johnny devenanzio: really? we have cans of cat food in the rigs-- johnny devenanzio: [laughter] --put the can of cat food down. so you have to be prepared for everything. - we do. - i want to get my hands dirty. let's get suited and booted. suit 'em up boys. [rock music] johnny devenanzio: what am i going to be doing today? we're going to simulate a residential structure. cut open a roof-- - awesome. adam loeser: --climb up our aerial ladder-- badass. adam loeser: --and extinguish a car fire. johnny devenanzio: hell yes. hopefully we get you all through that without taking you to the hospital. if i perform all of my duties flawlessly today, can i get my hands on one of them shiny badges. adam loeser: can't give you one of these shiny badges but i do have something that i think-- johnny devenanzio: pah. adam loeser: --would be good. it's our junior firefighter sticker-- even better. adam loeser: --which is a badge of honor. if you perform today, this will be yours. [rock music] all right, so we need to retire th

johnny, you ok? ah! johnny "bananas" devenanzio: and take acting classes. [music playing] and as luck would have it, my producers have set me up with one of the best acting coaches in the biz, howard fine. i have been doing reality television now for over a decade, but i had a small part in a movie, the new "jay and silent bob reboot" movie. this [bleep] is bananas! and it kind of gave me the acting bug. so i think i'm ready to take my talents to the silver screen. and i'm hoping that, within the next year, i'd like to win an academy award. when you do, you can thank me publicly, which-- - i will. - i'll look forward to it. - i'll bring you as my date. - we don't have to go that far. i didn't know what to expect, meeting johnny bananas for the first time. the name alone spoke to me. he was very present, right from the moment he walked in the door. the most talented people protect themselves and your protection is humor, which means you must be really, really sensitive under that. so acting training teaches you how to access what's already inside you. are yo

thanks, johnny. friends make you smile brighter, laugh longer, and live better, and for this bunch, i'm truly grateful. it's hard to have an invisible illness. like depression. no one sees you need help. no one knows you're not okay. so when someone recognizes the importance of mental health and offers a hand, it means everything. my illness may be invisible. but thanks to covered california, i'm not. all covered california health insurance plans are comprehensive - with mental health coverage, and financial help for people who need it. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. i'm sara gore, and this this is open house.ance. this week, we're inside a unique art deco influenced property in west soho. and we visit westport, connecticut to check out this impressive estate with unobstructed views of the long island sound from virtually every room. we explore a sleek, modern aesthetic in this greenwich village townhome. plus, we check out this architectural gem and t

johnny, come this way, please. johnny bananas: coming! [laughing] this is what caitlyn's dad texted me about. "i'm seeing johnny on the tv. he is naked and they're covering him up with boxes." naked as a newborn baby. i love salt. [screaming in pain] did you hear that? [whimpering] poor johnny. it actually felt really nice. my bod-- you were probably so smooth. so smooth! i really did feel like a newborn baby. yeah, so you big old baby complaining about it. johnny bananas: welcome to mama lion. ooh, mama lion. what do you envision for the future of koreatown? i see it becoming the melting pot of los angeles. i think it's-- [interposing voices] i've been coming to koreatown in the 10 years been-- these sparklers burn at an incredibly high heat. yeah? so don't put them in your mouth. you should never put anything flammable in your mouth. that's the number one rule of life. is that the number one rule? never put anything flammable in your mouth? every time i come, i fall in love a little more. [speaking korean] that's the thing about koreato

[pounding on door] >> open the door, johnny. i said open it. ♪ >> sorry, johnny.t see you becoming a part of that wrecking crew. >> all of us come to crossroads in life to doing which road to take from that day, long after we wonder what life would have been had we taken the other way. let me introduce the three of us. >> this is john smith, honor student, football star, vietnam veteran. somewhere along the way he chose the road to anarchy and self-destruction. this is one of his ancestors, jonathan smith, who gave his life for his country in 1776. i am sam harden, history department, this university. it is not often we get a second chance in life. a chance to go back and take the other way. let's see if we can work out and -- an allegorical second chance for john smith, and see what we can come up with for ourselves. will it be tragedy? or hope? ♪ [hip 1960's riff] ♪ >> to go back to when john smith came in here tonight, we had reason to think he was here to protect the valuable medical books from the rioters. imagine the shock when we find he was really here to

