[laughs] [laughs] >> greg: that might be the best larry.k that the press is treating joe biden unfairly? he seems like he has a screw loose. [laughs] >> larry: look, none of this is really working for joe biden. we have established that. the agenda's has gone down the hill. his presence he looks to be over. i just want to read a little poem for you are my political mentor roy over sin. your baby doesn't want you anymore, it's over, it breaks your heart into. to know that she has been untrue, but oh what would you do when she says to you, there was someone new. we are through, we are through. it's over. it's over. [laughs] that is the joe biden story as far as i'm concerned. [laughs] >> greg: thank you so much. you know it's funny though joe, the press isn't that bad on joe. this is just now kind of become a cultural thing. everybody knows that joe biden is done. but is not coming from fox. we know the audience we get. this is outside that realm for sure. >> joe: his declining numbers are just like cnn producer. by the way larry. [laughs] [l

>> greg: [laughing].> that's how you know. >> greg: kat? >> it's not an event. guys on the internet in their mom's basements typing racist stuff. that's going on all the time. that's all i have to say. >> greg: up next, worst politician. aoc, hard to smash the system at an event with appetiters and justin trudeau. worst politician? >> i will with de blasio. >> greg: you can change it? >> to cnn. my least favorite thing was the vaccine thing where he was eating the hamburger and fries. yes. if you are going to push vaccines you push a health lifestyle. if you get the vaccine you get free co-morbidities. >> greg: gain that weight. >> de blasio you have united new yorkers this being excited about eric adams. takes somebody that bad to get it done. a lot riding on eric adams. hopefully he can turn things around. de blasio doesn't realize how disliked he is. now he wants to run for governor. >> greg: exactly. while the crime was exploding, he was running for president as it was starting. did not stop him. i th

[laughs] [laughs] >> oh, god i have to go to the bathroom can we take a break?reak for anything. we plow through this. what is worst? american airlines who response everything? >> the only thing is if that's the way of blowing people off. i think him and integrate them into my life. when someone complains to me i'm sam sam glad you brought this to my attention, make sure gets the right team and hopefully the team is like the 1990 detroit pistons with a beat the hell out of whoever the crybaby is. why are airplanes becoming the petri dish of human interaction? i think it is because it's one of the few places where you can't disguise decide who is around you unless you are first class, you don't see these issues first class. they really need to dial down their emotional regulation, the only sticker that would make me upset if i saw the pilot walked by and it was a sticker of imperial japan, i don't want describing my pilot. where are going to get there early. >> greg: that is good point. i would rather have a great pilot who is political opinions i don't care abou

( laughs ) >> whitaker: ( laughs ) you really wanted this young man-- >> jordon: i did.>> whitaker: did you finally get him? >> jordon: i finally got him. he started last week, monday. >> whitaker: what a stunning turnaround from the spring of 2020, when the pandemic essentially shut the economy down. >> kimbrough: we had never seen anything like it. when you lose 22 million jobs in just two months? and, it's unthinkable. >> whitaker: kimbrough remembers that working mothers were-- and still are-- among those hardest hit as the pandemic robbed them of many of their child-care options. >> kimbrough: what we're seeing now is actually a really great story of resilience. because we're seeing more and more women come back into the workforce. we're still missing a few million women, by the way, in the workforce. we're not fully there. >> whitaker: still? >> kimbrough: still missing a few million women. but we're seeing them come back. and predominantly, the women that were missing are parents of young children. they were hit the hardest. >> melissa williams: i just decided to

they all laugh. so, if i go in, this does it by itself?ey've got the little green button on the bottom. are you ready? hoist away then. pull, pull, pull, pull. that's it, keep on going. go on, go on! that's my exercise for the day! not one bit of us was expecting this, no. fantastic stuff. been on a yacht, on a lake, but never, ever seen it like this, this isjust so exciting for me because it's not what i do every saturday morning, it's amazing. i'm trying my best to look like i know what i'm doing. he laughs. so relaxing, and it's a beautiful day and just lovely, isn't it. it's perfect. we just need dolphins now. yes, we just need the dolphins to come out, and then... the icing on the cake. yes, definitely. dolphins! 0ver there! oh, my god, they're so close, look! wow, look at that. 0h, would you look at that? we could be anywhere in the world! couldn't make this up, man. couldn't make it up. we are quite lucky to livej here, to be quite honest. is kirk going in as well? no, i think he's wimped out too. just you? if i hear either of these

