espresso martinis one of the top then not just martinis, requested drinks.ned, manhattans, side cars. >> shaq, tom brady, steph curry, brand down. >> i love all of those, but a cautionary tale for enforcers, they all endorsed ftx, being included in class action suits. when celebrities endorse something what they're saying is i endorse this, buy this, a lot of people lost a lot of money on this, i caution celebrities particularly in these new age of crypto and all kinds of other things be very, very careful. i'm sure they got paid in stock so they took a bath also. >> good business manager. >> you need john rosen. >> that's right. >> number ten. >> cheap dates, brand up, what do you mean here? >> my middle name. no. >> personal submission. >> this is what he likes. >> everything is about you, donny. >> yes, it is. there is a dating website put out a lindh th i think that basically the average cost of liquor up 18%, average food of cost at restaurants 20%. people are requesting cheap dates, camping trips, straight fairs, straight food, miniature golf. what do

this martini is dry every day i drink at night.e at all, then at least cheerful. what should i call? not my brother, the last time i called, it ended up in a psychiatrist's office and whatever. my brother is a nonentity and henpecked, he has no thoughts of his own at all, and those that his wife whispers, well, natasha are not distinguished by intelligence , in general, and will be able to understand, then he is not. the corpse was taken by this unfortunate killer came, probably wounded. i wanted to hide from the killer. it was too late. clear. i didn't hear anything, i slept in my room. are you not on duty sleeping? and why should i sleep with her while i have repairs going on margarita said, the house is big wait, so the guests will not interfere. it seems to me that even a young dressing gown hanging on the door seemed to me to know. it can be taken for a person, let alone an old woman who still loves this business, everything is purely traces of blood, not on the sofa on the floor. no cracked double glazing on windows. listen,

for more on this, let's bring cameron martini is a senior lecture on international relations at the university of sussex in britain . come and this is the 2nd execute execution in just 2 weeks after the alleged offense. are you surprised by that quick and very brutal response? good morning. you know, i'm not, this was expected and there was jim has been laying ground for this. this killings which by all conventions actually are extra judicial killings. the person who was executed this morning, my do that or that i was only arrested 23 days ago. so the whole process from arrest to execution took only more. and that's more than 3 weeks. he had no access to. 3 independent lawyer, it was a lawyer which was determined by the, by the state and in fact, and uranium from a rice lawyer claims that given that there was no private plaintiff. in this case, a whole case was brought to the court by the government and actually processed by the government by judiciary south. it's a sort of states killing. and i should also add that there are other protest us who are actually being killed on the torture in the

it's martini o'clock, then. a martini variation because we're here in the bay area. martinez is where i was born, allegedly the home of the martinez cocktail, which inspired the martini. so this is actually a cocktail that i served at my bar at wild talking in san francisco. so in my tent, i already have two different kinds of jen's. i've got four pillars navy strength. roco which is from japan, a little bit of japanese vodka, nika and some cherry blossom vermouth, mancino. i'll be easier on you than the judges were on that program. you much nicer. thank you. thank you. thank you. um so we're going to do a little fun throwing technique over here. i've got my ice and we're gonna go ahead and throw this 10 times this is going to do there you go when we're going to, like, chill and dilute our cocktail, but we're also allowing all the amounts were really kind of shine through. i see showstopper . i did this at my bar quite often and gets all the oohs and aahs from all my guests and friends. that's what's called thro

thank same you something that martini report to nick carter. the step dad isn't off, don't love it, or we can, you still can't get part of it, which it, it said the chest that i'm using, the new to with can be gama lucinda and the a couple of somebody at the community that they've got to be left, really not. all right, it's supposed to be set up like you said affected dor, fully out of the julia meeting with us. that's in disclaimer, but that was the burden gospel, believing it, right? nobody for whether you do both is looking at them during the summer because i see a reason. i wish you could be so much, but he didn't. we cannot create world was, it was the case then you big us to left for you will go that they sure i see it in august of she come from the worst in a when one of them with a members of opec plus report to lead mo, further, oil production codes that says russia says it won't export for those countries observing the use price cap. and in this week's top stories, the commission chief delete supposed claiming that 100000 ukrainian of

