it is code written by and stars jimmie fails who plays a man who is desperate to retrieve his familye in the upmarket filmore district of san francisco. he has a good friend who he tours around the city with and they have been pushed to the outskirts, and visit this house regularly which is now lived in by a white couple, who he feels don't look after the house properly. he turns up and paints their windowsills. "go away, it's our house," and he says, "well, you're not looking after it properly." he arrives there one day to discover they themselves have been thrown out of the house, there's an inheritence problem, they're no longer living there, the house is now empty. he decides we're going to move back in and he goes to see his aunt to go get the furnishing that used to be in the house before they moved out, here is a clip. your daddy didn't send you here, right? no. you sure? i swear to god. because i hope he's done dragging you into his schemes. auntie, this is for us. 0k. i'm proud of you. i really am. thank you. i miss that city. 0h, ooh! you still good though, baby. you still

it is co—written by and stars jimmie fails, who plays a man who is desperate to retrieve his family homebeen pushed to the outskirts, and visit this house regularly, which is now lived in by a white couple. he believes they don‘t look after the house properly. he turns up and starts painting the windowsills. they‘re going, "go away! it's and he says, "well, you‘re not looking after it properly." he arrives there one day to discover they themselves have been thrown out of the house — there has been an inheritance problem, they‘re not longer living there, so the house is now empty. he decides "we‘re going to move back in" and he goes to see his aunt to get all the furniture and all the furnishings that used to be in the house before they moved out. here‘s a clip. your daddy didn't send you here, right? no. you sure? i swear to god. because i hope he's done dragging you into his schemes. auntie, this is for us. 0k. i'm proud of you. i really am. thank you. i miss that city. 0h! ooh! you still look good though, baby! you still look good. mmm. what i love about this — and i think you get a li

it is co—written by and stars jimmie fails, who plays a man who is desperate to retrieve his family homenow lived in by a white couple. he believes they don't look after the house properly. he turns up and starts painting the windowsills. they're going, "go away! it's and he says, "well, you're not looking after it properly." he arrives there one day to discover that they themselves have been thrown out of the house — there has been an inheritance problem, they're not longer living there, so the house is now empty. he decides "we're going to move back in" and he goes to see his aunt to get all the furniture and all the furnishings that used to be in the house before they moved out. here's a clip. your daddy didn't send you here, right? no. you sure? i swear to god. because i hope he's done dragging you into his schemes. auntie, this is for us. 0k. i'm proud of you. i really am. thank you. i miss that city. 0h! ooh! you still look good though, baby! you still look good. mmm. what i love about this — and i think you get a little sense from that — is it has a surreal comic element to it, bu

bush, 91% approval after winning gulf war, jimmy carter, failed effort to rescue hostages in iran.'t know how long this lasts in the middle of impeachment environment but i don't think it will be over today. gillian: they have been taking shots at the president in the process, the president manages foreign policy unconventionally, they are criticizing this morning for not informing any democrats. >> why didn't he tell nancy pelosi, right. i'm not saying because he accomplished something great for the united states of america which, indeed, he did, that the media have to suspend all skepticism, but at the same time we need to cape some perspective here, this is a really important day for the country f -- for the country and presidency. leland: you brought up george w. bush's name, 91% and then he lost. but, still, even in that sense it was not full-proof way to ride to reelection? >> that's absolutely true, you know that we will hear from trump in the coming reelection campaign about this accomplishment because he's a president who mostly tries to get out of endless wars, the syria

. >> having covered the jimmy carter failed rescue mission in iran, i know exactly. i can't recall exactly whether they had been briefed but that was a political and obviously a human tragedy. >> i think there's another reason. the reason that jeremy and i and others like us went into national security, it used to be that politics ended at the water's edge. once you're involved in these sort of operations this was about america's national security, not parties. great successes like this are an opportunity to make it a national celebration and a national victory rather than a partisan one. the first people that president obama called after bin laden were president bush and president clinton. >> that's right. >> to thank them for the work they did in saying we have now all had an american victory. that's a pretty stark ju juxtaposition from what trump did this weekend. >> i called general hayden and said before this is announced publicly, director panetta wants you to know we are standing on all your shoulders. >> you delayed your honeymoon? >> i did. it made for an ex

in college before social media -- >> steve: ask your parents >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] this one is from @ariannanicolexp she says, "failingnd applause college in six words this is from @krissyelyse. she says, "when in doubt, nap it out." [ laughter and applause this one's from @jackyboy223 >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: he says, "i'm never drinking again, until tomorrow." >> steve: that's a good one. >> jimmy: they're all winners. >> steve: that's a winner. they're all winners. >> jimmy: yeah this last one here is from @top5list5 >> steve: wait a second. top 5 list 5 >> jimmy: top5list5 is the name of this person @top5list5 >> steve: what is it [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: college in six words >> steve: six words. >> jimmy: he says, "best eight years of my life." there you go, everybody. [ cheers and applause those are the "tonight show" hashtags check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags stick around we'll be right back with joaquin phoenix, everybody come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ this is excitement. we are literally going to hogwarts right now. this is unexpected. ahhhh! whoaaa! this is incredible.