(jack laughing) it's not even funny. i'm gonna...ian. - i don't picture her as a happy traveler. jack: yaya, you're getting the dogs to bark. (giggling) yaya: you're doing it! i'm not the one (bleep) screaming! here, you could have been a man and carried this. jack: we need to be... - i understand, but you could have helped me and carried this. and i also sold cupcakes for five minutes before you walked in the kitchen. jack: yeah, i know. yaya: well... it wasn't like i wasn't doing stuff! jack: yeah, no, i didn't think you weren't not doing stuff-- we gotta go! (closes trunk) (indistinct chatter) ♪ (laughter, indistinct chatter) jack: mom, is your car parked? jo ann: hurry up! jack: i'm pushing it... (kids playing) jo ann: all right, chrissy, this is yours, baby. (audio fades) i was thankful that chrissy had our house to play with dolls and to be girly and to twirl. i feel like she did it more at our house than her own. jack nevereally played with the dolls, but i was too, like, oblivious. i was, like, "i don't know, she's a girl, i'

[laughs] [laughs] i don't know if he's gonna do it because it's an obvious ploy. she could come out and identify as a nonbinary person of color and see if they can become a historical first. whoever gets nominated, i'm going to say that that person be they male, female, or nonbinary, did something really bad to me. a long time ago. i'm knocking to say what it is they did to me. you see i don't know yet. it might've been in college, or in the gym, who knows. i'm a tell you whatever i say it's can be hundred% true it is disgusting i prefer if you guys just respect my privacy when this happens. the thing is will the republicans be discussing as the democrats were on every single nominee. on a believe two wrongs make a right, but boy it's gonna feel good. i rather have two wrongs, sometimes two wrongs are better than a right and in this case i think that i want explosive hearing with corrupt lawyers, the return of jessica, on a zoom call from jail. i'm in a go get my handmaidens costume out of storage and i'm unaware it to the court steps. [laughs] >> jesse: as much a

they all laugh. so if i go in, this does it by itself?the bottom. are you ready? hoist away then. pull, pull, pull, pull. that's it, keep on going. that's my exercise for the day! not one bit of us was expecting this, no. fantastic stuff. been on a yacht, on a lake, but never, ever seen it like this, this isjust so exciting for me because it's not what i do every saturday morning, it's amazing. i'm trying my best to look like i know what i'm doing. he laughs. so relaxing, and it's a beautiful day and just lovely. it's perfect. we just need dolphins. yes, we just need the dolphins to come out, and then... the icing on the cake. yes, definitely. dolphins! over there! oh, my god, they're so close, look! look at that. 0h, would you look at that? we could be anywhere in the world! couldn't make this up, man. couldn't make it up. we are quite lucky to livej here, to be quite honest. is kirk going in as well? no, i think he's wimped out too. just you? if i hear either of these two scream as they go in, - i'm not going in, mind you. see me going

you went out as he lived his life making peeple laugh-— people laugh. was born _ people laugh. you can tell us later and he was born in _ people laugh. you can tell us later and he was born in leave - people laugh. you can tell us later and he was born in leave which . people laugh. you can tell us later and he was born in leave which is| and he was born in leave which is one reason why he's in the front page of the yorkshire post which associated with radio for but really what sort of a national figure. none of love for many years. and what sort of a national figure. none of love for many years.— of love for many years. and if him and said he _ of love for many years. and if him and said he saw— of love for many years. and if him and said he saw that _ of love for many years. and if him and said he saw that outpouring i of love for many years. and if him | and said he saw that outpouring of love and messages on twitter but i think sometimes it takes quite a lot of people to unite on twitter, but he definitely seems to be somebody who did unite twitter,

