that lunatic locked me in her basement and pretended it was our prom. she put on her prom dress, she made me disco dance and you know what she called me? joey bear. joe, that must have been terrible for you. his father was crazy.

so we asked what do you think about being called a lunatic by chris christie. >> i think the governor needs a long vacation or some medication to settle down. everyone is a liar except him. he needs to calm down. he has had a bad year. >> trump is expected to head to florida later today on tuesday. >> ashley and i and diana caught up with her yesterday. what is that sound? >> that's a horse carriage in new york. >> ashley, you and i and diana caught up yesterday with their own adventure of trump. >> it was quite the adventure. the trump tower on monday but i wanted to give viewers a sneak peek at some of the stuff they didn't get to see and monday nights show. escalator, oreos, and built the celebrity. to create that iconic moment when trump dissented to announce he won the election we rode every escalator in the place. >> of course and chasing fashion we said forget the president and were whisked away by kellyanne conway where she told us her_is not all glitz and glam. particularly the diet. >> if you're on the trump team you're eating mcdonald's and kentucky fried chicken. it's it's

>> the best thing that gary could say about our president-elect is he's not a lunatic.hat's incredible. >> well, made us all laugh, right? thank you, guys. cavuto on business about 20 minutes from now. hey, neil, what have you got? >> hey, well, tradition after moving out president obama suggests he will have no problem speaking out against a president trump. and a new debt crisis that could create crisis for our next president, and maybe you too. in fact, maybe all taxpayers. we'll see you at the bottom of the hour. >> thank you, neil. we can't wait. >>> but up here first, college professors and officials continue bashing president-elect trump's victory. and some here say the liberal bias on campus is a big reason why we're divided across this you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i gue

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what you're saying, andy, that this could be a spree-killing lunatic like that andrew cunanan. see that, james? i call this pimp a possible spree killer, he looks at me like i'm dirt. he probably don't want you crowding that cunanan guy what's that about? i--you know, i mean, this is fun. so, does he, uh... take the kids to school, your husband, slept at his place? mm-hmm. he takes them the next morning. yeah. i see. do you have to go in early? a little. about, uh, quarter to 8:00. 'cause you're serving those subpoenas? don't ask me too much chapter and verse on that. i'm a little uncomfortable even telling you what i did. i had other reasons asking your plans, leo. when i had to go in. don't get xxxxxx off. i'm not. i'm allowed one dumb statement a night. i'm not xxxxxx off. there was some kind of hiccup at i.a.b.

yeah, we're gonna be running around like lunatics all day, yelling "naughty bird." we're grabbing a guy up. who? i'll fill you in, sarge. ear to me was stolen, and i'm afraid i know who took it. come on this way. detective medavoy and detective jones. veronica lewis. the colonel: douche bag. just a talking parrot, ma'am. it was mistrained at the pet store. naughty bird! i'm a little embarrassed coming here to air out family laundry. e something from you? it was a gift from my late husband. who is it you think might have taken it? my nephew tim.m. he's staying at my house in the spare room. his mother's in california, and i'm trying to take care of him until he gets work. is your nephew the only one with access to the apartment? no, i have a maid and a handyman came through last week, but it's tim. he's had his struggles. drugs? have you talked to him about the ring? he denies it. but my maid has been with me for 30 years, my handyman for 20, so... we'll have a conversation with him. what if it wasn't tim? i don't want to alienate him or my sister. how about we tell

i know this lunatic killer was telling the truth, while my best friend... lied. (door opens) (footsteps approaching) ? ? mr. bozer, the purpose of this meeting is to determine if you are a security threat to the united states. security threat? me? securi-- i'm not even an empty threat. are you kidding me?! mac, come on, back me up here. look, bozer, it's just standard practice in cases

i know this lunatic killer was telling the truth, (door opens) (footsteps approaching) ? ? mr. bozer, the purpose of this meeting is to determine if you are a security threat to the united states. security threat? me? securi-- i'm not even an empty threat. are you kidding me?! mac, come on, back me up here. look, bozer, it's just standard practice in cases and who are you? yesterday you was my friend, today it's like i don't even know you. mr. bozer, if you could sit back down. we'll start by reviewing your employment history. you know what? i been here long enough. i'm going home, okay? have your people call my people and, uh, we'll get something on the books. great. john cena works here, too. look, i know my rights. okay? you can't keep me here forever. technically, we can.

