quentin, if you didn't cast mikey madison, there would be no "anora.". this means so much. thank you to my fellow nominees. it's an honor to be in this category with you. i will put this down. we're all here tonight and watching this broadcast because we love movies. where did we fall in love with the movies? at the theater. [ cheers and applause ] watching a film in a theater with an audience is an experience. we can laugh together, cry together, sit in silence together and in a time in which the world can feel very divided, this is more important than ever, it's a communal experience you don't get at home. right now, the theater going experience is under threat. movie theaters, especially independently owned theaters, are struggling. it's up to us to support them. during the pandemic, we lost nearly 1,000 screens in the u.s. we continue to lose them regularly. if we don't reverse this trend, we will lose a vital part of our culture. this is my battle cry. filmmakers, make films for the big screen. i know i will. [ applause ] distributors, please focus

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the romantic comedy, which costjust $6 million for mikey madison. the brutalist also did well, with adrien brody the oscars. and cynthia erivo bringing a little wicked witch going full glinda with what the fashion experts described as a sculptural peplum. demi moore finally getting her moment as an oscar nominee. and a very yellow timothee chalamet. # if we work in tandem...# and the show began with that wicked duo. a standing ovation. holding his wife to a fourth child oscar promise. i held my hand out, she shook it, and i have not brought it up once untiljust now. # diamonds are forever...# slava ukraine. ..this was an oscars that was largely politics—free. my grandmother came to this country in 1961. cheering. ..with dreams and dignity and hard—working hands. there were one or two jokes. yeah, that's great. yeah, that's great news. two wins already. up to a powerful russian. in the three and a half hour the brutalist. and the son of a russian oligarch swept it. anora. best actress for mikey madison. anora. the night belonged to anora. we have a l

mikey madison is a 25 year old actress. she plays a stripper from brooklyn who gets involved with the son of a russian oligarch. and it's a kind of wild and wooly screwball sex comedy. and this girl, a woman, mikey madison, is fearless and really a brilliant actress. i couldn't be happier for her. >> yeah, certainly a great night for her. um, maybe not such a great night for hulu. >> well, what what particular are you referring to? >> well. >> i mean that they sort of crashed and burned. >> yeah, basically. i mean, viewers reported having issues streaming sort of ala netflix. >> it was terrible because a lot of subscribers found that the telecast was over before it was over. and they didn't get to see who won, actor or actress and best picture. and those are the three biggest awards. >> yeah. in addition to mike. yeah. in addition to mikey madison, any major surprises of the night for you? >> you know what i have to say? everything was extremely predictable. there was one that was kind of up in the air. which was best inter

. >> and if there's a dark horse in this race, it could be 25 year old mikey madison, who's nominatedorker who gets a shot at a cinderella ending. >> i'm not. >> you know, i don't speak. >> russian, but i know russian. >> two weeks ago, madison won the bafta for best actress. sometimes a predictor for the oscar. >> i've always daydreamed about something like this, but i didn't think it would actually happen. so i think that that's something i'm. i'm just processing. it feels quite surreal. >> mikey. over that left shoulder. mikey. >> eyes will also be on what mikey and all the others are wearing. >> mikey madison, who is a very much a newcomer to the awards season. she's really made a splash with her first go. i really love that she's channeled old hollywood glamor in a way that doesn't feel stiff or boring. >> back in a sea of gowns, hollywood's golden girls are showing that age is nothing but a number shining brightly and daring, even super sexy looks throughout award season. >> demi moore, who is being dressed by brad goreski, has truly been an amazing example of how age should not

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welcome to the we start this hour at the oscars, where it best actress for mikey madison. taking best actor. in los angeles in a moment. the oscars. and cynthia erivo bringing a little wicked witch and a very yellow timothee chalamet. # if we work in tandem...# a ruby slipper dress, a tribute to a fire a tribute to a fire—ravaged los angeles, a standing ovation. and a new strategy to try to keep those speeches short. not angry, but slightly disappointed. and the oscar goes to kieran culkin — a real pain. the first award, kieran culkin. she said, "i will give you four when you win an oscar." up once untiljust now. # diamonds are forever...# michael g wilson passed on creative control to amazon. and apart from a brief... slava ukraine. ..this was largely politics free. yeah, that is great. yeah, that's great news. up to a powerful russian. adrien brody did win for his epic performance and the son of a russian oligarch swept it. anora. is really incredible. anora. and best picture. david sillito, bbc news. the oscars parties are still going on, and our entertainment correspondent is at t