(laughing): mailbox. hey, now.alking, laughing) putnam: it occurred to me how much i had been internalizing the way detroit looked. somehow, it's the fault of stupid, poor black people. and why can't we just get our act together? so i thought "oh, it's not-- it's not my fault." it certainly is not my fault. watkins: mm-hmm. - but it's not a lot of people's fault. it's not my family's fault; it's not my neighbor's fault. it's like the fault of people who made decisions decades before... watkins: mm-hmm, mm-hmm. - bad decisions... watkins: absolutely. - ...that were self-serving, and that's part of the reason why detroit looks the way it looks. and i thought, "oh, to do these kinds of histories is healing work." it's not just history. it's healing to tell children, "this is not you." watkins: mm-hmm. all righty. mm-hmm. i'm not the most adventurous guy in the world. and most of my friends are here, my family. but as i get older and more people started dying, things started changing more. my kids don't live in the cit

stutter is the only thing people think they can laugh at.... ..no—one would make fun of it at all, but think about it. stuttering is the only thing that good people think still 0k to laugh about. and those of you who are stutterers, remember how it feels. remember how it feels. it drags you down in that empty hole in your chest. that feeling of panic you get and then anger. for a while, there was not a realisation that he had a stutter, or a stammer, and it's only him talking about it where it's become clear. i think that he just is determined that people will see that, yes, he might have a stutter, but he is clear about what he wants to say, and it may fumble a bit, and there may be times when sentences don't come out as perfectly formed as he would like, but he's not going to keep addressing people who say, "you're an idiot, you're simple, you're senile," because i think he just doesn't want to be defined in that particular way and made to feel that he's permanently on the defensive. over the years, joe biden has worked hard to use his pos

whoo [ laughs ] [ cheers and applause we got an excellent show for you tonight.now her from "snl" and "shrill. the great aidy bryant will be here with us [ cheers and applause she's one of our favorites and he is, too you know him from "search party. the hilarious john early will also be joining me here in studio [ cheers and applause but before we get to all that, donald trump and his loyalists in the republican party are as laser-focused as they ever have been on subverting future elections to regain power, as they demonstrated yet again at another deranged rally in arizona over the weekend for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: well, today is martin luther king jr. day, which means it's a day full of republican politicians who support voter suppression efforts and have spent months fanning a crazed right-wing panic over so-called critical race theory, deceptively quoting dr. king out of context, like the new governor of virginia, glenn youngkin, who signed an executive order banning the teaching of critical race theor

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[laughs] okay let me tell you this.e people, animals as i'd like to call them who want to have with her children. they are deviance they are cunning, they know who to target, they know what kind of kid to target. it may be from a poor area where there is no father figure, and then they target them. if they buy them things, they groom them. they get their allegiance, their friendships. and they [bleep] them. and then what they tell them is that no one will believe them. i've convicted people of heads of corporations, teachers, priests, and garbage collectors, as well as all kinds of factors. it doesn't matter. you can't tell me that they don't act out, you are wrong. they act out every time we catch them. i've gotten them to go out and look for a child the night before they are going to be sentenced. they are animals, they destroy the lives of their victims, this is all an attempt to normalize those people and it is a sick place where we are. >> after we all showered we will come back. what secrets do we all keep when ou

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the more you think about bob the more you will start to laugh. i wish everybody had a friend like saget. we met 40 years ago. dave koulier. i want to say my condolences to his first wife sherry and nephew adam, his kids. i knew everybody. dad and dolly. the more i think about him, the more i would start to laugh. a family guy he was. but the filthiest mouth on this planet. when he gets to heaven, they will have to change their agenda to let him in. go ahead, bre. >> he's the kind of friend who what? please. >> we talk -- we both have been busy. we talked every three months. but he's the kind of friend you talk to on the phone and go right back to the same conversation you were talking about three months ago. just absolutely just the funniest man in the world. and he did some crazy stuff. i remember once we were young. it was thanksgiving, newly in los angeles. he decided to cook thanksgiving dinner. we said we're all coming over. we take the turkey out of the oven. and we said there's something different about the turkey. he never took the paper.