word go saying he's a misogynist, a racist, and this and that -- he is all of those, plus he's a lunaticyes, he is. the fact is, he was elected. it can happen. the fact is we trusted american we still, and i hope do. this is what the system is for, to prevent people like that coming into power. this is why i have defended the electoral college, the primary system, all the checks and balances -- brian: the we have to be happy with the choices even if we do not like it? alan: no, we do not. say, "ok, it's war, down to the wire. of course it is." we do not have to accept every stupid thing the american electorate does. we do not have to accept every stupid thing donald trump does. america is still our most important ally, and i hope it will stay that way. it is not in our power to stop to, but we don't have somehow become opportunists and look for silverlight is all over the place. i don't think we have to do that. if he says his chief enemy is the press, i think we should take him seriously and say, "if you want a war, you can have it." brian: he's not only at war with traditional media. v

arrest this lunatic. officer: we'll clear this up. and you, just get out of here, huh? yeah, yeah. get everyone together. everybody's afraid one time or another. i'm afraid dealers are getting the message that anything they do is all right. the police have said yes to robert campos and no to our community. street rangers are here to tell them they're wrong. our job isn't to try people. is it the courts' job? they're too busy filling out restraining orders. the people have asked us for protection. they're tired of living in fear. raffi, what you want is revenge. i want steve's death to have meaning. work with the police to try campos. ( grumbling ) we must do it or we've let the neighborhood down. you're afraid you'll look weak. we're not afraid of anything. we want our streets back and you lied to us. we're going to listen to this? throw them out. ( crowd agrees ) i didn't lie to you. is that what we are, bullies? is that what steve worked so hard for? you didn't know steve. get them out of here. yeah! ( grumbling ) settle down. why don't you just leave? no. she's ririt. crowd: wha

they saw an american stopping a lunatic from murdering more people on a college campus. >> so why didwhite supremacist colleague make it racial? why did they make it racial? >> i'm afraid, tariq. >> how did they make it racial? >> i don't know of one person on this here you have a white man killing a black man. here you have a police officer, representative of order. stopping a mass murderer from continuing. >> so was it black lives matter fault you guys always seem to blame black lives matter and black lives matter is any person you choose to make black lives matter, so. >> okay. i'm missing the thread of your argument but i think you have made your argument. >> you are not missing it. you got it you are a smart guy. suspected white supremacists are very smart. so you got it. >> thanks for joining us. i appreciate it. well, and today, isis through its news agency and yes it does have one claimed responsibility for that rampage we have just been talking about at ohio state. that he's investigators are looking into evidence of the shooter's growing fervour on social media mike tobin is

. >> we were definitely considered lunatic. critically ill father-in-law. >> we knew he didn't have long.o so that's how al core was born. >> fred was al cores first patient. four decades later. linn did's mother. and her beloved husband. have joined him. >>ed . we enjoy life. we enjoy everything about it. >> for ourselves and our loved ones. >> . what was started tph-d california. was eventually relocated which seems counter intuitive.i with highnt temperatures frequently in the triple digitsi but linda says it actually makes more sense than you think. >>han . it didn't have hurricanes. or deadly tornadoes.t almostor problems. it was for patient safety. >> which they're continuallynua monitoring. >> . pittsburg. >> gunshot wounds victims. normally you couldn't operate wauzld because they bleed too fast. chilling them 10 degrees c. c and that gives you four times as much time to do the operation. >> last year.yea another pennsylvania man. revived after spending ten hours frozen in a snow bank. >> many cases like that. thought i

pence is not a foot soldier in this lunatic agenda that joioins his own lunatic agenda.it is, like the worst of both worlds. juan: on israel-palestine, because trump at least in the debates seemed to be offering a more b balanced approach to israel-palestine. thatke pence has suggested the united states should pass a law or pass a resolution, rather, supporting israeli attack on iran should they decide to do that. , on climate change, i call him climate change curious. he wants said it was a fraud and wrote that -- that was part of his political campaign to say climate change is a total myth and a fraud. now you sort of saying, well, i guess human actions and pollution contributed to this but i don't want us to do anything about this because jobs. this whole thing about trump restarting coal. first of all, they are aligned to those workers that their one to be reopening this booming coal indusustry. but toto have two people running this country who have either dog whistled or blatantly said that climate change is a hoax bodes very dim for the prospects of our environment