the espresso martini is a mix of vodka, coffee liquor and espresso.year or so thanks to tiktok. the drink pushed the classic manhattan out of the top ten. what do you think the number one is? the margarita. >> i think it's interesting we think the '80s is relatively new. that's helpful. >> tiktokers that was too long ago. >> the espresso, that we can do. >>> it will be cold as you get out the door this morning. rain has been off and on and we've seen a lot more of the rain on through the overnight hours. now starting to see some breaks in the rain. no rain as of right now, just some spotty, light showers. heavier rain moving through oakland. getting in on some heavier rain and the rain continues for danville and san ramon with some breaks here and there. it is really coming down in san jose right now for east san jose around the evergreen area. that will be letting up in a bit as we see this coming in off and on for today. it's all because of the storm system that is still well off the coast and even as we look further out in the pacific there are mor

but martinis can be a useful tool. >> jimmy: they can be useful, yeah.le probably, and for being like when you talk about your low point as parent. >> yeah. >> jimmy: maybe it was just one of the low points. you have many low points. last night my son told me that he wanted a different set of parents because we wouldn't let him have his ipad. >> get rid of you. you're out. >> jimmy: but it makes you feel better to know. because we just imagine that you've got everything figured out. >> i share one of the stories there is a whole chapter called "meet my mom" because my mom is an amazing force in my life, and so much of my parents' wisdom make up the tools that i use. and she of course wouldn't write a book because my mom says who cares what i have to think, what i would say. and no, mom, a lot of people would. >> you you've try to get your mom to write something? >> i tried. this is the closest i could get is sort of putting her voice in. but in that chapter, i talk about one of the -- her sort of says is parent the child you've got, which as parents, if

we have an amazing espresso martini. we've got something called a fall harvest. it's warm, really good for this time. kind of hot toddy-ish with great fall spices in it. then listen to our entertainment. tonight we've got a live band. tomorrow we've got a comedy show. i mean tomorrow is saturday. come on out. upper grant is back. >> gentlemen, great to have you on the program. paul, last question to you really quick. is this contagious now in the city? do you hope other business owners and investors will follow your lead? >> oh, i truly hope so. we so love san francisco, you know. we are doing our best to pay homage to a world-class city, raj. what can i say? >> gentlemen, thank you for your time tonight. we hope to see you at savoy tivoli in the near future. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> let's move on. a lot of love for the 49ers, winning the division title last night after another convincing win. this was up in seattle. so much excitement on the field, including this big play. and of course in the locker room. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right, fellas. you g

andrey rudenko anton khobotov to lead donetsk people's republic today in moscow the composer eduard martini is saying goodbye to you. boris is in touch with us, hello, how is the service going and where will the funeral be? yes vera greetings indeed, the funeral of eduard artemyev is taking place at these very minutes here in the church of the ascension of the lord at the nikitsky gate practically in the very heart of the russian capital and this is not at all a magnificent farewell ceremony for a famous person. as one could imagine, on the contrary, everything is quite calmly modest in such a very chamber setting, and at the coffin today, the closest relatives of the composer are his colleagues in the shop, those who i knew nikolayevich well personally and worked with him for many years . he carried himself with dignity and never saw any fuss about it. today they say those who came to see off eduard artemyev on the last journey, one of the first to come here was the russian minister of culture olga lyubimova and she called and still calls eduard nikolaevich simply by his property, uncle ly