failed. if you see jimmy stewart running a bank it collapses under the strain of the great depression and he is there to try to rescue it.sou so let's go through this a little bit and talk about what is wrong with that argument. it is true the stock market collapsed. it's true unemployment skyrocketed but what caused that quick. >> i have three causes that have nothing to do with capitalism. number one, the federal reserve, which was manipulating interest rates throughout the twenties, they raised interest rates in 1929. the raising of those interest rates made money heart oh one - - harder to borrow than it was harder for business people to get the capital they needed to invest. milton friedman won the nobel prize what he co-authored on the federal reserve and the american economy. that included the 1930s and his argument is the federal reserve manipulating interest rates is the chief cause of the great depression. that is point number one. point number two, the protective tariff. tariffs were raised in the 1930s to record highs the smoot-hawley tariff was the highest tariff in us history a

failed yesterday. >>> former president jimmy carter is in the hospital right now after another fall at home.ent suffered a small fracture to his pelvis last night. earlier this month mr. carter, who just turned 95, needed more than a dozen stitches after falling and hitting his face. in a statement the center said, quote, he is in good spirits and is looking forward to rgecover at home. end quote. >>> in this morning's eye on money, we certainly wish jimmy carter well and we're thinking about you today. in this morning's eye on money, we're looking at how many parents still help out their adult children financially. it's a big club. 2018 merrill lynch survey found 79% of parents financially support an adult child between 18 and 34. 25% said they would be willing to withdraw from their own retirement savings to do it. for the perry family in tampa, financial support means allowing their 31 and 28-year-old sons to move back in with them after they struggled to make ends meet. >> they pay their own cell phone bill, their car insurance, they pay for those things that make them independent. the s

jimmy was on a sub. >> that becomes support. >> what happens if it gets to 201? >> and failsyou will have to wait until the other side of the earnings report to see if you get the momentum. this is a very significant price area for nvidia. as i said, it hasn't been there at a year. >> if it gets to 203 >> does it fail? or does it break out >> you got to know if it breaks out. >> scott, to your point about the 200s and to joe's, these calls this morning were 20 cents. the october 200 calls. they traded from 20 cents to $2.70. people have been betting on upside in this one. they have been right. huge volume at that strike, by the way. 15,000, 16,000 contracts. you can see why this is one of the most popular stocks to trade today, because it has made the huge hockey stick to the upside. i used hockey stick because i know you like hockey. >>> options bulls are finding opportunity in the airlines and n ch. johas those trades coming up next for us on the half. workf? mm-hm. your employees must love you. thank you. ah, you could say that. so how are things with you guys? great. than

failed. some of you see the movie "it's wonderful life" at christmastime where you see jimmy stewart running a bank and is collapses under the strain of the great depression. or almost collapses, and he is there to try to rescue it. what i want to do is go through this a little bit. and talk about what is the problem with that argue. it's truly the stock market did collapse, absolutely true. it's true that maybe, many banks, hundreds of them failed and it's true unemployment skyrocketed. absolutely try. i the issue is what caused that. for example, i have three causes that have really nothing to do with capitalism. number one, the federal reserve, which had been manipulating interest rates through the 1920s, the federal reserve raised interest rates in 1929. the raising of those interest rates made money harder to borrow and, therefore, made it harder for business people to get the capital they needed to invest and expand. milton freedman won the nobel prize for a book that he co-authored on the federal reserve, and the american economy, that -- part of that become included the 1930s, and hi

where almost half the field failed to complete the women's marathon because of sweltering heat and humidity. the leader of one of hong kong's largest pro—democracy groups — jimmyspital after being attacked. reports say a group of up to five men with hammers left him with head injuries. this came hours after chaotic scenes in hong kong's parliament forced its leader, carrie lam, to abandon her speech. it was the first full meeting of parliament since it was stormed by pro—democracy demonstrators injuly. joining me from hong kong is the former president of the legislative council, jasper tsang. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday mr tsang. we were just mentioningjimmy newsday mr tsang. we were just mentioning jimmy sham being violently attacked in the hong kong area last night. do you condemn the violence against the protesters? definitely. everyone is condemning the attack and everybody should be doing it. but in case the international community is not aware, such acts of violence have become very common in hong kong in the last few months. all the citizens have been beaten up in the streets by rioters, again and again, so streets by rioters, again and a

jimmy: i am the host of the show. thanks for coming. thanks for joining us on yet another debate night in america. democratic debate number four from columbus, ohio, hosted by fake news cnn and the failingok to the stage to angrily agree with each other for hours.