[chuckles] ♪ >> hello, johnny. >> who is there?ith, i believe. >> that's right, who are you? >> i'm a smith, too. >> i locked the window, you must have got in here before me. >> a long time before. >> you one of them? >> them who? >> these are not typical clothes, this is what i wore in the 1770's. >> is this a put on? >> this ain't no joke. >> well, you look like... >> you? could be. i'm your great, great, great grandfather, johnny. >> i gotta be dreaming this, you are crazy. or i am. >> the whole world has gone crazy if you ask me. those young yahoos on that commons. >> you mean the campus. >> like a bunch of young shawnees on the warpath. are they heading this way? >> they don't know where they are headed, that's the crazy part of it. >> i mean tonight. i think they're trying to think of something to burn. i did hear the mention the college library. is this it? >> this is it. >> and you are helping them? >> no. >> then you're getting them. >> not really. >> look, johnny, you cannot stand the both sides of the fence at once. >> y

[pounding on the doors, wood falling] >> sorry, johnny. i cannot see that.u going to do? >> trying to think. [wood pounding] >> think fast, professor. you do not have much time left. ♪ [dramatic music] no, you do not have much time left. ♪ >> set mostly in a university library threatened by a mob, "tragedy or hope?" shows a dramatized debate between a medical student, his 1770s ancestor, and a history professor is a sequel to the 1972 national education program film, "brink of disaster!" this production contrasts a legend anarchy and counterculture with footage of american manufacturing and innovation to celebrate american exceptionalism, and argues that left-wing protesters are influenced by communism, atheism, and immorality. the national

johnny carson was the man that america said good night to for 30 years. ♪ >> and on my watch, johnnyyou and good night. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up debt of several million dollars so i guess he's going to be running as a democrat, huh?

from the first deadline, johnny is back at square one.ver the draft submissions, barbara brown seizes the moment. she demands and gets a meeting with hawkins and staff. >> the first draft of the regulation was missing the critical piece in the puzzle and that was all of the future development that can have an impact on visibility. and the first draft of the regulations totally ducked the issue. >> this package is one of several tools -- >> brown alerts awe kins to the dangers of not regulating future polluters of the parks. to her, this issue should never have been compromised in the first place. >> it was like "alice in wonderland" we would be working to clean up the old sources but not catching up. unless it was addressed, we would be on a treadmill. >> many concerns that have been articulated during the working group meeting -- >> the demands of the park service team do not make them the most popular figures with epa staff. but the subject of controlling future sources of pollution is reinstated within the regulation by a sympathetic h

johnny pearson makes the decision.raft will ignore future sources and regulate existing polluters only. a step not popular with park service officials in washington. >> it was a very aggravating process at times. when you said something over and over, and they said gotcha, and it was really not what you said at all. when you care about what you're doing, you identify very personally with the product you see on paper. it isn't just a regulation. it means will people see the grand canyon 100 years from now. i've seen this gobbledygook before but i'm surprised at this stage it is still gobbledygook. >> it is better than it was. >> these argument sentences. -- these aren't even sentences. i began to feel like a manic-depressive on a roller coaster. >> across town, the environmental activist group, friends of the earth, received copies of the draft leaked to them by allies within the park service. >> 80 pages from epa. quite frankly, it is pitiful. it does not mention anything about new sources at all. >> we have to raise t

johnny pierson makes the decision.is first draft will ignore future sources and regulate existing polluters only. a step not popular with park service officials in washington. >> it was a very aggravating process at times when you said something over and over and they said, we get to, and then it was not what you were saying at all. >> when you care about what you are doing, you identify very personally with the product that you see on paper. it isn't just a regulation, it means when people see the grand canyon 100 years from now. .... ! there are sentences that aren't even sentences. i began feeling like a manic depressive on a rollercoaster. >> across town, and environmental group beauty pages lead to them from the park service. >> quite frankly, it is pitiful. it does not mention anything about new sources at all. >> we've got to raise the issue. that is our responsibility. >> you could not intelligently evaluate proposing because the agency had not given us all of the information we needed to make a judgment. >> an