martini -- >> what the film tells you is george bailey is us, and his experiences are ours.s a community where we lift people up. >> here you are, george. merry christmas. >> so the ultimate question comes down to where do you, as an american, want to live. do you want to live in bedford falls, the town that jimmy stewart is desperately trying to keep going? or do you want to live in pottersville, where there's nothing in it for anybody except what they can get for themselves? and so we feel our own selves on a kind of cusp today of what kind of choices are we going to make? i can't imagine there's an american within the sound of my voice that doesn't want to live in bedford falls. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. you get advice like... just stop. go for a run. go for ten runs. run a marathon. instead, start small with nicorette, which will lead to something big. >> there's a period of the wintertime that goes from thanksgiving to christmas. you want to get together with family and friends. >> oh, will you look who's home? >> it's a litt

martini -- >> what the film tells you is george bailey is us, and his experiences are ours.ere you are, george. merry christmas. >> so the ultimate question comes down to where do you, as an american, want to live. do you want to live in bedford falls, the town that jimmy stewart is desperately trying to keep going? or do you want to live in pottersville, where there's nothing in it for anybody except what they can get for themselves? and so we feel our own selves on a kind of cusp today of what kind of choices are we going to make? i can't imagine there's an american within the sound of my voice that doesn't want to live in bedford falls. thing. from verizon. [ coughing/sneezing ] dude, you coming? alka-seltzer plus powermax gels with more concentrated power. because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus. also try for fast sinus and pain relief! get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their websit

new thought martini is a south african pianist, composer and heal up. he has his take on the origins of jazz on the continent. ah, i use jazz as a mouthpiece. i understand chez particularly with regard to improvisation. and improvisation is lidiam out that that leads to the things that are kind of unknown that become known as we play them. 6 0, my name is to do so when i come home a soon, a time. i come from a very musical family. i'm born in the eighty's a difficult time trying times in south africa and is so sound became an escape, but a space where we could project a different sensibility to the difficulties of the 8. 0, really connected me because the connected my rates as low as music at the lead. i'm grounded and i'm rooted and it just takes me on the leg. it's related to all right . there's a story behind it. like i said, i, it's the cleanliness a ruinous of that music. it comes from his heart. it almost seems as though you're communicating with it happens about so it used to come to you as a reflection on those. okay, before taking lessons and s

other say he's the feature of jazz new thought martini is a south african pianist, composer and healer. he has his take on the origins of jazz on the continent. ah, ah, i use jazz as a mouthpiece. i understand chez particularly with regard to improvisation. and improvisation is ledia an outlet that leads to the things that are kind of unknown that become known as we play them. 6 0, my name is deduce. oh my god, see me. i come from a sooner time. i come from a musical family. i'm born in the eighty's a difficult time trying times in south africa and is so sound became days another escape. but his face way. we could project to confirm sensibility to the difficulties of the 8. 0, really connected me because the connects to my rates as low as music. i'm grounded and i read a story behind it. like i said, it's joining from like a, it's the a ruinous of that music. you know, it comes from his heart. it almost seems as though you're communicating with the heavens about. so it used to come to him as a reflection on those okay, before taking lessons and say how do we move for jazz was born as t

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in the mucosal vaccine as much higher efficacy in some of the early studies than any other vaccine martini, astrazeneca, or, or whatever. so i think i think that in china is relying and i did their changes dynamic of coke risk. so i think there is things changing in there are lifting airline guidelines. so i think china is trying to loosen it. and while the rolling out the new generation of vaccine, so changes of how they're going to do it. really just asking that if they've got this, this, this nasal spray that works even better than the vaccine, if they've got that, didn't shipping it, give them even more certainty as they lift these restrictions that they aren't, you know, giving a free pass to a new wave of infections, i mean they've got the tools to protect the people. yes. so i think that's what i'm saying. like china is in this transition period. they're not going to stay absolute 0. and by the way, 0, cobra was never, always locked out. you can have, this is a total misinformation. i wanna clear you can have 0 code with combination of mass testing, tracing a vaccination in ventilat

