as a penalty for breaking that law -- >> reporter: louisiana state attorney general jeff landry agreesesident trump and thinks cities like new orleans should stop protecting people and start complying with federal immigration law. >> when you talk to people who come into this country the right way, and utilizing the rule of law and the process, that it is basically a slap in their face. >> reporter: landry has been the state's loudest critic of so-called sanctuary cities, places like new orleans, he says, one of over 200 jurisdictions that refuse to honor federal detention and deportation requests. >> unfortunately, sanctuary city policies undermine our justice system. >> reporter: last year landry testified in front of congress about a fatal bus crash outside of new orleans that killed a fireman. the driver? undocumented. he says the new orleans mayor hasn't been tough enough on people on city had thisily illegally. >> we're not become the federal government's deportation force. >> reporter: the mayor says he honored the consent decree which does not require an? er to ask someone's im

just like tammy taylor, from "friday night lights" but i'm not because i'm actually really more like landryuy and covered it up. ( laughter ) >> i really hate it when i go over to other people's houses and they have coffee tables that are made of glass because i just want to brack it. ( laughter ). >> it irks when people come up and say, "are you charlie rose?" well, no, i'm not. that's just my tv name. in my personal life, i go by chuck rose. >> i've often found myself at other people's homes trying not to destroy their coffee table. >> i hate it when people assume just because i'm british that i'm friends with the royal family. that is an offensive stereotype. now, do i sit with the queen occasionally and break open half a bottle of chardonnay and watch "dr. who?" yes, but we hate each other. we hate watch. we both love "dr. who" but we hate each other. s woman is a straight-up bitch. we'll be back with the hosts of "pod save america." ♪ ♪ ( band playing ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my next guests are three former obama staffers who now h

trump himself is a great gator hunter, but stephen bannon is the troy landry of gator hunters and youan't give that up without losing his ability to drain the swamp. >> martha: the opposite, the polar opposite is jared kushner and ivanka trump, who have a very different way of doing things. but they appear to be more moderate and more conservative in a way about -- and i mean that in the sense of being more restrained perhaps in some of what they do. you are not -- what you think about that, that switcheroo? >> can you them imagine jared kushner out the middle of the bayou as a gator hunter? it doesn't work. he would be gator bait. it's not a world that is his world. it is stephen bannon's world. stephen bannon took breitbart from a blocked one of the top 50 sites in the world. he took a struggling august campaign of president trump to being president trump. he someone that knows the mainstream media is very much the enemy of the people. jared comes from a very different world, from the wall street world, the new york world and that's a valuable contributor within the white house. >>

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landry fredrick asked for a credit card because she was behind someone and eight year-olds don't have credit card, kiddo it is not going to work out. it is in the happening. how long has prison break been off the air, here's your tease or clue, head dog went worth has gray hard hair now. he has gray hair. how long has he been off the air. we will talk about the new season and tweet me your answer and win absolutely nothing. >>> 7:31. it is being called the strongest cup of coffee in the world, three or four times the amount of caffeine, in one cup would you drink it? would it be safe? it is called black inn some knee a. >> and american playboy, hugh hefner's sonnies behind a new tv seer that is details history of his father's iconic brand. cooper hefner joins us with more on the show debuting on amazon later this week, and mike, we have to ask, what was it like being hugh hefner's son can you imagine dating advice, growing up. >> or just watching is what going on around the house. >> i one time went to the playboy mansion, sue. >> one time, really just one. >> three or four times but

landry jane maybe she will be the next football star. she is our at let.i had to tell you, he was nice i necessity we always pick on him but for won. last piece of business, 14 cities are in philadelphia right now, like, groups come from 14 towns that want to host the draft next year and years to come. they are looking at what we are doing right, wrong and i have to tell you by all accounts last night, philly put on a show. >> we did okay. >> you were asking a little bit about how clean it is. they are keeping this place clean. people have been jogging through here, street sweepers up and down. if you get here at noon it is still clean. >> okay. >> roger goodell piece we were in the theater last night and couple minutes before he went on stage to start off the whole draft process he was in the crowd kissing babies, taking pictures. he wasn't in the green room, he was out in the middle on have that crowd that ended up booing him. >> idea was to get the know the crowd so they wouldn't boo but it didn't deter them at all. what was my other point. >> trash, ci

. >> landry wasn't there, he didn't have anyone to hit.ell me where i'm going. >> right off to the left. >> yes, ma'am. >> it is a one, two... >> okay. >> little bit over. >> one more back to the left. >> it is a one, it is a two. >> yeah. >> okay. >> whatever. >> pick your caddy. you have it all by yourself. >> this is the boss, shame, shame. shame, shame, shame, shame. he is the boss, right. >> right. >> whatever. >> you showed him, jen. >> fanatic you are sexy. >> what is that mike. >> you showed him and brody, attracting the ladies already. >> yeah, what does that mean. >> yeah, borrowedy not even a teenager yet. >> oh, no. >> tell me, the cherry blossom trees. >> they are in bloom, man. >> this is one of the best years alex. >> an amazing year. >> so you know people like this go to cherry blossoms, lovely pictures, family pictures i will tell you top spots to take your cherry blossom pictures in our area, so can you guess, some of the top spots? can you guess number one spot. >> are you in the top spot right there. >> i'm near it, but

city going, and i ask this in the context of, for example, we have tillman on frequently owner of landry'sents in new york city are very tough, wages are very tough. he thinks we're one of the toughest markets in the country. >> well, you know, i love the market in new york, why, there's more money in new york than in any other city and i really believe we have the customers. we are associated with the four season hotel which brings in customers and, you know, i'm really surprised downtown is booming especially at night. we are packed every night. you have so many young people who like to hang out and i think, to me, downtown was really a big surprise. they're going to be busy for lunch because of wall street, all the financial institutions, but we are really, really busy at night. >> are you saying then that in essence only a high-end restaurant would do well? talk to me about the other issues if you have a cheaper restaurant. >> you know what, if you are on the lower end, it's okay, like a shake shack or something like that might be really good and then the high end. it's the middle who

.: jason: the ceo of landry's and bill ford -- they tied.d 145 they both had north carolina winning. so we talked to them yesterday and what they have agreed to do is, instead of going to the tie-breaker, they are pulling the first place and second-place money and splitting it among their charities. so 161,000 dollars to each of their charities. --lman was playing for the foundation in houston and bill ford was playing for the shining hope foundation. david: as we look at the longer list, there is a story of local interest. our chairman. alumnus so he was rooting extra hard. $57,000 is going to the college of devising core, a group that advises students and get them into college. david: who is that guy at number eight? jason: he did ok this year. we had some big names. came in forest, just out of the money. i can tell you, having been part of a lot of the email chains going back-and-forth, these guys are great. david: how much total? $380,000 to charity. we said we would help them split the money up among the three winning charities. david:

landry, do you have questions? >> thank you, mr. chairman. one additional question we had, and i had a discussion a while ago talking about cost-cutting targets. we read a report that stated that $125 billion could be saved for five years if you don't waste in the department. this accounts for about 4% of dod outlays and they're the types of savings that companies try to achieve through cost-cutting practices and while i'm disappointed that this report was buried within the department, i think there are valuable lessons that can be learned from it. how do you believe we can best meet these cost-saving objectives and how have you seen the department implement some of the more actionable efficiencies? >> well, the report came out of the defense business board, as you know, and it wasn't really buried at all. it was easily accessible on the web. it was publicly briefed. we all talked about it, nobody was told you couldn't talk about it so i don't know where that whole thing came from, quite frankly, but to the substance of your concern, it does