kathy? kathy: flatter. jonathan: bob. bob: deeper. jonathan: matt. matt: flatter.athan: to the three of you, thank you, matt hornbach, kathy jones. that does it from us. we will see you next week. this was bloomberg real yield. this is bloomberg tv. ♪ xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for up to half the price of verizon so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. switch to xfinity mobile for half the price of verizon. new and existing customers get amazing value with our everyday pricing. switch today. mark: welcome to the bnn and bloomberg audiences. i am mark crumpton. in moscow, they have slashed interest rates. germany has signaled it would not oppose an embargo on russian oil. last night, russian missiles killed journalists in their home just as -- was visiting the ukrainian capital. odesa was also hit. the battle for donbas remains the russian focus. and advances have been slow in the

kathy: twenty.0, to participate, and we also have activities for the children. we're gonna do a art and scientific participation, and once they get a stamp on a little piece of paper, then they're also going to get some little gifts that we have for them, so it's really a family affair, and the family supports, you know, these children and young adults. i can't believe it. because of your program, damian, i think that our numbers doubled last year in terms of the participation of the community and the families. damian: that's so wonderful, and it's humbling to hear that. thank you so much, shirley. but, kathy, you've also developed some powerhouses. i know that one of the winners, i mean, their fee to play at your quinceañera or whatnot is as expensive as a professional mariachi. kathy: oh, they are as good as a professional group. these kids are awesome. i've seen young mariachi groups from alum rock, from san jose unified, from morgan hill, all over the-- hollister, san juan bautista. all these gr

kathy barnett, question?> yes, i'm going to take my cue from you and ask dave mccormick right now, if he watches commercials or you hear him talk, he tells us all the time, he is going to be tough on china. here is my question. how in the world are you going to be tough on china when china is the region -- reason why you are so rich? are you really going to bite the hand that feeds you? i don't think so. i do not believe you can be in bed with china financially and not be in bed china ideologically. you have not spent the past 20 years pushing america first. you are pushing communist ideology. >> time. i have another rapid response questioner lightning round question. i would like a yes/no from each each of you. switching up the order, because shaun gail has kind of changed our strategy here. one of the questions i wanted to ask was whether you would support mitch mcconnell as senate gop leader if he -- if you were elected to the senate. >> that is a resounding no. the man is a complete failure. >> he has alr

and kathy when you read her book, you will see just how hard it was for her and it was people like kathy that literally opened the doors for people like me. and so i appreciate you and and thank you and it's an honor to be standing next to you today, but what it's like to fly an f-18. i always tell people number one. you don't have a lot of time to stop and smell the roses. okay, it's not like you're up there and you're just you know, yippee. i can't, you know cowboy stuff. you're very intense. you're constantly thinking you're constantly working. i always tell people it's like imagine playing a soccer match and how physically difficult that is while doing math problems. in your head and doing a radio interview at the same time. all at the same time when you get out of the jet you literally open the hatch of the of the cockpit. and you walk out and you're completely drenched. have you ever walked out of a like an ace? it's called the sat or the act and your brain is just fried. that's what it's like after you fly a combat mission. that and your and your body is completely just you know,

kathy barnette abortion? >> think is so much i remember when mehmet oz talked about equating a beating heart in the womb as an acorn with just electrical current moving through it. and i was aghast because it might life value. i am the byproduct of a rape. my mother was 11 years old when i was conceived. my father was 21 and i am so grateful to god there were adults in the room who, i remember my grandmother marking her name with an annex and that was her signature. my grandmother knew enough to know what was growing in my mother's womb was a lie from very grateful to god there were adults in the room who saw value in me. at as a result of me standing here, i have children who are amazing in exactly the kind of people we all want being released into our society one day. george and i talked about before i'm so very grateful to god i am pro-life. >> , after follow-up? any exceptions? >> no. except for my own self no exception. for the life of a mother not the mental acuity of a mother but the absolute life of t