[cisty laughing] christy: he requires a lot of "me" time.esn't want me to st with m, like,4 hours. he will go to a different room and watch, like, "star trek." jack: ok... christ i was lik "can you come here? he's lik "no. chriy, it'se time. sorry. me time." jack: ok, literally, like, one hour in, like, a 72-houreriod. chsty: it's literally long. i just feel ke we carebout each other more, like, in a deeper level because, like, of course, like, living together, like, who's gonna, like, cook? what if, like, you feel sick? who's going to take care of each other? and jt, like, all the small stuff and detas, i feel like--it feels like we're, like, married in some ways. jack: oh, does it? christy: yes. jess: we've been dating since high school? amine: maybe, like, six years now? jess: yeah. it's 6 years. heh. everyone is always asking, "what's your next move," right? like, "what are you doing after graduation?" like, "what are you doing with your life? what's the plan?" what are you doing? da da da. i think the pandemic has allowed us to say, "i

since then, it's been 30 years of headlines, laughs and good times. >> so despite the fact that this show celebrates its one-year anniversary, it will not change a thing. we will be the serious program we were one year ago. >> no, no, no, i am not down with that. >> let's get the party started. >> turn the music up, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a little beach ball. >> all right. >> all right. >> let's do it. >> see, there you go. ♪ ♪ >> ooh, you got the right moves down, you look cool. >> messed it up. >> whoa, oh, my god. you're going down. >> oh, not even close. >> "world news now" senior bachelor analyst, jack. >> what's going on here? >> yeah, this is just a rental, it's fine, it's fine. >> oh! >> you can't have fun and not get slimed. >> are you kidding me? >> whoo-hoo! >> what we do on the "world news now" internship program. >> this is bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bop, bop, then smack. >> boom. >> struggling with the little hair thing. you get a shot of the anderson thing? >> what is that? >> it looks like an antenna there. >> why does it take men so long to propose to their signifi

he laughed, and i think that surns— low. he laughed, and i think that sums up— low.ms up the whole tour for england. we can all do with a laugh because you just saw the ball hitting the base of the stump and there's nothing you can do about it. it's been a tough tour on and off the field for england. but they'll look back at the series and think that they've seriously underperformed, won't they?— won't they? because they have seriously underperformed. - won't they? because they have . seriously underperformed. there's lessons _ seriously underperformed. there's lessons that need to be learned from this series _ lessons that need to be learned from this series. there wasjust no fight, — this series. there wasjust no fight, no _ this series. there wasjust no fight, no character, and i'm not saying — fight, no character, and i'm not saying everybody wanted to lose because — saying everybody wanted to lose because that's not what you want to do, because that's not what you want to do. but _ because that's not what you want to do, but they weren't good enough. they didn't

( laughs ) >> wertheim: and those are your, those are your comrades?>> stern: yes. >> wertheim: those are your guys. >> stern: yes. >> wertheim: but joy turned to horror as allied soldiers and the world learned the full scale of the nazi mass extermination. guy stern recalls arriving at buchenwald concentration camp three days after its liberation, alongside a fellow american sergeant. >> stern: we were walking along and you saw these emaciated, horribly looking, close to death people. and so, i fell back behind, because i didn't want to be seen crying to a hardened soldier, and then he looked around to look where i was, how i was delayed, and he, this good fellow from middle of ohio, was bawling just as i was. >> wertheim: a few days later, stern returned to the place of his birth, hoping to reunite with his family. but hildesheim was now in ruins. a childhood friend described to stern how his parents, younger brother and sister had been forced from their home and deported. >> stern: they were killed either in warsaw or in auschwitz. none of my family

