she thought it was in doubt they could get it done this year. maria: congresswoman, what do you sunshine. >>think?>> well, it's very cleat speaker pelosi and the

maria: i know one is jeff van drew from new jersey, he said i'm definitely voting no unless somethinging concern, we're not getting anything done, usmca, prescription drugs, in terms of things left on the table. >> we talk about the 31 congress people in trump districts. 13 of them are actually in districts that voted for john mccain, mitt romney and donald trump. those members are not representing constituents that want to see the president impeached on frivolous charges. they want to see their representatives stand up for themselves, do things like usmca, drug prices, et cetera. you now have members home for thanksgiving. my assumption, maria, is that the way democracy works is the people, the constituents will let them know this is a fool's errand to follow adam schiff's and nancy pelosi's path towards a hyper partisan, unsubstan stated and pointless impeachment because everyone knows the president will not be removed in the senate. maria: now they're going home to thanksgiving to their districts, they'r going to haveo explain what they've been doing. we'll be watching. tony, thank

on sunday morning futures i spoke with new jersey democrat jeff van drew about how he plans to vote and're expecting an impeachment vote some time in december. how will you vote? >> i would imagine that i'll be voting no. now, i always have a codicil, if there's something new, something we haven't heard, something that really rises to the level of treason or a high crime, that would be different. but we don't see that. maria: mercedes, what you didn't hear in that sound bite is my follow-up. i said are there other democrat colleagues of yours who have voiced concern that they may vote no as well and he said yes. so we'll see. i mean, this may not be a slam durchdunk in the house, mercede. >> two things. ones is you're seeing that they moved from, for example, the words of quid pro quo to bribery because it plays better with the focus groups. so they're already basically moving the goal post. this what is the democrats are doing. secondly, then you have these democrats who are in these trump districts, you're talking over 24 of those democrats. they've got to be nervous. if they move for

two democratic congressman, jeff van drew of new jersey and colin peterson of minnesota, broke with theonald trump won in 2016. independent congressman justin amash also voted with the democrats. up until this point republicans have largely complained about the impeachment process being behind closed doors, but house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff told msnbc last night that the process of releasing transcripts can now begin as early as next week. house speaker nancy pelosiy defended the resolution on the house floor during a news conference and with an appearance on late night television, framing the investigation as a constitutional duty that must be carried out fairly. >> it provides the president and his counsel opportunities to participate, including presenting his case, submitting requests for testimony, attending hearings, raising objections to testimony given, cross-examining witnesses and more. and contrary to what you may have heard today, we give more opportunity to the -- to his case than was given to other presidents before. i don't know why the republicans are

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plus music from zack brown band and jeff goldblum and the mildred snitzer orchestra featuring sharon vantten. so please join us for all that. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an actress, activist, producer and former pope. after seven seasons in a trench coat she brings broadway to netflix in "american son." please say hello to kerry washington. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> ihe jmy:ou i wl tell you somethg. thoughpas, w are fantastic, by the way. >> thank you. >> jimmy: they remind me -- >> uh-oh. >> jimmy: -- a little bit of the set of the jeffersons. >> they do have a good '70s magic to them. >> jimmy: they do. for those who don't know, we did -- kerry was a part of "the jeffersons" revival. >> live in front of a studio audience. >> jimmy: live earlier this year. [ cheers and applause ] and one of the things -- i don't think i've talked about this at all, but i had a black-and-white television when i was a kid. i didn't have a color tv. and when i showed up and saw the set they'd built i was like -- >> too much. >> jimmy: no, i was like oh, yeah, wow, there

and we'll have music from jeff with the mildred snitzer orchestra featuring sharon van etten.body-including martin scorsese, who cast him alongside robert de niro, al pacino and joe pesci in "the irish man." it is in select theaters now and premieres on netflix november 27th. please welcome ray romano. [cheers and ♪ >> hey! >> jimmy: ray, it's great to have you here. >> oh, we're both going to be disappointed. >> jimmy: did you know this is the third time you've been on the show on my birthday? >> i apologize for that. it's a horrible gift. >> jimmy: it's a nice gift. >> kennedy got marilyn monroe, and you get me, yeah. >> jimmy: you're like a hairy version of marilyn. >> happy birthday. >> jimmy: you give me advice, on my 50th birthday you gave me some advice. what should i expect? what's going on? >> you're 52 right? >> jimmy: yes. >> are things happening? things should be happening. >> jimmy: things are more not happening than happening. more of a decline. >> it's a little of both because i get e yes,, yes, i know what talking about, but then things happen more. i get bruis

plus music from florida georgia line, old dominion, jeff goldbum and the mildred snitzer orchestra with sharon van join us for all that. [cheers and applause] you know, i was thinking, do you have plans for christmas? are you going to do anything over the break? >> i don't have no time, jimmy. >> jimmy: i was thinking, you and i, just the two of us, like a guys trip, we go to madison, wisconsin. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: there's a great place i heard about, called kwik trip, with a k. they have seven employees. >> wow. >> jimmy: we'll just pick up some, like ice cream sandwiches and a couple packs of smokes. >> sure, i'm ready. >> jimmy: just hang out there over new year's. >> maybe we could get a free car wash, too. >> jimmy: maybe so. you think? no? yes. no. six years ago, our guests tonight swooped in from the kingdom of arendelle and monopolized the stereos in every american suv. just when we thought we could "let it go" they're doing it again. "frozen 2," opens november 22nd. please welcome kristen bell, idina menzel, josh gad and jonathan groff. [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] >

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