you mentioned joe root and johnny, they lost her i joe root and johnny, they lost her purse fairly cheaply there was that positive partnership. we have was that positive partnership. - have two young lads opening you cannot be too disheartened. young lads make mistakes just like cannot be too disheartened. young lads make mistakesjust like anyone. but there were outstanding having that partnership. if they can keep on tomorrow england will really be in the driving seat. we on tomorrow england will really be in the driving seat.— in the driving seat. we were searching — in the driving seat. we were searching the _ in the driving seat. we were searching the ball— in the driving seat. we were searching the ball to - in the driving seat. we were searching the ball to move l in the driving seat. we were j searching the ball to move a in the driving seat. we were - searching the ball to move a lot more, will that help england or hinder england if sri lanka can get their spinners working? the? hinder england if sri lanka can get their spinners working?— their spinners working? they can onl aet th

you know, i saw him-- i saw him on "the johnny carson show" many, many years ago, and johnny carson said colbert" we're talking about dick cavett and i'm pulling up a johnny carson. >> stephen: who he wrote for. >> and the jerry lewis show briefly. anyway, lee marvin said-- dick cavett-- jimmy fall-- no. johnny carson said to lee marvin "you're a war hero. you got a medal. you got a medal in world war ii." he said, johnny, i i was not a war mero. i got shot in the ass. and i was sitting there bleeding i looked down on the beach and i saw a war hero. i saw a war hero. i saw a beach master that was guiding and landing craft with red flags under enemy fire on the beach at iwo jima. that man was a war hero, and that man was sergeant bob quicheam. you know who bob kesham is. >> stephen: captain kangaroo. the guy we grew up with as captain kangaroo grew up guiding in landing craft during the invasion of iwo jima. >> stephen: holy cow. >> if i was going to be on "the dick cavett show" with him, you know, like if we were all on the same -- >> stephen: sure. >> the question about iwo jima would b

. >> this is way too cheap johnny in oklahoma johnny >> booyah, cramer. >> johnny in oklahoma. i stayed center, johnny >> hello >> hey, johnny it is jim, how are you >> good, good. booyah from the boomer state >> i love a boomer state okay >> we got another quarterback coming >> i have been hearing a lot about gold and the dollar and i had a question about btg >> my favorite is barix. >> booyah, jim. >> first time caller and long time listener. >> cyber security space. i have been looking at check point software >> overlook cyber security play that i happen to like very much. a lot of good things there i think it is a good one >> no more >> that, ladies and gentlemen is the end of the first "lightning round" of 2021 stick with cramer. "the lightning round" is sponsored by t.d. ameritrade ♪ ♪ - ( phone ringing )es offers - big button,lized phones... and volume-enhanced phones.nes. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing

johnny just clung to him. they loved each other. >> they all moved on.ouple of years later barbara married again, michael wolf, an ex-military man like her dad, about the same age as her dad too. >> your dad and your new husband probably saw eye to eye a lot. >> they sure did. they had a lot in common, they would talk a lot. >> wolf took barbara and john to live with him in arizona, but david wanted to be a part of his son's life, so he traveled out west to see the boy. >> he werchlt out with a friend of his to see johnny for three days. i've got pictures of johnny in an old western town. >> maybe it was something about the distance, said barbara. >> david and i became very good friends when i was out in arizona and we used to talk a lot. >> in fact, she said what she felt deep in her heart never did go away. >> i am always loved him. >> then it was june 25th, 1988, david's brother mark was flying into town to visit the family. david was to pick him up at the airport, but when mark arrived, he waited and waited. no david. and mark jackson had a terrible

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houses johnny is still not over. it's headed for the river back where the men when made in the depths of the jungle for 11 months. flee as the locust prepare for tomorrow's walk the terentia rain pounds down on the cab it's not without consequence. on their days off the men only on huff of a usual salary. none will risk working with a chainsaw or driving on it's been reduced to mud. after 3 days of bringing the locals had even taken up by what. each of them makes sure to speed up the cutting and transporting of the wood to. hoping to own a bonus for the extracts they want to make up the wages that lost. this giant tree grows one centimeter every yeah it's taken thousands of years to grow to the sides. smoot is the hardest and densest in the world and yet the name i am legend playing even once on the ground it still managing to make the longest lives difficult to sleep. leap to share way to the treat is driving the bulldozer towards the ravine. police even in their still cages the drivers have to be kept. out of. the