i laughed so much right _ straight to fergal. i laughed so much right the _ straight to fergal.ht to fergal. i laughed so - much right the way through to played guitar with friends from the villa. he had taken to writing letters to people over lockdown as a way of brightening the gloom but never expected such a strange supply. the letter was from an old friend in belfast who could perhaps have found out his address but thought this way was a little more fun. we out his address but thought this way was a little more fun.— was a little more fun. we were talkin: was a little more fun. we were talking about _ was a little more fun. we were talking about the _ was a little more fun. we were talking about the pandemic - was a little more fun. we were | talking about the pandemic and talking about the pandemic and talking about the pandemic and talking about mental health and the need to brighten the mood of it. did she actually expects you to reach you? she actually expects you to reach ou? ., , ., she actually expects you to reach ou? ., ., ., , she actually expects you to reach ou?

laughs. i thought you started l laughs.e programme and it is good to hear a good news story in fishing as well. thank ou ve story in fishing as well. thank you very much- _ story in fishing as well. thank you very much. i _ story in fishing as well. thank you very much. i will- story in fishing as well. thank you very much. i will find - you very much. i will find someone _ you very much. i will find someone one-day - you very much. i will find someone one-day who . you very much. i will find - someone one-day who starts the someone one—day who starts the day the same time as me. in china, the embattled property giant evergrande has vacated its headquarters in shenzhen. the company said it's moving to another building it owns within the city to save on rent. meanwhile another major developer has been downgraded by credit ratings agencies. our asia business reporter nick marsh is following the story from singapore. this is such a headache, tell us what is going on now. it is a new year _ us what is going on now. it is a new

aic he would laugh —— people would laugh but they would also know that he was telling the truth.l prevail # justice shall prevail # someday. hello. you're not imagining it — it is exceptionally mild at the moment, and we will continue to remain in very mild air for the first few days of the new year. notjust the uk, though, but many of our european neighbours have seen record temperatures for new year's eve. certainly records fell in parts of poland, austria, germany and the netherlands. and for new year's day, once again we could see records being rivalled or toppled — for the day, that is. this cold front will push across the uk through new year's day. quite a skinny little weather front, not much temperature contrast across it. and because it is such a narrow band of rain, actually, it won't stick around in many areas for very long, perhaps an hour or so of rain working its way from west to east across england and wales. these showers for western scotland and northern ireland perhaps more persistent affairs. but look at the temperatures again — quite a lot of sunshine through

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laughs we will cut the laughing. yep, you heard it right. and i are currently looking at a live video feed of a prototype spinlauncher in new mexico. when the full—size one is built, it will take a small satellite, stick it inside a giant dart, load it onto a 100m—long arm, gradually spin it round and round, faster and faster, and then...let it go at 5,000 miles an hour. don't believe me? i don't blame you! this idea sounds completely nuts. well, you know what's nuts is rockets. rockets are combustion chambers that burn cryogenic propellants at temperatures that are greater than, like, the surface of the sun. they have thousands of components that are made out of the most exotic materials known to man and they're on the verge of blowing apart at any possible minute. i think spinlaunch is quite a bit less nuts than a rocket. and, look, as the day's gone on, i've started to believe it. by getting the projectile above the atmosphere, you've done away with the need for most of your fuel and most of your weight. without air resistance, a much sma

reeta laughs. says, look, i can give you a house to stay in, but you have to do the house up, and incidentally, in the house is magda, who is looking after her mother who is ill and is in the attic and whose presence is mainly heard through screaming and banging, and so there's something deeply, deeply disturbing going on. the film starts with this real kind of slow—burn atmosphere and then there are a couple of really creepy moments — what's going on upstairs? then there's a couple of pretty good jump scares, and then in the third act, it goes absolutely, you know, full on altered states weird. and i loved it. i thought the performances were great, i thought it was very wry and very funny. it's very grounded. i mean, it's about gender politics and it's very, very grounded in the kind of gender war playing out within the house. you never know what a character's motives really are. brilliant soundtrack by sarah angliss, this is the first film that she's scored. fantastic soundtrack using human voice

