in fact, i said, you know, i was thinking that i love martinis. during that. next time, when i began to have suspicions, we have conference calls. the martin would double up at like 11:00 o'clock at night. so before it starts, i would say, hold on, now.

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melissa: you're justifying your martini at noon.er common one that i think it's terrible is or it basically says i'm going to be checking my e-mail sporadically because that is like, you are either in or out. where are you? you either have your phone and see it and ignore it and say that i will reply to the people i want to come all but a flood of kidder response from someone who says sporadically it is like a screened me out. >> the clients will sit back and say, you obviously have way too much work. i will contact the other billion lawyers. you just go enjoy your vacation. melissa: we have to leave it there. that was fine. >> thanks, melissa. melissa: crowd funding is a hugely pop to cut popular way to get cash. in fact, over two and a half billion dollars raised through a crowd funding last year. i don't get it. here to make me see the light in a fox business exclusive, co-founder of the world's largest crowd funding platform, in the go-go. very popular to raise money and your site can and i cannot figure out why people do it. yo

which could have been spent on air hockey and bowling alley martinis. it's a small price to pay to avoid aggravating judith. okay, i understand. thank you. you're a big girl. are there any out here? no. good. we'll see you next saturday. doctor, you should know, he doesn't really see dead people. oh, of course not. he's just trying to resolve emotional issues through visualized fantasy. do you have my check? hey, dad, how come we never got spare ribs when we were at mom's house? because your mom thinks they're too fatty. fit-choo! is that really necessary? hey, if the fit-choo fits... fit-choo! are you happy? come on, he doesn't know what it means. fine. anybody see the pancakes for the moo-shu chicken? no, looks like they forgot them. just eat it with a fork. you don't eat moo-shu with a fork. you eat moo-shu with a pancake like a little chinese taco. okay, all right. you want a taco shell? no, i don't want a taco shell. i want a pancake for my moo-shu. i ordered pancakes. i paid for pancakes. where the hell are my pancakes?! alan, chill. i will not ch

martini time. i would describe myself as a lucky cook who gets to tell stories.rtainly not a journalist. i'm not a chef anymore. i'd like to flatter myself by saying i'm an essaye esessayist a story teller. i see stuff, i talk about that, i talk about how it made me feel at the time. if you can do that honestly, that's about the best you can hope for, i think. without, like, talking about yourself in the third person. stereotyping coming. look, how do i put this? good korean kids grow up to be doctors, lawyers, or engineers, goes the story. there are expectations. but what if you have a bad korean. what if you are korean-american and you just didn't give a -- what if you looked around, asked yourself, who am i, where am i supposed to be, where do i fit in society, and were unsatisfied with the answers you were getting? what if you were an insanely talented artist and a small start-up company called facebook asked you to do murals and paid you in stock and you became ridiculously wealthy and you still didn't give a --. well, you might be david cho. >> hi, i'm davi

. >> martini time. >> i would describe myself as a lucky cook who gets to tell stories.ertainly not a journalist. i'm not a chef anymore. i'd like to flatter myself by saying i'm an essayist, but i'm a story teller. i see stuff, i talk about that, i talk about how it made me feel at the time. if you can do that, honestly, that's the best you can hope for without talking about yourself in the third person. >> stereotyping, how do i put this. good korean kids grow up to be doctors, lawyers or engineers goes the story. there are expectations. but what if you're a bad korean? what if you were korean-american and just didn't give a [ bleep ]. what if if you looked around and said, who am i? where do i fit in society? and were unsatisfied with the answers? what if you were a talented artist in a small startup company called facebook asked you yao to do murals and they paid you in stock and you became wealthy and you still didn't give a [ bleep ]. well then you might be david cho. >> hi. i'm david cho. i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> yeah. >> just sit right there

. >> martini time! i would describe myself as a lucky cook who gets to tell stories. a journalist. i'm not a chef anymore. i like to familiarity myself by saying i'm an essayist, was i'm a storyteller. i see stuff, i talk about that, i talk about how it made me feel at the time. if you can do that honestly, that's about the best you can hope for, i think, without like talking about yourself in the third person. stereotyping, coming. look, how do i put this? good korean kids grow up to be doctors, lawyers, or engineers, goes the story. there are expectations. but what if you're a bad korean? what if you were korean-american and you just didn't give a [ muted ]. what if you looked around, asked yourself, who am i, where am i supposed to be, how do i fit into society, and were unsatisfied with the answers you were getting? what if you were insanely talented artist and a small start-up company called facebook asked you to do some murals in their offices and you became ridiculously wealthy and you still didn't give a [ muted ]. you might be david cho. >> hi. i'm david cho.