kathy and i have a lot in common we both grew up here in kentucky. we both left home and went into very mail dominated sort of environment and careers and national security. we have lived in some of the same place as alexandria virginia went through training at quantico. we both have the dream at a very young age. i wanted to ask you because you talk about it in your book, you sort of knew white kentucky? you knew deep down you wanted something else. can you talk about that? >> i have to say is a little girl i grew up on a big farm. i discover the rest of the world through books. to meet books are everything for a learn through books. there is somethingrm else. there's more out there and i was determined to see it. stories did take me too other places. i think that's what gave me the adventurous bug. and for some reason, probably my mom watching her and the fact she did not have many choices. she grew up in a time when there were no choices. and i wanted to have choices in my life. so i was determined that i was going to do something that other women

please welcome kathy spearman. [applause] >> so can't -- yes, you can hemi. iso can tell you can hear me. so amy is going to let me ask the first question and i think you'll love it but personal i just want to say to you thank you for everything you've done for our country, for your service and for all that you've done for young women who follow you and all those little girls who can look at amy and not ask the question, will i be able to do that? will i be able to fly that f/a-18? those little girls canay say no, i can do that, and that's because of amy. give her a big and for that. [applause] thank you. so my first question is this. for me and for i would say most people in this room, we are never going to fly and f/a-18, right? probably the closest we'll ever come is watching theov new tom cruise movie where he's not really flying the plane. so i really want to know, and amy touched on this a bit and a book about what it's like to fly and f/a-18. but i want to know more. i want to know how that feels viscerally. does it feel like you just want to scream an

and then it started happening, said kathy. so. >> she was kind of getting typical teenage -- and high school came and getting around the older kids she got, you know, worse. >> how did you cope with? that >> one day at a time. and loved her as much as i could. it was about the only thing. >> after high school, kiana went to college about a three hour drive from home. a year later, she moved to las vegas, very far from home now. she got closer and closer to her mom. >> she would call me every day, talk to me every day, text message. >> just a loving daughter? >> yes, i did not think anything that was happening. >> no idea, even in october 2013 when kianna called to say -- >> she was in the bus towards santa ana. >> did you say? why >> visiting friends is what she told. me >> but then, the girl who called her mother almost daily stopped calling. >> i would start going, wait a second, this is not right. i would text her and she would text right back. but this time nothing, nothing. >> gone, not a peep to her mom, to her friends,

so let start with opening statements, and kathy barnett, will start with you have 60 seconds. >> thank you and hello pennsylvania me tell you enter the country as well, all of the state in our country and completely unapologetic about his handling america is the greatest nation that is ever existed and she's the greatest nation that is ever existed because he was founded upon the greatest political document ever written and right now our country is in danger because we have elected officials who are moving through our constitution my god will moves through an antenna news for a lot of people are country does not exist apart from the u.s. constitution it, this seat that we are running for, so crucial, who would've thought that the greatest nation will come down to just one seat but that's what we find ourselves right now and one seat separates the democrats from being able to do exactly what they have always said they wanted to do and that is to fundamentally change this nation and that is why i'm running these very serious times a look forward to explaining to you why i am the better c

kathy: great question.hat we have seen in this business cycle that is different from the prior decade, corporate america has strong pricing power. if we went back 5, 6 years, wholesale prices would have gone up, but corporations would have had a hard time passing it on to consumers and it would have eroded profit margins. now we are not seeing that. i know you been speaking a lot about earnings the past few days, we will get the next quarterly earnings data rolling out, but up until this point earnings have been quite good. that is helping to fuel the equity market. corporate america has pricing power. kailey: are we starting to reach the limits of that? bed, bath & beyond disappointing, facing inflationary pressures, supply chain headwinds. the company says they see a slowdown in consumer demand. if demand starts to deteriorate, consumers are less tolerant of higher prices, is that the point we are at now? kathy: we may be, and that is the critical point of the cycle. we know that we are late cycle, but ho

kathy: i think we are pretty close to it. call for this year was around 2.25% on the 10 year, so as rates move above that, 2.5% or above, we will see -- jonathan: wonderful to catch up with you, as always. we've got something really powerful in the works, a balance sheet unwind, and no one can agree on what it will do when it starts. lisa: there isn't a lot of history here. even fed officials have said we do not understand the reaction function as well is unwinding the balance sheet. we will read about what the details are perhaps in the minutes. jonathan: looking forward to that. are you? tom: i've got the alarm set. vet bill and i will look into that. i think i will have to have an early beverage of my choice. i may have some beverages or several beverages. usually i have a few. jonathan: we know that, tom. just getting a headline from valdis dombrovskis out of europe. they will continue to ramp up sanctions on russia. we just got to that point now, i think a lot of people have come on gas come on crude. tom: maria tadeo ju