the listening post is next to madison. stay with us. the us president donald trump, is set to address congress and the american people with a flurry of executive orders. a departure from convention. i'm challenges to has a government, which one is transforming politics at home and abroad with his 2nd time on the way . what's next on taunts agend? stay with all just the for the latest from the white house. we begin this week with the west bank and the quiet part that is being set out was starting with his reading media outlets and the journalist endorsed the after the cleansing of the policy is really captive. their dead bodies returned from god and one families, issues over the way of back story is being told. plus toxic met skill in making its way around the world wide web. we examined the impact of having in care is really tanks of enrolling into the west bank. tens of thousands of palestinians are being forced from their land. secular violence, the looting of homes burning of property is happening night after night. and this isn't wh

madison and hamilton were never on the same side of any important question after 1790. they were, in a sense, a republican and federalist par excellence. but at the convention they were not operating as representatives of opposing or competing factions. they understood themselves to be advancing the same goal. what happened over time? you know, historians who try to explain how this happened, try to talk about the change in madison, and there was some change in madison, but i think a lot more of what happened was the emergence in america delayed but undeniable of the great liberal divide, the divide between the more progressive or radical whigs and more conservative or traditionalist whigs. the fact that this divide came a little later to american political life than to england allows the americans to establish their two key charters of government. the declaration above all, but also the constitution, as frameworks for facilitating a politics of intra liberal divisions rather than a politics of liberal and anti-liberal parties. it's allowed american politics to operate

and anora's final award win the to its breakout star, mikey madison who won best actress for her performance. and coming up, we're live from hollywood with more highlights from hollywood's biggest night. >>> let's turn now to the white house and the effort to slash government spending. there are new concerns over the future of social security after elon musk went on a podcast and called the benefits a ponzi scheme. alice barr is following reaction for us from d.c. good morning, alice. what are we hearing from lawmakers? >> reporter: good morning, frances, and we did see new reaction on nbc's "meet the press" over the weekend with senator bernie sanders calling musk's comments outrageous. while house speaker mike johnson defended doge. >> what he's finding with his algorithms crawling through the data of the social security system is enormous amounts of fraud, waste and abuse. >> it's worth noting the internal watchdog found less than 1% of benefit payments were improper. >> don't believe it. hey, don't believe it. >> half of elderly people are trying to get by on $30,000 a year. 22% on $15,0

madison, so forth. they told us that their system, the church and civil society, but the church to do a certain job, they were not in a position to assign that job. they constructed a difference between church and state, but they did expect and count on christianity to inculcate the civil virtues as would family community schools. but christianity was a key pillar in how thought about this at the same time as we see the decline christianity we see this an astonishing rise in what's affective polarization this is when you fear and hate the other party and what it looks like has happened here is that partizan has increasingly replaced religion per se as a source of identity and meaning life. so people are looking their partizan identities to decide, what do i really care about? they're bringing that zeal into politics, polity is meant to be transactional. it cannot bear that burden of defining people's lives and their identity at the same time, the flow has moved in the other direction so that politics ha

in september this year, when you get madison runners, rebecca checked to gaze. was set on fire by hope. ok, now you dispute overland to other to live because on us have be murdered in use, fast step and strongly today. these are just the headline cases, investigative news outside africa. and since it has done a deep dive into set aside in kenya, i'm covering statistics buttons and systemic features that have led to violence against women guys in the country. there's no clear link between online influences and these specific motors, but the amount of skill has made justifying violence against women acceptable for the significant segment of canyon meant. what we particularly need to start thinking through is, reach men amongst us. has a football mind to look at the younger men and start talking to them in a different language because they're one of those changed. and if we are not careful, you can change or parish. so why can't we just pause for a moment and think through what we're actually doing, you know, a quest to develop more home one yes, cartridge, but als

the film $15.00 awards, including best picture best director and best actress mikey madison, who is 25 years old and gave a speech in which she said she stood with an honored sex workers. the best actor award went to adrian brody for his portrayal of a hung gary, an immigrant in post, 2nd world war america. fighting to realize his dream of a colossal building despite opposition, best documentary feature award. and the unprecedented turn went to the palestinian maid film. no other land, that's the story of a community in the occupied westbank being slowly destroyed by the israeli army and was co produced with is rarely directors and final awards have been now handed out. it seems again that nora with winning out over all of the competition and the brutal list also getting some nods. but it's interesting to note that once again, these awards, the top awards went to movies that relatively few movie watchers actually went to see the academy again. sean, the big favorites of 2024, wicked and june part to both of which rose.