. >> we were definitely considered lunatic. by almost everyone. >> on a mission to save her critically ill father-in-law. >>we knew he didn't have long. that's how it was born. >> fred was al cores first patient. four decades later. linda's mother and her beloved husband. have joined him. >> we enskwhraoeuf. we enjoy life. we enjoy everything about it. >> . for ourselves and our loved ones. >> which seems counter intuitive. with high temperatures frequently in the triple digits. it actually makes sense than you think. >> . it didn't have hurricanes. or deadly tornadoes. all those problems. it was for patient safety. >> which they are continually monitoring. >> he's chilling them down to 10 degrees c. colder than. that gives you had four times as much time to do the operation. >> last year. another pennsylvania man was revived after spending ten hours frozen in a snow bank. >> many cases. like that. >> that were once thought impossible too. people look back on today and will be puzzled. why we took our loved ones and threw them

>> lunatic. >> hope. >> insane. ted: one word for hillary clinton? >> liar. >> complicated. ted: one word to describe how you will feel november 9? >> elated. we go to our political roundtable conversation. mary anne marsh and eric &. i cannot tell you how many people with their governor romney was running now. eric: in january of 2015, he thought he could win the nomination, but he could beat hillary. filled campaign ends with a bit of drama. donald trump was rushed off the stage by secret service after someone yelled out "gun." >> i am a republican and wanted to voice my displeasure with the nominee. so i went there with a simple sign. all of a sudden, i got tackled by several people at once. janet: turns out there was no gun. but what does this say about the anxiety of the country right mary anne: everyone is on the razor edge on this election. this has happened in both campaigns. i glad this was not serious. it turned out to be republican with a sign. what is more disturbing to me is the fact that trump supporters have been saying this is an assassination attempt, when t

"today, the supreme court of this state "freed a lunatic murderer on the grounds "he didn't know what he was doing "when he cruelly killed charles trainer, "his wife and eight-year-old son. "well, this newspaper says hogwash. "doctors at the lunatic asylum have announced "that murderer carl soddenberg will be transferred "from prison to the state asylum "for a voluntary rest "before being returned to society again, ims will have something to say about that." ?? ?? - paladin? - where's soddenberg? - he's still with the sheriff. - doctor. you have a personal interest in this. he's the first murderer in the history of this state to respond to therapy and be adjudged cured of a mental disorder and be returned to society. it is important that he does not revert. - well, i hope he doesn't. - i've arranged a meeting with the sheriff. shall we start? ?? - weiser. this paladin - that is right. - all right, let's just make sure we understand each other. i give you soddenberg, you take him across the county line. after that, i have no more responsibility. - that is right. i'll pick up supplies a

we we're deftly consider lunatics by almost everyone. on a mission to save her critically ill father and law. so that's how powerful is boring for jared was alcor's first patient for decades later at linda's m husband have joined him. we enjoy life. we enjoy everything about it for ourselves and loved ones. we don't want it to end. started in california was eventually relocated in scottsdale arizona was seemed counterintuitive with high temperatures and the triple digits. linda says it actually makes more sense than you think. problems we're patient safety which they are monitoring. we actually see how well we've done. including clinical trials and pittsburgh. in that gives you four times as much time to do the operation just last year another .-period pa manager bob of your spending ten hours frozen in a snow bank. many cases like that that we're one spot to. i truly believe they will be really puzzled as we take our loved ones. in scottsdale arizona suzanne strafford fox 8 news. a longer space missions as well as possibly helping out w