economic damage in counting the cost on al jazeera i i found the okay, the story of sarah and your strap martini is a story that takes them on a journey. flynn war in syria looking for safety in germany, and he's both unique and also universal. millions of refugees have gone through desperate janice. but sar unusual experience is now dramatized in a movie on netflix caught the swim. s as take a look. ah ah ah, to move forward and not a lot of people do with the sooners. are you sir? i ezra sarah. hi sarah and director sally sally. so wonderful to have you here. thank you so much for joining us. being here on the stream, i am just thinking about the story telling a new, telling your own story user. and sarah, how did that story get out in the 1st place? how did people get to hear what happened to you and your journey? cuz that's often what people ask is, why would you get on a boat that was so dangerous? when people asked that when you hear that being asked, will you tell them? yes or you start? yeah, honestly we left our country when we were, i was 17 and 20 at that point. those war for 5 years

a martini and man accused of coordinating attacks that killed 38 people in molly has been extradited to the u. s. a. caught in mali, had sentence far, was old ahmed to death for the 2015 attacks in the capital banner co. amen. said he was seeking revenge for cartoons of the prophet mohammed printed in the french magazine at charlie abdul. the victims included 5 un workers and a u. s. citizen. human rights defenders have received the nobel peace prize at a ceremony in oslo. thank lloyd alice b, a. li etzky, a jail to bell russian human rights advocate, as well as 2 organizations from russia and ukraine. and sonya gaga recalls the ceremony in oslo city hall a far cry from the war in ukraine and repression and bella roost. but a poignant reminder, none the less of the ongoing conflict in the region and those fighting against it. first to receive the accolade. natalia pincher, whose husband alice gal. yep. ski is currently imprisoned. worth l'oreal to win the prize was behind bars. the founder of the human rights group. yes, no. your yet sky lead attempts to document abuses committed by

still on the croatian coast and equally unusual the amount of rain as finals as guinea even sudden martini. and this is early december unusual. ah, ah ah. ah, lou ah, thank you for joining us on al jazeera. our reminder of our top story is this, our a price gap on russian oil comes into effect. this monday. the g 7, e. u and australia has set the price paid for russian code shipped by c to $60.00 a barrel to limit moscow's ability to fund its war in ukraine. south africa's governing parties meeting soon to discuss the political future of presidency while my poster and independent battle found he may have violated his oath of office after money was stolen from his arm. and at least 2 people have died during anti government protesting southwestern syria demonstrator stormed a government building in suede and set it on fire. their angry because of rising prices and economic hardship. went out on our top story and the russian oil price cap joining as his jail. avita chavez was an energy unless he is live from re add. thank you very much, sarah for being with us on al jazeera. so this prize cap

now martini and man suspected of planning and coordinating attacks had killed 38 people and money has been expedited to the united states followers. old r med had already received the death penalty in marley for the 2015 attacks in the capitol. bummer co and then said he was seeking revenge for cartoons of the prophet mohammed printed in the french magazine. charlie upto the victims included 5 un workers and a u. s. citizen. a hundreds of ch in his eons had protested against present ice. i had a head of next week's parliamentary elections that they've accused him of undermining democracy after his suspended parliament last year and rewrite the constitution to give himself more powers. among con hassle, the flags were strong, display of unity among tin is yours known. firstly, rival opposition parties, the protest and tunis come on international human rights stay. the parties are calling for the defense of democracy, a rejection of what they call the force of the electoral process and preserving freedoms. it's aimed a case side that you knew in president dissolved parliament in march a

stella martini. thank you so much, sally. is the film director of the swim is currently showing on netflix. and you can watch it hopefully any way that you have netflix that's watching. thanks for your questions and your comments. take out. i'll see you next time. ah ah. ah. after more than 2 weeks of intense competition, we're now down to the final 8 we've witnessed and seismic upset, but many of the world's top teams still remain pattern 20. 22 on al jazeera alongside the conflict between india and pakistan. pristine $21.00 and $1.00 east, the kashmiris i'm hearing a new scandal honestly on al jazeera plastic. it's no secret that it talks to the environment. but do you really know just how toxic it is? every point, plastic life cycle is a problem for manufacture to the rubbish. he are plastic problems of bigger than we're told they are. the proof is in the pudding, the chemical plant poisoning of millions of these little tiny, nano particles of plastic. and recently they just found it in human blood, all hail the planet epi

