mary katherine gallagher mary katherine gallagher, it's so nice to meet you.is a very important dinner, and it's an important tradition that i'm so proud to be a part of. sometimes when i get nervous, i stick my fingers under my arms and i smell them like that. i'm giving a speech. do you have some thoughts about what i might say tonight? it's time for a woman, bro. don't forget to say superstar. thank you, mary katherine. thank you mama la. well, that was timely. does anybody born after 1980 even know what the hell that was? but surprisingly, the emcee of the evening, jim gaffigan, who also plays tim waltz on snl, didn't let the dems off the hook. president biden couldn't be here tonight. the dnc made sure of that. you know, this event has been referred to as the catholic met gala. 22% of americans identify as catholic catholics will be a key demographic in every battleground state. i'm sorry. why is vice president harris not here? the democrats have been telling us trump, trump's reelection is a threat to democracy. in fact, they were so concerned of this th

i thought her video with mary katherine words pretty funny.on't know whose idea that was, probably why i thought the video was funny. i'm not sure how it went in the room, but they played that video before the former president spoke. that was the context all right. both us and israeli officials are praising the killing of hamas leader yahar sinwar by israel. i ahead, what this means for the war in gaza. we're live in tel aviv and we also expect to hear from president biden live this morning, we're watching for that class with just 18 days left, polling showing a wide gender divide between the two presidential candidates will dig into it working folks in heavily red areas that are getting together with other women at coffee shops without their husbands know joining for example, and starting to have those conversations nine on cnn like a relentless we'd moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back start to break away from the scene with term via with rapid relief at for weeks trump via blocks, a key source of inflammation

. >> mary katherine. >> tell me something, i'm giving a speech thoughts about what i might say tonight>> that with be best expressed in a monologue for one of my favorite made for tv series. >> okay. let's hear it. >> don't you see man? we need a woman to represent us. a woman brings more heart, more compassion. and think how mart she must be to become a top contender in a field dominated by men. does it bother you that that trump guy insults you all the time it bothers my friends and me. >> mary katherine it's very important to always remember you should never let anyone tell you who you are. >> haters gonna hate hate hate shake it off. >> shake it off. >> shake it off. >> sean: oh, boy, last night's host comedian jim gaffigan seemed surprised at the audience reaction to kamala's master piece. take a look. >> i don't even know what that noise you're making is. >> sean: here with reaction, he's the host of fox news saturday night, jimmy failla. i thought the comedian was great. i thought he did a great job and trump was, you know, rip-roaring funny through that. and i thought whatever

and they were like, "that's mary katherine gallagher." it was, like, in the morning. name." and then they analyze the whole movie. like, "your grandmother in the movie, she's not playing." and they just broke the whole thing down. "she wants to be a star." and i was like, "yes." but it was, like, early in the morning. but i will always pose with people if they want to do "superstar" or -- i do it. i do it at the airports. i don't mind. >> seth: you've got to do it. >> i'm like, i love it. i never get sick of it. >> seth: here you were with the gang. everybody went -- they were like, "we'll do it all." look at that. >> yep, yep. [ laughter ] >> seth: mary katherine. what a delight to see you. molly shannon, everyone. season finale of "only murders in the building" streams tomorrow on hulu. stick around. we'll be right back with brooks wheelan. we'll be right back with brooks wheelan. [ cheers and applause ] arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone with severe allergic r the mos

mary katherine gallagher. mary katherine gallagher. tonight is one of the biggest dinners. next to the last supper. it is a very important dinner. and it's an important tradition that i'm so proud to be a part of. sometimes when i get nervous, i stick my fingers under my arms, and i smell them like that. but that's gross. is there anything that you think that maybe i shouldn't bring up tonight? well, don't lie. thou shalt not bear false witness to thy neighbor. indeed. especially thy neighbor's election results. don't worry. if you make a mistake. catholic people are very forgiving. yeah. and also, one last thing i want to tell you. don't forget to say superstar. i mean, do you find that funny? some may co-opt a term of the left and just call it weird. trump, on the other hand, showed up. he brought his best jokes with him. i was shocked when i heard that kamala was skipping the al smith dinner. i'd really hope that she would come because we can't get enough of hearing her beautiful laugh. she laughs like crazy instead of attending. tonight she's in michigan receiving commu

oh, mary katherine, it's very important to always remember. you should never let anyone tell you who you are. you tell them who you are. haters gonna hate, hate, hate. shake it off, shake it off, shake it off, shake it off. oh, boy. last night's host, comedian jim gaffigan, seemed pretty surprised by the audience's reaction to kamala's masterpiece. take a look. i don't even know what that noise you're making is. here with reaction. he's the host of fox news saturday night. jimmy failla. i thought i thought the comedian was great. i thought he did a great job. and trump was, you know, rip roaring funny through that. what did you think? and i thought that whatever that thing was was awful. gaffigan was great. trump was great. what gaffigan heard because he said, i don't understand what that noise was, is when kamala's video ended, the bomb dog started barking because they thought that was a bomb that had gone off in the room. i mean, that was horrible. and two things. she bombed. oh. totally bombed. okay. i believe hamas called in and took respo