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johnny tell our contestants about our lovely parting gifts. johnny: it's a peruvian pan flute. host: well that's all the time we have for now. we will see you next time, bye bye i heard that bring in the new year with better hearing from eargo. shop our new year sale today and get $400 off eargo neo hifi. and if you're an active or retired federal employee you can now get eargo at no cost to you. act now your benefits may be changing in the new year. it's moving day. and are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >>> cnn affiliate kgo is reporting that house speaker nancy pelosi's home in san francisco has been vandalized. >> kgo says san francisco police responded to a call early new year's day. police said graffiti had been p

he got older and started looking less like johnny depp and more like johnny - you had a bad moment. >t is also astounding. i thought it would never happen. also got a dog, little coral. i did a birthing photo shoot. greg: you are doing what women do with their babies. >> after i gave birth - greg: the most adorable puppy or the most hideous baby. is that a french bulldog? that is my baby. he have a hair problem. like one of those circus geeks. adorable dog and adorable dog. >> do you keep the hospital smock around the house? >> or you ordered it ahead of time. >> pretty impressive. >> everyone does it with their babies. >> in the actual hospital. >> a condition. >> let me have my moment. >> what was your big moment in 2020? >> i spent a lot of time with my family. first comic lead in a movie and proud landowner in montana. i didn't die. >> got so sick. >> if you make it through this year you will make it through the next year. >> i would like to think so. >> if you died this year you wouldn't make it to next year. that is an absolute statistic. if you made it to the 60s you are more l

the clinton administration. >> johnny chung was a businessman who had a previous relationship with thes clinically active ,-com,-com ma gaped candidate. >> he gave more than $350,000 worth of donations to the democratic national committee. >> johnny chung had an enormous access in the clinton white house because of his relationship and the amount of money he was bringing to the table. he had more than 50 meetings in the clinton white house. the top person he was seeing was hillary clinton who was first lady at the time. >> the white house claim there was nothing noteworthy about the story, but there was. >> it emerged in the senate and the federal government investigation that followed the 1996 scandal that he had very close ties to the chinese intelligence community. >> the clinton survived the scandal but there ties with china did not end there. >> of course act through bill clinton left the white house, hillary clinton joined the u.s. senate. then she can secretary of state in the obama administration and the clintons continued to have this entangling relationship with foreign entit

as he started getting older he looked less like johnny depp and more like johnny -- >> rocket. >> gregyou had a personal moment. >> i got engaged! for anyone, it's exciting but it's also astounding. i thought it would never happen and if it did i'd would not be buying the ring. also, we got a dog! little carl, we have a picture of little carl because i did a birthday photo shoot and then a birthday photo shoot. >> greg: it's funny, you're doing nothing women do with their babies! >> yeah! >> greg: that sick ingenious! >> that's after i gave birth to him. >> greg: you are the most adorable puppy over the most hideous baby. you should tell people like, is not a french bulldog? no, that's my baby! he's got a hair problem! he's one of those circus geeks. anyway, it's an adorable dog. tyrus? >> do you keep a hospital smock around the house? >> i ordered it ahead of time. >> greg: i'm pretty impressed. >> everybody does it with their baby! >> you're not an actual hospital. >> greg: that's just a smock. near the smock. >> let me have my moment! >> you deserve it. >> yeah, thanks. childless at

we also tried to contact johnny did you know i'm the owner of the company for which job on the job on work he did not respond so we wrote to him asking if he had illegally employed job on the how much money job on the road and whether the company had offered their paperless employees the possibility to access the government's amnesty jenny did you know i did not respond. since the amnesty over 15000 illegal agricultural workers have applied for italian residence permits. with one of them was mild and gender seeing whom we met earlier for him at least things seem set to get better. and he says and i will make it if i get me out this is fundamentally seclusion to i don't. put a net on the end of a little list and the thoughts of the whole mentee up a little and then i get out and i live. in the world when i decile a sense on the command to somebody to handle it and that when taken on video if you don't know any xiang their content oh yeah that's all over that i really didn't get where it is just it was the united states from the. us. for over a century migrant workers have been exploite