i will. 11 how mad masoud the fair martini was taken into custody on sunday. 2 years after the us justice department announced charges against the attack in 1988 killed all 259 people on board, the plane and 11 on the ground. those are the headlines inside stories next. ah. tensions between serbia and kosovo intensify triggered by a dispute over car license plates. it's led to road blocks armed, attacked and delayed local elections. what's the bigger issue at play here and can the 2 sides find a way, ford this is inside story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle: what appears to be as simple to speak about car license plates has amplified already strained relations between serbia and kosovo. the european union is urging all parties to de escalate because of i used to be part of serbia, but ethnic albanians make up 92 percent of the 1800000 people who live there around 6 percent an ethnic sub. and they say they've been marginalized subs, began blocking border crossings on saturday of the arrest of a former policeman. he was one of the $600.00 officers who resigned las

although we have got some rather than to western sahara for a time. martini a see a shower or too much of west africa. fine and dry lifted dust and sand, harmonson wind still coming out of chatter initiated to northern parts of ny cheery enough, a central parts of africa. we have got some very live showers over the next day, or say, eastern parts of and go to sing some very heavy rain. good partisan b as in bob y pushing across into mozambique a few shells for a time in south africa, but the west weather franco la ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with a the me watching out their mind about top stories. our well health organization has met chinese officials to request more information on the surgeon cove. in 1900 cases, w h. i was sharing a real time data on the article us house democrats have released 6 years of donald trump's tax returns. the congressional committee says the records show we paid no income tax in 2020 his last year as president. brazil is observing 3 days of morning after the death of legend, a died on thursday at the age of 82, widely regarded as well as any man to next, the wor

calls for regime change head of the mix, general elections can be charged re, i'll just 0. deca. martini and man has been expedited to the us after he was imprisoned for a tax that killed $38.00 people in molly. as old ahmed had already received the death penalty in marley for the 2015 attacks. he sold a court there that he carried out an attack at a restaurant and was also involved in planning raids at 2 hotels in the capital of america. i'm had said that he was seeking revenge for cartoons the prophet muhammad, in french magazine, charlie had a keyboard struggling to get some of its oil storage infrastructure up and running after a massive fire. the blaze was caused by lightning strike in august and took a week to extinguish 16 people died. keeper is facing a severe energy crisis. and it's battle to resolve the problems without its super tanker base. as i clone in the indian state of tamil nadu is cause destruction after making land full on friday. strong winds and heavy rains, damaged properties flooded residential areas and up routed hundreds of trees. authorities had deployed nearly

ah, a very good morning for martini internationalist studios in moscow. m. fiorella isabel in this is the weekly with the, our and the week top news stories from around the globe. welcome to the program. let's begin with the latest news hungry has accused the e. u. of harming its own economy. with the recently agreed price cap on russian oil that says budapest itself has remain exempt from the oil embargo during the negotiations on the oil cap, we thought a lot for hungarian interest. and in the end we succeeded. hungary was exempted from the application of the oil cap. once again, we have managed to protect the security of our country's energy supply. that reaction came as the e u. g. 7 states and australia confirm their intention to introduce a $60.00 per barrel price gap on russian oil. russia, however, has repeatedly stated it won't supply crude prices below market value. the price cap will be activated on monday in parallel with the use embargo on seaborne russian oil. the 1st revision of the new cap is planned for mid january and will need a unanimous vote to be approved. you me