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because buck brought a bi-polar bear and one minute he was up and the next he was down and the next martini in my face. he is always hairy, but sometimes he and up and downment call me, frank. i can't quit you. >>> you don't buy the argument the name should be changed? >> i do -- there are other instances. the aztecs or something, the redskins are saying maybe, maybe they should change. it i hate this iewper sensitive culture. i hate being told i am part of the hyper hyper sensitive culture. the cleveland indians are fine. it is just getting -- >> it is so stupid. how do native americans feel about it? >> some team names have been changed and they were named after them and they were like, this is awesome. >> it is like every tribe at once. >> you see native americans and you are like, i don't care. >> you might as well call them the washington firewater drinkers or the save veg -- save venge. >> and the nfl has an image issue. >> and native americans don't have redskin. >> thoab has redskin. nobody on this planet -- >> nobody has the color i allegedly have. is it the same as this? >> redkin

martini time. i would describe myself as a lucky cook who gets to tell stories.y not a journalist. i'm not a chef anymore. saying i'm an essayist, but i'm a story teller. i see stuff, i talk about that, i talk about how it made me feel at the time. if you can do that honestly, that's about the best you can hope for, i think. without, like, talking about yourself in the third person. stereotyping coming. look, how do i put this? good korean kids grow up to be doctors, lawyers, or engineers, goes the story. there are expectations. but what if you have a bad korean. what if you are korean-american and you just didn't give a -- what if you looked around, asked yourself, who am i, where am i supposed to be, where do i fit in society, and were unsatisfied with the answers you were getting? what if you were an insanely talented artist and a small start-up company called facebook asked you to do murals and paid you in stock and you became ridiculously wealthy and you still didn't give a --. well, you might be david cho. >> hi, i'm david cho. >> i'm going to paint you tod

. >> martini time. >> i would describe myself as a lucky cook who gets to tell stories.ot a journalist. i'm not a chef anymore. i'd like to flatter myself by saying i'm an essayist, but i'm a story teller. i see stuff, i talk about that, i talk about how it made me feel at the time. if you can do that, honestly, that's the best you can hope for without talking about yourself in the third person. >> stereotyping, how do i put this. good korean kids grow up to be doctors, lawyers or engineers goes the story. there are expectations. but what if you're a bad korean? what if you were korean-american and just didn't give a [ bleep ]. what if if you looked around and said, who am i? where do i fit in society? and were unsatisfied with the answers? what if you were a talented artist in a small startup company called facebook asked you yao to do murals and they paid you in stock and you became wealthy and you still didn't give a [ bleep ]. well then you might be david cho. >> hi. i'm david cho. i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> yeah. >> just sit right there. sorry. d

martini time. i would describe myself as a lucky cook who gets to tell stories.ertainly not a journalist. i'm not a chef anymore. i'd like to flatter myself by saying i'm an essayist, but i'm a story teller. i see stuff, i talk about that, i talk about how it made me feel at the time. if you can do that honestly, that's about the best you can hope for, i think. without, like, talking about yourself in the third person. stereotyping coming. look, how do i put this? good korean kids grow up to be doctors, lawyers, or engineers, goes the story. there are expectations. but what if you have a bad korean. what if you are korean-american and you just didn't give a -- what if you looked around, asked yourself, who am i, where am i supposed to be, where do i fit in in society, and were unsatisfied with the answers you were getting? what if you were an insanely talented artist and a small start-up company called facebook asked you to do murals and paid you in stock and you became ridiculously wealthy and you still didn't give a --. well, you might be david cho. >> hi, i'm

executives, martinis, and a room full of beautiful women. - i think sierra brandis is our best potential's probably too smart to pass on to us what she knows. - i got a thought on that. - hmm? - serena... [mouths words] - [british accent] well, i really appreciate you seeing me. - always a need for new faces... especially lovely new faces. you said that you worked in europe? - yeah. i did some conferences for the union de banques suisses in geneva and a few private investors groups in london. - you speak any other languages? - french, spanish-- i get around pretty well in italy. - worldly, i like it. - you know, honestly, i was concerned i was being passed over because i was too worldly. - oh, not with your looks, hon. in new york, all that class and elegance, i could book you every night. - really? you know, in europe, it often went beyond mere attendance. i don't say that as a complaint. - then why say it? - the girl who gave me your card, she implied that real money might come that way. - and she have a name? - amber donelli. - amber... [chuckles] and when did you see her? - a while b

