we are hanging out with john oliver. [ cheers and applause now, john, as talk show hosts, we have too be able to think quickly on our feet. >> do we okay >> jimmy: yes. with that in mind, i thought it would be fun to play a new game we call "ten in twelve." >> okay. >> jimmy: here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ ten in twelve ♪ >> jimmy: all right, here's how this game works, and thank you for always playing something >> yeah. >> jimmy: we're going to take turns picking a card from this pile each card has a category on it could be anything. types of animals, names of tv shows. whatever then we'll have 12 seconds to name 10 things in that category >> okay. you know the moment just before you see a car crash? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that where we are >> we're in that moment right now. [ laughter ] yeah >> jimmy: all right. i think -- i think this could be fun >> okay. okay, sure >> jimmy: 10 in 12 >> we'll see about that. yeah >> jimmy: all right, here we go >> so, you go first. >> jimmy: i will go first. >> 10 -- 10 in 12. >> jimmy: yeah, okay >> what's your category. >> jimmy: i didn

aren't they all john olivers? aren't they all the sail version of john oliver? my god. >> that's so funny. >> greg: emily, welcome to the show. >> thanks. >> greg: do you have anything interesting to add to this conversation. >> no matter what happens, cnn is still cnn. it's like every 1980s movie, whole plot is someone trying to be someone they aren't, right? the end of grief. you can't be the person that you're not. the nerd can't be the hawk girl, whatever it is, although some of them can for a second but the point is no matter what happens to cnn they are always going to revert back because they are looking for john oliver. what they are trying to find is their own you and that's never going to happen. >> greg: that's such a nice thing to say. >> don't make his ego any bigger. >> they are looking for john oliver but what they really needed was you. [laughter] >> greg: we'll be right back. >> flip said he put out an email and said you guys may not like this. you may be confused he said in an email to everyone but i'm trying to have rational conversations arou

aren't they all john oliver's? are they all the same version of john oliver?to the show. >> you aremily welcome.you jeff anything interesting to add s conversation? >> to matter what happens, cnn is stilltill cnn. y every '80s movie the wholeon plot is someone trying to be someone they are not. you can't be the person that you are not. the nerd can't be whatever it ec is. in matter what happens to cnn they're always going to revert back. they're looking for the john oliver. but they're really trying to find is their ow n you. that's never going to happen.o i am nice to everybody. >> were really needed was you. [laughter] we will be right. back. >> he put out an e-mail and said you guys may not like that she may be confused he said in anyo e-mail tu o everyone. but he said i am trying to have a rational conversations around polarizingarou topics. just have normal conversations t about topics people feel heatedt about. that is and cindy according to keith overman called him a fascist because of it. heaven help the fact thaty twfinally two years after exposg hims

oliver, thank you so much. and now we've got some breaking news just coming in from orange county california. a cross country delta airlines flight from john wayne airport to atlanta was forced to abort. when the flames shot out of an engine, the pilot returned to the gate with the thick smoke billowing from the plane's wing. delta airlines says it was an apparent engine. to a growing problem facing high schools and university around the world, an artificial intelligence software called chat g.b.t. the software has been a hit with inverste with microsoft reportedly investing $10 billion, students are using it to cheed on tests and even write essays. cbs's nikki battiste shows us how it works and what parent should know. this is unlike anything i dealt with before. >> reporter: darren hick, an assistant professor of philosophy at furman university in south carolina recently caught a student usingchat gbt to plagiarize abassignment. >> this was a very well written essay but the things they said were thoroughly wrong. >> reporter: he ran the student essay through a detection program to see if the paper was written by a human. >> i was now 99-

you to frank traynor, the first guy i ever talk to ed bloomberg and catherine oliver and a guy name charlie pellett and john. [laughter] seth: they were there and charlie and john are beavering away in the back as they continue their service to the company. tom: very quickly here, the global wreaths mike demanded. others went more domestic, more narrow, and from day one, we said global radio, global tv. seth: it has been a hallmark of the whole country, it is global. we focus on the news people need wherever they are. tom: one thing that is so important as we have the fed got it wrong for 30 years. [laughter] seth: but we are in good company with that. particularly to catherine oliver and the founders on bloomberg tv, 30 years on for this institution. we are going to continue, futures deteriorating, -20 off the shocking set of economic statistics, 10 year yield how to nine basis points. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, i am lisa mateo. it's another round of votes on the speakership. republicans meet again after kevin mccarthy failed in his sixth time in his bid