laverne and shirley? my jesus and my beatles was laverne and shirley. everyone identified with laverne and shirley because we were best friends and just the opening song, shamil maza incorporated. didn't love that we're going to do it. and someone take it and shirley is about to working class girls who struggle to make ends meet. working at a brewery going out at night. and, you know, really, so nice to see two women at the center of a sitcom laverne and shirley through the lens of the fifties were able to say a lot about what women were striving to accomplish. in the seventies, women were more apt to want to go out and work. and not get married right after high school well, have fun down and unemployment. call me guys unemployed guy. surely is the quintessential girl who wants to get married. have the white picket fence around the house. okay say we go to this party and you meet this wonderful guy. you think he's gonna marry you stranger? things have been known to happen. laverne just wanted to have a good time. had er did not wear fishnets stacking. t

and then laverne was sickened two years right in the row. you start to pay attention to what you're using, what you're doing, how was that affecting your health? >> conventional farming it's so easy to go put in a crop of corn, come out and spray it with a cancer causing ingredient. i mean, it's not cket science to know it--it isn't good. >> when we went organic, the first year it was such a good feeling. >> to know that you did it without poisoning the ground or hurting anyone gives a sense of satisfactn. i would like to see the whole country go organic. i know when i consume what we produce, or consume anything off of our land, i'm not subjecting them to toxic materials. and that sure helps me with peace of mind. >> we abuse land because we regard it as a commodity that belings to us. when we see it as a community to which we belong, we can treat it with love and respect. >> i think we're doing, you know, really well for our size. supporting two families. and i wish everyone could experience it. it's hard work, long hours, but it's very re

and you are gay. lavern also accused the west of attempting to use the issue of human rights to interfere in the domestic affairs of various different countries. and so he also said that russia will continue to stand with a retro for the enforcement of the un charter, something that lab, rob said the west violated when it disregarded the minsk protocols. there were supposed to establish a ceasefire in the don boss conflict before russia launched its special military operation. but so gay lab have also said that this is just one of many acts that the west has taken in a long trend of basically breaking international rules is most of such us as little nego illness. now the international criminal court is headed by a prosecutor who's a naturalized anglo saxon, and who of course, fulfills the orders of his masters. which forbids this body to investigate needle member countries and incites it to seek out far fetched pretexts, nonexistent facts in order to promote the agenda of the west was a new month's sort of still doing it. now there was also talk about a number of other areas of co operati

then two weeks later, mattel's first transgender barbie doll designed after laverne cox.hand it to cox. [cheers and applause] >> greg: what? you people are so sick. so sick. just let a clever joke lie flat and then an off the cuff dirty joke they applaud. right in. i think i have to start thinking more disgustingly. >> all right, so today's punch lines turn out to be tomorrow's headlines. which caused me to write this jokey headline. brian kilmeade crushed by falling meteor, no one shows up to his funeral because they're out partying with the king of late night greg gutfeld. >> harris: greg! [cheers and applause] >> greg: jamie i'll be happy if only half of that is right >> kat: you don't go right. >> greg: i know i don't go out that's why only half goes out. >> kilmeade's dead gutfeld orders more chinese spare ribs. >> greg: that is what i'm offering after the show. >> jimmy: we know. first of all i love the bee as you know. let's not act like they're the only comedy sites to get headlines right cnn has gotten 14 right this year alone. the actual impressive thing is that

"laverne and shirley" was tvs top show. either. >> up managed to work them in. >> i always work them in. i guess the more things change, the more they stay the same, don. >> so should i tell you my story now or do you have something else to talk about? >> i will give you a little bit more here. i want to give you an understanding of the state of reading in america. so the adults who have read at least one plus book in the last year in 2021 it was 75%. in 1978 it was 75%. so i think there might be this idea, right that is correct we're reading less, but n fact, we're reading the same amount -- the same percentage of people are reading as they were, say, 44 years ago or 45 years ago, but the way we're enjoying books has certainly changed, right? so in 2021 65% of americans read at least one book via print, 30% said an e book, 23% audio. compare that to a decade ago when it was 72% who read via print. so e books and audios have become much more popular, while print books have, in fact, become less popular. we are not reading t

because have our own lines where because if an acting was given if an award an acting was given to laverneppropriate i don't know if i or is it i don't know i don't know what you know what i mean. there's a certain level everyone in their head or certain readers of newspapers. imagine of certain newspapers. imagine people who self—identify and have on other have nothing else going on other than that. obviously, there is a spectrum there's probably spectrum and there's probably bit along that spectrum when think, fair enough, you'd get the i don't know, the women's. but i don't know, i you make a strong point about international women's day might be that one that stands out time to it as a yeah you know do to do it as a yeah you know do you know there's national pie week pie week pie week and women get a day so i can see there's still work to be done. there is yes but pies over women as always. yeah. well they should . always. yeah. well they should. all right. yum, yum, yum, outrageous . that's tearing outrageous. that's part tearing the bag . but coming up, how rich the bag. but coming up

because have our own lines where because if an acting was given if an award an acting was given to laverneppropriate i don't know if i or is it i don't know i don't know what you know what i mean. there's a certain level everyone in their head or certain readers of newspapers. imagine of certain newspapers. imagine people who self—identify and have on other have nothing else going on other than that. obviously, there is a spectrum there's probably spectrum and there's probably bit along that spectrum when think, fair enough, you'd get the i don't know, the women's. but i don't know, i you make a strong point about international women's day might be that one that stands out time to it as a yeah you know do to do it as a yeah you know do you know there's national pie week pie week pie week and women get a day so i can see there's still work to be done. there is yes but pies over women as always. yeah. well they should . always. yeah. well they should. all right. yum, yum, yum, outrageous . that's tearing outrageous. that's part tearing the bag . but coming up, how rich the bag. but coming up