stay there, please, mary katherine. back to you in just a moment.ke about the port if strikes while touring damage from if helene. >> this natural disaster is incredibly consequential. the last thing we need on top of the that is a manmade disaster, what's going on at the ports. we're getting pushback already, and we're hearing from the folks that they're having trouble getting product, they need because of the port strike. stuart: if it's a manmade if disaster, why doesn't he step? in kamala harris praised dock workers. she supports the strike. she says it's all about fairness, and she went after trump saying he wants to, quote, take us back to a time before workers had the freedom to organize. bit of a stretch. adam johnson with me this morning. >> sir. stuart: i have the believe that they will step in as the shortages develop and the supply chain gets crimped right before the the election. i think they're going to step in. >> the white house has the to step in, and i'll tell you why. the selfishness of the port workers is staggering. they already

mary katherine, does this all come down to voter turnout? if. >> yeah.oing to be that pundit with unhelpful information. this really does hook like a jump ball, doesn't it? [laughter] the the fact is, this is very, very close. and the problem for kamala harris is that the trump is sort of with the mcdonald's thing, with the garbage truck thing, he is embodying in the president trump from the first term, he is embodying, to me, the guy who was in home alone 2, the guy when was a cameo, the fun, endearing version of trump, a little self-depracating as you saw in that speech last night talking about how he looked thinner in his garbageman vest, so he went ahead and wore it. those moments, i think, are humanizing for guy who's been demonized so aggressively for nine year, you wouldn't think you could breakthrough with something like this. when democrat cras say you should be super scared of this guy and he shows up in a vest in a garbage truck enjoying himself, he doesn't look scare -- scary. stuart: what a contrast. mary katherine, thanks for being with us

. >> i'm sorry, mary katherine gallagher. tonight is a dinner like the last supper. >> it is an important dinner, an important tradition i am proud to be part of. >> when i am nervous, i put my fingers under my arms and go like that. >> is there anything you think i shouldn't bring up tonight? >> well, don't lie. thou shall not bear false witness to thy neighbor. >> indeed, especially thy neighbor's election results. >> don't worry if you make a mistake, catholic people are very forgiving. and one last thing, don't forget to say superstar. >> do you find that funny? some may call it weird. trump on the other hand showed up, and brought his best jokes with him. >> i was shocked when i heard kamala was skipping the al smith dinner. i hoped she would come because we can't get enough of hearing her beautiful laugh. she laughs like crazy. instead of attending tonight, she's in michigan receiving communion from gretchen whitmer. that's not a pretty sight. unfortunately governor walz isn't here himself. he will say that he was. if d

vice presidents since his pre-taped sketch feature, molly shannon as her popular snl character mary katherine gallagher, donald trump. however here to the event, in person, what did trump do at the dinner? >> he got mad that he showed up and she didn't. then he had everyone just swayed a music i was going to say that he ate dinner without hands donald trump performed the tight 28 minutes of this in a rare moment of clarity joe to varadkar saying obama that quote only a few people got there. >> but is he told baraka said obama, quote, she's not as strong as may. she's not as strong. do you understand that? and obama agreed saying, that's true. other than that, i think the democrats are getting along quite well right? again, nobody got that one the point where were the punch lines and how how did he expect it to happen to our ears were all talking trash about performance, but here's how he felt about his performance the next morning, you material was real funny. who wrote it? who helped to it? >> well, i've had a lot of people will helping a lot of people. a couple of people from fox actually,

. >> reporter: mary katherine gallagher there as part of kamala harris's skit. is michigan so important this time? well, tomorrow, parts of the state begin in-person early voting. it's why they're making this push to get on the air waves in this crucial state in these final days, and notably, this morning we have learned that harris is going to be on the trail with the obamas for the first time next week. former president barack obama expected to join her on thursday in georgia, and then right back here in michigan. former first lady michelle obama, her first time on the campaign trail, other than the democratic national convention, she will be alongside harris back here in this state. back to you. >> peter alexander, thanks. >>> let's bring in "new york times" chief white house correspondent and nbc political analyst peter baker. and former biden 2020 senior adviser, alensia johnson. peter, both candidates there in michigan today, home to some 200,000 muslim voters. israel's been a major issue where progressives and arab americans want to see vp harris charting

molly shannon playing her old saturday night live character, the excitable catholic school girl, mary katherine gallagher sometimes when i get nervous, i stick my fingers under my arms and i sit on like that character her advice for the evening. maybe don't say anything negative about catholics. >> i would never do that, no matter where i was, that would be like criticizing detroit in detroit, which trump recently did reports from the scene, say harris is video fell a bit flat in the room but i think that she blew it by not being there. she should have been there. humor can be such an effective political tool. >> an annual gathering since 1945, the al smith dinner is held at manhattan's waldorf astoria hotel tell and benefits catholic charities. but it's better known as an event where presidential candidates can joke about each other. but the barbs in recent years have been stinging like these in 2016 between trump and hillary clinton this is the first time ever, ever that hilary is sitting down and speaking to major corporate leaders and not getting paid for it. i have now stood next to donald

