>> jonah: yes. >> anthony: in the little -- >> darren: in the canoe? >> jonah: in the canoe, yes.ves, eggplant, some spices, then the zebu meat. >> anthony: it should be pointed out we bought a lot of food. this sort of spread is not an everyday meal in these parts. ah, there's your veggie platter. >> darren: beautiful. >> anthony: there you go, man. >> jonah: now we have, uh, piece of a shark. he says that before 2000, more fishes but since then -- >> anthony: smaller fish. >> jonah: smaller fish and the quantity as well, smaller. >> anthony: there you go dude, darren: that's a ya hing. salad. >> anthony: yeah, yeah, yeah. 's one of those days where the artifice of making television threatens to move dangerously into cruelty. what are you guys eating over here? who gets to eat, and when, becomes a pressing concern to the two of us. >> darren: can we get the kids eating? can we hand out the food? >> jonah: uh, in a local village like this -- >> anthony: uh-huh. >> jonah: first they did serve the men. >> anthony: right. >> jonah: and then the kids, they will eat later. >> anthony:

-jonah: good morning. -lemonis: jonah? -jonah: yes. hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. how are you? nick: how are you doing? nick meola, artistic stitch. jonah: hi. nick: it's nice to be at your company today. jonah: so, what can we do for you? nick: we're here today -- we'd like to sell you some products for your company. jonah: okay. nick: yeah, if you're interested, we can show you a few samples of what we have. lemonis: nick doesn't understand the basics of selling. the first thing you do is try to create some sort of common ground with people -- ask them a little bit about themselves, be a good listener. nick: the most popular golf shirt that we carry is a piqué polo. lemonis: the first thing nick does -- he takes a shirt out of his bag. nick: once you can tell me exactly the quantity that you're looking for, then i can give you a pretty stern price. the first time, there's a charge to digitize your logo. lemonis: nick's way ahead of himself here. you don't bring up price as your opening line. you have to establish a rapport. you have to understand what their needs are, and the

jonah? >> i think trump is largely right about this one. thing between tillerson and trump. it's acoustic guitar and electric guitar. i'm sorry. i had to do it. i think the problem is consistency of message more than anything else. it's very much a sort of trump in europe saying that, who would not say the words for article five for nato but cited in the rose garden. if he was going to come around supporting article five and nato, if we are going to have this plan of qatar, let's have it. >> the question i have about trump's at about qatar did he know that we have thousands of troops in qatar, the headquarters of central command, the most important center of command -- me when the original tweets? >> the original tweet. he has a tendency to take in the last thing he heard, the saudis told him this. he went with it in a very unnuanced way which caused, i happen to know, a great deal of consummation in the pentagon. they are all allies in the the - qatar is problematic. >> bret: pretty firm statement saying we are with president trump. obviou

ab stoddard, mollie hemingway, and jonah jonah goldberg. you have a 50-48 split.now, we are not too with this thing, that's what they're saying. >> mitch mcconnell knew exactly what was going to happen the minute this was released. he is not surprised. i do believe ted cruz really wants to get to yes. there can be some more wrangling but that could threaten the support of moderates on the other side of the republican conference. either way, they've decided internally that they need to get this back. people bring it to the floor. they can bring it down to one or two people, stopping the fulfillment of a seven-year promise. they've lost too much time and too much momentum. there are strong indications that they are going to get this through the senate and if they can, pass the over to the house and get this possibly before the july 4th holiday. they are in a huge rush and it's intentional. >> john: the other three senators, rob johnson, mike lee, and rand paul. let's listen to what rand paul said about it earlier. >> we cannot support the current bill. we are open t

oliver: ceo jonah peretti has been there since the get-go. a company that has evolved quite a bit in terms of the content on its website. i remember when buzzfeed was shifting and hiring financial reporters to build out a business reporting part of the website, and that was a big deal. that is still there, but it seems like their focus has shifted much more. even in this story, we get about halfway before we start talking about news. this company looks very different than it did a couple of years ago i feel like. gerry: buzzfeed is 11 years old now, and just like a lot of digital media companies, they have shifted towards online video. what buzzfeed and a lot of online media companies realize now is that there is even more money if you take the online video and figure out a way to turn it into a 23-minute television show, or a two-hour movie. a lot of people talk about cord-cutting, and how tv is dead, but there is still an enormous amount of money in television advertising. that is what buzzfeed is going for. carol: in your story, you talk a

