everyone, please welcome matty matheson!pplause ] he's just got one of these -- >> well, that -- they -- >> jimmy: you got an eddie murphy -- >> well, yeah. >> jimmy: you got an -- >> "prince --" "prince --" >> jimmy: "prince" changed everything. >> "prince" changed everything, you know? >> jimmy: welcome to the show. it is a pleasure to meet you, buddy. >> yeah, hi. >> jimmy: i -- i know you from "the bear" but you're also a a very successful chef. you have restaurants, you have cookbooks. [ cheers and applause ] you're fantastic. >> fantastic. >> jimmy: you're a very talented human. did you -- >> multifaceted. >> jimmy: yes. i -- i actually did some research. i got a photo of you -- a photo of you applying to culinary school. >> good. >> jimmy: yeah, look at this kid. [ laughter ] >> hemp necklace. hemp necklace. i don't think "prince" had a a hemp necklace. >> jimmy: no, he didn't have a a hemp necklace. do you think this guy would ever go on to star in a tv show and produce a show? >> no. no, jimmy, i didn't. [ light lau

he gets it and james mattis not so much. there is asy case.ant case the supreme court decides which sheep before john marshall and almost none of you know it.■toti heard of it but did not know what it was about. alexander hamilton comes out of retirement to defend and to do it the only time he ever argues a ce before the supreme court and winds at unanimously and it's all abouttis this is in direct it's a direct tax. supr says unanimously wrong said it hamilton in washington you have they tell you in this case it is original as emmett ends the amicus brief. it was submitted to t this is why we have special rules for directd one word slav. here is the problem. a few contacts cloth at its a low rate but uniform you contactslo rate. you can tax heads of lettuce. you can tax heads of tobacco. i few could do that without yous of slaves. you could tax slavery out of existee in the south will not go for that. there is special rules when you're taxing heads because they're worried about taxing the heads of slaves. an he picked connecticut and mississi

they say that this is a good about this guy that you're about to say. mattie has that, they say that he rarely cared about u. s. foreign policy abuses. why did effect in other countries even supported, for example, what the u. s. has been doing and ukraine, but yet when it comes to palestine because he has relationships there and, you know, adheres to that particular um, id, ology. his pro state department stands suddenly changes drastically. maybe a fair criticism. i think people should be allowed to have different opinions and even be wrong about some things and maybe be right about something else. so many hassan, i believe is right on israel. and, and this take down of is really commentators at an online debate. and i think it's legit and i think it's worth watching. so here it is. let me just deal with something you just said. you talked about the bunk propaganda, federal. you caught it and it's really propaganda straight. these are the government's own security agencies. shouldn't that investigated what you just said? and no, we found no evidence to work from dollars or more inv

james mattis is considered mr. constitution.e of nullification was raised with him by a former senator, edward everett. james mattis wrote a very long letter back to him in august 28, 1830. he said this in part thus being derived from the same source as the constitutions of the states, it has within each state this idea of nullification. the same authority as the constitution of the stage. it is as much a constitution in the strictest sense of the term within the prescribed sphere as the constitutions of the states are within their respective spheres. the obvious and essential difference being a compact among the states that is the constitution and their highest sovereign capacity the states adopted the amendments excuse me the constitution. and concentrating the people there of a one people for certain purposes you are a citizen of a state you are also a citizen of the united states under the federal constitution. it cannot be altered or an old at the will of the states individually as the constitution of the states may be at i

general mattis served as executive secretary to two secretaries of defense. caspar weinberger and frank carlucci. he worked in the defense industry before from the army in 1995, i should say, on retiring the army in 1995. and he has served, on a number of important national commissions as a capstone to. general mattis, his storied career in 2018, president donald trump appointed him as secretary. the american battle monuments commission that position he held until march of 2021. for our panel this morning general mattis will speak about allied operations in normandy, d-day. so with that, susan, to is yours. mike thank you very much for that kind introduction like to thank the eisenhower society and carol hagaman and tracy parks and walford. everyone who has made this possible i too was on this committee. i'm delighted. the extraordinary talent we presenting today i'm going to take a slightly different tact as we had such a extraordinary overview. thank you very much, dr. it was a memorable in every way and i think you've got excellent ground doing in so many

