the third brings us to arizona senate candidate keri lake. she previously ran go governor in 2022 where she emerged as one of the fiercest defenders of trump's coup. and antagonistic to the press. >> we had a fraudulent election and corrupt election. fake news wants us to think that guy got 81 million votes. okay. all right. i am going to not only be the governor of arizona for four years. i will do two terms and be your worst freaking nightmare for eight years and we will reform the media as well. we will make you guys into journalists again. get ready. it will be a fun eight years. i can't wait. >> it will be fun. she lost. but i guess to her perverse credit, she really fully committed to the bit. going around to any fringe maga outlet. claiming the 2022 midterm election she lost were stolen as well. >> we know we won and showed up in droves and know that they intentionally sabotaged election day so we will fight to get the rifle duly elected governor myself into office. >> we won the election. i know my opponent who is sitting in the gover

people like keri lake, she ran on a platform that the 2020 election was stolen. that is a message so deeply baked into the maga base now i don't know if there is any way for real trump fans to come back. all the election denialism that has manifested is that a lot of the country simply just doesn't believe that elections can be free and fair. and that they can be free or flawed. every time he goes on the stump has been to drill that message home. even if the defamation suit succeeds, that is going to be a long time down the road. and the damage i think has already been done. >> so much damage. hugo, molly, thanks for joining us. joyce, stick around. we will check back in with you a little bit later. when we come back. president biden turns to some old friends for historic fund raising haul tonight. we have some of our friends on tap to break it all down for us and later. i want to take a closer look at the intersection of politics and ai during this consequential election year. g s consequential election year. ♪♪ why won't scout play with us anymore? he has somet

on a drinking spree keri, alone.e truth, the truth, so that dad will have to become a minister in some other way, what is this, and what? volodya immediately told me why you brought us together, our marriage will help dad become a minister, this is a lie, your volodya is vroom, yes, it’s strange that i was just minutes ago. she refused, kotukova came, tanka has been with her for half an hour, i’m not okay, but i’m afraid to come in, put on a robe, nazarova, what have you done here, oh, nin, battle maiden, what do you have? you should be an artist right off the bat, yes, come on, i can’t do that, well, yes, well, yes, then, look, paris, milan, san francisco, she’s good, i thought that this old horse doesn’t have a single saddle anymore if you don’t like it, then you’ll huddle, nazarova, come to the fore. are you planning to scold her? give it up, i’ll take everything she set for me here, of course, scold her, for good work, a bonus, and for the fact that she took things that were not from those that i prepared, a repr

but last night, we talked about keri lake and the fact she waved the white flag on the defamation suit. a big lie, too, her knock off sequel. that was as ridiculous and luckily not as violent. what strikes me as important, i want to say this because i think people think the libs want donald trump to be tried for this retribution. honestly, the thing most important to me is this aspect. we don't have a lot of mechanisms to focus people on establishing consensus facts. it was tarnished in lots of ways. the many we have seen, or in these other processes. like bar. when you get into the realm, there is nothing there. the facts are plain as day. the intentions are plain as day. to fix that for the american people, that is why i feel it is so important. not even about retribution or justice. it is about establishing. >> and part of it i think, because part of me is forever eight years old and constantly need to be entertained. part of it is just the hilarity of it. in the jeff clark disbarment trial, one of the things we learned from a senior official who testified is that jeff clark's belie

woman named keri phillips, and she saved the letters. indeed when he was running for president, she blackmailed him with the knowledge of her husband, who who knew all along what had been going on between harding and so another safeguard he had was to make a coal card that he sent her. that's a couple of pages long. but they were the code was to do, for example, the most notorious example was he called his --. jerry in the letters. so after he died, the, the whole story of the letters is rather abut it wound up in the hands f the library of congress. and they finally got permission to publish the letters a few years ago. and those are ones that we some of the some of the ones we don't we don't give them all. and we don't have by any means the complete code. i just said just that he was another one who went on for pages and pages of this. i mean sort of semi pornographic details of, of his adventures with the person with with or carry. i decided we would quote from a poem that he wrote another poem, poetry writing president. i don't know

. >> directed it keri russell, who i've been a fan of forever >> jimmy: you crushed it bud >> yeah, thanker's on me with jesse tyler ferguson." how did this start and what is it about and what is the premise? >> well, i was presented with this idea to do a podcast and take it out of the studio. and i take my guests out to dinner and so, i do dinners here in l.a. -- where am i i'm in new york. [ laughter ] i do dinners here in new york and l.a. and it's great, because, you know, you hear the ambiance of the restaurant you hear me and my guests order. you hear the specials. >> jimmy: you actually do it >> yeah, you hear the waiter come up to the table it's really, really cool you sort of feel like you're a a third person at the table. and i've had great guests. everyone from like tracee ellis ross and chelsea clinton. and we opened with ed o'neil we have -- sofia vergara's on the episode on tuesday >> jimmy: she is one of the best guests. >> she's so great. she's so great she sent me a voice memo on the day of it. she goes, "hey, jesse, are we really eating at this, or is it just props?" [

. >> while keri pulling up the do you want want to share for last fiscal year the commission had an open discussion about commission policy priorities we also shared with our office priorities are a little bit more in terms of the action items and what it is that we are seeking to do and here you'll see more of a policy goal that um, again, this commission agreed on and had an discussion especially given the remember the commission said to make sure we shared this with you and had allowed on turn out for anymore public dialogue to see if this is direction we want to go or anything missing. from the goals that you like to add. um, so really give you an opportunity championship to have a dedicated day for a retreat to talk about everything at the meeting here. >> so with that, i'm going to turn it over to president huie. >> all right. >> so um, some of the sorry i'm trying to look through the - some of the strategic goals we had detailed last time i guess the fiscal year or last year. last year were um, obviously supporting small businesses retention and growth and attracting new businesse

i'm going to tell you my favorite look was keri mulligan. she looked incredible.hat dress for her specifically for the carpet. she looks magnificent. >> no doubt about it. kahlana did you have a pick? >> yes. it was america ferrera. [ applause ] i thought she looked incredible. apparently this dress took 400 hours and seven people to make. it showed because the tailoring of this dress was perfect. it hit her body and just played up her curves very nicely. i love the neck line. i love that it was a mix of square and heart shaped. i thought it accentuated her declotate. and i love the color pink. she's done neutral colors all award season. i thought this pink was a nod to barbie, but it was also a way to just kind of save the best for last. >> dress that didn't even possibly seem comfortable, she looked comfortable wearing it. right? >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> wearing pink right now. >> i did not pick a barbie person as lily gladstone in gucci. more importantly, gucci collaborated with an indigenous designer, joe big mountain. so what you saw is lily playing up her

keri was able to get away. the group managed to get a bike on the animal and hold it down until help finally arrived. trauma to her face and permanent nerve damage, but says she's just thankful to be alive. can you imagine? >> cougars are just out and loose now? >> i guess in washington. >> glad she's okay. >>> we have a lot more to get to this morning, including the best time of year for college basketball fans. the fields are set for the men's and women's ncaa basketball tournaments. the madness is here. jesse kirsch joins us with everything you need to know. how is your bracket looking? >> reporter: good morning, my bracket is not busted yet. i bet there are a lot of college basketball fans out there booking flights and hotels today, we now know who's in and where every team will play, we're talking about between women and men, 136 schools, now getting ready for their chance in the big dance. from first timers to tournament regulars. >> can they win another national championship? >> reporter: this morning co