mikey madison claimed the award for best actress for the title role in the film. she could hardly believe what had happened. >> i grew up in los angeles, but hollywood always felt so far away from me. so to be here, standing in this room today is, um, really incredible. this is a dream come true. i'm probably going to wake up tomorrow. >> honora also claimed the biggest prize for best picture and best director, going to sean baker. adrien brody won best actor in a leading role for his work in the brutalist, in which he played a struggling immigrant architect in post-world war two america. and zoe saldana won best supporting actress for emilia pÉrez. she recalled a real life immigrant story in accepting the award. >> my grandmother came to. >> this country in 1961. >> i am a proud. child of immigrant parents. with dreams. >> and dignity and hardworking hands, and. >> i. >> am the. >> first american of dominican origin. to accept an academy award, and i know i. >> will not be. >> the last. >> another special moment during the ceremony, local firefighters were brough

there's no limit to how far a dream contains sta in your own event, you know, counter adding the madison into hundreds of stories on the 0. how about us is calling on israel to return to the table for talks on the 2nd phase of guys a 65 deal as agreed in january is that a prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into discussions. and instead, once an extension of phase one, the 2nd stage would see a final exchange of captives and present as a complete withdrawal of israeli forces and the establishment of a permanency as far as early as not blockading all food fuel and life saving medicine from entering gaza follow standing and say that afraid of going hungry and the possibility of a return to war is a mock. the fast to month of ramadan. israel has counted out attacks and gaza for a 2nd consecutive day canning, at least 3 people in con eunice, and rough. uh, i mean my whole it has more from joseph city of this has, has a created a wave of us concerned among people, particularly this place palestinians either is still in enforce evacuation sites in southern partners. typicall

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the winds for honora were many mikey, madison. they include mikey madison besting demi moore for actress. i never thought anything like this would happen in my life. i just i love making movies. honora's five wins for producer director, writer, editor sean baker means thataan baker is now tied with walt disney for the most oscars won in a single year. really feels wonderful that the academy is recognizing independent film. we always jump into these projects knowing that we will have to compete with budgets and films that have budgets that are literally almost 100 times what we are, what we've shot our film for. and how about this? honora won five of the six awards for which it was nominated. now, there was a moment during the telecast that you didn't see because it happened during the commercial break. but jean garvin, how about this? colman domingo jumped on stage, told everybody to look under their seats. there they would find a little bottle of tequila and a cup, and he asked them to raise a glass to southern california, to the

. >> she's also up for best actress at the oscars, but so is mikey madison, who won best actress at theof the oscars. >> i probably should have listened to my publicist and wrote a speech or something. >> adrien brody, demi moore, kieran culkin, zoe saldana probably all winning oscars, but don't be surprised if you hear timothee chalamet, mikey madison, edward norton, and isabella rossellini or ariana grande get their names called out instead. that's how crazy this year is. >> the celebration, just two months after the devastating la wildfires, this year's host conan o'brien, displaced by those fires, says his job is to figure out what will work for air right up until the moment he takes stage. >> l.a. has just been through this traumatic experience. there's a lot that's happening nationally that people are very tense about. it changes day to day. and so my job is right now with my writers is to create possibilities. >> and this is conan o'brien's first time hosting the oscars. so a lot of anticipation for that as well. reporting from the red carpet zohreen shah, abc news, hollywood. >>

anora's final award went to its breakout star, mikey madison who won best actress for the title character. the historical epic, the brutalist was runner-up with three wins. adrien brodie won best actor for the architect. and the night began with kieron culkin coming one step closer to an egot. and capping off the schofilled with historic wins, zoe saldana became the first american of dominican origin to win for emilia perez. >>> new this morning. secretary of state pete hegseth has ordered the pentagon to cease offensive cyber operations against russia. that's according to a top u.s. official familiar with the matter. president trump is trying to restore diplomatic channels with russia as his administration seeks a quick end to the war in ukraine. it's not clear how long the order will last. a senior u.s. defense official declined to comment on the decision due to operational security concerns. it comes as ukrainian president zelenskyy gets a warm welcome in london two days after the disastrous meeting with president trump in the oval office. for the latest, let's go to matt bodner. how i