jonah goldberg, a.b. stoddard, mollie hemingway. good evening.white house victory. >> i think that's right. this was a win and a vindication for donald trump and the travel ban. it was also a win for the plane that are of the law. part of the reason why this was such a clear win for the white house is that they were on the right side of a constitutional legal argument. the president has plenipotentiary power terrae navigation -- immigration. the ninth circuit opinion, fourth circuit opinion were bad and political decisions. would have been a huge mass if the supreme court had not clarified that the president does have these powers and it did trim back certainly some of the more expansive ideas of quote what the ban is supposed to be. people from these countries can come in. they just need a good reason. >> bill: the courts in february and march. we were listening to them. >> these rulings were kind of ridiculous. they were going through donald trump's campaign tweets and try to ascertain deeper meaning. that was a bad precedent to set, this idea

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so better than a lot of people. >> i'll take 80% of jonah. >>> rockets star mvp runnerup james hardenching the a's. tied at one in the 6th ryan healy first career grand slam 18th homer of the year a's 5-1. 6-49th inning houston with the tying run on against castilla but against mccann to ground into the game ending double play. oakland wins their fourth straight, 6-4 the final. >>> check out this guy's putt on the mini golf course down the stream going to speed it up. looks like it's going to go in. knocked away by his good buddy. would have been a hole in one joining the legend of jordan spieth over the weekend. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> here's your play of the day. giants and rockies at at&t park. it was all around midnight when denard span came to the plate with the game tied at 3 in the bottom of the 4th inning. >> hernandez the throw home and this game is over! [ applause and cheers ] >> yeah. span coming through in the clutch the walkoff single scoring hernandez. giants 4-3 and that's your play of the day. they will have a chance to sweep the series this afterno

so better than a lot of people. >> i'll take 80% of jonah. >>> rockets star mvp runnerup james harden watching the a's. in houston, tied at one in the 6th ryan healy first career grand slam 18th homer of the year a's 5-1. 6-49th inning houston with the tying run on against castilla but against mccann to ground into the game ending double play. oakland wins their fourth straight, 6-4 the final. >>> check out this guy's putt on the mini golf course down the stream going to speed it up. looks like it's going to go in. knocked away by his good buddy. would have been a hole in one joining the legend of jordan spieth over the weekend. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> here's your play of the day. giants and rockies at at&t park. it was all around midnight when denard span came to the plate with the game tied at 3 in the bottom of the 4th inning . >> hernandez the throw home and the game is over! [ applause and cheers ] >> yeah. span coming through in the clutch the walkoff single scoring hernandez. giants 4-3 and that's your play of the day. they will have a chance to sweep the ser

second round they take jonah boldman from australia. he played one year at ucla before going overseas and jaun evans from oklahoma state. josh hart goes end of round one. he was selected by taw traded >> the phillies wrapped up their series with the cardinals. has rare went through the stop sign and picked off at the plate. >> tommy joseph, 2-0 phillies. aaron nollan, stellar on the mound. allows one run striking out a season high eight batters. >> thank you, ducis. "jimmy kimmel live" live followed by "nightline." anthony hopkins, chris hardwick and music from queen. "action news" continues tomorrow morning. from ducis rogers, cecily tynan and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner.

i think it's up 15% for the year >> jonah. >> talk about schools letting us down, 7% of americans thinks from bar brown cows. >> it comes from brown cows, how stupid can they be. that can't be true. >> some are valedictorian. >> thanks for joining us. happy father's day. the cost of freedom is up next. >> can congress turned this. anywhere moment, he republicans and democrats coming together. now someone here says it's high time to seize the moment and deliver something positive for the american people. can it be done? adam, what do you think? >> of course it can be done. tragic moments like this remind us that we are all americans. the first tv image i saw was ryan thinking houston democrat