matty, thank you so much. _ see it come up to newcastle. matty, thank you so much.ou so much. we will have - see it come up to newcastle. matty, thank you so much. we will have a l thank you so much. we will have a chat to a few more of the businesses and some of the people representing different community organisations here, and we will get those numbers out at seven. those numbers are important and they tell us a lot about what is going on, and when it comes to how people vote, it will be how they feel, no matter what the numbers say, but we will have the latest just after seven, of course. 0k, peter, thank you. we will come back to you then! let's take a look at today's papers. almost all of the front pages feature stories relating to the conservative party election manifesto unveiled yesterday. sunak promises £17 billion in tax cuts, reports the telegraph. the paper says the prime minister's plans will see national insurance payments reduced and offer help to first—time buyers. the guardian is less supportive. they report on criticism of the pm's plans by some e

you saw in john melta now, for example, for this game, i have a question, if, for example, sardar matti is not available for this , considering the conditions of our national team , our technical staff and now mr. qalnai is in charge, just like i have always supported and now we must support and prepare good conditions for our base look, i was reading in an article about the country of japan, their high school football, the high school championship , is still the first among them . now , what did we do in our schools, which players do we have, in the discussion of football schools, in the discussion of our elementary schools, how many coaches do we have , how are these coaches who get certificates, how are they recruited in football schools , what is the type of training? a child should enjoy football until the age of 9 in 10 to 15 years, he should learn techniques and tactics , get higher, learn his academic course , play football, and in 21 years, he should evolve . they discuss refereeing and these points are very difficult. we look at our profession. in the discussion of our managem

look, when you have a good player, for example, now matty tarmy is old, can we leave him alone? no, you have to use the last quality of your player for the national team until the last moment, that 's how it is in the world, and when you see a problem with a young player , let's get a young player from this side, let's get rid of our star player, what difference does it make, manpower is manpower. but for us, the national team, it is important for us when ramin rezaiyan comes . in my opinion, yusuf ziadeh became the most valuable player in the premier league this year in the poll, and ramin rezaian completes half-finished tasks when he comes, and on the other hand, abolfazl jalali, who, in my opinion, can be discussed in better conditions. the submissions are definitely the submissions of abu afaz jalali, similar to his youth, maybe he is high-class, but milad mohammadi may be more strict, but the early submissions of the submissions in those areas of the defined spaces, in my opinion , do not have the necessary quality, at least to pass the exam. the best passer in our league i

. >> reporter: matty matheson, an actual life-long chef, is one of the producers and a star of the showging comic relief as one of the back brothers. >> why are you guys always so mad? >> i'm not this. >> what is this? >> noninevitable. >> reporter: how much fun do you have playing these two bumbleheads? -- it's the best. >> it's theest ever. >> get to play around a bunch. you know, we're just -- i think it's a blast. >> reporter: you've spent a lot of your life in the kitchen. is it a metaphor in a lot of ways for life? >> i think we're able to, like, be there for each other. allow people to have space to make mistakes and still be there for them after to pick themselves up and keep moving. >> reporter: rounding it all out are the unsung heroes in the kitchen, the glue holding things together. marcus is devoted to his ailing mother, but yet he's attracted to this crazy food world. >> i think it's just as simple as, he found his passion. i think marcus and tina both have found, like, this second wind in life where they found a passion later on. >> reporter: where is tina going in season

the last part of mattie guys, nothing else that they should not be more of the needs of the it should not be a true data and a message from the yacht be police 3 it but that don't make up the new sort of thing, right? how many con, almost re, key strategic affairs expert. thank you for your time. i think. all right, and do stay with our 2 international. i'll be back with westport news in about 30 minutes. bye for now. the the, [000:00:00;00] the most people i know of a laser 8 hour job and go home and relax that. i have about 3 or 4 more hours to go. so i just keep my clothes, change my clothes, the 1st job, go to the 2nd and this keeps an keys me from want to go home. what's the book about this town? oh, well it is free to shoot you a piece of mailbox. it was, it was um each oh yeah, i have listened to some of that one with you. the the news you didn't have to maybe work is hard to get by. you did uh, maybe spend more time with your loved ones. why you still have them margaret? this is my grandpa sister. she came off a horse in a curve and i found her on the bank and over here's my g

i don't matty healy. i don't even know who he is. he's the frontman for 1975. >> yeah.eah. what's1970s a year in it? >> band. is it a band named after a year. >> but don't name after a year because you get confused. >> i think you're talking about the year. yeah, that's a good point. >> yeah. i didn't think of that. >> yeah. i didn't think of that. >> yeah, they could have put more thought into that, but googled him to see what it looks like. he doesn't look like a rat at all. no i mean, i grew up with incredibly ugly pop stars. so like shane macgowan, for example, looked like a rat. shane macgowan, shane macgowan looked like a rat. not a healthy rat either. >> no, no. >> no, no. >> okay, well, enough rat chat. let's move on now because we actually have no time left. so we're gonna have a look at the front pages for friday. and so we're leading there with the telegraph, which has reform overtakes tories for the first time. the times has got conspiracy of silence on cuts and higher taxes. conspiracy of silence on cuts and higher taxes . the guardian and higher taxes. the