. >> and a martini. >> thanks, jill. >> coming up, a man who knows the ladies. >> he does.over a former love. and how he's changing up the new season of his show. >> what is he eating? >> chicken. >> everybody's eating the chicken. >> oh, my god. >> and they sent over 26,000 calories. worth of french fries. you should see this mound of french fries. we'll be right back. over 20 million drivers are insured with geico. so get a free rate quote today. i love it! how much do you love it? animation is hot...and i think it makes geico's 20 million drivers message very compelling, very compelling. this is some really strong stuff! so you turned me into a cartoon...lovely. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. for digestive health? yes and did you know that trubiotics is a daily probiotic that helps in two ways. it supports digestive and immune health by working in your gut where 70% of your immune system lives. try trubiotics today. >>> on his self-titled daytime show "steve harvey" the actor and best-selling author knows how to talk to th

well, my mother feels that a wife should devote herself to her husband, get him with a martini when hewrong. do they get along now? i stay out of it. the guy who tries to break up the fight always ends up with a knife in his chest. everyone's family seems crazy to an outsider. i mean, who opens their christmas presents the week before? wait, how do you know about that? last night's episode of the adam and jennifer show. my wife and i are big fans. so what's the theme of this picture? are the overcoats supposed to symbolize the conformity of modern...something? only the artist knows. ah. okay, people, let's do this quickly before security comes. this is so exciting. you know, i know we're not related, but whenever we are together, it really feels like... (photographer) one, two, three! to me that you're my mother--aah! aah! no! no, no! mommy? hey. hey. i'm sorry. me too. ooh, you smell good. what is that? aluminum. thank you. so you still want to get married with a piece of paper and clothing and stuff, right? yes, i don't agree with everything my mom thinks, but i still love her, becau

can i get an apple martini for my wife? i'll take a whiskey sour, and -- >> um -- ooh! a hot chocolate. >> he'll have a glass of merlot. >> extra ice. [ clicks tongue ] >> will? >> oh! what's up? >> what's up, fool? what you doing in here? >> looks good, man. oh, wife and i came out with some friends, you know, just kick it for a minute. hey, babe, look who's here. >> hey, anthony. >> what's up, sasha? >> mm-hmm, mm-hmm. so, who are you here with tonight? >> it's not about who i'm with. it's about who i'm taking home. [ high-pitched voice ] ah! you with me, baby? >> [ high-pitched voice ] you ain't changed a bit, john. still pimpin'. >> ah! [ both laughing ] [ coughing ] ahem. >> raymond! >> [ clicks tongue ] >> uh-huh. yeah. um, this is one of will's old college buddies -- anthony. >> what's up, pimp? what's wrong with you? >> pimping. >> mm! mm! look, there's renee. come on, let's go meet her. come on. raymond, i would like for you to meet -- >> the finest thing in here. come over here. >> hey! focus, all right? renee, this is raymond. raymond, this is renee. >> it's

i'm half in the bag because i have had a couple of martinis. there it is. >> she got it.course. >> shout out to sean. >> hi, sean! >> yeah, she got it. everyone clap! [ applause ] >> what was she wearing? what was that? one of the angels from victoria's secret? i don't know. theh

i'm half in the bag because i have had a couple of martinis. there it is. >> she got it.. >> shout out to sean. >> hi, sean! >> yeah, she got it. everyone clap! [ applause ] >> what was she wearing? what was that? one of the angels from victoria's secret? i don't know. the "hannity" viewer got it. that should tell you everything. >> thanks. that's all the time we have left. thanks for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. the news continues. greta standing by to go live on the record. take it away. >>> tonight a major escalation in u.s. involvement in the war in syria. it involves our cia. first -- >> vladimir putin has just asserted that he has a moral superiority to the president of the united states. >> i was insulted. >> i almost wanted to vomit. >> i have seen chutzpah before but not anything like this. >> i totally disagree with him when he disagrees with the president. america is an exceptional country. >> it is also scary because vladimir putin basically echoes our own president on the concept of american

