and i looked back at how jay leno did it, johnny carson did it. insulting towards both parties and all political figures. so, i'm kind of thinking of going down that road. i'm not sure. >> you can look at south park. shows no mercy on either side for more recent example. johnny carson, though, this is what is so fascinating about what you say. johnny carson always told anybody who asked, what's the secret of success? he said, nobody thinks about it on the coasts, it's the central time zone. if you win in the central time zone, you win. you have late-night comics and its personal forum and i understand and it's their show and their format, they do what they want to do on their show. that's fine. but, every night they go out and they're undercutting their support in the central time zone. maybe they don't care. maybe the networks don't care. there is a bigger problem, though, willie. the bigger problem is that you have an entire, let's just say, progressive bubble where now even when they go to late night television for comics, for laughs, they're b

about his memoir, johnny carson, how did you write this? rewriting. and, i'm getting literature lessons from kirk douglas. >> he eventually dpgot his appreciation published in "the new york times." the book however was a different story. >> types faster than i do. >> took him years to pound out writing on planes, movie sets and hotels. first public outing for the short story was in the new yorker. the response seemed good enough off to keep on writing in that hanksian voice of his. sports car, red two seater with wire wheels. wood panneding like furniture, the seats smelled like leather baseball mitts, the red circle in the middle of the steering wheel said fiat. that's right. fiat. >> his love of typewriters inspired his writing more than it facilitated it. he wrote his book after all on a computer. he is not an idiot. that said there is in a neck shus quality to his hobby that is hard to reap cyst. >> this is what i would suggest if you wanted the perfect type writer that would last forever that would be a great conversation piece, the sm

my name is johnny carson i work a day w. . welcome to world stores. residents of venice find themselves priced out of the property market canada's first nations protest against aquaculture but we begin in germany after last week's election the f.t. a far right party has its first seats in the bundestag we visited the a valley long considered a stronghold of the social democrats. the city of essen is this politician's home town but since the german election karl-heinz and a social democrat says he doesn't recognize it anymore in the past his party usually won an easy majority but this time just twenty eight percent many of neighbors told him in advance that they were voting for the far right a.f.d. party instead of his. people tell me they come from a family that's always voted s.p.d. but they went with the far right because they felt we needed to wake up we. to win back our voters if we just sit around and wait for four years that's not going to happen. and is it pains to find out how to get his constituents back in his camp at least the blue collar c

he said, johnny carson! [ laughter ] yep, johnny carson. then he left.o sometimes get confused with the host of "the tonight show" but it's usually jimmy fallon because we have the same first name, and because he's alive. [ laughter ] speaking of deliveries, congratulations are in order for khloe kardashian who reportedly has a baby in her. the father of the baby -- that's where they go, i guess. [ laughter ] is said to be her boyfriend, tristan thompson of the cleveland cavaliers. khloe isn't the only one in the family expecting. her younger sister kylie is pregnant, her older sister kim is having a baby with a surrogate. it's interesting, right? three major hurricanes this month. [ laughter ] three new kardashians. there has to be a connection. of course no one is more excited than grandma kris jenner. [ applause ] who is about to sign three new clients. [ laughter ] you know, i have to say, trying to keep up with president trump every day has made me appreciate how easy it was to keep up with the kardashians. [ laughter ] i mean, they get married, the

humor of johnny carson, is it different with fallon and -- guest: very different. comedy is.where the i've been lectured to by those uys so much lately, jimmy fallon a little less. you saw the cry fest over the stafferson and with miley cyrus signing thank not otes to her, it's entertaining from my perspective, maybe it is a thing.ional i think johnny carson, i couldn't tell you where he stood politically, he made jokes, but didn't use plat torm to lecture to the american people what we thinking or how we should be voting. i don't think it is because he political. he had great respect for the job viewers.d some are republicans and some are democrats, some like reagan, mondale.e i have an idea, i'm here to tell your roughet you end day here in america with the things going on with a laugh and make up ment and you your minds because i respect you so much, i think you can ctually make the decision for yourself. jimmy kimmel doesn't have that espect for his audience, that is not what i pick up. if you vote the wrong way, because i vote the wrong way, kimmel wouldn't wa

the home why johnny carson once lived is in malibu but only for the rich of richest. and the next generation apple store, what cool things you can do if you ever travel to dhaeg. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues. with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, racial tension sparks controversy at two schools and students at one school gathered this morning in protest. >>> and an emotional surprise appearance by the white house chief of staff as he defended president trump and a diet soda bombshell saying they are likely to cause weight gain than shed pounds. >>> first breaking news story out of atlantic city. chopper 6 hd is back live over the scene where utility crews are working to fix a gas leak near the intersection of tennessee and aid reetic avenue. and the line was struck while crews were doing work and the school was evacuateds about as a precaution but they have since been let back in. no injuries are reported but look for updates