and from any of these children, they were taken in the very early mattie a pull and from different places where there were serious bombardments, but in other places taken from the children's children's institutional home care homes, where maybe a mother was ill. and i'm fathers where i was sent to the front or father's where, where in working at situations or families, it's separated. and sometimes because of difficulties and, and kidding the children they were in care the care of the state. and so many of those institutions where basically i entered by russian troops and the children, if i, you know, basically adopted and taking in vehicles to russia and, and they're still not pines. i'm not point to russia would say that it evacuated children from these, the orphanages at 80 and baffled 3. does like go hands and that's i'm so glad you. but you don't see about that notion of rescue as credible. i know we're talking about many sizes of children and if that had been true, then a list of children that have been a since 2 of the russians would have meant that those children were their family

so be, it will be sitting here waiting mattie, in fact, you're welcome to come on their show and talk to us to manila, not about this. how's that? very fair. thank fair. thank you. all right, so listen, when we come back, i'm going to talk to somebody who just returned from ukraine and you're going to be surprised here, which she saw what she visualizes and what she shares about places were told are not the way she saw them. i'm going to put this all together for your it's eva bartlet. she's going to join us in just a little bit to talk about this stuff. go away. the what is a part of the, the employee would post good. isn't the defense you of us and bidding the word or is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without cases. let's go to the product. the the stuff for the summer shift for the picture. such as you deal with the bishop, should the vehicle, is it the economic model has to do with these kinds of what it means? different experiments you've used doesn't take her to testify this thing. so would you say ok juvenile is then you must sort of deal w

so be, it will be sitting here waiting mattie, in fact, you're welcome to come on their show and talk to us to manila, not about this. how's that? very fair. thank fair. thank you. all right, so listen, when we come back, i'm going to talk to somebody who just returned from ukraine and you're going to be surprised to hear what she saw. what she visualizes and what she shares about places were told are not the way she saw them. i'm going to put this all together for your it's eva bartlet. she's going to join us in just a little bit to talk about this stuff, go away. i own the moon. what else? they just don't have to shape house after and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look for common ground the you are welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. you know, it's funny we were just talking about how we always try to be really transparent on the show. well, continuing the path of transparency. i had just promised you a while ago that we were going to do this really good interview. i've been looking forward to doing with a reporter. her name is eva b

so be, it will be sitting here waiting mattie, in fact, you're welcome to come on their show and talk to us to manila, not about this. how's that? very fair. thank fair. thank you. all right, so listen, when we come back, i'm going to talk to somebody who just returned from ukraine and you're going to be surprised here. what she saw, what she visualizes and what she shares about places were told are not the way she saw them. i'm going to put this all together for your it's eva bartlett. she's going to join us in just a little bit to talk about this. don't go away. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the this was hosting ukraine peace conference was an abject failure. it failed because the issue of peace was not on the agenda. they did everything they could to escalate and prolong the complex see while moscow has its own plans to see it in to the 5 the water back on rick sanchez. you know, it's funny. we were just talking about how we always try to be really transparent on the show. well, continuing the path of transparency. i had just promised you a while ago that we were going to do this really

so why india is g, d p is growing in diaz. emotional portion has to, mattie would that, if you will do that, you may not be the happiest from the one who would be the support happiest of the. what you said, your work makes you happy singing. that's a new thing, but you run a lot. yeah, i do, i do i just around the recent team for life. well yeah, and i need to run that that the also and you also took a positive for the things i want to do. but you also say age is just a number. see, i tell you it's god's today's that did that 52. i thought that was going to die of the problem and like in the i survived and no i'm, i'm ok. so for me everything off to $52.00 is bonus every day is a bonus. so i believe that's why i am a spiting to do more in terms of growth, as i've explained to you. i also believe that i have to get back to society. would you like to share with me what happened at 52? i had that thing called panic attacks, but it was so bad that they couldn't really treated and uh, i was uh, maybe 20 times and then i see you every time trying to control my blood pressure and it would com

