from what i read in the tabloids, every available woman is currently having sex with pete davidson. ( laughter ) >> jon: pistol pete. >> stephen: good for you, pete. ( laughter ) speaking of surveys, another survey. this one found that eight out of ten americans say they use slang, but half admit to not even knowing the meaning of the terms they use. they don't even know what they're saying? t.b.h., that is high-key extra "fortnight" d.m.-slide. am i right, my butt-chuggies? ( cheers and applause ) am i? the survey had some surprisig results about who uses which slang. turns out, boomers use "woke" more than other generations. well, that got co-opted fast. but it's not a total shocker. boomers are on the cutting edge of being woke-- at 4:00 a.m., to pee. ( laughter ) on the other hand, boomers hate "ok boomer." all right, grandpa. other generations had their own favorite slang words. millennials liked "salty," meaning exceptionally bitter or angry, as well as "thirsty" meaning "needing attention." for example, salty and thirsty might be how you'd describe this video of mr. peanut dabbing. ( laughter )

. >> coach bob mckillop as head coach at davidson that small school against f not highly recruited out of high school just a remarkable right now to the the jonover a month now since jon gruden resigned as raiders head coach after those e-mails surface. you know the racist homophobic misogynistic language found in those e-mails. but the drama is picking up once again today announced the group suing the nfl and commissioner roger goodell green's attorney releasing a statement about the lawsuit that reads in part, quote, the complaint alleges that the defendants selectively leaked gruden's private correspondence to the wall street journal. new york times in order to harm gruden's reputation and force him out of his job. gruden is like lysed suffered significant injuries to his reputation that will affect his future employment prospects and endorsement opportunities end quote. the league responded calling the allegations meritless valley, too fight. the claims and gruden was just approaching the middle of a 10 year, 100 million dollar contract to win. he was forced to resign according to the lawsuit, he is not receiving any of the money left on

his name is jon davidson. he worked for the people of colorado and for the country for about ten years in that role. when he was appointed to that, or when he came over as my chief of staff, it was very shocking to me that he was willing to do it because he had a good job. he was doing really well for senator warner, but it gave him the chance to run a senate office, and he did an extraordinary job not just because of his understanding of policy and his understanding of politics. a lot of people have that around this place. but also his understanding of human nature and his belief that in all of us, even those of us that are senators, there can be a gem of goodness in us to be found and to be brought along and to be grown. that was true not just for me, but for the entire staff. he was an incredible mentor to probably hundreds of people that worked for me over the years both in the state of colorado and in here. he was an extraordinary manager who led with integrity and discipline and drive. while i was extrem