. >>> topping the people scene we get a rare look at home of johnny carson on the market for a steep price aloof the beach on malibu, the host lived there for 20 years and bought it in the 80s and sold when he passed away in 2005. sydney and caroline kimmel own its now. moneyball was one of his blockbuster hits. and it's glass walled and has an arboretum with lush gardens and guest house and cliff side-views and impressive tennis court and pavilion. >> right across the way is johnny's famous tennis court that wimbledon gave him he played every day and went to wimbledon every year and one of the most stunning tennis courts and pavilions we have ever seen. >> now for the price -- $81.5 million. it can all be yours. melissa you are from california. you want to buy that? >> i have to start saving. >> put it on lay away. >> exactly. we have nice conditions into the weekend. i'll show what you going on outside. stormtracker 6 live double scan you see it's dry and no issues with precipitation and a good weekend on the way, sky 6 hd we are at spring mountain and this time of the year it turn

the show is called "there's johnny," inspired by johnny carson, whose show was his holy grail for standup about a kid who works backstage and how it affects johnny or how he affects him. >> what was really impactful was just how good johnny carson was, and also it seems such a silly thing to say, but in '72, it was before there were even video recorders, so you could not watch the show when you wanted to. you watched when it was on. so you stayed up until 11:30, but it made it special. and even if the show wasn't great, johnny was great. the art of getting up and thinking of something funny and making it funny and continuing the make it funny has not changed that you know, i feel realized something that your health is not important as long as you have your material goods. >> you know. and also the first time i ever went on stage was freshman year in college. i was 18. when i went on a couple of years ago, it was like the same exact feeling. there aren't many things you can replicate when you're 18. in fact, nothing except that. so to have that and go, oh, it's like being 18 again, that's

he had 6,028 shows that shattered the record of johnny carson. >>> the pennsylvania academy of fine artsexhibition that celebrates a renown artist, but not in the medium he is known for. karen rogers has 6abc loves the arts. contrary artist chuck close is famous for his paintings, but photographs are part of the process. thisthis is called chuck close photographs. >> one of our most important artist of our time. a painter a lot of people would call a photo realist. he starts every portrait with a photograph. >> what's interesting, the forecasts could be a stand alone work of art. it features 90s of his photos taken from 1964. including brad pitt. you will see pictures of hillary and bill clinton and alec ball ball -- baldwin and kate moss. >> you will see it has a skin tone to it, his flesh and pink and yellow tones. michelle details how the artist cruise of photography led to a study of the medium itself. it was over the last 50 years that the polaroid led him to 35-millimeter, to all these techniques and photography are in the exhibition. >> reporter: it was organized by the parish art

. >> after years of performing in clubs, seinfeld finally made on it "johnny carson." >> who designedy do they make them look like a tiny suit? >> imagine nbc, you have a kid going on "the tonight show" with carson and late night with letterman three, four times a year, both shows. they never once went, maybe we should talk with this young man. >> come on. >> no. nothing. they never talked with me. >> you never pitched to them? >> no. >> how come? >> they were doing "alf." they were doing "cheers." >> of course nbc did finally give seinfeld a shot and a series. and almost 20 years after the finale, it's still seen all over the world. so what happens when you're at home? it's hard to miss sometimes, if you're just clicking. do you stop -- >> no, i can't. >> can't touch it? >> maybe like two lines, then i got to go. my daughter to annoy me last night was playing the theme song of the show. >> that's kind of mean. >> yeah, she wanted me to come in her room to talk, i said you come in our room to talk. and we were having a fight about that. who would go into whose room? so to get me, she