her opponent with some help from a very famous catholic school girl, molly shannon's character mary katherine gallagher is there anything that you think that maybe i shouldn't bring up tonight we'll don't lie. vow shall not bear false witness to that debris indeed, especially their neighbors election results just, you know, there will be a fact checker there tonight. oh, that's great. who? >> jesus. and maybe don't say anything negative about catholics. >> i would never do that no matter where i was, that would be like criticizing detroit in harris disrespectful for her decision not to attend the former president used his spotlight mostly to poke fun at democrats. save a few jokes for himself. watch tradition halls that i'm supposed to tell a few self-deprecating jokes this evening. so here it goes no. i've got nothing pleasure anywhere in new york without a subpoena from my appearance. unfortunately, governor walz in here itself, but don't worry, hill say, that he was he's going to say he's the only piece of advice i would have for her and the event that she wins would be not to let her husb

molly shannon playing her old saturday night live character, the excitable catholic school girl, mary katherine gallagher sometimes when i get nervous, i stick my fingers under my arms and i sit on like that character her advice for the evening. maybe don't say anything negative about catholics. >> i would nevero

well, katherine johnson, dorothy vaughan, mary and dr. christine in the history of congress we only had a few occasions we've been able to recognize those helped us explore what is the final frontier. in 1959, we awarded this very medal, dr. robert goddard, for his research on space rockets, missiles and jet propulsion. in 1969. buzz aldrin and neil armstrong and michael collins addressed a joint session of congress following their moon landing. and they received this medal in 97. the state of colorado gave us the statue of jack swagger for his as an astronaut on apollo 13. and as a staff director of, the house committee on science and technology. and now, in 2024, we the honor and the and have the honor to bring honor that is due to the giants on whose shoulders all of those astronauts actually at a time when america. that's right. and that's an applause line. at a time in america when our nation was divided by color and often by gender, these women dared to step into the fields where they had previously been unwelcomed. they excel old i

well, katherine johnson, dorothy vaughan, mary and dr. christine in the history of congress we only had a few occasions we've been able to recognize those helped us explore what is the final frontier. in 1959, we awarded this very medal, dr. robert goddard, for his research on space rockets, missiles and jet propulsion. in 1969. buzz aldrin and neil armstrong and michael collins addressed a joint session of congress following their moon landing. and they received this medal in 97. the state of colorado gave us the statue of jack swagger for his as an astronaut on apollo 13. and as a staff director of, the house committee on science and technology. and now, in 2024, we the honor and the and have the honor to bring honor that is due to the giants on whose shoulders all of those astronauts actually at a time when america. that's right. and that's an applause line. at a time in america when our nation was divided by color and often by gender, these women dared to step into the fields where they had previously been unwelcomed. they excel old i

mary katherine, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. stuart a quick check of futures, please.oing to open the markets in about 12, 13 minutes. down 250 on the dow, down 99 4 on the nasdaq. -- 94 on the nasdaq. tom hayes a back with us this morning. rising interest rates are hurting the market. why are rates rising like they are? >> i think the treasury market is starting to price in pro-growth, pro-business policies, and that implies that main the fed won't -- maybe the fed won't have to cut as much. stuart: that's a trump presidency. >> that's a trump presidency, for sure -- stuart: the treasury markets are ea acting to that? if 4.24 on the 10-year right now. >> no doubt about it. the skeptics would say, oh, there's going to be deficit spending. actually during the last trump administration the 10-year was 3w.20. so that old dog don't hunt, as the saying goes. seasonally over the last 10 years, october happens to be the worst month of the year for bonds, november is the best month of the year for bonds. so you want to sell the rumor, buy the news. after the election, buy bond

lord, thank you for inspiring katherine johnson, dorothy vaughan, mary jackson and dr.tine darden, to strive for excellence, even when their exemplary efforts were not recognized or applauded. we are astounded by how their remarkable accomplishments enabled humanity to slip the surly bonds of earth, to dance the skies on laughter silvered wings, and to bravely go where few have dared to trespass. inspired by their laudable example, may we strive for greatness and our efforts to honor you. bless now this auspicious ceremony with your presence and approval. we pray in your sovereign name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable bill nelson, nasa administrator. everybody. i often [ applause ] of >> good afternoon, everybody. i often refer to the people of nasa as a bunch of wizards. that is a true statement and today, we honor some of those wizards, those human computers that started at a remarkable time going back to 1943. the remarkable things that nasa achieves and that america achieves build on the pioneers that came before us. people like the wo

katherine johnson and dorothy vaughan and mary jackson , dr.tine darden all helped us to get there. they worked to understand airflow and thrust and drank force and they taught themselves and other women computer code and they published groundbreaking research and they put me in onto the moon and they walked right through every barrier put in their way and they did it with incredible grace and integrity. that is what they did. so, for their amazing work, they won many awards. they've had buildings and streets named after them. they were even part of the box office hit all love. as i've learned more about these women, it is clear that it never was about titles and accolades for them. what they wanted was to teach others that it is always possible to achieve your dreams, even those that are out of this world. these four women and all those who work at nasa and its predecessor helped us look both ways to the future we can create and the frontier center still had and to the people who need our care and attention right here at home. the hidden figur