he's hosted "the tonight show" practically as often as johnny carson and now he has his very own show nbc. >> what you're witnessing here is a good idea gone awry. a fun-filled surprise turning into an incredible screw-up. >> david letterman originally had a one-hour daytime show, and nbc, after like 13 weeks, decided to cancel it. >> today is our last show on the air. monday, las vegas -- [ booing ] have these people been frisked? >> it was a dismal failure in terms of the ratings, but not in terms of introducing us to letterman. >> david, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you very much for having me. i appreciate it. >> in spite of all this nonsense that goes around in the background, stay with it, don't give up. stay with us here in new york. >> dave is back in new york. you're going to host a late-night television program that premieres monday night. what are critics likely to say tuesday morning? >> i don't much care because i found a way to deal with that, pills and whiskey. >> david, you're on. >> oh, i'm on? i'm sorry. >> proceed. >> i'm enjoying listening to you s

and you are no johnny carson. ♪ goo goo goo goo goo goo goo goo ♪ >> welcome the great white north.we got a real big show -- >> there was a second city chicago company, there was a second city toronto company. the toronto one is the one that fueled the sctv series which originally was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail, hail! >> hail, hail. thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. you know, as a comedian. and canadians are always outsiders, but they're looking at the other culture which is right next door to them. >> i love you, i want to bear your children! ha ha ha! >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> sorry, no, never mind, i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual in its humor because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience. and there was also just the idea t

as he got older he started looking lessss like johnny depp and more like johnny. >> rocket. >> cat, youest personal moment brickey i got engaged right for anybody it's but for me it's astounding. we also, we got a dog. we got a dog. little carl. we have a picture of little car because i did a birthday photo shoot. there is little carl. >> it looks like you're doing the thing that women do with he babies. that six ingenious bear too. >> that's after i gave birth to little carl brady of b the most adorable puppy or the most hideous baby. you should tell people, is that a french bulldog? >> that's my baby. he's got a hair problem. select one of those circus geeks . adorable dog, an adorable dog. to get you keep a hospital smoc around the house? >> i ordered it ahead of time. >> everybody does it with their babies? >> acceptor and an actual hospital. >> that's just a small little. >> let me have my moment baruch could you deserve it. >> childless at 32. >> tyrus, what was your big moment of 2020? >> there were so many of them. i got to spend a lot of time with my family. >> a specific. >> i

mixing up realities that won't happen to me it's easy for me to tell that this johnny is virtual it's great but i feel sick now i need a break. sometimes your movement in the real world doesn't match what you're experiencing in the virtual world it can lead to a conflict of the senses you're visually experiencing something different than the body is and it can lead to feeling a bit queasy that was exciting but i'd rather travel in the real world this year i'm going to go on a bike tour it's good for the social distancing and good for the environment. and while we're talking about 2 wheelers what comes to mind when you think about a motorcycle rally burly men clad in leather you may be behind the times the fact is more and more women are heeding the call the open road and in recent decades they've carved out their own space for clubs rallies and group rides and with them their own market brands are beginning to take notice. to buy one that's long been dominated by men. the fish is a women only event they want to break the stereotype. that's its money cannot win by monday and if your ch

well, good, johnny i'm happy to hear it. congratulations i can't wait to visit one of these days the blue light. >> you're invited any time. >> all right. thank you. >>> all right. congrats, johnny, thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >>> and thank you everybody for joining us on this interactive show getting answers. we covered all the take aways when it comes to the state lifting of the stay-at-home orders. we'll be every >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. at any moment, the house about to deliver the article of impeachment against former president donald trump to the senate. the first time ever a president has been impeached twice. now headed to a senate trial. former president trump, the charge incitement of insurrection, after telling the crowd of trump supporters to "fight like hiell, to march to the capitol, i'll be there with us." democrats would need 17 republicans to convict. where does this stand? and what we've learned about who will preside over the trial. we're live on the hill tonight. >>