failed to track u.s. veterans it deported. coming up at 11:00, we investigate. >>> happy birthday to former president jimmy carter.esident to reach that milestone. the 39th president took office in 1977 and despite his advanced years he helps build houses for habitat for humanity and teaches sunday school. >>> not what you want on your wedding day. wedding crashers. a couple having an intimate ceremony got uninvited guests. raccoons. a family. curious animals in the couple's wedding photo. they just wanted to pose. they didn't stay long. they stopped for a photo op, looked at the bride and groom, gave them sage advice about staying together and starting a family and went on their way. >> what are you doing in our habitat. why is this man and woman in the woods with us? we wish them the best, the raccoons and the couple. >>> if you missed out on the first weekend of fall last week, we had the snow in the sear i can't. next weekend we've got that shaping up. notice the mornings, still chilly. maybe upper 30s in the north day tomorrow morning. trend is warmer into the 80s by the weekend. so, summer, winter, and fall.

donald trump fails both those tests. >> and jimmy carter, going back to jimmy carter, richard haass,95 years old yesterday, asked what he was proudest of, his greatest achievement, he said that i told the truth to the american people. how important is that? not being moralistic here, let's just be hard realists. how important is that that when our secretary of state talks, foreign leaders know they can take him or her at their words. when our commander in chief talks, foreign leaders know they're telling the truth. how important is that, and perhaps is that truth telling by jimmy carter the reason why he gave us the camp david accords and the opening to china? >> it matters in two ways, joe. one is domestically. we have a representative government. we essentially choose people, and we ask them to act on our behalf. implicit in that is an understanding, is a bond that they're going to be honest with us because we've empowered them in all sorts of ways, and nen internationally the united states is not just another country. all sorts of other countries have placed their future in our ha

and imagine if it had failed in the midst of impeachment, in the midst of the entire washington establishment saying the syria policy was bad. he would've gotten jimmyarter did by the media but he pulled the trigger and it was a success. but then you have people saying the graphic language, they've said worst stuff about trump than trump has said about a dead terrorist. and i think it was probably projected overseas to the terrorists and the would-be terrorists to say i'm going to have you guys wallow in humiliation so you don't think twice about joining isis. and then you have the people saying you shouldn't have given up all this intelligence about the raid. they didn't say anything when joe biden outed seal team six after bin laden, they didn't say anything, they should have shared it with the democrats. obama didn't share the birth all trade with republicans. it is silly and it is hypocritical and i think everybody as he said at the beginning, all the good people here in this country should endure enjoy the day. >> greg: if he had compared al-baghdadi to hitler because he's been compared to hitler all the last three years. and how dare you bring

jimmy: i am the host of the show. thanks for coming. thanks for joining us on yet another debate night in america. democratic debate number four from columbus, ohio, hosted by fake news cnn and the failing "new york times," 12 democrats took to the stage to angrily agree with each other for hours. ohio is a state where democrats hope will swing back their way. tonight there are a lot of candidates with a lot to say. >> the main point i want to make -- >> that is not working for americans across this country. it works great for the wealthy. >> demonizing -- >> and it must change. [ all talking at once ] >>> the doebate is back right after this short break. >> jimmy: why are there 12 candidates in the debate now? last debate there were ten. you can't subtract candidates and then add back. you don't go to the final four and then suddenly you're back to the elite eight. it's not the way it works. amy klobuchar is still -- she's eight laps behind and stopped to have lunch and she's still in the race. it doesn't make sense. they need to pare this down. it's like the menu at the cheese cake factory. there's too much to choose from. let's go through the cheese cake factory and the candidates. e

so much when jimmy 976, carter was elected president of campaignedstates, he on pulling american troops out south korea, ending aid to outh korea, and righting off south korea as a failed experiment. that it would be an uthoritarian dictatorship, never adopt to democracy, never top stealing intellectual property, and basically right it this was sheffield and the asian tigers expanded their economies and began to open their markets and fully embraced democracy and the rule of law and enjoy its world global progress. policy makers considered china to be next and they believed that while a much larger country der a much more author tatetive communist regime that the economic benefits of global transparency would even penetrate the middle kingdom. in 1996, in a column in "the arkansas democrat gazette" offering suggestions to the clinton administration to have a more directed china policy, i argued that china must change. i said china as a world power, for her part, must recognize that bilateral and multilateral treaties are to be enforced. lack of compliance must produce a known and delivered set of sanctions by the world community. and china must clearly understand the c