michelle with her mom kathy and her dad karl. i michelle also brought along baby from another relationship. >> and he never treated her like she was not his. >> together they had two boys. >> he loved his kids. anything they ever dreamed of he would do. anything. >> the little family lived into a trailer that his parents bought them, and he studied hard to become a real estate appraiser like his mom. he went into business with his parents, which, said michelle, is about when things began to go wrong. >> mark didn't like to be -- he was an independent person. >> the growing tensions spilled over at the kitchen table. mark demanded a bigger share of the money. they argued, and then michel chimed in. >> oh my goodness. when she opened her mouth, that just flipped off the handle and mark just you know stepped in as a husband, like a husband should do. >> that is how it began. the charm between father and son, the trouble that was going to get so much worse. mark split away from the family business, michel i have tim with bookkeeping.

you know, all through it her beloved sister kathy and her brother john can attest she never forgot where she came from or who she was. president obama, president secretary clinton, vice president al gore, members of congress, cabinet members past and present. today we honor a truly proud american who made all of us router to be americans. i also want to welcome the distinguished guest and dignitaries who travel from around the world to celebrate the daughter of the czech republic who knew what it meant to endure war and flee persecution. with her friend when he died i remember when madeleine eulogized him she used these words and iquote . she cast light into places of deepest darkness and reminded us constantly of our obligations to one another. these words, these words apply equallyto madeleine . when i got word that madeleine pass i was in midair on my way to europe to meet with our nato allies in brussels to help try to continue to keep the strong alliances together. our organization and international response to russia's beautiful brutal and unjustifiable war against ukraine . it was

when you read her book you will see just how hard it was for her and people like kathy that literally open the doors for people like me. i appreciate you and it's an honor to be standing next to you today. so what it's like to fly the f-18. number one you don't have a lot of time to stop and smell the roses. it's not like you are up there and like cowboy. your very intense. you constantly thinking and working. it's like health physically difficult that is will doing math problems in your head all att the same time. when you get out of the jet you opened the hatch of the cockpit and then you are drenched have you ever walked out in the sat or the act and your brain is fried? that's what it's like after you fly a combat mission. that and your body it's like walking off of the soccer field or the basketball court. it is exhilarating and the best job on the face of the earth because it is so challenging in your mind and in your body and the best part is when you do a training mission flying into las vegas and you pull up next to matthew mcconaughey private jet and he walks out in the cock

the first award goes to kathy green, kathy served in the house of representatives for 13 years and specializedn. she worked for congressman jim banks. kathy is passionate about her work and is a master of solving complex issues on behalf of constituents. her dedication during the early part of the pandemic was no surprise to anyone as she worked longer hours and made upwards of 100 calls a day to help people with their problems. kathy shared her expertise with other staff by creating a constituent services the preserve and a manual that other congressional staff -- other congressional offices could use for training staff who work in constituent services. kathy retired from congress in march of last year. our second award goes to someone that we c-span junkies recognize, joan. jonah served in the house of representatives for 30 years before several roles in committee officers on the house side and being appointed by speaker pelosi as the reading clerk of the house in 2010. as one of the most visible and consistent faces on c-span, he has been viewed by many as a trusting voice in the chaotic po

he said kathie lee. why do you love us? we are not good guys. i sent you are good guys.rom you. why do you love us? i sent first of all your made in the image of god and god loves his creation. i love god so i love who he loves. you're sort of guilty by association. and he said you're wonderful. you're wonderful human being. he said something to me that just broke my heart. he said no person of faith has ever told me that god loves us. actually he said nobody's ever told us that they love us from that world. i said that i think you've never really met a person of faith. somebody that truly loves god, loves jesus and believes he is god incarnate and taught us to love, not to condemn, wouldn't do that. >> jesse: we love you, kathie lee gifford. we love you so much because you showed an embarrassing picture of greg. the special. >> special fox nation "the jesus i know" the hottest thing on fox nation besides the hunter laptop special. "one more thing" is up next. livg with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a