. >> if film was made on the blood, sweat, and tears -- >> reporter: mikey madison beat demi moore to for leading actress. >> a dream come true. i'm probably going to wake up tomorrow. >> reporter: "the brutalist" grabbed three oscars including best lead actor award. >> i believe if the past can teach us anything, it's a reminder to not let hat go unchecked. >> reporter: rounding out a season of wins, kieren culkin and zoe saldana took home statues for best supporting actor and actress. >> i have been acting my whole life. >> i am a proud child of immigrant parents, and i am the first american of dominican origin to accept an academy award, and i know i will not be the last. ♪ there's no place like home ♪ >> reporter: the oscars opened with a moving musical tribute to the city of los angeles following the devastating wildfires by "wicked" stars ariana grande -- ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ -- and cynthia erivo. ♪ i think of a place where there's love overflowing ♪ >> reporter: who then performed "defying gravity" from their big screen musical. ♪ defying gravity ♪ >> los angeles firs

mikey madison governor best actress.on best supporting actress in "emilia perez," and the oscar for best supporting actor went to kieran culkin for his performance in "a real pain." and the best international show was "i'm still here," the story of one family's saga during brazil's military dictatorship. >>> when we return, we'll take a look at the oval office meltdown today's students are tomorrow's great thinkers and innovators. what can this ball, teach us about the way things move? but right now millions of kids go to schools that don't have the supplies they need, just because of where they live. donorschoose is a non-profit that lets you support students and teachers in your community and beyond. you could supply a classroom like this one with a project. but, what you're really giving is the moment that sparks a brighter tomorrow. learn more at donorschoose.org. it's the last tea party for crystal with miss marshmallow. oh wow. and sara's first day of management training at goodwill. when you donate to goodwill, yo

. >> anora's award for title character went to mikey madison. "the brutalist" played runner-up. adrien brodie won best actor for playing hungarian architect, years after winning in the same category for the pianist. zoe saldana became the first american of dominican origin to win for a supporting role in emilia perez. we'll have highlights from hollywood's biggest night later in the show. >>> firefighters in south carolina race to get a handle on dozens of wildfires that burned thousands of acres and forced some people out of their homes, while flames surrounded a neighborhood north of myrtle beach, burning at least 1600 acres and 30% contained. the flames fueled by dry conditions and strong winds. according to the latest update by the local fire rescue, no injuries have been reported, and no structures have been destroyed. >>> further north, smoke filled the sky in parts of north carolina. officials issued a burn ban in parts of that state, and all of south carolina. >>> growing outrage in florida after a black man was shot and killed there. his death now sparking new calls to

mikey madison was such a surprise. a lot of people thought demi moore was going to win for best actress because she had. >> won some awards. >> she had won some prior awards. right? exactly. exactly. but the thing about honor is that it reminds us exactly what last night reminded us of. the love of film. right? the love of movies. and it feels like for a really long time, everything that's been successful at the box office has either been a reboot or a franchise. >> so here's the thing. remember, they expanded the best picture. nominee category. in fact, because of black panther. it was a sense that, like popcorn films should be rewarded. so what do you make of the fact that it was the smaller films that won again? >> i feel like people are leaning into authenticity. people are leaning more into creativity. and this film had that. and, you know, we saw sean baker when he got his when they won the award for best film and he gave his speech. he really talked about the need to for people to return to the theater to see fi

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liked the c and c must say, well, we were not expecting talk of the sodium edition between russia and madison without regardless of the so these are offering to me did because you need on and so i think that can happen, that can help. okay, well let's keep our fingers crossed, but on this sound with hopeful no, thank you very much for being with us. thank you for having and thank you for watching hope to share again on walter part the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the hey buddy, welcome to the most to mules on shape bows, joined by all you as per usual in the backseat. and guess what? this was in washington, me where to start? well, the little knock off your wrist, the little green goblin. i ain't going to well, 1st the meeting was on the meeting was off, but the meeting is definitely back on. and as we speak, it seems the permit on mister zalinski in a very stylish black truck suit to me, but to put him on the suit on going to white house. mm hm. 5 move is getting his ass chewed off by the big gun and ged vance. oh he.

the film won five awards total best actress for mikey madison, film editing, original screenplay andt director for sean baker. adrien brody won best actor for the brutalist. best supporting actor went to kieran culkin for a real pain. >> i am the first american of dominican origin to accept an academy award. >> zoe saldana made history with her best supporting actress win for amelia perez, also making history. wicked's paul tazewell became the first black man to win best costume design. >> hollywood's biggest night. >> host conan o'brien had a monologue with adam sandler. a song about not wasting time and mentions of nominees. >> if you are going to tweet about the oscars, remember my name is jimmy kimmel. >> this included amelia perez, star karla sofia gascon resurfaced controversial social media posts. >> the people of los angeles have clearly been through a devastating ordeal. >> he concluded with a message about the devastating l.a. wildfires. paying tribute to the hard working community behind the camera, later on, lafd members were brought on stage to a standing ovation. a webs

oscar night with 5 awards, including best picture, best director and best actress, 25 year old mikey madison, rachel r. she portrays a sex worker who marries the son of a russian oligarch, and then has to struggle to survive. i grew up in los angeles, but hollywood always felt so far away from me. so, to be here, standing in this room today is really incredible. it was an unprecedented night for palestine in filmmaking. the documentary no other land, one each category, the 1st the palestinians film ever to win an oscar. it's the story of a journalist who chronicles, and struggles against the gradual obliteration of his village in the occupied westbank by the is really far. no. other than that, if it reflects the house, do you have to do that? we have been in building for decades understand business as we call on the world to stake students actions to stop the injustice at the stop that makes sense angle. but there is a difference past political solution with our ethics supremacy with national rights for most of our people. and i have to say, as i am here, the foreign policy in this country i

the best leading actress oscar went to first time mikey madison for "anora" and adrien brody won hisd actor oscar for "the brutalist." >> the director and writer of "anora," shawn baker, took home best director honors with the romantic comedy taking home the biggest prize of the night, best picture. see the full list of winners on the cbs news app and kpix.com posted by conan o'brien, which was an interesting choice. >> i'm so old and out of touch, the only people i could name in that crowd were all the people with gray hair. john lithgow was like the only person i knew. >> no comment on that one. >>> thanks for watching! have a great week ahead! news and weather updates [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life simpler. but when it comes to savings habits, nothing's as simple as bmo. a bmo savings account helps you build the habit with a cash reward every month you save. cash reward? ingenious. sardine fest. this year's top prize goes to bmo. i'm just in it for the saving. it's n

but of course, as oscar madison so famously told us back in 1970, there's no such thing as a sure thing. that's why they call it gambling. gadi schwartz, nbc news. history was made early this morning when the robotic lander blue ghost touched down on the moon's surface. it's only the second privately built spacecraft to successfully land on the moon. blue ghost was created by texas based firefly aerospace. this is video of the landing that happened around 1 a.m. this morning. the spacecraft was orbiting the moon for about two weeks preparing for the daring descent. the company said, quote, this small step on the moon represents a giant leap in commercial exploration. turning now to our weather again, drivers heading to tahoe are dealing with some slick roads. this is what it looks like on i-80 at kingvale. you can see those wet roads right there. chains required on both 80 and 50. right now rob mayeda is here now. rob. are they getting more snow? what's happening? the roads are looking better now than they did about two hours ago when they were shut down. we'll see a few more inches of

but so now what do you, is madison's official, who of them were to drive that into and save from my accounts a to be, couldn't see it asked if it is a little ask me did, didn't see what was the south of any subs. so i, so i told it was flipping sheila for them to sell for it is the of my job that i was active into kind of an 8040 is up to 2005. when an outbreak of an unknown respiratory disease occurred in indonesia, the number 2 lamps, specialists, to the surprise of the will community, identified it easily is but flu. and on this yeah, that's why it's been a frightening of the. so this is this. so we didn't have an is, so i'm going to die most of the virus right within them to the still it was ready to diagnose which is my question. it's if so i knew that before it's had this my breast and in my hand, the presence of deadly virus strains illegally and bolted into the country along the sitting end, an easy and government officials demanded the secret number to us lab and of a pathogen samples to world health organization representatives, delena states as are done monthly day, well make mone

professor kelso is the thomas w smith distinguished research scholar at the james madison program in, american ideals and institutions at princeton university, where he also directs their initiatives on politics and statesmanship. he gives a wonderful lecture on the whiskey rebellion and the great course, a rebellion that washington personally put down. but today i'll be speaking about a figure and likewise rebels, a quirky but real to ordered liberty citizen in general. dr. nelson was also a recipient of a bradley prize. so we will begin with professor alan. thank you very much, roger. and thanks to amity shlaes trustees and to all of you who are participating here and particularly to judge rogers brown, who last evening brought to us an address that encapsulates an important ways how that little square of celestial natural law has permeated in our thinking since the period of earlier bicentennial that 50 years ago that project of renovation about which daniels spoke in the previous is well underway. i am fairly sanguine in as i come this afternoon to address the question. of george

so do mediation between russia and madison without regardless of a. so these are offering to me, did victory need on and so i think that can happen and that can help. okay, well let's keep our fingers crossed, but on this sounds helpful. no, thank you very much for being with us. thank you for having here. and thank you for watching hope to share again on the welter part. the of the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen for you, fractured images, presented to this fuss? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the cube good, big trouble? no, no, not a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. i know you're not, you're not winning this trump, right, that jump in some serious truth. follow me is that do not go down well with the landscape. so the mca leader kicks them out of the white house, along with p of dreams, of striking good deal

were in is in danger and we're a no grand and then are you because really i was in danger. russia madison though. uh no, it's a beauty game. that's why we have the and what do we have? oh, all right now, in the grand law you're is there. is there any? yes, uh oh or, and mr. motors outside of the time in a long time, there was a us president in the white house who seems to agree with that russian position that what's being happening on ukraine's eastern borders has been a threat to russia, which is why donald trump has been saying that he agrees with russia, he sees why ukraine comes, join nato, does the worst something relation do things that we've seen on very public display between ukraine and the us. doesn't bode well for russia as well. should see an opportunity here. i'm sorry, the impression that the united states a ministration don't know, the drum of the store. the way. well, the principals wire or russia entered the war. you know, grand against the fif do for west. some countries handed by the united states is ok ministration. jo by them and as i understood from fusion deep vibra

oscar night with 5 awards, including best picture, best director and best actress, 25 year old mikey madison, rachel ar. she portrays a sex worker who marries the son of a russian oligarch. and then has to struggle to survive. i grew up in los angeles, but hollywood always felt so far away from me. so, to be here, standing in this room today is really incredible. it was an unprecedented night for pell, a student in filmmaking, the documentary no other land one each category. the 1st tell us denny and film ever to win an oscar. it's the story of a journalist who chronicles and struggles against the gradual obliteration of his village. in the occupied westbank by b is rarely harmed no other than the edit.

the film $15.00 awards, including best picture best director and best actress, mikey madison, who's 25 years old and gave a speech in which she said she stood with an honored sex workers. the best actor award went to adrian brody for his portrayal of a hung gary, an immigrant in post, 2nd world war america. fighting to realize his dream of a colossal building despite opposition. best documentary feature award, the unprecedented turn went to the palestinian maid film. no other land, that's the story of a community in the occupied westbank being slowly destroyed by the israeli army and was co produced with is rarely director and final awards have been now handed out. it seems again that nora will winning out over all the.

. >> madison and 61st so i would advise -- [laughter] >> i would like to drive the bus. >> i don't know will let you. >> it out of my way. >> maybe this block. be nice. be nice. >> i don't want to be nice. this guy is in the way. >> he's going to hate you. here find. you will be okay. you did great other than the fact that i'm going to have to fight this guy at the next li light. [laughter] >> you are not going to air this, right? >> this is so good. [laughter] i think my show is getting bumped for this. driving with jeanine. [laughter] [applause] >> no it in my garage is talking to me, none of the old drivers. do not take that woman up. apologize to the families, may you rest in peace. just kidding. the great side hussle but what jobs did you have prior to tv but you could recommend as a survival gig that didn't involve judge merchan jeanine? >> now when kids think about side hussle, going to be an influencer. $25 million last year and she so ugly. [laughter] i do think being a driver is great. especially when you get out of new york and you go to places like ohio, human meat people wh