. >> and it will be fancy in a martini glass, right? >> definitely, you've got to go all the way. >> yes. right? let me put for crunch, a couple raspberry. >> oh, that's beautiful. >> we got a beautiful chocolate avocado pudding. >> welcome back. are you ready to get downright domestic? everyone wants good health, so we have ten great tips to help you live a healthier lifestyle. here's our list of ten better health how-tos. number seven, allergies. >> based on traditional chinese medicine, you actually have six pulses as opposed to just one western pulse. and this corresponds to how your energies are in your different organs. >> dr. shah, why are people developing allergies? >> ok, so allergies are basically a hyper sensitive immune reaction. stress is a big factor when it comes to getting new allergies that you've never had before. >> ok. >> so if you've had undue amounts of stress over a prolonged period of time, and your immune system's basically suppressed, then you will create allergies. you've been through a lot of stress, you men

. >> and...seeing the hand-painted martini glass completely full. >> i believed in my talents.uld do it. >> turning "designs by lolita" into a giftware sensation. plus, could big ideas mean big profits? >> we knew it was gonna be a great item, but it wasn't out yet. >> the team behind "quirky." they're all a part of this edition of "how i made my mil

now, pomegranate-- now, we all like our pomegranate martinis-- but pomegranate is a great antioxidantso it removes inflammation from our skin. i also included soy, and you might not know this, but soy helps with pigmentation, helps to decrease pigmentation or the appearance of it, and finally i included hyaluronic acid. now, many women with brown skin can have a verdullashen appearance to their skin and hyaluronic acid hydrates the skin. >> yes. >> so it helps it become more radiant. it's going to lead to beautiful, bright, brown skin. >> i saw changes with the brightening of my skin, the skin color evened out and i became a believer in rx for brown skin. >> after looking at my before and after photos, i feel so happy, i feel like i have my skin back again, like i was when i was a teenager. >> my boyfriend asked, "what are you doing to your skin to make it so radiant?" 'cause he just looked at me and he said, "your skin is radiant," and i said, "so, yes, i am using rx for brown skin." >> what i love about rx for brown skin is that not only is it a powerful skincare system, but it's lu

look, they got martini glasses and everything on this bus. you weren't looking for those martini glasses when you were thinking about renting this bus? >> no. >> of course not. you were just going to the prom. then there's that stripper pole in the middle. why you smiling? >> just out to have fun. >> this is the bus that you contracted for. you agreed she contracted for this nice sleek bus, looks like a tour bus. >> yeah. that's the bus that she originally wanted, although on our website underneath, we do have evidence here, it does show that buses may change due to demand. >> okay. but let me see the contract she signed with you for the bus. didn't she sign a contract to get this bus? >> no. there was no original contract -- >> so what is it, then, verbal? >> it's a deposit -- >> where's the receipt for the deposit? >> there's a transaction number. >> let me see something. >> i have some evidence right here. >> what is that? >> this right here is the actual ad that we have online. it shows the pictures -- >> let me see this, please. >> it al

carl tends to be a late-night guy, likes to have a couple of martinis with dinner. mr.i'm told is more than an early good evening guy. >> so what do you end up at midnight? >> no, you end up with a late-day meeting, lunch, brunch, late day. >> so bloody marys? >> i don't know. i don't know what the alcohol would be. >> a lot of times when he does get up early, he watches this show. >> does he get up early enough to watch this show? >> carl, if you're out there, we're kidding to a certain extent. but of course this is taken very seriously by apple and shareholders. while mr. icahn is not a top-ten holder, he has a great deal of influen influence, he is a large shareholder, has quite a bit of stock. the question is whether they're going to increase the buyback. will they feel a need to perhaps respond to him or is it enough to say, hey, we had a very good week, by the way, carl, with our new phone, did you notice, and we have the largest buyback in place anyway so what do you want with us? >> the morgan stanley note today talks about, givagain, this is new thesis, trouble

. >> i feel like i should have a martini. like this is the brat pack.asked them what did you think of the cover? they wrote back, killer. >> ooh. >> so far, that's the only one we've gotten. but bieber, miley, if you're out there. hit me up. >> we've been hearing you all morning, killer. and behind the mic, robin, your girlfriend. >> yes. >> all right. >> now, making their national television debut, here's scott bradlee and postmodern jukebox. ♪ ♪ there's sweaty bodies everywhere ♪ ♪ hands in the air like we don't care ♪ ♪ if you ain't ready to go home ♪ ♪ can i get a hell no we're going to go all night ♪ ♪ until we have it by ♪ it's our party we can do what we want ♪ ♪ it's our party we can say what we want ♪ ♪ it's our party we can love who we want ♪ ♪ we can kiss who we want we can sing what we want ♪ ♪ ooh, ooh hey, aye ♪ ♪ so, la, da, di, da, di we like to party ♪ ♪ dancing with miley doing whatever we want ♪ ♪ this is our house this is our rules ♪ ♪ and we can't stop and we won't stop ♪ ♪ can't you see it's we who own the night ♪ ♪ can't you see i