i think kathy and thank you everyone. it's a pleasure to be here and thanks for inviting our organization to speak that i think that history education and the study of history is you cannot separate that from civic education. i mean they are one in the same to separate them as artificial and i know it gets done in school systems a lot, but it's it's kind of a way to to educate students in not recognizing the importance of history and how that is where civics evolved from. there's a so the the gillilerman institute was founded 27 years ago by mr. richard gilder and lewis lerman two friends who were entrepreneurs who had a love of american history and over a number of years built the largest private collection of american history documents in the world at that time. they then decided well now what are we going to do with this? and so they said well we can use this to give to a back to our mom alder we can make a museum we can but what really wanted to do is get into the hands of students into the hands of children for exact

kathy. i thinked not see commissioner bracket. i will unmute commissioner bracket. >> commissioner you become online. yes. >> i'm here. i done have comments i think i'm the commissioners said everything that i wanted say. congratulations on this project. i commend the team present and winning this contract. mall business is a thing to applaud and one of the small business system in the bay view and that is, i think. excellent for -- not the contract and commission but this neighborhood. with this do i have commissioner make a motion? i must have it approve. item 5e. >> i second this move. thank you, commissioners. it has been moved. the item moved and seconded. call the roll. commissioner members announce your vote for 5e. commissioner bracket? >> yes. why commissioner. >> yes. why commissioner scott. >> yes. >> vice chair rosales? >> yes >> chair abcents. the vote is 4 aye, one absent. >> approved. thank you. why the next item y. next is agenda item 5f. authorizing i disposition and development agreement and loan green light for

you know, and all through it, her beloved sister, kathy, and her brother john, can attest, she nevernt and secretary clinton, vice president al gore, members of congress, cabinet members past and present, today we honor a truly proud american who made all of us prouder to be americans. i also want to welcome the distinguished guests and dignitaries who travel from around the world to celebrate a daughter of the czech republic who knew what it meant to endure war and flee persecution. with her friend, when he died, i remember when madeleine eulogized him, and she said he reminded us constantly of our obligations to one another. these words, these words apply equally to madeleine. when i got word that madeleine passed, i was in midair on my way to europe to meet with our nato allies in brussels to help try and continue to keep the strong, strong alliances together, our organization and international response to russia's brutal and unjustifiable war against ukraine, and it was not lost on me that madeleine was a big part of the reason nato was still strong and galvanized as it is today.

. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to a new series on fox nation called "the jesus i know," i'm your host kathy lee giffordu might recognize me from a lot of years on television, movie, broadway, commercials . i did it for my living, for my life, i am a follower of jesus, in this series you meet fascinating people who share their faith journey in this difficult thing we call life, they are brave, honest and they are good friends of mine. we're starting today with one of my favorite human being on the planet. i am sure she is one of your favorites as well. she is talented, you know her, you love her, my favorite elf. hello to miss kristin chenoweth. >> hello. >> hello. >> i love. >> we have been friends for a long time. when i was thinking about who to have in the book, i thought of kristin, everyone knows what you have accomplished a lot of people don't know that you have a beautiful faith story with your beautiful career story. and i think that kind of fascinates people, about people in show business. don't believe you could be a spiritual person. >> they're so wrong, they is no idea the miracle was not j

and kathy, what do you think the picture is shaping up to be for the u.s. economy right now >> thank you, kelly. happy to be with you it's definitely a challenging environment for the fed reserve as you outlined. you have -- it's a question of how high does inflation go and how high do interest rates need to go. at the same time, can they really tame inflation without really damaging the expansion in a material way and having a hard landing as opposed to a soft landing. that's the critical question and it's challenging i would say that in the camp that maybe they can pull this off, you do as you ran through the labor market is really hot while that's bad in one sense, wages are running 5.6. prepandemic was 3% at the same time, you get a lot of income gains from that. that could keep the consumer afloat here at least for the next six to even 12 months we're a little bit more worried about 2023, actually >> sure, and that's a growing chorus basically it seems like what's happening is a growing portion of the nominal demand boom that's happening in the economy