why, that man is an absolute raving lunatic. madam, you flatter me. are you all right? who are you? amazing! total amnesia. all right, get out of my house. oh, no, thank you very much, but i have to go. tonight is the first annual exidor dance marathon. you run 26 miles and then bunny hop across the finish line. i don't care what the guy in the robe said, i was standing right there, and juanita was out. [ sighs ] i guess now's as good a time as any. oh, god. [ knocking ] come in. i don't mean to be patronizing, but on ork we have doorbells. well, we're a slow but happy people. anything on your mind? besides 14-pounds- per-square-inch air pressure, nothing, really, except i want to thank you for your hospitality this evening, and to find out -- what was that dessert we had? jello. you used to love to eat it in the mornings, what are you doing? whenever i get depressed, i engage in an old earth custom called "cleaning out the closet." mind if i watch? actually, you could help. half of this stuff is yours. oh! is this mine? no. too bad. it's my color. whoa-ho-ho! was the orkan carnival

delta taking an unusual step because of this ranting raving lunatic on board one of their planes caught on video. he's insulting fellow passengers who voted for hillary clinton. the video doesn't capture is events that led up to this incident. this flight to pittsburgh was still at the gate in atlanta when it happened. passengers were upset saying they could have kicked him off already. the c.e.o. apologized, offered refunds to every person who was now this guy is no longer ever ever going to fly delta again. >> dana: never talk politics at cocktail parties or on board an airline. a local giraffe looking for a little help this morning. look at his face. coming up how you can help this guy get a new home tall enough for his neck. >> kim: a man being rescued from there for hours. >> tom: 215 was closed in the overnight hours. it is reopen and everything looking good. travel times look good. great. >> kelly: bundle up. pahrump at 42. boulder city 44. highs today only going to make it into the mid 50's. we're going to be dealing with gusty winds out there. a freeze warning coming up. >> kim

why does he need interpreters to twist his words and make him to look even more of a lunatic than he is. isn't that a fair response? they didn't want him to lose the job that will be his. >> kevin brenan, maybe the old rules don't apply. >> they don't, tom. first of all he is not even president yet. and wouldn't it slow down the whole meal thing if he has to sell everybody and wait for them to show up. it took forever to get to the restaurant. lou -- lou dobbs looks like my dad. i feel like every time i say anything he says this guy is an idiot. >> did your dad criticize you? >> he is criticizing me now when he is dead. >> i hear it and feel it from lou. i don't even know what it means, but i am sitting here like an idiot and i have to google the whole show. >> we are talking about the 21 club. we have to class it up. meanwhile visitors are lining up at a chinese zoo to see a bird that looks like -- >> donald trump. >> i don't see it. the bird, a male, is called little red. one person on china's version of twitter said does this bird look like trump or does trump look like a chinese

hey, i need a nursrs this lunatic bit me on my damn ankle. name. i said name. wilson, richard t. [ telephone rings ] detective belker. mickey, what's that noise? i'm, uh, typing. i stopped. i'm listening. that's it? he wants to go to florida? why is that such a bad thing? the man is 83, ma. who's he going to have an affair with? all right, so you know what you'll do? that's silly, ma. yes, it is! you'll look great in a bathing suit. you got a great sh-- ipe that smirk right off your face! what am i hearing now? i know i'm hearing crying. there's no crying now. we made a deal. no crying. come on. ma? all you baba, sweetheart. what? i'll call the bank. they'll have the cash to cover the check by the time you get there, i i omise. and what about the session with harvey? i'd love to have a sit-down with you and harvey about frank jr. when? i'll call his office as soon as i can, fay. when? don't you think it's a little unprofessional been through that. are you sleeping with him? that's none of your business. i'm concerned about my son's environment. let me tell you

that lunatic locked me in her basement and pretended it was our prom. she put on her prom dress, she made me disco dance and you know what she called me? joey bear. joe, that must have been terrible for you. his father was crazy. this coconut didn't fall too far from the tree. okay, joe, for the hundredth time isn't it possible that you might have blown this thing way out of proportion? let's just say that you were in her basement and for a laugh she brought out a few old prom things... i am not blowing anything out of proportion. she's obsessed with me. i bet she found out we're engaged and that's why she's coming back here. it's her last chance to get me. it's now or never. all right, may i say something here, joey bear? okay, i am no therapist but might it be that sandy represents that long-gone period of your life listen to him. you're no longer captain of the baseball team and girls don't hang on your every word. you're just a working schmo and the only girl you can still get is helen. can we stick to prom boy here? you can have all the fun you wan