>> jonah. >> jimmy: jonah, how old are you? >> seven. >> jimmy: what does mommy do for a job?rk? >> jimmy: what does her office look like? >> it has two chairs a desk and a shelf. >> jimmy: is there anything on the shelf? >> yes. >> jimmy: what? >> two packs of gum. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you want to be when you grow up? >> i want to be a vet and gymnast. >> i'm just going to be a vet. >> a gymnast and a vet. >> jimmy: can you show me a a cartwheel? >> do it. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: let me see. hey, fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to be a superhero, a a ninja, a zookeeper, and doctor and a mommy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that's so fun. >> i'm just mostly eating or reading. >> jimmy: that's what you do? >> yes. >> jimmy: what are you reading right now? do you like anything? >> like, scholastic books. >> jimmy: yeah, give me a a couple books to read because i'm looking to do something this summer. >> "bad kitty." >> jimmy: "bad kitty?" >> yeah. >> jimmy: i read that one already. [ laughter ] >> "dogman." >> jimmy: "dogman?" >> by dean pilkey. >> jimmy: oh, is it

second round they take jonah boldman from australia.r at ucla before going overseas and jaun evans from oklahoma state. josh hart goes end of roundas so the lakers. we have more after the break. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> the phillies wrapped up their series with the cardinals. has rare went through the stop sign and picked off at the plate. >> tommy joseph, 2-0 phillies. aaron nollan, stellar on the mound. allows one run striking out a season high eight batters. >> thank you, ducis. "jimmy kimmel live" live followed by "nightline." anthon

new center piece of the team, met the local media, markelle fultz was in camden along with the pick, jonah bolden and mathias. fultz is maryland native and thrilled to be playing close to home. >> you know, close to family so being that my family is so close it makes it feel better. they were going to come with me but now that they are close we can visit home and stuff like that. it is a little bit of comfort. >> how about that, that is villanova star josh hart, celebrating, he is trade nothing blue and white for purple and gold. he was drafted by jazz but then traded to the lakers, with the final pick, in the first round, that is 30th overall. also, chris jenkins was not drafted but today he sign with the washington wizard, good luck, to big smooth. >>> on to baseball phillies are in arizona to open up a four game seer wits diamond backs tonight, game time is at 9:40. phillies snapping a five game losing streak yesterday, they beat cardinals at citizens bank park, five-one. aaron nola went seven and a their. only allowing one run, and four hits, and a punched out eighth. long road trip fo

jonah, there in lies the game in your town today. >> that's exactly right.aven't been in power for a very long time and they haven't -- a lot of them have forgotten or never knew how to legislate. one of my hopes is whoever is president that the republicans would get back to the sort of proper constitutional structure which says that the congress is the first branch of government. they should be churning out legislation regardless of what donald trump is tweeting, regardless of what donald trump is doing. instead because of about 60 years of inertia this city is designed to follow the president's lead. it is very difficult for these guys to figure out how to set out their own path. if they don't figure out how to get the agenda that got them elected by wider margins than donald trump got, they'll lose in a landslide like in 2006 and it will be the end of any hope of any serious conservative agenda getting accomplished. >> bill: seventh plain of hell? >> there are nine plains. >> bill: don't get burned there. jonah goldberg in washington >> shannon: can confi

. >> reporter: and taped his comedy central show "the meltdown" with jonah and kumail. >> is this seatorter: the big sick released this friday. nationwide mid july. focus grouped. >> they liked this movie even more than they liked bridesmaids and "trainwreck." >> it's my tip for culty hit of the summer. >> if you didn't like it but you had to pretend you liked it right now, how would you talk to me about it? >> it's really good. >> oh, thank you. i appreciate that. i would buy it. i'd buy your lie. >> reporter: as i mentioned, the real-life emily co-wrote the script. but zoe kazan plays her on screen. >> i think i'm going to go home. >> wait. wait. >> we haven't even had sex again yet. >> yeah. i'm just not that kind of girl. i only have sex once on the first date. >> did you kind of fancy her a little bit as well? >> zoe kazan? >> yeah. >> oh, she's great. no comment on your question. i did ask emily to not be on set during the scenes where me and zoe had to make out. i asked emily to not be there. >> because you wanted to just enjoy it, right? >> well, i -- no comment. no, i just fel