joining us live now, amy, johnny, dr. tiff and professional match maker paul brunson.ank you. paul, let me start with you. you call this now one of the greatest opportunities. one of the greatest opportunities for daters. >> yes. >> why? >> i can see the skepticism, robin. i can see it. all right, let me break it down. the first thing is that all of the singles now are in the same place. you know where they are? online right now, right? we're all in the same place, secondly is there's only one way to approach people now and that is slide into the dms and the third is that we now know how to determine if someone is serious, it's real easy, right? if you're too busy to show up for a video conference date right now, probably being in a committed relationship is not for you. i think this could be the best time ever to date. >> love your positivity, my man. love it. okay. amy, what have you found to be your biggest challenge? >> so, i am in my 30s and a lot of my friends are all married. i'm really hesitant to be on dating apps. they're just not my thing so it seems like it

a news reporter and johnny depp plays a police officer who's because obsessed with the with the crime and we both investigate to see if we can find the real truth about how they were killed were you like or when johnny yeah i do i like jodi a lot and we have worked on platoon together like a 1000000 years ago you know and so it was kind of nice to get it we're going to get it's always a very good seeing you again it's a pleasure. farse want to go to thank you for being our guest black panther theaters february 16th you can always find me on twitter king's things in the city and next on. israel media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. isolation full community. are you going the right way or are you being lead somewhere. direct. what is true what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a made in the shallowness. some rumors isuzu. through she's going to claim chris looked up to you more. nothing you've. given those you just can stuff it up with a ticket in your field of. antarctica is a very intern

and such a confide looks it's an summed up johnny effort on as did for 2 years which is tremendous and one last question brian mcguigan given that given the season i know that the demi was one of the many great figures in the world who were inspired by a by robert barnes and if i'm right he summed up the recto address bits were quite a few from above yes escalate greatly in my unsupported i'm on it believed it bums simplify to my ality of a man who keeps all human life and jimmy at the heart of the poor and indorsed damage confection the un's needed new multi sentimentality it was a strong idealistic rater is finally all kept a well from compendium of buns on his mantel piece and not books the lies and jimmy's bookshelves and beauty loose of them some question when he it finished his to the force of only to have a trace that the un's would be mentioned and why the it just recite the last lines from that toil yes the for the show of the interview and why we should ately waste at. the golden age reeled in a 5 each man will be a powder and harmony and we also live and share the s. togethe

like johnny u.k. could be spoiled to the point of 0 because because of that he's. ultimately opposite positions on the not only case in russia and in the western countries but just to add to that i would like to say that. legally speaking this is an intel no a russian case according to the russian law but as international reaction we see that russia could get away without much trouble off the sanctions where imposed on russia after the joining. crimea so who knows and that will should see what will be in the near future if more react if more sanctions will be in boston russia i think the future will show what will be the relationship between say president elect biden and the stray ssion. coming to power in 2 days and what will be the license trip between russia and major western european countries you talk about these charges being the domain of of russia itself and of the russian judicial system. yes the question is do people have faith in the russian judicial system to come back to you missed to some of the of do you think that the russian people have the appetit

, and i was only 18 at the time, and he went on the anarchy tour, and he said why don't you bring johnnyork dolls, and what lee told me, when johnny's used to play on the anarchy tour, the dolls were seasoned players and even though they had been associated with drugs and drug addicts, they were still wild and the sex pistols, so you had the sex pistols on the anarchy tour, the dammed, the clash, and that is when i stepped into the music scene and was with my band singing one night in islington and my friend called me and said mate, i met david bowie's manager, you want to be in this band, and i said well i don't play anything and he said, this is punk rock, you don't need to play anything. and that is what was, i think, so exciting and exhilarating about it stopping the fact that when you went to see the clash the first time, he had the notes painted on his base with nail polish. it turned everything upside down. you know, addressing the way they did, combining traditional glam looks with bondage prizes and —— bondage trousers, and going from a rock ‘n‘ roll shop to a sex fetish bondage

