well the thing about jimmy stewart when you do him you just you just think of while you're a nice guy. but he always had that 2nd line when you finally make him mad in the western movie yeah you thought you could get away with it didn't you know well guess what you're not getting away with it but what do you think i'm going to go that's the 2nd part folks we're waking up the seniors of cross southern california oh these are ledges what are we going to come in here and do eminem impressions or know that you're totally right here this is. my impression adam schiff coming up out of a gopher hole. it's. like ben roland applicators. interesting looking gentleman i mean you know politicians can be they come in a lot of votes. that the in the last segment but right now i mean it was a rush to go bang bang boom boom boom shark somebody or something that inspires you and buyers me. my 2 sons. you know before you are of that written down. i mean i know you were just you guys did a film right you're doing post-production yeah we did a film together to be so much fun to go into the edit room with

but reagan had the last laugh because jimmy stewart was a much better movie actor, but ronald reagan had something to say. ronald reagan didn't need the script writers. he had something to say. >> after barack obama appears on the national stage when did you start hearing echoes of reagan? when did the wheels start turning and you thought there might be some comparisons to be made? >> it's probably obama's first inaugural is the time i first thought that. but in a way i should have thought of it after the convention speech because he's an an unknown state senator. he's written this, and this speech is so important in his life that when he was elected president 51 months later -- think about that, 51 months. he's unknown, you think rettic sometimes doesn't matter. well, it mattered then and remember he wrote the audacity of hope and then went on a book tour, and it was the kind of book tour he'd sellout arenas and rent out other rooms and people would listen to him, not even be there in his presence for a book like that. at that point we see the echoes of reagan. but in the first inau

said, no, no, no, jimmy stewart for governor. ronald reagan for best riend. [laughter] dr. rowland: reagan had the last augh because jimmy stewart was a much better movie actor, a much better movie actor. but ronald reagan has something to say. ronald reagan did not need the script writers. he had something to say. >> after barack obama appears on the national stage, when did you start hearing echoes of reagan? when did the wheels start turning and you felt there might be something? dr. rowland: it is probably obama's first inaugural is the time i thought that. i should have thought of it after the convention speech because he is -- he has an unknown state senator. no one knows -- he has written his. the speech is so important in his life that when he was elected president 51 months later, think about that. 51 months. he is unknown. we thing rhetoric sometimes does not matter. t mattered then. he got the national attention. he wrote "the audacity of hope," and went on a book tour. it was the kind of book tour where he would sell out arenas and they would rent other rooms to

because jimmy stewart was a much better movie actor, a much better movie actor. but ronald reagan had something to say. ronald reagan didn't need the script writers, he had something to say. >> after barack obama appears on the national stage, when did you start hearing echos of reagan? when did the wheels start turning and you -- and you thought there might be some comparisons to be making there? >> well, that -- it's -- it's probably the -- it's probably obama's first inaugural is the time i first thought that, but i -- in a way, i should have thought of it after the convention speech. because he is an almost -- well, he's an unknown state senator. i mean, he -- no one knows who he is. he's written this. and the speech is so important in his life that when he was elected president, 51 months later, think about that, 51 months. he's unknown. you think rhetoric sometimes doesn't matter. well, it mattered then. and he caught the national attention. remember he wrote "the audacity of hope" and went on a book tour. it was the kind of book tour he would sell out aren

[laughter] but president reagan's transformative power jimmy stewart once said if rodney married nancyuld get an academy award. so the great phrase was a shining city on ang hill. the only guy i know who can improve onro jesus. that the addition of the word shining is so important that i have heard ministers say as jesus said america shall be shining city how that was rendered i don't know. we were at lunch one day and .as you know sometimes it was even accurate. so i just heard a minister say this couple weeks before about jesus and the shining city on the hill. she ordered that one third of the cobb salad and did not eat it. i said it's incredible. president reagan improved on jesus without blinking said oh yes that's the kind of thing ronnie did. [laughter] may we all someday be loved as nancy davis loved ronald reagan. >> but they capture their hepatriotism and then that is what it was about. and it was the affirmative cultural statement that patriotism could be popular again. you can make that case as a speech in the campaign but we went around america. when these things stand up

jimmy stewart once said, if ronnie had married nancy the first time, he would have won an academy award visual imagination was so important. so he as you know, his great phrase was a shining city on a hill. he's the only guy i know who can improve on jesus. because city on a hill is from sermon on the mount. but the addition of the word shining is so important. i have heard ministers from pulpits say, as jesus said, america shall be as a shining city upon a hill. how that was rendered in the original aramaic, i don't know. i've gotten to know mrs. reagan later in life. she always knew more gossip than you and sometimes it was even accurate. so i was always embarrassed because she knew far more about what was going on in washington than i did. so i just heard a minister say this couple weeks before about jesus and a shining city on a hill. she'd ordered that third of a cobb salad and not eaten it. i said you know ma'am, it's incredible. president reagan improves on jesus. and without blinking said, oh yes, that's the kind of thing ronnie did. [laughter] >> may we all someday be loved as

jimmy stewart once said that if ronnie had a nancy the first time he would've won an academy award.ll. his only kino who can improve on jesus. because indian hills from from some amount. in the new testament. the addition of the word shining is so important in that. i actually, i've heard ministers from pulpit say that as jesus said, america shall be the shining city upon a hill. how is was rendered, i don't know. we are at lunch one day and as you all know, choice new gossip and sometimes it was even accurate. and so is always embarrassed because she knew far more about what was going on in washington that i did. so i just heard a minister say this. there was a couple of weeks before about jesus on the shining city and help. so i had lunch with her and she ordered that cobb salad at bel air not eaten it. nice and million you know, it's incredible. president reagan improvement jesus. and she looked without blinking incentive yes, that's the kind of thing that ronnie did. [laughter]. may we all sunday be loved and nancy davis love ronald reagan as it turns out. but it was will greenw

