jeffrey dahmer was a serial killer who ate his victims much like this type of python found in africa.at all day. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> greg: you see it works. evil jeopardy. evil jeopardy. but in true jeopardy fashion we're left with more questions than answers. like why tie a question about gators to a recent grizzly murder? they could have just said this giant swamp lizard lives in florida but i guess too many people would have said charlie crist. kat, do you think the writers were told to spice up their questions because maybe they felt the show was losing a bit after lacks trebek passed away so they wanted to make it shocking and edgy >> kat: jeopardy's never going to be edgy i don't think that's what you're looking for when you're watching it. i love brian laundrie's attorney came out and said you guys are right this is gross we demand an apology. i don't think people were mad on behalf of your murderer boy but i do want to be on celebrity jeopardy now >> greg: why? >> kat: because the answers are things like what's an alligator. i know what an alligator is. not to

here's one i came up with, jeffrey dahmer was a serial killer who ate his victims.his type of python found in sub-saharan africa. i could do that all day. [applause] you see it works. evil jeopardy. evil jeopardy. bue jet in true jeopardy fashiot were left with more questionsue anstd answers. like wyatt tie a question abouty gators to a recent grisly murder? they could have just said this giant swamp lizard lives in florida. but i guess too many people would've said charlie crist. [laughter] cap's, do you think the writers were told to spice up their questions because maybe they felt the show is losing a bitng after alex trebek passed away se they wanted to make it kind of shocking and edgy? >> a jeopardy is never going to be edgy.at don't think that's what you'rehk looking for when you're watchino it. but his family turned and came out and said you guys are right this is gross we demand an apology. i don't think people were mad oo behalf of the murderer boy. but i do want to be on celebrity jeopardy now. >> why because of the answers are things what is alligator? i

two men, who say they were victims of jeffrey dahmer-- the difference is, they survived. by jeffrey. technically, i'm supposed to be his second victim. dr. phil: you've had your hands broken, foot broken, feared for your life. i cannot understand why anyone would want to glamorize that. guy that's sick. woman: suffer and die, you [bleep] you felt the presence of evil when you were with him. woman: i was face to face with satan himself. dr. phil: plus a never-before-seen interview with jeffrey dahmer's father. tell me about the locked wooden box. if i would have opened that box and found what was in there, i think i would have lost it.

phil, jeffrey dahmer's journey to evil. [film reel] this shows jeff at a very, very early age.were warning signs? there definitely were warning signs that i missed, but i didn't believe it. dr. phil: the interview with jeffrey dahmer's father-- that's the bicycle that we learned that he had used to travel around the rural roads to pick up roadkill. he kept these animals and felt them, their insides, their entrails, terrible things like that, this strange association between road kill and his sexual urges.

fire storm facing trump, former president and host of the most disturbing dinner since the one jeffrey dahmer trump ate dinner at mar-a-lago with kanye west and a prominent white supremacist named nick fuentes. and we don't know exactly what happened at that dinner, except that nobody ordered latkes. but apparently, a lot of republicans don't think it's a great look for the leader of their party to be splitting apps with neo-nazis. >> donald trump facing growing backlash to his dinner last week with prominent white nationalist nick fuentes. republican politicians now among those calling out the former president. >> i think it's clear there's no bottom to the degree to which president trump will degrade himself and the nation. >> well, i think he could make better choices, obviously. >> that was a bad decision. there's no place for that in the republican party. >> president trump was wrong to give a white nationalist, an anti-semite, and a holocaust denier a seat at the table. i think he should apologize for it and he should denounce those individuals and their hateful rhetoric without qualifi

"i had a lovely dinner with jeffrey dahmer. we got along great.ll my organs." ( laughter ) ( applause ) all fixed! ( cheers and applause ) thank you. thank you. and that's not even the holocaust-denier part. when news got out about this nick fuentes guy and the ex-president started getting a lot of criticism, he put out a statement, saying, "our dinner meeting was intended to be kanye and me only, but he arrived with a guest whom i had never met and knew nothing about." okay, not sure "i was only scheduled to have dinner with one famous anti-semite" is the defense he thinks it is. it's like a husband saying, "sweetheart, it's all a big misunderstanding. i was only supposed to be sharing that motel room with my yoga teacher. she brought your sister." ( laughter ) ( applause ) i didn't-- also, as somebody who's had the privilege of meeting with former presidents, they know who's coming to dinner. you don't get to drag along a rando. there's extensive background checks. i'm pretty sure barack obama's team has a blu-ray of my colonoscopy. ( laughter )

is like calling jeffrey dahmer of egan, okay?ot prosecute crime, he forgives crime and the whole concept of he is complaining about the new discovery laws which are clearly a burden on prosecutors across the state almost an impossible burden because of the information that has to be done in a very short period of time should be easy for him, because he has more money than any d.a.'s office around in the country, but let's talk about it. alvin bragg reduces more than 50% of his felonies to misdemeanors. and we don't know what the conviction rate is of the misdemeanors. are they then dismissed? are they adjourned in contemplation of dismissal? are they reduced to a violation? we don't know what happens to them? so let me just find the text that they told me, here we go. my office when i was a d.a. and i was a d.a. for three terms, guess what my felony conviction rate is? and yes, if you are watching this, my friend, he said what is yours? and 84% conviction rate on felonies, that's an office where we take crime seriously and we are