was a good friend of johnny apple's in the aftermath of the fire. he had other friendships and he admired a great many reporters. and so you know, i know that is probably some -- in our polarized day and age, it's probably seems like a sin or something but it really is the way human nature operates. how we are when we are really at our best. i think we have a question? stomach we do have a question that i thought we might read to us. >> all right this is the one question you advocate for the vp process? >> who is that address too? so who did you advocate for in the vp process? >> there are several people that i favored for a while. it came down to the alternatives to governor palin were governor of minnesota and governor mitt romney. i thought i would admire now senator romney very much. he would have been a fine choic choice. the next 567 days to weeks come out of the convention read litigating the attacks on a show there when they were competing for the primary. it got a little heated at times and a little sharp. i was a big admirer of the governo

my assistant johnny just got a new dog, born on halloween, but it gets better.s sister and they've got the whole family and it's now one big cute family. almost as cute as a rookie, but very cute, congratulations johnny and the family. >> dana: so cute. >> juan: we've got a minute to go. >> dagen: we've got half a minute. here's a rascal, jake, golden retriever puppy. his owner said recently discovered that doorstop, fallen in love. you can watch this video on facebook. here is mine when i was leaving when i took a nap this afternoon, this is what charlie thinks of me. doesn't even look at me, there we go. >> juan: will owe you one. you'll be around tomorrow. special report is up next. hey, bret baier. >> bret: thank you. good evening. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, fox news has confirmed issuing an ominous warning about plans for planned armed protest in all 50 states, all state capitals before, during, or after joe biden's inauguration january 20th. the homeland security department meantime is ordering a preinauguration security measure beginning this wedne

host: this is johnny in texas, republican. caller: i have a few things to say. president trump he did take care of us people. and he gave us money when we didn't have no way of getting money. so these people that hate trump, why they send that money back and give it to a charity. he ought not to be impeached. how come nancy, she is dirty. they didn't do a full investigation on the democrats. go back as far as obama where they said -- why don't they look at the democrats? why don't they look at nancy. if trump is so guilty, why do we got to rush it? host: focusing on another nancy, congresswoman nancy mace quoting the south carolina freshman republican on fox saying that she will see a dozen or so republicans that will vote to impeach president trump later today, although this is what the congresswoman just posted a few minutes ago to her twitter account saying a rushed impeachment today with only two hours of debate on the floor isn't the right or legal approach. i have opposed attempts to violate the constitution and will continue to do so. congresswoman nancy

finally, a big tank you to johnny's.gling like so many across countries. johnny's is now receiving help from john portnoy's barstool fund. we hope you continue to support small business in biggins because this pandemic is not ending anytime soon. thank you for joining me all week on "prime time." this has been a thrill. great staff a great show, marie will do great next week. i've gotten a preview of tucker carlson so and it's flat out phenomenal. his hair looked great, his guests will be phenomenal and you will end friday on a high. tucker carlson never lets me down and to never tell mike tonight will be no different. have a great night everyone and to keep watching fox news. tucker, the ball is yours. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we don't know about you but we are thankful that on his very first day in office joe biden address one of the nation's most pressing problems. the crisis in girl sports. the main problem with girls sports obviously is that they lack diversity and only

and then finally, i just have this spark and i go, "okay, johnny, but what about santa?"ight towards me.to each other, and we went, "oh, my god, this is so powerful." >> jimmy: wow. wow. what did we just -- that's right. this year -- >> so, four and one, we're, you know, the ages are the ages that they are. but there's a lot of magic in those ages >> jimmy: this -- i tried not to do elf in the shelf, just because i have enough things to worry about, you know. and to have the elf on the shelf thing. and you want to hear the weirdest thing it showed up in my house we do it now >> what do you mean? >> jimmy: the elf is in my -- somehow, i don't know how we got it but the elf on the shelf is now in my house. it does stuff. every holiday. >> we had to come up with something, because, like, johnny would leave the room, and then jack would mess with his stuff, and johnny would come back and be like, "who messed with my stuff?" and we came up with the demolition elves >> jimmy: what oh, interesting. >> so at nighttime -- at nighttime, after he went to bed, the demolition elves me