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and it's interesting talk many people laughing at the propaganda over the years. but the current thing with this movie, lake of chang gym, which is the most expensive chinese movie ever made. biggest box offices taken nearly a $1000000000.00 and box office and but at the end of it, people are standing up on their solution and it's, it's a completely no one's laughing any more. so i think this whole thing about controlling the narrative is, is very interesting and it ought to ties in with some of the things that we're seeing globally. i mean that, that film is cetera into korean war. when china intervene to help the north koreans when they invaded south korea. and now even if we look at ukraine, you know, we can see how china is very much backing rushes position. it's a very close allied russia. so am we're seeing a lot of parallels. also in the contemporary world here for good and thanks so much for coming in and breaking that down for us. and staying in china, where preparations are underway for the lunar new year. next tuesday, chinese migrant workers have alrea

and even in the cinema, people are laughing at this. and people are aware of this that it is propaganda. but i think things are becoming more and more strict lives. if this your site of is a political what is the overall aim qa? i think the overall aim here is to control the narrative am and that has never been more important. i think in, in contemporary chinese history than right now and she champagne is looking to cement his position as that at the total center of power. and nothing could be left to chance. in order this year, we have a meeting of the chinese communist party at which he will an unprecedented hard term for simon 30 years for anything like that. and so nothing is being left to chance on. i think am, that's why we were seeing a lot of these kind of and much more focus in word seen on we're seen things like at the lake of chant gene, which is a propaganda movie about the war with korea. and it's interesting talk many people laughing at the propaganda over the years. but the current thing with this movie lake of chang gym,

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she was there to make people laugh and bring joy to americans.hat they take away, 99 god bless you. >> listen, i'm 38 and i can't stay up until 1:00 on any given night. it might be because i have screaming children. but we're talking about all that she gave us and she gave us so many comedies, so many shows and radio shows and movies and one-liners and interviews. it's hard to point to one thing when you're talking about betty white. just one of her most memorable lines because there are so many out there but dean, the fact that she gave us or helped give us tina fey and amy poehler, i mean, forever in her debt. >> i think the golden girls had a big influence of people in comedy, a whole generation of people in comedy, not just women but a lot of women inspired them to get into comedy. i heard it firsthand. it was breaking boundaries having women as the stars destroying utterly this trope that somehow women aren't funny which is ridiculous but i think for other -- when you hear tina and amy celebrating her 90th birthday and i went back watching t

been a real return behind the doors >> let me tell you something i'm back at home by myself [ both laughulations on eight seasons of the show. congratulations on a premiere that had, let's be honest, one of the toughest gets for a sitcom guest star you could imagine. you guys got michelle obama. >> yeah, called up my friend, texted her, and said, "hey, you want to come on down, do a little guest spot on the show? you know, just you got a little time, just come on over and visit. yeah, it was really exciting what a way to start a final season she is the -- and she's such a great actress. >> seth: yeah. >> she was so good at improv and just kind of hanging with us so that was a really fun way to start our final farewell season. >> seth: so, you will confirm that you did not make her audition for this part this was an offer-only situation? >> oh, no, she auditioned, yeah. actually, it is funny, i had barack audition for her. and then, once he made it through the first round, i was like, "alright, we'll see the wife." [ laughter ] >> seth: interesting and so now, in the end, barack didn't ge