so little is a popular figure on johnny carson all the time. and also joking around with the ability to charm of us youu could be in a bad moon around this is a draft dodging trader. they cannot resist he is a likable. when he finds his way back in the '60s as a grizzly bear. them was like a circus bear. sin the last act like he is the teddy bear all lit to embrace him. he gets his shot again this is a fight for our black pride. and don king pulls off a bizarre spectacle under a dictator nobody has seen anything like this maybe he took 200,000 positions but he is having his sparring partners hit him because he believes he can build up resistance if nobody cannot givey now. and to be immune to a knockout. in den foreman's arms start to get tired and then ali starts to fight back. ferguson told me he believes he was drugged by his old manager before the fight did he also told the that he gave $25,000 cash to make sure it was fair and found out later that ali p her baby tomorrow. [laughter] i asked his manager and he said that is ridiculous we onl

he would go on johnny carson and talk to jerry lewis and make jokes. time, he's saying all white people were going to die. how he pulled it this off, this amazing balancing act, is crazy. and i think it's part of the reason why he had problem with women. his wife said, he didn't like sex that much. he just liked to please people, make them happy. he felt the more he could give of himself the happier the world would be. that was ali. >> yeah. what did you learn about him as a fighter? we talked about the number of punches that he took. obviously you can't talk about him as a man without talking about his role that he played as the greatest of all time in the ring. what did you learn about his fighting days? >> the courage he showed outside the ring was a key part of his abilities inside the ring. he was -- he was young, when he was young he was so fast and strong that he overwhelmed people. he couldn't be touched. but after his layoff when he was exiled for 3.5 years, he came back, and he was slower. his jab wasn't as effective. he started taking punche

my name is johnny carson and i work a d.-w. . climate change is affecting us on. rising sea levels and imagine when i turn nineteen months in line to our streets. homes. and change plans. through entire communities. the good news is our own choices in energy conservation. recycling. and transport can help redraw the line find out what you can do today at redraw the lines at all. the party of cotland president colors pushed him on has announced it will present him with a formal declaration of independence if madrid tries to curtail catalonians political power as the statement comes just hours before a deadline set by spanish prime minister monti an order.

has become part of the nomenclature it was part of johnny carson a little but you know. all shows even phelim they all do it yeah i think it's tough for them right so it's tough for the guys who are on the big five networks trying to do. you know humor that's going to apply to everyone but. they're in a tough position but luckily i don't have that burden. on me or contribute to for larry we're more well more yeah what was a like it was fantastic larry more and yeah he sent task you know he was on the daily show before and jon stewart was our executive producer just lots of great role models i loved the job we had to go on every night and talk about you know we had a panel we did sketches you know there were so many different elements to the show that i was able to take part in which jon stewart and i know him well yeah it's your thoughts on his genius. i think there's nothing like it i've never seen anything like it in the comedy world i've never people always say you know she is the father of this style and while i would give credit to the women who also created the dai

it never occurred to me that johnny carson and david letterman would go off the air, it never occurredsnow. >> he started on "win ben's money". >> he also helped to create a satire of crude male behavior called "the man show". >> and now the hosts of the man show adam carola and jimmy kimmel. >> it was a fun show, some people didn't understand we were joking so there were kind of two aud jenseiences for that show. the audience that was in on it and the audience that wasn't. >> and being angry that they weren't. >> we tried to make it like a lot of angry people were watching but something like 40% of our audience was female. >> what kind of a maniac wants this job? >> in 2003, abc offered him a talk show of his own. >> it seemed like a good idea at the time. i quickly realized it wasn't. >> what do you mean? >> six months it i prayed they would cancel it. it was overwhelming. nobody wanted to be on the show. it was live from 9:00 to 10:00 every night i was depressed, nobody seemed to be watching the show. it was very unpleasant all the way around. >> he stuck it out and survived. in par

i am 64 and i remember johnny carson and jay leno, david was farn, and comedy ranging and free. now it has a narrow ideology and that is all i really have to say. host: ok. helen is on the democratic line calling from lake michigan. hi, helen. caller: thank you for having me. you are really pretty, by the way. is ii wanted to say thatlly love the fact jimmy kimmel, jimmy fallon, too. are all people they are human beings. people like you or i. i was dismayed by so many -- there were a couple callers that really said that people were of trump.e hell out well he gives them an awful lot to laugh at. i don't understand how on earth in this world that we could look at this man and not see him for what he truly is and i just find in a sensemost evil and i just don't comprehend it. host: do you think it is the job of comedians? caller: yes. i think it's a job of anybody who is on tv to talk to the havee because he doesn't -- like nothing for an approval rating. he's not really presidential at all. look what he did to the people in puerto rico. of this is ridiculous. what because they ar

neil: he's singing the president -- >> it is fun, jay leno and johnny carson, they took shots on bothe country, man, onward and forward. leave the statue and take the cannolis. [ laughter ] >> joe piscopo. a lot of people are aware of the cannolis and their presence, i know what you're thinking, neil, it's not healthy. again, no. a little more after this. nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] mmm. the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly, while the heated seat soothes your back, neck and shoulders. kohler is an expert in bathing, so you can count on a deep soaking experience. are you seeing this? the kohler walk-in bath comes with fully adjustable hydrotherapy jets and our exclusive bubblemassage. everything is installed in as little as a day by a kohler-c