jonah hill and nick timothy worked for her for years and have been steadfastly loyal. the premise took office, there have been expressions of concern and advice that the circle that she needed to run the home office wasn't the same circle that she needed to run the government and it had to be wider. and i suppose that the election campaign did was bring that more outs to the fore. and at those concerns more demonstrable because of the campaign and what happened. certainly now if the prime minister using the opportunity to widen the circle of advice to her and be more inclusive of the party as a whole i'm sure that'll be the right thing to do. talking to mejust to do. talking to me just a little earlier in the other. norman was talking about the timescale and the argentines go because of the brexit talks. to do all of that, the prime minister needs the help of the dup in northern ireland. where saying that the press association is telling us that gavin williams and the chief whip are in belfast now to begin some talks with the dup. i should say it is only on pa at the m

heated mary jonah -- heat in arizona. lauren: can you really fry an egg on the pavement?ss you can. kim jong il is brutal regime in north korea after otto warmbier the american city of three days ago with severe brain damage at the time has died. >> he spent a year and a half in north korea. a lot of bad things happened, but at least we got him home to be with his parents where they were so happy to see him, even though he was in very tough conditions, but he just passed away a little while ago. it's a brutal regime in mobile at a handle it. lauren: 22-year-old student at the university of virginia was arrested and detained at pyongyang airport last year that these preparing to come home. 15 years of hard labor for trying to steal a poster while visiting a tour group. rex tiller said -- released in three other americans still being held. >> what we know about the cause of otto warmbier death. the board-certified family emergency medicine. good morning to see you. what might an autopsy tell us about what has been while he was in north korea? >> and non-toxic and give us a

starring roles and forgetting sarah marshall the remake of arthur and of course get him to the greek with jonah hill it would be impossible that talks russell brand without getting into film politics and that's just what he and larry did here's a little bit of that conversation what's what do you think of our president back across the pond i mean and i'm sure you've met him a number of times out there i mean one thing i do think about donald trump is these two very well i think is what is determining the numerous global political changes of our time these people have begun to spare of a lack of often to city people the same thing that people. the political figures are not real a lack of integrity. would call to double speak the language that is superficial and donald trump ninety many things and he almost certainly is but what you also is is authentic i think he really is or that that because does he have a philosophy that i don't think philosophy and authenticity necessarily correlate larry i think that when donald trump. is glib about race or about agenda even if you think my god i don't agre

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. >> for jacob and jonah, it's easier to sing it away. >> every time i get wet, i feel a little mad of the rain. >> for the kids, summer day camp has gotten off to a rocky start weather wise. >> it was a mess. >> heavy rain and winds tore through the yir on wednesday. >> quite a few obstacles, but we overcame them. >> when you have hundreds of kids, rain becomes a a problem for the campers. >> we like to play outside in the rain. >> i don't like to get wet. >> it's making these campers extra grumpy. >> probably just sit around in my basement and play video games and eat snacks. >> organizers at the music festival are hoping that doesn't happen. this is a family-friendly event. the entire football field here set to be transformed tomorrow morning. if they have to do it in the rain, they will. there will be scavenger hunts and bands for the kids. we'll tell you more about that to be the at 5:00 and 6:00. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> those kids, some of the best interviews ever. love hearing from them. >> we are getting our first look at what tropical storm cindy left behind the gulf c

jonah goldberg, senior editor at national review. susan page, editor in editor-in-chief of lifezette laura ingraham and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. >> there's a lot to focus on. short of getting five clock shadow and wearing wingtips on the beach, her transformation into full nixonian bitterness is incomplete. the idea that literally every single possible variable was to blame except her and her actions was remarkable. mesmerizing watching it. we forget that this is a side of hillary that's always been there. in her memoirs, she writes about a vast conspiracy that chief justice rehnquist was leading against her and her husband. this was a woman whose captain sidney blumenthal employed for decades, conspiracy monitor. it is this worldview that she is a force for truth and justice at all of these evil forces are to blame for anything bad that ever happens to her. >> you have to wonder who this does any good for. doesn't do any good for hillary clinton and her reputation and her standing prayer and she doesn't look big in