time, and they were going to use his father's construction equipment to trench, you know, it was a lunatic idea. and the defense minister said, no, i think i'll turn to america instead. and they did. so half a million american and coalition troops went into saudi arabia. very few of them muslim, many of them women. this was in an extremely conservative islamic country, probably the most conservative. and seeing american women soldiers driving jeeps and humvees, this was a total revolution in thinking in saudi arabia. and many, many very conservative muslims believe in one of the sayings of the prophet muhammad, on his death bed, he said let there not be two religions in arabia. islam is the only religion that can be represented in saudi arabia. so having nonbelievers, having female soldiers in the country was inflammatory to their sensibilities. and we promised to get out as soon as we finished up with saddam hussein. we didn't. the saudis had given us wonderful bases and great accommodations. there were other american bases in the persian gulf that we could have retreated to, but it was j

. >> the last time -- and he is raving like a lunatic about something he cannot prove. >> that's true i think jason miller will tell you that trump's on message. trump's not tweeting and he is not changing the subject. he is not beating up the media. >> you can't say she is indicted and in the corner of the fbi director. >> the final days and there are falsehoods from the campaign. there's no attempt to stick to the facts even at end of the campaign. the fact checkers would say we experienced this for 16 months. it has always been this way. 15 pochino ratings. >> and this is why friends please remember if you see a whopper of a wikileaks in the next two days, it is probably a fake. well, who knows? who knows at this point? >> it is an interesting point. the potential for people creating fake news and fake e-mails and plant them out at the worst possible time. the last two days of the election. >> you have to say one thing about this for hillary. if that does happen, it is dismissible. even if it is true, you can get away with it. >> the wikileaks is not known for being inaccurate. peo

it's history with everyone but this lunatic. so, uh, can he hurt you? night we made the pop, i thought he could have seen something he figured was me doing something wrong. then he didn't say nothing. i figured he didn't see it. now i'm thinking he's some kind of warp case who wants to pull on my wings a little before he rats me out. hey, the thing is, guid, een thinking a lot since you and me talked. i've been trying to clean up my act. if you could just talk to the guy, find out where he's going with this. id before. yeah, all right. hey, tommy, i'll talk to him, okay? i'll let you know what he said. how you doing? i'm okay. i'll call l u later on. yeah. [ static cracks ] hey, it's working great. excuse me. are you going to the captain's office, too? phone installation. intercom installation, captain. just pretend l le i'm not here. fast as possible, please. morning. morning. that call i got this morning was from jesus martinez, franknk i just went to see him. at least temporarily i'm acting as his council. frank, he's like a terrified animal. on that

china and really hold ground on this and romney goes to the country, boy, you know he's sort of a lunaticll do it, could that be one advantage? >> well, there is in the private discussions with foreign leaders, yeah, it's amazing how often you do get people, well, the president is advised to do x, unless you do x, he might do x. that kind of stuff happens all of the time. it happens sometimes in the personal contact between foreign loaders, if you -- leaders, it may force me to do that. that kind of thing comes into play often and it could be. but look, here is the bottom line, the president elect of the united states is entitled to make his decision and the decision is best made when his advisers, in my opinion, privately come to home and don't publicly comment. if he decided it was good to authorize her to do it. it's not in his long-term interest or short-term interest. it makes whatever he ends up doing look weak and if he didn't authorize her it's even worse. melissa: he likes to defy conventional wisdom. what do you think is best for the slot? >> this is a very personal decision. a

time, and they were going to use his father's construction equipment to trench, you know, it was a lunatic idea. and the defense minister said, no, i think i'll turn to america instead. and they did. so half a million american and coalition troops went into saudi arabia. very few of them muslim, many of them women. this was in an extremely conservative islamic country, probably the most conservative. and seeing american women soldiers driving jeeps and humvees, this was a total revolution in thinking in saudi arabia. and many, many very conservative muslims believe in one of the sayings of the prophet muhammad, on his death bed, he said let there not be two religions in arabia. islam is the only religion that can be represented in saudi arabia. so having nonbelievers, having female soldiers in the country was inflammatory to their sensibilities. and we promised to get out as soon as we finished up with saddam hussein. we didn't. the saudis had given us wonderful bases and great accommodations. there were other american bases in the persian gulf that we could have retreated to, but it was j