>> you know, you have me thinking there of johnny carson for a moment. the great, owhat is in my head? rand paul is difficult to know. other than that it seems to be about rand paul. and okay to tell kira taxes there is a sense in wowhich you are doing g this for the good o the country. >> one would hope. >> so rand paul seems to be doing it for the good of rand paul. and there he has become the biggest outlier in the republican party and the senate it was seen in a very long time. >> thank you all. moment come back to my final push by us backed forces in iraq. ousting the islamic state from the self-declared k does the us have a post exists strategy for the middle east? will ask general keene next. forces in n backed syria declared victory in this northern city of raqqa dealing a major blow to isis in its capital. raqqa and liberation by the syrian democratic forces. a coalition of kurdish and militias may mark the end of islamic state self-declared -- in iraq and syria because the us have a strategy for a post isis middle east. ss retired four-star gen

>> you know, you had me thinking of johnny carson for a moment, what's in my head, rand paul, it's difficult to know other than it seems to be about rand paul. on either health care or taxes, there was a sense in which you were doing this for the good of the country. paul: one hopes. >> one would hope, rand paul seems to be doing for the good of rand paul and there's he's become the biggest outlier in the republican party and the senate that we have seen in a very long time. paul: all right, thank you all, when we come back, final push by u.s. back forces in raqqah, oust the islamic state from self-proclaimed capital, so does the u.s. have a post strategy, we will ask general jack keane next copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of deat

as he explained to me was focused on making money, learning how to make more money and watching johnny carson. this is a completely set of values. he also talked about how mccain was less in his class in indianapolis. trump was in a real military academy, trump was in a pretend academy at the same time playing soldier. there is a -- and a president who wants to threaten a guy with cancer. it's shocking. >> doug, is there a precedent for a sitting president to be going after someone of his own party like this? i guess he was annoyed about the vote on healthcare, but his still in his own party and he still could use as much support as he can get in the senate. >> look, it's understandable if donald trump's disappointed in john mccain, didn't like the big thumbs down, but the very fact is he had said john mccain's not a war hero, i don't like people captured. trying to destroy mccain's heroism. mccain is a theater-like figure in our opinion. so, no we've never had anything like this. i've seen mccain like ted kennedy for his last great year in the senate taking a month ral high ground. if donald

. >> reporter: you, like me used to watch johnny carson and he would ask a why do you have a cat.es an ideal pet. we have a case to tell johnny he is wrong up in heaven because do you see those black balconies, it was a cat that saved the day once again. hey, girlfriend. how's your café au lait? oh, it's actually... (squeaking of balloon) it's ver... (squeaking) i'm being so serious right now. i really want to know how your coffee is. it's... (squeaking of balloon, laughing) i had a second balloon! goodbye! oof, that milk in your coffee was messing with you, wasn't it? yeah, it happens to more people than you think. try lactaid, it's real milk, without that annoying lactose. mmm. good, right? yeah. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn't mess with you. and now, try our real sour cream. it's delicious. >>> when found out today. >> neighbors joined in prayer after finding out that two young boys were found dead in their home. who police are questioning, right now. >>> flames light up new jersey sky overnight fast moving fire breaks out in an apartment complex, how some sleeping resident

google jay leno and johnny carson and joe piscopo. johnny made folks about both sides and was fun. now they are taking it too seriously. this week, where they went, inexcusable in my mind. dean: trump means ratings and if you talk about trump, colbert's show weren't so great. >> deal with it, brother. the president needs ratings. the other news networks plan president trump all the time because there's a definite, definitive spike in the ratings but can we stop the hate and just stop with -- i remember back in the day that everyone just join together. can i say it's been great to see you, abby, god bless you. you look great. [inaudible conversations] ed: more "fox and friends" coming up. ♪ .. now that we have your attention... capri sun has four updated drinks. now with only the good stuff. do you know how to use those? nope. get those kids some new capri sun! >> hurricane nate made landfall saturday night at the mississippi river. >> the worst hurricane that is impacted in mississippi since hurricane katrina. >> breaking tonight coming breaking tonight, you know fonda the hotel ro