new york governor kathy hochul spoke outside the train station tuesday. >> the people of the entire state of new york stand with the people of this community and say no more. no more mass shootings. no more disrupting lives. no more creating heartbreak for people just trying to live their lives as normal new yorkers. it has to end and it ends now. amy: the brooklyn attack is just one of several mass shootings that have occurred irecent days. on sunday, two people died and 10 were injured in a shooting at a nightclub in cedar rapids iowa. in indiana, six people were shot, including one fatally, at a birthday party sunday in indianapolis. and four people, including two teenagers, were shot saturday in washington, d.c., near nationals park after a baseball game. meanwhile, in georgia, republican governor brian kemp signed a law tuesday to allow residents to carry handguns in public without a license or background check. we will have more on the new york subway shooting after headlines. russian president vladimir putin has said peace talks with ukraine have hit a dead end. putin made the comm

and then tv host and author kathy lee gifford is here this morning, she'll preview her new fox nationesus i know, featuring honest conversations about the test of faith. don't miss a moment of it, coming up. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ if it's meant to be, it will be, it will be, maybe just let it be. ♪ if it's meant to be, it will be, it will be. ♪ baby, just let it be. ♪ so won't you ride with me, ride -- ♪ we could walk forever ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ♪ walking on ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ ♪ some ♪ ♪ may say ♪ ♪ i'm wishing my days away ♪ ♪ no way ♪ ♪ walking on the moon ♪ you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making

you can go out to my facebook at kathy barnett for senate.rn of africa, they held a very large fundraiser for me this saturday. every last one of those people changed their registration from democrat to republican. i'm seeing it when i go into the hispanic community, the amish community, which came out very big for president trump in 2016. they're also -- go on my facebook, you'll see me going across the commonwealth, over 1500 miles a week. people feel squeezed right now and the last thing they want is more of what the democrat party has to offer them. there is no ceiling on these gas prices right now. agriculture is one of the largest industries here in pennsylvania and we're seeing that impact them as well. maria: yeah. real quick, kathy. we know that president trump endorsed dr. oz, this is a crowded field. we've had david mccormick on this program as well. how you feeling about your campaign? >> i'm feeling really good, actually. president trump endorsed -- endorsing oz is probably the best thing that happened to my campaign. my team wok

we'll talk to kathy storm bergen just a few moments. she is the media coordinator as well as one of the nurses who will be on strike. technically it begins in about 40 minutes. for now. it's 6.45. so this is what they are hoping for. they're looking for a better deal, a better workplace environment. they've been able to give their boss is a heads up that they've been basically working without a contract for the past several weeks. and as james talked about, say they're overworked, underpaid, underappreciated and they are looking for a better deal before we talk to kathy, let me pull up a statement from their boss is from stanford. we're talking 5,000 nurses. yes, they had a heads up, but more than likely to fill 5,000 positions. that's going to be tough. so you might want to call ahead if you have an appointment today. this is what stanford told us. they say a union work stoppages, serious event that is disruptive to our patients, families and colleagues. the impact could be deep, long-lasting and costly. we have worked diligently to re

kathy gardner and also faye harris. both decided to cover care homes during the pandemic. two women took the health secretary mattancock and public health england. the governor bodyas called to report. this is dr. gardner's reaction after the ruling. >> i believed all along that my father and other residents who cared about care homes, were neglected and went down by the government. >> let's take a look at the policy. at the beginning of the pandemic, you might remember the u.k. government was free of space in english hospitals. 25 pounds of hospital patients were discharged into care homes. negative covid tests were not required before those transfers. that was problematic. if the patient had covid but no symptoms, and if there was no suitable isolation areas in those care homes, dr. gardner's lawyer was clear on the impact of that. >> it was increasingly recognized that people without symptoms were able to transmit covid. at that time, the government said it was ok to admit people to care homes without recommended isolation. they effectively sted covid into care homes. >

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governor hochul kathy hochul rode the subway yesterday. new yorkers are pretty tough and pretty greedy, and they're going to keep going on the subway. however, that does not prevent people who do not have to take the subway from not, from getting into an uber, from writing a city bike down to where they need to go. for a lot of people who work in manhattan and live in sunset park, they cannot afford a $70 uber ride to and from the city every single day if they are commuting. it is going to be a really big problem and a really big challenge for the mta to keep ringing those people back. guy: shelley, great stuff. thank you. we appreciate the updated reporting. shelly banjo on what we have learned, what we potentially will learn. we continue to bring you the latest developments here on bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. let's talk about inflation in europe. or specifically in the u.k. economists scrambling to raise forecast after the latest shock read we had from the ons. inflation in u.k. hitting a 30-your high. the data sho