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. >> if she were a man, we'd say it was like jimmy stewart. >> folksy. >> one of the things i noticedal interaction with her, i was on amtrak, this was about two years ago and i found myself seated in front of her. we got into a long conversation, and she's a professor, and she did this thing of again and again and again at points where we disagreed, she would point out -- she would point out what she appreciated in my point before moving on to her critique. and i thought that that was such a valuable way to communicate. >> alicia garza, jelani cobb, thank you for joining us this evening. >>> tonight, it is a whole new dynamic in american life, the need to believe the public health experts and doctors over what the president continues to carve into the global economy and the u.s. economy and as new fear spreads with the new numbers that come out every day. >>> in the race for 2020, elizabeth warren became the fifth democrat to drop out in five days as the race is on between biden and bernie to gain heron endorsement. while the sanders campaign is changing strategy on the fly to deal w

. >> if she were a man, we'd say it was like jimmy stewart. >> folksy. >> one of the things i noticednteraction with her, i was an amtrak, this was about two years ago and i found myself seated in front of her. we got into a long conversation, and she's a professor, and she did this thing of again and again and again at points where we disagreed, she would point out -- she would point out what she appreciated in my point before moving on to her critique. and i thought that that was such a valuable way to communicate. >> alicia garza, jelani cobb, thank you for joining us this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts with a big interview, elizabeth warren who will be joining rachel momentarily. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. it is a big interview. and it's been an interesting day. this is turning out to be our living room tour of important democratic party locations in new england. last night, we did the show live from burlington, vermont, with an exclusive interview with democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. we broadcast last night's sh

stewart. >>> hello. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, sir patrick stewart. tony hale.music featuring miguel, and now, mayor pete buttigieg! ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> hello. welcome and thank you for being here tonight. my name is pete buttigieg -- and i am running to be the next host of "jimmy kimmel live!" this is a very strange night

jimmy kimmel live." tonight, sir patrick stewart. tony hale. this week in unnecessary censorship and music featuring miguel, and now, mayor pete buttigieg! ♪ [cheers and applause] >>> hello. welcome and thank you for being here tonight. my name is pete buttigieg -- and i am running to be the next host of "jimmy kimmel live!" this is a very strange night. not only because this is my first time hosting a talk show -- because we're doing it without a regular audience. due to public health concerns over the coronavirus, we cancelled our studio audience tonight. a few kind kimmel staffers and some friends are here instead, we're going to have a great time. everyone is spread apart at the cdc-represented distance. this was not our plan. we just decided this a few hours ago. and it's disappointing, because as you all know, i love to crowd surf. it's kinda my thing. but the experts have told us the best way to prevent the spread of the virus is for us to physically stay apart. so that's what we're going to do. the only way we're going to get through th

. >> thursday i'm going to host jimmy kimmel live. sir patrick stewart. >> amy klobuchar. >> i'm hoping to catch up with some writing for that. it's going to be fun. the thing about coming off a presidential campaign is you have been focused on one thing and one thing only. it's nice to be able to zoom out and come back at life. >> all right. mayor pete buttigieg, good to see you. good luck to you. >> thanks. >> all right, craig. thank you. how about a first check of weather. >> low pressure, an atmospheric river bringing heavy rain to southern california. before all is said and done, four to five inches in the mountains, along the coast, and heavy rain spreading to the southwest, including arizona. 51 and sunny in seattle, 73 in l.a. with showers off and on. same for phoenix. look for 58 in denver. rest of the country, showers are developing out in the west. looking for heavier showers and >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a lot of heavy rain in southern california, while we will see the very edge of that with some spotty sprinkles here and

jimmy kimmel live on thursday night get guests will include patrick stewart of course since droppingf the presidential race on march first buttigieg who's been traveling around with his husband, the former mayor of south bend, indiana says that he's going to have some fun now before pursuing is next full time job in the meantime, but a judge has endorsed former vice president joe biden to be the 2020 democratic presidential nominee speaking of job transitions prince harry and duchess meghan took part in their final royal engagement event today. >>they joined oth members of the royal family at the commonwealth day service at london's westminster abbey also present the queen prince charles duchess camilla prince william duchess, kate. in years past the 2 younger couples have been included in the queen's per session but this year they were instead led to their seats before the queen crles and camilla entered harry and meghan of course are stepping back from their roles as senior members of the royal family at the end of the month. >>krispy kreme shops e serving up saint patrick's day in

before that, martha stewart and i still love martha stewart but i love, you know, i'm just a food -- a cooking show junkie, so i just want to -- >> jimmysed to read me -- she would just give me, like, a cookbook when i was a kid. and i use to just spend hours just looking at the pages and just staring and i would go over and hang out with my grandma all the time and just look at a cookbook and even if i didn't cook it, i'm like, that looks good. yeah i would totally look at the recipes. so i always kind of liked it, i think from my grandmother. >> yeah, i do too, i always have a cookbook by my bed at night. it's like what i -- what i read to fall asleep [ laughter ] yesterday we had, my kids wanted hamburger buns. and we had turkey meat, they wanted hamburger -- turkeyburgers, whatever. and so i just looked it up and made them. and they were happy, and i felt, like, woo! >> jimmy: you made hamburger buns >> it's not that hard. it's just a roll >> jimmy: really >> you could do it >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> i mean you guys could do it >> jimmy: all right, i'm gonna do it and i'll get back to you and i'll find you and i'll do them >> okay.