johnny carson was huge and a friend of bobby's had been up to that night determinedly nonpolitical butng to write those who represent us in washington to do something about the ease with which all kinds of people get their hands on guns. we are not, we know, a giant stumbling in the dark. we know the country we live in. if some believe this is the best we can do, let them say so. if there are those who believe we can do better, let them say so all the louder. perhaps this starts with a call to your member of congress. and here, if your care, is the capitol phone number. write it down. 202-225-3121. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> the fact that he had the type of weaponry and the amount of weaponry in that room, it was preplanned. >> war zone in las vegas. >> a battlefield, that's exactly what it was. >> new details on the shooter's massive arsenal. and the same old excuses to stay out of the gun debate. >> i think it's premature. >> we'll be talking about gun laws as time goes by. >>> plus

. >> brian: everyone wants a solution, i'm watching the vietnam series and johnny carson after a horrificetnam, says were not going to do the tonight show tonight and i'm going to toss it to my news division. in times of horror, maybe the responsible thing is to throw at it on jimmyt keep kimmel. >> i 100% agree with president trump and calling out the hypocrisy of fake news, presenting themselves as experts and people they should take seriously. even though they have no policy backgrounds. you pointed out this monster who perpetrated these attacks passed the rigorous background checks. he passed background checks in multiple states. it's not about that, it's about reconstituting our national fabric and saying we believe in virtue, we believe that character matters. if you talk about character, those late-night characters down in hollywood, they will make fun of you and say that you are wacko or a religious nut job. how about we talk about that? >> what legislation if the liberal's could name one thing that we could have done to prevent this. i'm all ears. >> 48% of the country says they

. >> this was the material i wrote from my bedroom when i grew up to the first time i got on johnny carsonot me through the clubs, through all that hierarchy, through all that, you know, little struggle-- which wasn't a struggle to me because i loved it. i was in it. i just wanted to be in it. but that was the joke i wrote on a piece of paper and i said it to two friends in college, and i read it to them. i said, what do you think of this?" and they said, "that's funny." everybody laughed. and they said, "that's funny." and it's the first time i thought, "maybe i could be a comedian." >> stephen: did you share that. how long had you been husbanding-- >> that's where i started. >> stephen: how long had you been husbanding that dream? >> "husbanding?" >> stephen: it's a term-- >> it's like giving birth to a calf. >> stephen: how long had you been nurturing? how long had you been nurturing that dream of being a comedian? >> in my mind personally. >> stephen: yes. >> probably seven, eight years old. >> stephen: really? >> yeah, when i was a little kid-- when i first saw comedians on tv-- i thi

mohammed ali is a popular figure, he's on johnny carson all the time. he said he hated white people, white people were the blue-eyed devil and is still saying stuff like that but also joking with johnny carson and has the ability to charm us. impossible to hate the guy. his high school girlfriend that you cannot be in a bad mood around mohammed ali. even people who went into the room thinking this is a draft dodging trader, they couldn't resist the guy. he was so likable. when he starts fighting his way back, in the 60s he was a grizzly bear, wild, untamed, dangerous. by the 70s he's more like a circus bear, still dangerous but fun. he is entertaining. the last act of his life which i will talk about a little bit more, he's like a teddy bear, we want to embrace him. i want to think about why that is the case. he gets his shot at the heavyweight championship again fighting george foreman in zaire. this becomes a fight for black pride. a fight no matter who is the biggest, toughest black man on earth, don king pulls out a bizarre spectacle in zaire under

is becoming a popular figure in is on johnny carson all the time. he's also joking around with johnny carson and he has this ability to charm us. some passable to hayden. said you cannot be in a bad mood around him. even people thinking this is a draft dodging trader, they couldn't resist him. he was so likable. when he starts fighting his way back the writer says ali in the 60s was a grizzly bear. his wild and on teams. the 70s he's more like a circus bear. still dangerous, but fun and entertaining. the last act of his life we all just want to embrace them. think about why that's the case. he gets a shot at the heavyweight champion again fighting george foreman. this becomes the fight for black pride to declare who's the toughest black man on earth. don king pulls off a spectacle, nobody has ever seen anything like it. ali is a slower fighter. i counted all the punches he took he probably took about 200,000 punches if you include his amateur fights but by this point he's actually training to take those punches. he believes he can build up resistanc