l for no good has from kathy level than any pages printed jewish key. i am announcing that the american combat mission in iraq as furniture know as a hero, name, voice that's empty. how are you sure? who shit. okay. vacation. security of their country. can you know what the hell go out? you know, you can, you know, you can get off the channels, you want a better deal, a budget to get a job that anguish of danger towed a g, a shelby never let you know you may go over them a bit with penny how equities and going on i said equal to the lady who she normal in fish didn't get any. i mean as your beauty. darsh military story is shad boyd yet i me still it show i can over you do of thank you kim though she on deer like one puffin. it of a bigger with them is you know, cuz as you're more than i thought, i believe when a panel bay doors yell at music, you will get in and don't give out with the city to macro. she had a decent vote of the job is to char. sorry about tango. so gallagher o'geary tell us what day did coach. oh, had your big when i had your i got you

kathy leuders from nasa. hello there.t is killing off saturday's daytime showers, allowing those skies to clear and temperatures to fall away so do expect a frosty start to sunday, lots of blue sky and sunshine to begin with but quickly clouding over from the west. so here is that little ridge of high pressure moving over into europe and all eyes focused on this area of low out in the atlantic, this beautiful bass clef swirl of cloud which is going to gradually spill in cloud and eventually some rain from the west. so, enjoy the early morning sunshine, yes, a frosty start. unusual now for mid—april but as we push into the afternoon, the sunshine turning increasingly hazy, there will be showery outbreaks of rain into northern ireland, a bit more of a breeze here as well. highs in northern ireland, england and wales, ten to 13 degrees. a little bit colder, still, in the far north—east of scotland and the northern isles. now, as we move through sunday evening and overnight, we will continue to see quite a lot of cloud pushin

and we are thinking of his family right now, his wife, kathy, and their three children, ryan, tommy,lls of cbs news are missing a giant, but hoppie will always be in our hearts, and we know he would be rooting for his beloved mets tonight. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> right now at 7:00. >>> showers moving into the area. ow first ert possible with thunderstorms tracking into the plause knowbay area man walks free 32 years after his arrest for a crime he did not commit. >> we just look at him. he just say joy, he call my joy, joy, i'll be back. >> more bay area transit riders are being told they can drop the masks. the agencies just making the announcement. >>> a few places thrived. most of them didn't. some places lost close to 80% of their business. >> for hard-hit bay area cannabis companies, the return of marijuana's high holiday in san francisco couldn't come soon enough. >>> right now at 7:00 and streaming on cbs news bay area, dark skies moving across the region at this hour as the next rain maker rolls our w

kathy had acne. she was self-conscious and believed no one could see past her ugly blemishes.ommended she visit the advanced dermatology centers. today kathy is a new person, still working hard, now she has a new life and she's doing great things with it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you remember how much you got paid for that? >> i don't. somebody sent this to me a few months ago, whatever. ths is the first time, i swear in my life, i've seen it. i wasn't actually present. i was not there in that room. >> jimmy: it wasn't in your reel? >> i mean, what the hell? [ laughter ] it's so bizarre. then at the end when he comes up to me, he like looks down as if he's starting to undo my jacket or something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah maybe he was. >> the creepiest thing. i got so happy when he walked in the room. >> jimmy: when we come back, we will see a scene from the show. the first lady gillian anderson is with us! >> lou: portions of "jimmy kimmel live!" brought to you by ihop's new reward program, the international bank of pancakes. start earning pan-coins

kathy it doesn't make in my life, yeah. how can a beautiful profile application of women particularly in politics but things that men do right yeah, so kathy's in case you didn't hear in the back is asking a question about next female president. and when are we going to get to the point where for example women are not women in politicians are not being criticized for being ambitious, which is my favorite one right like those two things go hand in hand right to be a politician you need to the ambitious, but i'm going to take a stab stab at that question. first of all, i hope we also get rid of likeability. yes. i mean, i mean we we've achieved electability but likeability and we also need to get rid of this. well -- if i'm gonna laugh i'm gonna laugh if you don't like the sound of my voice we'll open your mouth and let me see would you sound like we've removed many of the strategic barriers that women have faced a traditional barriers that we've seen over the last 100 plus years, but still we need more women in the pipeline.