[ laughs ] >> seth: your oldest now is 9? is that right? with it? >> seth: yeah. >> he's, honestly, the best. >> seth: that's great. >> he loves babies, he loves little kids. he's so good with the girls. but he's my child that's just, like, all good inside. and my middle daughter, like, probably the house is gonna burn down at some point like, she's just a wild one. but we love her, and it's so much fun. it's just, you know, the no sleep. like, i heard you don't get your sleep back until your youngest child is 6 you start recouping sleep, and that sounds, like, really faraway away >> seth: yeah, i had my kids later in life, so i think, in six years, i won't be regaining sleep. i'll just be starting to die [ laughter ] >> yeah, maybe that's what's gonna happen to you. >> seth: so i heard -- you know, i'm very fascinated by the skills people picked up during the pandemic guitar -- is this true >> it's totally true that i started taking zoom online guitar lessons shout-out to teague. what's up? miss you, buddy. my husband had bought me a guita

laughs thank you very much for all of that. thank you. mark kermode as always.hello there. the winds from storm malik eased down quite quickly during the latter part of saturday, and we saw a ridge of high pressure build in to give us a fine start for sunday morning — cold, frosty and sunny for many. but conditions will deteriorate across the north and the west of the country later, as the next deepening area of low pressure hurtles in all the atlantic. this has been named by the uk met office as storm corrie, and that'll arrive later on sunday across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. but we start the day off largely fine and settled with lots of sunshine around. the sunshine will hold on across central, southern and eastern parts of england through the day. cloud will build up further north and west and it'll start turning wetter and windierfor northern ireland. northern and western scotland, some snow developing on the hills, gales developing across the western isles. it's going to be a chilly day across the board for sunday, highs of 5 to 9 degree

it was like she was in some polka dot dress or something, like -- really laughing so hard >> jimmy: laughingw, one of my first -- i had two really great impressions since a little kid and one was the shrunken head man from "beetlejuice," and then i also liked the alien that popped out of the guy's stomach in "spaceballs." [ laughter ] i should have done that for my "snl" audition >> jimmy: yeah, you really should have done that one, oh, my gosh, yeah. i think things are going pretty well the way they are right now, buddy [ laughter ] cecily, i love having you on the show i can't wait to see you on stage, but also in person here back at the show congrats on all of this. i appreciate you coming on [ cheers and applause >> thanks, jimmy >> jimmy: cecily strong, everybody. >> thank you >> jimmy: see her in "the search for signs of intelligence life in the universe," running now through february 6th at the shed we'll be right back with a a performance from jordan davis stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. o

we watched street just its and had a few laughs. we interviewed those high up in the political world. a president, vice president andprime minister. my opens were intended to give you the evidence so you as a jury would come back with your own verdict. like me most of you drew a fine the sand to fight for the america we wanted. to keep the values and principles our founding fathers defined. during that time we lost loved ones. your generosity, your consolations meant so much to me during the tough times that i experienced over the years. i felt a connection that we had. and so did the ratings. i thank you for fighting for me, and you know who you are. and so as we reach the ends of this journey, don't think you are getting rid of me just yet. i'll be going to the number one show on all of cable news this monday "the five" right here on fox so you will be able to see me five days a week. and i will continue to fight for all of you, to make my views known. to make my arguments clear, and to fight for the america that we all know and l

laugh laugh [ laughter ] long shorts silver.hodes lost his eye when he accidentally dropped a loaded handgun and shot his eye. so rhodes is no rhodes scholar. the charges were a bit of a surprise because apparently it's difficult to prove sedition. although he did say that anyone opposing donald trump should expect, quote, "a bloody, bloody civil war." so how hard could it be, really? [ laughter ] the oath keepers and their one-eyed snake aren't the only ones who support trump across the country. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and senator ted cruz, aka clan mom and the blobfish -- [ laughter ] continue to push bananas conspiracy theories about who is responsible for january 6th. their latest thing is that one of the rioters, alleged rioters, is a guy named ray epps. they say he was really an fbi agent in disguise, as an idiot -- [ laughter ] who tricked trump supporters into ransacking the capitol. that's quite an episode of "punk'd." [ laughter ] we are living in historically stupid times. lies turn into rumors, rumors tu