we do not have a whole lot of time, let's start with you, jonah.r thoughts. >> no surprise whatsoever. the supreme court did the right thing, very telling here. they overturned the injunction while letting us know that they are going to decide the case actually in the fall. that is what you cannot ignore. the supreme court as saying, as we all, i was screaming, donald trump was well within his authority to institute the temporary travel ban. that is a message today. >> heather: a big win for the trump administration. >> yes, absolutely. it is a travel restriction, limited, a travel pause. a limited in scope. it was 90 days, only applies to certain individuals family, business ties, political asylum coming into the country, they are still allowed to fly into the country. also applied to governments who have limited ability to search out and determine whether or not people are threats to the particular country. so i think the supreme court did the right thing. all along i believe that the president did have the power to put in the travel restriction.

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overall pick markelle fultz along with the 2017 class was joined by 21st, man take a lessort and, jonahes, the rookies, excuse me will throw in an already impressive young roster with joel embiid, ben simmons and dario czarrish, but fultz is ready to win right now. >> for me it is exciting, really just to have a dream as a kid, growing up and now that it has came true and i'm sure we have the same gel to turn this program around and the organization. so i'm just excited. >> well, the sixers, have a new nickname courtesy of joel embiid, he tweet add cord to go sixers fans the new nickname is the feds, fultz, embiid, dario, simmons, the feds are coming, #the process. last night during a one on one interview with fultz i asked him about the new nickname. >> it is embracing that the feds. >> that is pretty cool, i don't know if i like the name but i will go witt. whatever they are going with, i'm going with it. >> you got to do that. >> i like it. >> we will see fit catches on. >> pretty clever i like that. >> we will see you later. >>> coming up next, a hollywood a lister in pretty hot wat

. >> tnk >> jonah goldberg and katrina vanden heuvel. >> i think there's more evidence that james comeyhe russians than the trump campaign, so far. he's the one who acted on -- acted on -- >> go on. >> acted on what he knew to be fake russian intelligence. i think this is going to be a big dustup for the trump administration. once again. it distracted from anything they try to accomplish. but as far as real evidence of any collusion on the campaign's part, we have yet to see any. >> so what do they do about it? >> in their unique and inimitable style, nothing. chaos. they take eat beating. the trump administration seems to run a very small family business. not a large u.s. government. and i makes it very difficult be small political threats. >> jen, you have been a white house communications director. is there anything they can do? >> this is a week where this is a big moment. democrats have to live up to that. or comey will have to live up to that in some ways. they can try to change the subject. people will pay very close attention to what comey says. this is the first time he's testi

and second rounders jonah bolden and met eye as.xpect the team to have pretty good chemistry. >> we talked about a little bit, just doing whatever we need to do to win. sometimes i'll be on the ball, sometimes pretty much just flipping it up. you see now in the nba. everybody has different people bring up the ball. just what you got to do to win. and that's what i'm capable of doing. >> former villanova star josh heart celebrating on that night, as well. estraying in the blue and white for the purple and gold. he was drafted by the jazz, then trade trade the to the lakers final pick in the first round. that will was number 30, overall. >> hey that's all for sport, i'm don bell. have a great day. >> all right, well, i hate to talk about this, but we have to, every news anchor's nightmare came true during a bbc newscast tuesday night. the show hit a technical glitch leaving the anchor to stare at camera with nothing to say for four minutes. but, as jeannie mose report, some viewers didn't seem to minds. >> here's the what the news sou