. >> i'm thankful i was able to buy this jeffrey dahmer costume so long after halloween. >> i'm thankfult jimmy doesn't know i'm not paying attention to the show. whenever he looks over here, i just say "yes, jimmy." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait a minute, is that true, guillermo? >> yes, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. [ applause ] i'm thankful that we've got a good show for you tonight. the great artist david shrigley is with us tonight. we have music from noah kahan. and we'll be right back with kristen bell. so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, hi, there. welcome back to the show. tonight, an exceptionally talented artist. his new book is titled "get your s-word together"- and that word is not "sword." david shrigley is with us. [ cheers and applause ] see what we did, made it into a pound sign, otherwise it can't be on tv. we're very clever around here. very, very clever. a singer-songwriter from strafford, vermont. his album is called "stick season." noah kahan from the mercedes eq stage. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is an actress author, singer, podc

doctor phil joins us with a look at his upcoming three-part episode as they dive into the new jeffrey dahmer series on netflix. >> then you may have the turkey and all the fixings covered and we have your cocktails and dessert. ready? the easy and fast recipes to service your holiday gathering. plus, we're kicking off a live in the bays gift guide with gifts for her. the items that you need to be putting a new your tree for your favorite lady. and as always, we want to know what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code. and with our gift guide, we want to know what is your favorite gift you've ever received? let us know the answer could be read live today on the show at 01:00pm right here on kron 4. know, james, i know you have an answer for this one. >> you might the for my favorite gift ever. my wife's hand in >> just making us all know here and, you i'm no dummy. are you watching karen? all right, baby. we'll to spend time on their smartphones. all it's your gift this year that can get you, washington post a certain time. not just a spoiler. he know

a never before aired interview i did with jeffrey dahmer's father.und and collecting dead animals, cutting them open, and exploring them, how do you not know that? i guess i was a little bit naive. dr. phil (voiceover): it was said that he had even impaled a dog's head. he told me that he decapitated him and put on a steak. dr. phil (voiceover): tell me about the locked wooden box. if i would have opened that box and found what was in there, i think i would have lost it. dr. phil (voiceover): but we now know the box contained a human head. psychopaths are born. sociopaths are made. people that become serial killers start learning how to lie and manipulate

you guys can all talk about what you guys like and don't like last week it was jeffrey dahmer.u have this movie this weekend. you might not like everything, but you have your things that you like and you can all go around and we have five or six things that we're watching all at once. >> no, i don't >> okay. okay >> that's the problem. >> between sports, movies, television, when we define content and podcasts, it's a broad spectrum you guys are focusing on movies and television but when you talk about content, which i'm in, it goes from books, podcasts, sports, movies, television, documentaries. >> here's the thing. the whole podcast model, you look at what they were doing, on a limited -- the whole idea was, we may lose money actually making the podcast itself, but -- for it to work, we have to sell it off to netflix or somebody else to actually -- and get a tv show out of it. and in an environment where that is harder to do, it changes the dynamic on the podcast you're seeing it on -- i've had those conversations with people. >> i would say to you -- >> have you ever heard wh

. >> everything -- >> jeffrey dahmer, that's what we've got?ally the live business. >> yeah. >> meaning sports, news and kind of local programming with their enormous number of television stations, that's smart you're never going to kill live. >> that's what i mean. >> it's not possible >> i was thinking about network tv and i see what they're pushing and i don't know i would have to go through 400 channels before i would arrive on east new york or whatever -- it just looks like, but then again, streamers want nfl -- everybody wants nfl. nfl goes up, what about news but then news i wonder sometimes, too >> i don't wonder about news linear tv -- >> don't wonder about news it's good. >> yeah. what's going to happen i mean -- >> a little less would be nice. >> do you think linear tv will die then you would say the news. >> no. i'm really talking about broadcast and cable entertainment television. >> that's what i meant. >> so if that was the right move for fox, why is there now supposedly this deal to put together the news -- >> i think it's the i

." >> the "the crown" is coming bak jef jeffre jeffrey dahmer 2 i know way too much about that guy. >oin us. binance striking a deal to buy ftx. we'll have more on what it means for the crypto world you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc ♪ >>> dozens still of midterm races across the country too close to call as president biden's second-half agenda hangs in the balance amid a likely split congress gridlock yesterday, i don't see any difference in the gridlock today. maybe you do, but it looks like gridlock. >> but the counts are still being counted in key races this morning. the latest projections show the gop with control of the house and the senate still up for grabs. overnight, gop leader kevin mccarthy said the country is ready for a new direction. nancy pelosi declared democrats are outperforming in the senate, the projected break down so far is 48 seats for dems, 47 for republicans and five races that are either too close or too early to call. democrats picked up a crucial seat in pennsylvania where lieutenant governor john fetterman beat out mehmet oz after a bruising an