we could see a sandstorm in martini, we've got warnings, not very strong winds here, but largely dry. but as we had for the south, the rain certainly picks up with very heavy rain to come for pots, zambia, zimbabwe, and northern mozambique by wet in state. that'll skirt to madagascar on thursday that weather update. ah. join the debate. when we talk about climate change in africa, we should focus on adaptation knocked mitigation on air or online at your voice. it shouldn't be explained that wasn't love but not is being right now is being everything that is going to benefit them more revealing new perspectives like getting without a proportion. no, no. his reach and has power is what is disproportionate. the stream we're a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. ah ah, what about your what your desire was me to hold robin doha, reminder of all top stories, ukrainian, impressive blood of his zalinski is expected to visit washington d. c. on wednesday. it would be his 1st trip overseas since the russian invasion in february of gonzales taliban rulers have bound old fema

3 minutes before the end of the extra time, petkovic restored parity, helped by a ricochet from martinis series of post-match penalties, the croatian goalkeeper rodrigo took the first shot of his opponent, and the final shot from the brazilians was not realized by martinius, the croats' anatomy scored and vlasic, mayer and modrici, as well as orsech, so it was they who got semi-finals and thus croatia will play in this stage of the world cup for the second time and for the third time in a row in the previous in the previous championship in 2018 in the semi-finals the croatians beat the england team. the team of the netherlands will play at the iconic stadium, this is the world cup, as you know, argentina started with a sensational defeat against saudi arabia in the first round of the group stage, but messi and company gathered and won the next three matches in a row, in particular in the 1/8 with a score of 2:1, australia was defeated against the netherlands, then the oranges left the group with seven points, winning and one match, playing a draw in the playoff round, the oranges have al

there'll be someone who is there eyeballs in student debt, drinking way in pornstar martinis , smearingg avocado on toast and is there any legitimacy to the idea that young people just aren't as thrifty as the older generation were ? i just don't think that's were? i just don't think that's indisputable. and it's because of the level of increase i make if we're talking a 10% rise in pnces if we're talking a 10% rise in prices since my parents a house, then yeah maybe it would be thrifty enough to. but it it's untenable the fact that anybody in a decent wage in this country i mean, can i just say it comes down to it. we get less. we pay more tax. we wait a longer portion of our life. that's if we can ever retire and what? i mean, we'll never own a home. we'll never have a family because nobody wants to have a baby living in the house. wave criminal childcare costs. we presented as selfish hedonists that spend all their money on netflix and avocado on toast, but in when a chunk of holds of our government's own do it by lack of common reform. essentially, i don't people are asking for much

there'll be someone who is there eyeballs in student debt, drinking way in pornstar martinis , smearingring avocado on toast and is there any legitimacy to the idea that young people just aren't as thrifty as the older generation were ? i just don't think that's were? i just don't think that's indisputable. and it's because of the level of increase i make if we're talking a 10% rise in pnces if we're talking a 10% rise in prices since my parents a house, then yeah maybe it would be thrifty enough to. but it it's untenable the fact that anybody in a decent wage in this country i mean, can i just say it comes down to it. we get less. we pay more tax. we wait a longer portion of our life. that's if we can ever retire and what? i mean, we'll never own a home. we'll never have a family because nobody wants to have a baby living in the house. wave criminal childcare costs. we presented as selfish hedonists that spend all their money on netflix and avocado on toast, but in when a chunk of holds of our government's own do it by lack of common reform. essentially, i don't people are asking for m

martini! does it taste good? absolutely fantastic!t together and be spoiled. i think everybody getting l together and meeting up, and talking about things, i think that's great. - people want to mix when they are on their own, find a group or something that they can enjoy. getting through the festive season for those facing christmas alone can be a daunting experience. today was about letting them know that they're not on their own. us military officials have assured anxious children the arctic blast and snowstorm that has been wreaking havoc on us airline traffic this week will not prevent santa claus from making his annual christmas eve flight. the north american aerospace defense command, or norad, tracks santa's yuletide flight every year. he's currently in western australia and over 1.a billion presents have been delivered so far. let's have a look at the weather. the weather is going to stay mild for the rest of today, tonight, and for the rest of today, tonight, and for christmas day as well for most of us although it will stay