. >> jimmy: i remember the first time i saw you and i was like, this guy is a lunatic. very funny. running through the street. five seasons. who could have ever imagined it would last this long? >> not me but i'm happy about it. wait a second, hold on. lin-manuel miranda named his son after sebastian the lobster? >> jimmy: yes, he did. >> and we're not going to talk not a lobster. >> oh, a crab. >> jimmy: that was a little bit racist of you to lump them. >> well, perfect timing this week, jimmy. [ laughter ] he should meet my daughter mary poppins, i think they'll really get along. >> jimmy: how are you doing? how's everything? >> it's been an interesting time. you know? >> jimmy: yeah. >> my show's coming out, super excited. we've got jon hamm tomorrow night. if you look at my twitter feed it's like, so skits freng. it's like call your congressman! my show, it's really funny! it's a weird week. >> jimmy: you did not work with the trump campaign? you were not one of the celebrities? >> i'm melania's official spin instructor, that's what i am. >> jimmy: melania would be fun for you

so we had the posters on the wall, we sung the prince soundtrack and danced around like a lunatic, like that. it was brilliant. >> jimmy: let's talk about "doctor strange." congrats on this. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] 3d, technically that is a a visually stunning and a a great, well-written story as well. do you like doing these big, giant films? >> this is the biggest and most giant of the ones i've ever done. it was a new experience for me, and i absolutely loved it. you get to do huge amounts of stunts and running around. all kind of physical cases. >> jimmy: it's a lot of work, though. >> it is a lot of work but there's people doing it with you so you can get there. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here's benedict cumberbatch in >> this was a mistake. ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: would you like to play a game with us? >> yeah. >> jimmy: alright, good. more with benedict cumberbatch when we get back. [ cheers and applause ] remember 2007? smartphones? o m g ten years later, nothing's really changed. it's time to snap out of it. hello moto.

now you have people lunatics and many are career criminals which we will get to in a minute because that'stion. melissa: you actually weighted out a three-step solution. it's always two officers that respond to everything, that sounds ideal but tough. it requires a lot more man power. >> yes, it does. when i was on the job, you get a minor call like in this case of the officer shot parking ticket, you're alone. you can't afford that anymore. so either you have two-man patrol cars or two patrol cars and, yes, it costs a lot of money which leads to problem-solving number two. the trump administration is going to be tough on crime. what they will have to do is provide funding, where do they get funding? cutting foreign aid to countries that are not friendly to the united states, perhaps take some of that funding and put it in police departments or take funding from the prisons where they've got hbo and all kinds of different benefits and give it to the cops. melissa: yeah, you also say there's a problem with judges and that's a controversial judges, what's your beef there? >> very controversi

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moderate tone, sounding very sane when those who opposed from the beginning wanted him to act like lunatic. he's talking in a manner that sounds more rational but at the same time he's putting in people, if you look at sessions, you look at bannon who are more hard-liners, there's something for everyone here. i don't know. it's a very smart way to play the different things. kennedy: what about concerns that he's going back on these core fundamental campaign promises that he made. you know, he told hillary clinton that if he were in charge of the law, he should be in jail. people chanting lock her up not only at rnc but at rallies, some of the most passionate supporters, not to mention the shifts on climate change and even the border fence. >> i would say he's not even in office yet. everyone was talking about he's going to change the stance of immigration and all this talk, evidently he ended up not. let's give the guy a chance. he's president elect. in regard to climate change, i couldn't care less what he says about it. the problem is that president obama has prioritized this left-wing i