johnny cash made an interesting comment on we asked him one time we said you know mr cash can you give us a quote for our catalog and he said i feel safe with the bard did. what i had known to come to us and says you've been. very. close long. willie nelson is a great example of someone he has one martin guitar. and that's the only guitar you ever see him playing is his one martin guitar he said he said if my guitar stops working i'm going to retire and so far it's still working. great cock as one of america's most famous eat guitarists but when he plays acoustic he always picks up his martin especially in the recording studio. to me from the very 1st moments of playing guitar mark was like that in a call of what it was fired the habit of acoustic instrument in the reserves you know i go look at my record collection i'd see neil young with a d. 45 in front of that comes a time record certainly all the crosby stills of that stuff jimmy page joe walsh up to big joe walsh band. the list is a obviously public art with black berry it goes on and on and on and i've kind of the. sound of an a

>> johnny owens: i have.g injuries from blast traumas, stepping on landmines. >> o'donnell: smith requested and received special permission from the pentagon to visit and consult with the center for the intrepid's staff. >> owens: we saw hundreds of alex smiths come through this door with those type of injuries and-- and said, you're going to be able to run. you're going to be able to do all these type of things that-- that people told you you weren't going to be able to do. >> dr. joe alderete: i'm going to have you push down on the gas pedal for me. >> o'donnell: dr. joe alderete is a west point graduate and chief of orthopedic reconstructive surgery at the center. >> dr. alderete: from the moment we-- we met, you could tell in the look behind his eyes that can be so many of my patients, either blast injury, roadside bomb, cancer. that look is binary. it's "you will succeed" or "you will fail."the look of success. there you go, alex. >> o'donnell: during smith's first trip to the center for the intrepid jus

now, if you're wondering how long the johnny mercerization of the market lasts, stop right there. i'm sitting down with the company putting the tech in medtec my ceo of medtronic. then our coverage does not stop there. what, are you kidding me bristol-myers squibb, they just added $2 billion to their buyback program. i got the exclusive with the ceo. and covid vaccines are in high demand no kidding i'm talking with a company helping to manufacture the medicine to find out if it could be a shot in the arm for the stock. a little covid vaccine joke? and please, don't miss my sit-down with emergent biosolutions stay with cramer >> don't miss a second after "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for every trip you've been dreaming of, expedia has millions of flexible booking options. because the best trip is wherever we go together. ♪ because the best trip iour retirement plan with voya, keeps us hey, kevin!ard. hey

johnny cash made an interesting comment on we asked him one time we said you know mr cash can you give us a quote for our catalog and he said i feel safe with a part. in what i had known to come to the u.s. since who's. been out. variances for so long . willie nelson is a great example of someone he has one martin guitar. and that's the only guitar you ever see him playing is his one martin guitar he said he said if my guitar stops working i'm going to retire and so far it's still working. greg cock is one of america's most famous eat guitarists but when he plays acoustic he always picks up his martin especially in the recording studio. to me from the very 1st moments of playing guitar mark was like that in a call of what you aspire to have because of acoustic instrument and the reason is you know i go look at my record collection i'd see neil young with the 45 in front of that comes a time record certainly all the crosby stills and nash stuff jimmy page joe walsh up to big joe walsh band. the list is a obviously what black berry goes on and on and on and i'm kind of the. sound of an a

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. >> hey, johnny, how are you. >> hyundai, pepsi, coca-cola and other big brands sidelining their commercialsgame day this year, with 30 seconds of ad time costing an estimated $5.5 million, companies are choosing to allocate that money elsewhere, coca-cola saying they will be investing in the right resources during these unprecedented times. >> so budweiser, it's their first time in 37 years they won't be in the super bowl. instead, they're putting their dollars into promoting vaccine. people getting vaccinated. >> that digital video called "bigger picture." voiced by rashida jones. >> let's turn our strength into hope. >> hope, joy and togetherness. the themes of the ads for the companies that are choosing to run ads this year. michelob ultra recruiting a-list athletes, but what if you're looking to laugh like in years past. >> keep your hands off my mama. keep your hands off my doritos. >> are there still going to be the lol moments as we're waiting for the game to come on in those commercial breaks? >> anheuser busch isn't sitting out. they still have four minutes of ad time. bud light al