danilo is not 100% ready for today's match. it may not work out , but in fact the name and martinis, that can really play a defender of the extreme, they are the center backs in their clubs and in fact their key role is in the center of the defense again let's look at the center of the field, in fact, only casemiro selects the package - this is ataka. well, the other four footballers are pure attackers. neymar, who is the playmaker of the countess junior national team, richarlison, i would also note that gabi zus left the world cup and has been recovering for several months, and these are also footballers who have such a championship mentality because he won city championships, he is now in the first place in the english premier league with his arsenal, that is, such footballers are now possible to a large extent and the brazilians will not have enough even for this confrontation with the croats because if you take all the pairs of the quarterfinals, then the clear favorites are brazil facing croatia and portugal facing morocco. i also want to say that in addition to jesus, steles wa

i now had a few hours between this show and by fox show and it is martini time and i was telling brianuld be totally trashed but all kidding aside, the big issues you uncover on a big-money show our money, listening to what you are going to hear out of jerome powell. >> wall street is exciting, and inflation was 17.1% moving in the right direction but, they also the pace of the hikes, that may very well be. we will see some headwinds, maybe the markets are getting a little bit ahead here. you have to see what happens. one thing sticks in my mind. in jackson hole, the labor market has to slip and what that means is we will see more people lose their jobs. the consumer turnover, people stop spending as much as they had been, putting money, charges on plastic, these are big questions and we have to see where this goes in 2023. a little on the cautious side. we will see where we go from here. neil: look forward to the show, you had to overcome so much and never complained and never wind. i built a career on complaining and whining, you wouldn't hear me but i look forward to this. to put it

am here to simplify it and enjoy the holidays how's that before we get to drinking the cranberry martinirit of christmas. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ >> they have become a holiday decor person i admit it i'm buying cute little things with my name on it and the kids' names. >> we have a beautiful christmas tree that we love. >> three, two -- yay [ cheering ] >> it's only got decorations on the bottom because that's where the kids could reach. >> i can't imagine the holidays without christmas music. i've been playing my favorites so my son's favorite is the donny hathaway classic ♪ >> i'm going to be totally honest i don't host or entertain that much if someone comes over i'll say i think we have cookies. are you okay with this >> i'm controversial with my christmas holiday hosting duties i'm a fan of eggnog and i feel like eggnog is getting a bad rap these days if you like eggnog, you are always welcome in my house. >> when my wife twists my arm i make a nice, big cocktail and it's my take on a hot toddy and she does everything else. >> nothing formal. come on by and ever

miss martini. welcome home. this is what i wished for. there are certain movies that become stamped into the season, and definitely it's a wonderful life is one of that. i love it's a wonderful life. it's a classic. no matter how young. or old you are, i feel like it's a wonderful life just plays. for everyone to look at me. that's right. it's a wonderful life is kind of an unusual story for christmas because the main character played by jimmy stewart attempts to commit suicide. and then there's an intercession from heaven. clarence the guardian angel comes down to help him see what his life would be like if he had never existed. what made this movie so powerful is james stewart's performance. mary doggone it. i last saw the moon for you. that's right, mary. it's interesting how it's a wonderful life sort of became part of christmas culture. in the seventies. the copyright was not renewed. so by the early eighties, it was every every tv station in america that had two pennies to rub together, could put it's a wonderful life on. and it bec