keep in mind 20 years ago when johnny carson or maybe it was 30 years ago when johnny carson was thereght show. you couldn't really tell his politics because he just was an equal opportunity. ainsley: things have changed. steve: joke bertha stuff. now you turn on the late nights. late night does certainly tilt to the left. alienating half the country. ainsley: is he making so much money right now he probably is at a point where he says i don't care. if i lose the audience i have enough in the bank and he sees this as a platform for his son and speak out for other kids who don't have the luxury. pete: it's not bold or courageous to speak the group think. to be in hollywood. ainsley: to speak chuck schumer? pete: to spew democratic talking points. they want to preach at america because they look down at america. you can't watch jimmy kimmel and have different views on the second amendment or how healthcare should be delivered even if you have empathy for his child and what he is going through. real boldness would would be a comedian who would stand up and make fun of nancy pelosi that i'

. >> johnny carson used to work monday through friday -- or monday through thursday and take off friday he didn't, you know, not work monday through thursday and then work on friday what is your plan. >> happen to be working. what is your plan? >> i'll see you next week. >> thanks for the warning. >> get out. >> make sure you join us on monday "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm scott wapner with jim cramer live from the new york stock exchange cart quintanilla is off today. a drop in payrolls, down 33,000 in the wake of hurricanes irma and harvey let's look at how futures are shaking out on this friday morning, record-setting week looks like we'll open lower across the board europe is mostly lower, the ftse 100 getting a boost, modest. big boost in rates that's a story as well, the ten year note yield, look there, 2s and 10s on the move this morning, ten year at 238 look at crude oil as well. just below $50 a barrel, $49.65. road map starts with the hurricane effect the labor department reporting that 53,000 jobs we

. >> all about the competition because remember when johnny carson went away letterman wanted that spot they gave eight leno whole big thing between the two. >> it's all coming back. >> because it was late night. leno moved up and competed directly with letterman. >> it's all coming back. >> rivals until now. >> now they have a mark twain award. >> he's so wise. >> official now the nfl has confirmed justin timberlake will headline the super bowl half time show we talked you about weeks ago on good day. watch every day. timberlake posted on twitter before the nfl confirmed though with video featuring jimmy fallon. >> ex queue me, sir. do you have the time? >> i was going to ask you do you have the time? >> i do have the time. >> you do have half time? >> i do half time. >> you do half time. >> i do half time. >> you do half time. >> i do half time. >> you're doing doing the half time show at su super bowl. >> you're going half time. >> i'm doing the half time. [ laughter ] >> it his first time back at the super bowl sin wardrobe malfunction with janet jackson. that was topic in all of in

. >> johnny carson used to work monday through friday -- or monday through thursday and take off friday and then work on friday what is your plan. >> happen to be working. what is your plan? >> i'll see you next week. >> thanks for the warning. >> get out. >> make sure you join us on monday "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm scott wapner with jim cramer live from the new york stock exchange cart quintanilla is off today. a drop in payrolls, down 33,000 in the wake of hurricanes irma and harvey let's look at how futures are shaking out on this friday morning, record-setting week

but i remember johnny carson when he would go on at 11:30 at night, whoever was the president of thee president. can you figure out why? >> well, because they don't like him. and they didn't vote for him, but they're probably secretly happy that they won because they have material every single night. and that is every show, and it does get a little tiring. there are people that would love to have a choice of watching something that could take their mind off all the turmoil that's going on in ourly world. and, unfortunately, you can't because every single one has the same point of view. and that's the majority of the comedic material up top. they have their show. it's understand hart news. so if you don't want to watch it, you don't have to. but it's obviously very evident. ainsley: we have a montage of what a lot of the late night hosts are saying about this administration. take a look at this and we'll get your reaction. >> the white house is scaling back a rule that requires employers to cover birth control. and ask what people should do for birth control now? the white house says

ben carson. johnny erickson tata. the night in worship. it will be interactive time where people type in questions on facebook. we have a panel answering specific questions about economics and poverty. about religion. about politics. abby: just a reminder that we are all in this together. >> we are. abby: so good to have you here. pete: and of course kirk will be there as well. revive us.com. stick to the channel we have a lot more coming up including sebastian gorka and the man who killed usama bin laden rob o'neill coming up. go your own way♪ once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder,