martha stewart is back on the show!lause ] he's starring in the new film, "damascus cover," jonathan rhys meyers joins us tonight! [ cheers and applause ] you're here on a very good evening. before we get to all that, as president trump's legal and political troubles continue to mount, he's stepping us his war on the press and lying to his supporters about his economic agenda. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: just this week, the white house has been hit with a secret tape recorded by trump's ex-lawyer and is racing to meet a court deadline to reunite the migrant families they separated at the border. and on top of all that, it was reported today that special counsel robert mueller's russia probe is zeroing in on trump's use of social media. >> breaking news now, in the special counsel russia meddling investigation, "the new york times" just posting a story. quoting sources saying, "the special counsel robert mueller and his team of prosecutors looking at the president's tweets. the special cou

brush like a pro. ♪ [ cheers and applae ] >> seth: we're back with martha stewart, everyone!seth: that's very impreasive. tenth of her show "martha bakes" is now airing on pbs. and we're going to make some desserts. >> yes. this this program this year is all about special techniques. >> seth: okay. >> so it's about browning meringues. >> seth: oh, good. >> so you want to try that? >> seth:eah, let's brown meringue. >> do you know how to use these? >> seth: no. >> okay, so just turn and click. >> seth: this is a -- flame? >> it's a blow torch. >> seth: okay. i'm turning -- >> not really. >> seth: mine's not working. [ li it laughter ] will. >> seth: this looks like -- here. >> you have to click. did you lift it -- oh, you didn't turn it on. >> seth: well, you turn it - oh. is it working? >> no, what the heck? [ laughter ]>> eth: can we -- >> here. >> seth: oh, life's nice when you have a second torch. [ laughter ] oh! >> here. >> seth: okay. >> hold it, hold it. hold the nozzle there.la [ cheers and ae ] >> seth: all right. >> that's -- >> seth: okay. >> don't let it go. >> se

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>> martha stewart? >> jimmy: martha -- the martha stewart. >> and so -- so, did you ask her? make pickles?" she goes, "oh, it's very easy, you just --" she goes, "just go on my website." and i go -- she goes, "hold on a second." got an ipad out of her car. and went to her own website, showed me the recipe of how to make pickles. yeah. >> there you go. >> jimmy: showed me at the farm, and then i aced it. >> how to pickle everything? >> jimmy: i'm gonna show you -- dude, that's -- >> i love them. do you still -- you should just market 'em. you should have pickles all the time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean, i'd eat 'em. >> jimmy: you would? >> yeah, i love pickles. >> jimmy: thanks, man. i appreciate it. [ laughter and applause ] that's -- that' s a good friend, right there. >> i love pickles. i love pickles, man. [ cheers and applause ] i really do. i love pickles. but i've never done it. >> jimmy: yeah, they are the great -- >> but i love 'em. >> jimmy: so, explain this -- this film. "private life." >> explain this film. yeah, it's about a couple that are trying to conceive. tryin

i'm martha stewart. and i'm kmart's new consultant for entertaining and lifestyle.ips on just about everything for the home and entertaining. so come to kmart. well, to be very honest with you-- she was branding, but i was in kmart and then they brought her in, and i met her at kmart. harvey: you got two strong, ambitious women who are kind of launching their brand at the same time. was there competition or camaraderie? oh, wow, to be in competition with martha? come on, come on. i mean, she was something. you know, when i launched my line, it was a hit right away. they wanted me to go into, you know, home and dishes and that. and i held back. i said, "no, let me concentrate on the apparel." - max factor did not want you to go to kmart. - no, they did not. no, they said, "it's not your customer. please don't. we don't want you to." so, we're gonna take a pause right now because i want to understand this. you are a get-along kind of person, and here you got max factor that, you know, they know exactly what they're doing, they are rooted in their business, and you com

. >> anthony: you know martha stewart pretty well.t answer. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: in a street fight, could martha stewart choke me out? >> eric: i think if she goes to the dark side, yeah. >> anthony: i think so too. this is not like my show at all actually. i'm going to get shit for this, i'm telling you. "you're not keeping it real anymore, man." look, you know? it looks like a win label. as a buddhist, does this worry you? >> eric: i'm sorry? >> anthony: as a buddhist does this worry you, considering how well this life has turned out for you? >> eric: no, it's good karma from my previous life. i have to -- >> anthony: well, how long can that karma last? >> eric: until it's dead. it ends. >> anthony: when do you think that might be? >> eric: anytime soon you never know. karma switches like that. boom, done. >> anthony: what would you not want to come back as? what would a worst-case scenario be in the next life? >> eric: how many chances do you have to be born as what you are or what i am? in that entire universe. >> anthony: i

the strip the president can please introduce martha stewart. as we have producers to ghost whisperer to snoop to come up with a new look because that is the cousin with you swear your supporters to your machine station shouldn't for you. the door for one was delayed didn't burst from. where. it wasn't even in the my bidding to get one. because that is still a little fun but short of you had exams it off and you found it off with one bullshit of. if you are in the horse or not lost an arm because of ways but then you that you for the. next you. will have someone to look but. some did it get away because you know from bullshit. somebody told the russians station in the. national station. who does it you just got done with them god it's you who . would just never be through it in the butt is wrong and. i could remove the movie because i was doing this because that's a pity that i'm not a snob mother will. use one might have. made exactly the time we did was going to do what it to which it was me who could be cock soulsby to get the full. time i st

and it's martha stewart. [ laughter ]. >> marewart? >> jimmy: martha -- the martha stewart. >> and so -- so, did you ask her? >> jimmy: of course i did. " went, i go, "hey, martha. how are you doin she's like, "uh, hello, jimmy." [ laughter ] and i go -- u. that's awesome. >> jimmy: thank >> yeah. >> jimmy: and so, she goes, i go, "how do i make pickles?" she goes, "oh, it's very easy, you just --" she goes, "just go on my website." sd i go -- she goes, "hold onond." got an ipad out of her car. and went to her own website, showed me the recipe of how to make pickl. yeah. >> there you go. >> jimmy: showed me at the farm, and then i aced it. >> how to pickle everything? >> jimmy: i'm gonna ou -- dude, that's -- >> i love them. do you still -- you should just market 'em. you should have pimeles all the >> jimmy: yeah. >> i mean, i'd eat 'em. >> jimmy: you would? >> yeah, i love pickles. >> jmy: thanks, man. i appreciate it. [ laughter and applause ] that's -- that' s a good friend, right there. >> i love pickles. uslove pickle

this reminds me of -- remember martha stewart is she had the s.e.c. charges, they froze the s.e.c.hen the criminal case came in which wasn't related to her function as ceo at martha stewart, it was her alleged insider training then you see elizabeth holmes at theranos where she did settle the s.e.c. complaint but there were still criminal charges that came in afterwards so it can go in any number of directions i would by no means rule that possibility out. >> though it could still be a settlement that's certainly a possibility isn't it >> there could certainly still be a settlement but i wouldn't expect one in the imminent future if they turn down what looks like a very reasonable deal it looks like s.e.c. is really trying to not destroy the company. to their credit. >> as we reported, there was an expectation they would also charge the company and they did not. it would not have been a violation but they were expected to come and they didn't. that was a surprise. >> yes, i was a little surprised by that, too they typically do do both. i think part of that may be that the directors

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which is what they got martha stewart on you're subject to criminal prosecution but let me just get something and this is just conjecture on my part something tells me that somehow i don't know why we can go through the the her or her background in pedigree in provo non's but somebody said here's one because it's now eleventh hour political move and they're going to pull her into this now she's claiming she was threatened and that's awful and we should all stand against that but let me tell you something when her attempt to win she had been pulled out exposed and she is no longer needed watch how the democratic party chose discard sure you'll never hear anything about her again you will never see any follow up how are you doing thanks for nothing because this is if the big message is to the next person you know decides that you're going to come forward watch what happened to anita hill and watch what happened here this is what i may do and this is how i knew you didn't put your the system have turned away or and then you're just right to take away when we have we have people in the in the g.o

offers a olive branch that's it the end of ma are they'll martha stewart you i think jim mentioned that -- squawk on the street that said, we are finding out. 2807 has been the line in the sand we are below that now. tim has been right i don't know what the premium -- but i think we'll find out in a very real way i don't think there is any way you can buy the stock without knowing the outcome of this stuff. >> top holders have been lightening up on positions you have seen that in the last filing i know filings. >> from a risk management how can you not. >> you don't vacate. >> you can't hold we with whatever is is coming. you it's 244 i think the stock gets cut in half ultimately you are looking at a 150 or 160 if he is gone if these headwinds pace the way they are, i know it sounds cat a chris mick. >> how come is wasn't this is a benign selloff given the news. >> and given the volatility for the stock itself. >> we were here two weeks ago exactly this price. >> what does that tell you that we are back to two-week levels. >> exactly i don't think that big a deal. i mean i think people

now it's going to impact the company in total i mean think of what happened with martha stewart when she went to prison for substantially less than a sip destroyed her company and she's now back in a position as c.e.o. of a new company but elon musk is the brand is what people are buying into he's the pied piper they are not buying into the car itself because there's other electric vehicles on the market that are going to be substantially better whether it be the jaguar i pace on the b.m.w. i vehicles is a lot of great product on the market but the only reason that tussles alive is because of him and if he has to step down as a c.e.o. and a board member and of course the board is fighting this everybody knows whether you're short solo or a long hold this is not good and it will the impact of the stock can't be calculated but it could be quite dramatic well over one hundred dollars a share i'm hearing from a couple different analysts but the fact is the company doesn't exist without him and he knows that he is the brand but remember he also is on the board of solar city and space x. h

people have been talking about martha stewart and others in the fact that there are officers that's goorward. it is more unusual to have a permanent director bar which is what the sec is going for here. i think we can look to that to see it does not matter whether someone is a celebrity, how innovative their technology may seem, or anything that once you partake in this conduct, the sec is going to seek to remove you as a director or officer of any public company. that is for the protection of the shareholders and the market. gene: let me jump in. when you talk about protection of the shareholders, you think shareholders are better off if elon musk is completely removed from the company? teresa: i think tesla will have a very difficult time having its founder and visionary removed from the company, but that is also a separate analysis from the legal implications when somebody breaks the law. the protection to the market and those investors, when somebody does not take their obligations as a public company ceo the way they should, and they don't fulfill the obligations. whether or not h

. ♪ emily: president of abc entertainment, ceo of martha stewart's media company and ceo of [indiscernible many hats, and she has been on hits like grays anatomy and desperate housewives. today she wants to see more women at the top. she leads built by girls, a venture capital firm that looks for companies with at least one female founder and happens to be a big investor in amazon which hit $1 trillion. thank you for joining us back here on the show. susan: i am a tiny investor in amazon. emily: but you personally invested in amazon, i believe in 2009, and then again this year, so what do you think about hitting $1 trillion? susan: it is a nice story. i also think they are a very unique company. they are attacked company. their commerce company, they are a media company, and they have really diversified in the way most have not. they have created an ecosystem or flywheel that is brilliant that moves people from one part of their ecosystem to another very seamlessly. emily: there has been a huge run-up in the last three years. the stock has exploded, but really quickly, does that concern yo

and some extent martha stewart, they didn't get her on insider trading, and they got her on lying andoff on what was insider trading light. you go to the jury and you're a billionaire ceo that the public likes, the sec has a very hard case and this case is strange because he's partying with his girlfriend and making weed jokes, we talked about the weed jokes and we were right. i knew we were right about that. the sec says it's what it was, it seems silly. he's a very liked person and hard for the sec to win and that's why they're angry. and it's harder, when the mavericks would have been in trouble if you didn't pay the fine-- >> and regardless where this goes, i can't imagine a tesla without him and how investors and how the company goes forward without him. i know there was a brief period for apple when they didn't have steve jobs, but-- >> he had to come back, he had to come back. so there's a musk premium to that stock without a doubt. i don't know what it is, it can be $100 a share, it could be more. that's the point you're making. without him i don't think they get the fund that

martha stewart: have you ever seen a fanciful pie or an innovative beautiful cake and wondered, "how did they do that?" then you won't want to miss this season of "martha bakes". join me in my kitchen where i'll teach you the techniques you'll need for creating picture perfect recipes, brilliantly colored cakes, elegant cookies, magnificent meringues and swoon-worthy desserts. all guaranteed to be as delicious as they are gorgeous. welcome everyone to "martha bakes". "martha bakes" is made possible by: for more than 200 years, domino and c&h sugars have been used by home bakers to help bring recipes to life and create memories for each new generation of baking enthusiasts. ♪ man: the cows are in atlantic ocean behind them. this isn't an image, this is reality,

look out for as well, guys, is under the rule that he is charged under, which is the same thing martha stewartider trading, he could actually face criminal charges so he is not out of the woods yet. >> we look for the next chapter of this. >> stay tuned. >> yes. janet johnson, thank you so much. >> good to see you, janet. >> thank you for having me. >>> "saturday night live" finds plenty of plol punolitical punc bags with the hearing on capitol hill. we have reaction from one of the senators who was depicted in last night's sketch. take us dow. waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside with the world outside. making life a little easier. ♪ the new well-connected 2019 lincoln mkc. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! new cascade platinum. ythen you turn 40 ande everything goes. tell me about it. you know, it's made me think, i'm closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. hm. i'm thinki

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of martha stewart's media company and ceo has worn many hats, and she has been on hits like "grey's anatomyperate housewives." today she wants to see more women at the top. she leads built by girls, a venture capital firm that looks for companies with at least one female founder and happens to be a personal investor in amazon, which just hit a $1 trillion evaluation this week. >> they are a tech company. they are a commerce company. they are a media company, and they have really diversified in the way most have not. they have created an ecosystem or flywheel that is brilliant that moves people from one part of their ecosystem to another very seamlessly. emily: there has been a huge run-up in the shares the last three years. the stock has exploded, but really quickly, does that concern you? that this could be the top, the plateau? susan: i don't think it is the top. when you look at it is a highly valued stock, let's be fair. but i do think there is still a lot of room there when you think that ecommerce is still 15% of all commerce in the country, and they are the dominant player in that sp

ask martha stewart what happened when she did?sad commentary, because my family was law enforcement, my mom was a prison guard, new york city cops, two guys dating, i have fbi friends that they never talk to the fbi. and i'm why not. i want to help them. that would be my natural instinct. if you ever do any of say something that turns out to be wrong, bad recollection, look at general flynn, look at george papadopoulos. professor dershowitz has said, we are criminalizing political differences. sometimes you do not remember something and you can now be charged with a crime of lying to the fbi. so my friends and the fbi say never talk to the fbi. that is ridiculous to me that we now live in that circumstance. >> well, sean, i think that in 99% of the cases cooperating with the fbi is a perfectly fine idea, what you have here is a case where not only because you have an impeachment overlay, but just them in nature of the investigation, the politics is really overwhelming the law, and it is an eccentric different kind of case. >> sean

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remember, martha stewart went to prison for lying to the fbi.ch stronger penalty about lying to the fbi than omitting something from a committee staffer. that's why they need an independent fbi investigation. >> well, we'll see if that's where it goes from here. we have to leave it right here but thank you, christine pelosi, for coming in. >>> take a look at live doppler 7 right now. we have high clouds that are filtering the sun. the fog is pretty much locked in at the coastline. tomorrow afternoon we'll keep the clouds around the coast. the rest of you looking at mainly sunny skies. much cooler inland. places in the low to mid-90s will be in the low 80s. antioch, livermore, 80 degrees. 64 in san francisco, 61 in half moon bay. right around the bay in the 70s like santa rosa, fremont, 76 in san jose. i want to turn your attention to hurricane rosa off the mexico coast. it's a category 3 hurricane now. it has intensified but it will weaken eventually, first becoming a category 4 and then weakening as it starts to make its turn towards cabo. not

tonight -- chat and desserts with martha stewart, star of "damascus cover," actor jonathan rhys meyersing the media, which reporters are calling an outrage and a snub

martha stewart did it. that was her crime, lying to the fbi. now also, i can't imagine how you limit this inquiry because he's lied so much. and when he says he never was a blackout drunk, when he says he was a choir boy, renate's alumni was a compliment. the devil's triangle is a drinking game. the fbi can get on wikipedia and figure out that those are all lies. >> are small lies to the fbi okay or could that endanger his current judgeship? >> i think he should be impeached. he has no character and the fbi is investigating his character. >> i think this does raise another issue. and when you go in to do the follow-up investigation, the fbi is not going to stop with just an allegation that they're investigating initially. if they come up with additional information, it's logical to pursue that but i think there is potentially some other issues because the judge made some very declarative statements that he didn't black out, he did this, he did that. those things may be disputed by other people in the course of this investigation. there could po

some ofointed out in the articles tonight in the wake of this that martha stewart, when she came out of jail, was barred from being an officer. she was chief creative officer for a company and client ring that period. -- and during that period. he can play a role without being an official officer. i do not think he is going to leave his baby. you mentioned, what's going to impact the stock is actually the company's ability to meet sales target. it is a mccrone erased to customers by the end of the third quarter. one investor said it will likely lead to huge sales figures just as some investors flee with the sec suit. is that the dynamic where going to see? >> that would be a good dynamic because that would push the stock back up. if people feel they can produce enough model threes and sell them, but the company is going to be fine. stayi said, elon musk will in some fashion despite the attempt to give him some comeuppance. clearly he has bad judgment very he should not have sent out the tweet. that was a stupid thing to do and he is paying a high price for it. but is he going to leav

. >> typically banned from being officer or director from any public company for i think martha stewartor something like that. it would be -- i think something in the that neighborhood and that that might be part of it but he could still be an adviser, still a large shareholder. still an important presence there. he just can't run the thing. and he can't be making unauthorized public -- material public statements lake this. it's amazing that -- maybe one reason they haven't charged tesla is that nobody else knew anything about it. >> right. >> did you think that it seemed odd and maybe seemed the s.e.c. would be less likely to come to a deal with elon musk, the fact that they said something to the effect of his status as a celebrity ceo and tech innovator doesn't exempt him from following the law. i thought that stood out -- it was like underscored for me. >> absolutely. i think first of all they needed to say that from a law enforcement perspective. you get a celebrity defendant like this. it's incredibly valuable in sending a message to the rest of the world. everyone is paying attent

came in for me twice, and bill came in, and we were down in southport, martha, the cook -- >> martha stewart? >> gave me a party. and the president was coming to it. and martha was martha, and the president came in, in a helicopter, and they weren't ready. martha wasn't ready. she was changing all the seats, and she doesn't like me so i hope she doesn't see this. anyway, i went out to meet bill and the secret service took me out to meet bill and i walked across to that helicopter and oh, what am i doing here? where is my husband? and we got in the car and martha still wasn't ready, and so we drove around the town, and on every corner, you know, the people were all out, and he said to me, barbara, you know you're not going to win. and i said, i know. and he said, just keep your dignity and keep going, and i'll take care of you. and of course having been on ways and means, you know, that nice thought. and i thought, oh, you know, maybe trinidad or one of those places, i could play golf. so, after i lost, i made an appointment to go down to personnel and they were talking to me and they were ta

it's a crime martha stewart went to jail for.der oath and not a public hearing, it was a private meeting with the fbi. neil: each side is going to stick to their story. the judge is going to say it didn't happen. >> he can't deny something until he hears what it is, otherwise it's like playing catch with jell-o, it is exquisitely unfair. he and his advisers have to be able to get their hands around what these allegations are, and that can only happen if she makes them in public. neil: if the republicans rush to vote now, it would come back to bite them? >> i think it would, it would be the perception they are mistreating this woman, who might be a victim unfairly, and there will be a taint on judge kavanaugh that will never go away until the public actually has the opportunity to hear the two of them. not at the same time, but -- neil: clarence thomas still became a supreme court justice. >> yes, he did. the committee chose not to recommend him and not to not recommend him. they sent it to the senate floor. senate controlled by t

>> that's the martha stewart case. and that wasn't an official interrogation.il: why wouldn't the democrats want to be part of that? >> ask senator feinstein. i think she thinks by democrats not participating in this, a guess on my part, that will put pressure on senator grassley to dispatch the fbi to california, dispatch fbi agents in california to interrogate dr. ford. neil: who does it matter, if it's members of the committee democrat or republican or the fbi? >> well, the advantage of an interrogation, preceding a public testimony, is that often when the cameras are there, the person says things differently than when the cameras weren't there. case in point. when anita hill lobbed her allegations about then judge clarence thomas, at the very end of the senate judiciary committee's interrogations, just like now, the chair was senator joe biden, democrats had control of the senate. he asked fbi agents to interview her, which they did. when she came to testify and she testified differently than what she told the fbi, senator arlen specter, former district att