a lot of times we do this on a weekly basis, i kind of do funny things like velveeta martinis and things like that. i look at a year, 25 of them, kind of doing some of the things that are basically day-to-day stalwarts of "morning joe" and things we talk about, but in a year-end wrap-up, it would be kind of negligent not to do it. >> he's serious. he's got the double-breasted blazer on so it's game day. >> it is game day. i will tell you, even the choice of the double-breasted blazer, the danish scientists in their lab jackets, in their lab koemts were the ones that told him to wear that. that's all we're going to say about the danish scientists. we'll leave it there. i want to start with donald trump. and this is one of those that's obvious, but it needs to be done and i'll tell you why. this country has been through a remarkable six years, an extraordinary six years, and it seems that the trump era is drawing to a close. donald trump obviously, donny, start with the obvious, brand down, right? >> i can't think in the history of politics, culture, you know, one brand that has gone from

i kind of do funny things like bill beat martinis and things like that.ed to just, when we look at a year in 25 of them. we can upended to some of the things that are kind of basically the two-day stewards of mourning >> a year and rap would be negligent not to. do it >> and you know, it would be he's got the double breasted blazer on so it's game. on >> it is game day. and i will tell, you if the choice of the double breasted blazer, the danish scientists in their lap jackets, in their lab coats were the ones that told him to wear that. that is all we are going to say about the danish scientists. we will leave it there. i want to start with donald trump. this is one of those that is obvious but needs to be done. and i will tell you. why this country has been through a remarkable six years. an extraordinary six. years and, it seems the trump era is drawing to a close. donald trump, obviously donny, let's start with the obvious, ran down, right? >> i can think in the history of politics culture of one brand that has gone from 60 to 0 faster and in a more s

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i will be three martinis in by the time we get to this show. what is great about that show and working with jackie deangelis, you'll get a chance to get into the big money issues. this is the stuff that people are talking about. >> i love that. you've given us huge shoes to fill. we're going to do our best to make that happen. i'm working with very smart people on this show. your viewers know jackie deangelis. she's an energy expert. that is the issue going forward next year. taylor rigs, a financial whiz. my job is to try to keep up, neil. that's my only job right now. i don't want to be the weight that slows down this team. >> neil: i don't think you have to worry about that. i'm looking for the long lunch to take that in. that sounds good. by the wayed, in addition to the good professor, on the same d electd de debuts, elizabeth wicked mcdonnell will move down to accommodate these changes. looking forward to it. thanks, professor. in the meantime, some of the big developments concerned with what the president is saying about this, especially

the espresso martini, a mix of vodka, coffee, lacour and espresso is the top 10 of most ordered cocktailsin u.s. bars. it has even beat out the manhattan. it is thought to have been invented in the 1980's, the creator said he made it after a model asked for a drink that would both wake her up and get her drunk. a two for one. i was at a restaurant last weekend and i saw one of these being served to someone, i did not try it but it looked interesting. >> i was just going to say you didn't try it? >> i should have but i didn't. >> i love espresso but i don't really drink, so i don't know if i would try it. would you try it kristen? >> yeah sure i'll take one. >> does that appeal to you? >> it seems wait. there is alcohol and there is espresso? the espresso pumps you up then alcohol is a depressant? how? how is that going to play out? >> maybe it just evens you out. >> maybe. >> so what is hot in 2023? according to yelp people are eager to create memorable dining experiences so underwater restaurants? and dinner theaters will be hot next year. when it comes to drinks, yelp says slushy's and

i will be well into a triple martini then.e more excited for brian, jackie, taylor, i look forward to meeting here. congratulations on all of this and well-deserved. brian -- big day ahead of you. >> i got to say thank you to you, neil. some guys you watch game film of all the time because you want to get better. you are a game film guy. you're a guy i watch. neil: i don't know about that. >> a broadcaster par excellence. i love the i do hits with you and learn on air from you. neil: i always whined in the past, you and i go back aways, if i had professors like you i would have amounted to something. anyway i look forward to this. you talk about the big money show, couldn't be better named and titled. what i find intriguing big money reaction just today. i mean if you had a show to launch today, and you're trying to make sense of this crazy market, up about 800 points, right, brian? >> yeah. neil: back and forth, back and forth. how do you make sense of that? >> here is what is going on, get better inflation number, what every