that's the debate that jonah and i tried to address in our op-ed, but that is the debate that's going to happen. and special ed is a perfect example. >> as you can imagine we spent a significant portion of this panel early on talking about school choice. and i did want to get your take on a couple things now that you're here. i'm going to steal the floor back if you guys don't mind for a sec. you recently toured a rural public school with secretary devos. i would love to hear whether you had any, you know, insightful takeaways from that? you're now apparently -- >> i probably spent more time with her than any reporter in the room collectively. >> i think that's probably fair. >> if you add up every reporter here, i probably spent more time -- >> so we're dying to hear. but have you scheduled -- the tradeoff, right, was that you were going to then tour a school of choice with secretary devos. has that been scheduled? >> she asked me -- she actually asked me to go to the school she was doing in indiana. but i was already scheduled. i'm in school visits a lot. and i was scheduled in mcdo

jonah fisher reporting there.a gym days before the attack. the footage was passed on to police. more arrests have been made in raids in east london, by officers investigating the london bridge attack. sacked fbi chiefjames comey prepares to give evidence over the trump campaign's links with russia. an update on the market numbers for you. flybe has posted a loss of £20m for last year after struggling with slower customer demand and rising costs. that's a sharp reversal of last year's near £3m profit. year's near £3 million profit. the firm blamed tough market conditions and the cost of upgrading its it systems. ride hailing app uber is underfire again after it emerged that its boss in asia obtained the medical records of a passenger who was raped by one of the company's drivers. he's since been fired, but shared the information with uber‘s chief executive — travis kalanick. critics say mr kalanick should also now step down. renewables overtook fossil fuels for generating electricity in the uk yesterday. more elect

that's jonah. >> is that jonah hill ? i'm not trying to name drop. no big deal. bradley cooper.o many? >> there can never be too many "hangovers" for there chow. >> man bun is an older trend. we were wondering could you put this on? >> yes. >> you have a lot of hair spray in here. >> thank you. yeah. okay. >> that's not enough bun. back. >> i was going to be dainty, but now -- >> imagine this is like a -- >> by the way, bradley cooper, your bff, another one of your best friends, also wear a man bun. >> is that me? it looks like me. it looks exactly -- now, look. that looks exactly like me. >> can we do a side by side? let's see. well, similar. you're missing the sun glasses. >> i think we're like fraternal twins. >> did you ever feel compared to bradley? >> we're not competitive. we're really good friends. i was really good at math, and he was very dumb. no, we're really -- we're like best friends. i was at his place. i was working on a thg with him, and i stole a couple of his i pods and i pads, and he's like you wearing my i pads, girl. i was like how do you know? >> i love ke

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. >> shannon: jonah goldberg is a fox news contributor. a swing at what you heard from senator paul. >> i think rand paul is exactly right. we're in this very strange situation where republicans ran for seven years saying we have to repeal obamacare, we have to destroy it, get rid of it entirely and they aren't doing it. it turns out they're dogs who caught the car and they don't want to get rid of all of it. the democrats are insisting it's a total and complete repeal. the mainstream republicans and democrats that is saying something not true. this is a complete repeal of obamacare and rand paul is standing out there basically alone looking like he is taking crazy pills because he is actually telling the truth. this is not what most of washington and most of the media is telling people. and what this is, something of a repeal of the expansion of medicaid but that was always sort of this tack-on to obamacare. it is not about getting rid of the heart of what obamacare was about. >> shannon: you know, he has made very specific objections. he

neil: what about for you, jonah, are you in the bullish camp, or whatever you want to call it? >> neil, big moves are made over time and that is how the money is made. look, we're due for a correction. jonas made this point. we've been talking about low volatility. there isn't a lot of fear in this market despite the fact there are a lot of things to be forful about. seeing 10 or 20% correction we are due for that. neil: when was last time we had a 10%? have we had it in this rally? >> we had it but i forgot. neil: right. >> so we're due for a little -- the thing for investors is, don't make it all or none decision when it comes to your portfolio and look for new buy opportunities when the finally makes correction. >> i don't think we'll have implosion. neil: kind of what you're saying, jonas. it wont be like a 1999, early 2000 preview to the, nothing like that? >> right. those companies, we had 80% nasdaq correction, we're not due for anything like that. have to watch overindulgence. crypto currencies. i think you should add long-term investment grade bonds, than maybe more st

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