think better, i think twice about it now, i do chase a drink with water, i am less likely to mix the martiniakes of the past. you don't wanna feel that way, so maybe we drink water, you get to bed, yeah. you go water, drink, water drink. >> you get old are, your wife gets older, and she says, & "you have had enough" [ laughter ] >> that's it. >> we are as g home. >> that's a big factor, too. >> it's about moderating your intake. and this next store has people shocked. have you goingotten advice from doctor and thought: no way this could possibly be right. this next new story is evidence that there's a fine line tween embarrassing and inappropriate. >> the unnamed patient in this report claims she told her doctor she suffers from a gag reflex, and couldn'tbeundergo a medical procedure. according to the woman, the doctor suggested that she should be practices twice a week on her husband by giving to address her gagging reflex. the california medical board

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. >> your martini glasses are on my book shelf. >> perfect.most elegant and intimate and fun weddings ever. >> we had a great time. >> such a great time. but the point being that you met your husband at msnbc. >> i did. >> that's probably the best takeaway from the job ever. >> one of the reasons i wasn't on tv very much is i was finishing my book, but i also had a child and very ill parents. i had a father with cancer and a mother with strokes. they've both since passed away. this all happened in the last five years. it's a lot. i feel like the tv news part, radio is just not over yet. i'm the first one. i will say, no, done. but i don't think so yet. >> no, allison, come on back to tv. i'll scoot over right here. you can sit right there again. it would be fun. anyway, next weekend my interview with steve ratner, "morning joe's" economic adviser. >>> next, a primer on obama care and what to expect from this week's rollout. run, go, go! did he just fumble? "i" formation! "i" formation! we have got to get the three-technique block! i'm not angr

i liked martinis and during that time we would have conference calls. martin would double up with laughter because we would have conference calls at 11:00 at night. before the conference call would start i would say no hold on now. do you have always of your equipment they are? i want to be sure you get everything down because this is going to be a long conference. martin would say clarence stop with the theatrics. let's just get on with it that i really believed it. let me make sure to say so we can move on, i believe stanley leveson this jewish lawyer and in any other context when you look at the magnitude of his contributions to martin king and the civilized movement he would be given a civilian i don't know , he would be a white house honoree without question. >> host: he died when? 1979? >> guest: yes, maam 279. the civil rights movement personally i think the history of the civil rights movement in relationship to martin king i think that stanley has not gotten his proper due. i think there has been a effort to rebalance history and not bring the

in fact, i said, you know, i was thinking that i love martinis. during that. next time, when i began to have suspicions, we have conference calls. the martin would double up at like 11:00 o'clock at night. so before it starts, i would say, hold on, now. i make sure that you get everything down. because this is going to be a long time. and he was like, you know, i really believe this. let me just say that we can move on. i believe that stanley levinson, this jewish lawyer, and any other context when you look at the magnitude of the contributions, he would be given nation's highest medal of honor. he would be a white house armory. no question. >> he died in 1979? >> yes. >> so i think that the movement -- personally think that the civil rights movement, the history of the civil rights movement in relation to him, he has not gotten his proper due. >> i think that this would be an effort to rebalance history and so i have decided that if no one else, i'm going to tell the story whenever i can dedicate this book. >> it has taken 47 years to get around to this parti

tenth annual went through a martini phase and the got lazy and the scotch. remember the number of jiggers -- isn't it a shot -- anyway. the number of -- it sounds like a word you're not supposed to say. anyway the number would go -- by the time i graduated from high school we were up to three jiggers of scotch. i know, my brother told me that in one of his physicians said you need to cut down on the booze. but i never saw it affect his behavior or thought of it as an issue. i guess if your definition is you need to have alcohol every day, i suppose that is the definition. i don't know what the definition is. >> host: doug fraser tweets in. what did your parents do for a living. he was a professor. what did he teach? >> guest: he taught speech and he was the manager or assistant manager in the dart mouth player. he was involved in the set design and the publicity of the play. theater. he loved the theater. when he was -- before he met my mother and settled down, he was in summer stock theater and something called -- which was traveling lecture and event. he d

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