so be, it will be sitting here waiting mattie, in fact, you're welcome to come on their show and talk to us to manila, not about this. how's that? very fair. thank fair. thank you. all right, so listen, when we come back, i'm going to talk to somebody who just returned from ukraine and you're going to be surprised here. what she saw, what she visualizes and what she shares about places were told are not the way she saw them. i'm going to put this all together for your it's eva bartlett. she's going to join us in just a little bit to talk about this. don't go away. the, the, there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a pursuit. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing cars for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to help me living on campus very quickly propaganda. you know a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not

most closelyh ones who have the most -- indictments of his cond h character whether it's general mattisor general kelly or rex tillerson john bolton or mark esper who served as as secretary of defense and the ones who give out the most chilling of what it would be like if he wins another term and it goes in basically unbound. well, i want to stay on that because you actually opened the with a desk officer named mike stiegler and his going work on ja right and what the next 24 hours would be like when he's think we would have probably seen if the election certification hadn't gone, i think we would have probably seen an instit crumble. i think a lot of us would have just walked out and when you read this book and you realize how tied these people are to, the situation room that they serve the presidency not the man. that is an incredible statement ani in a second trump term what happens to that room mcentee and his loyalty to us get a hold of it. it's a very very good question. and you it'll be interesting to see would come to work for a who get confirmed by the senate thpresident's you

hi, mattie. >> hi there, mike. it has been quite a day.involving former president trump's claim of presidential immunity the most anticipated one. steps from his d.c. election interference case. last august former president trump was charged with four felony accounts related to the allegation he interfered with the election. arguing trump cannot be criminally charged with any actions he has taken. no person is above the law including the president of the united states. a federal judge refused to diminish the charges against the former president. in february u.s. appeals court unanimously rejected trump's claims that he cannot be prosecuted. during argument the court. skeptical's opening some level of protection that could send it back to the lower courts. benefiting trump as that would delay the interference case even further. virtually eliminating the chances they could be tried before the november election. >> they may come up with a nuanced view and send us back. if they send it back it may be for the trial court to determine what here

most closeh donald trump are the the most -f his competence and his character whether it's general mattisor mark esper, who served as as seetnse and the out the most chillof like if her term and it goes in basicallunb. well, i want to stay the with a desk officer named mike stiegler and his going work on january 6th and feeling like something's not right and what the next 24 hours would be like when he's there and he says think we would have probably seen if the election certification hadn' gone, i think we would have probably seen an institution crack just crumble. i think a lot of us would have just walked out and when you read this book and youare to, the situation room that they serve theat is an incredible stt and i couldn't help but think in a second trump term what happens to that room if john mcentee and his loyalty to us get a hold of it. it's a very, very good question. and you it'll be interesting to se work for a second trump administration and d by the senate the president's you know former g in plain sight what he would do if he were elected and forget about the policy he's

you had mattis quit for cause over his policy around the border between turkey and syria.uckle communications political instability on january 6th. i mean, the folks who had your old job gripped the steering wheel with the whitest of white knuckles. are we past the point where anyone can say to anyone in the republican party like you really want to do this again, guys? >> well, it seems like they do want to do it despite i think the real concern that donald trump is going to weaponize the institutions of governance. law enforcement, justice, intelligence and other types of things in order to advance his personal agenda. when it's clear that the members of congress who have come out with these outrageous statements, again, denigrating the decision of 12 jurors in new york, it just shows that not only donald trump has this disregard for the rule of law but republicans almost across the board -- and there are too few liz cheneys and others and adam kinzingers and individuals who don't have that integrity, who are willing to stand up to donald trump. but unfortunately they're

mattis, milley, and kelly have a different, i think, set of barriers. they have some really deeply held views about the military's role in elections and they don't think generals should tell people who to vote for. it's not what sarah's talking about, if you see something say something. they saw everything. what would your approach be for the biden campaign to get these people to make this argument to the country, to their sort of stakeholder groups? >> listen, the partisan distrust and mistrust is deep. and i think one of the reasons you see caution from the biden campaign is because they have been constantly let down by republicans who refuse to make the ultimate act of patriotism, which is to cross the rubicon and say yes, i'll vote for joe biden. a ought of these political actors, military leaders, former senior staff, whomever they are, feel comfort in having expressed opposition to donald trump but it terrifies them for some reason to say they'll vote for joe biden. >> why? >> i think it's okay to pass personal judgment on people in this moment be

. >> he likes you, mattie. >> many of them wrote notes about how much the donkeys meant to them. >> wery fortunate. it's much more than just animals. it's the connection. >> there have been donkeys here since the 1950s. perry, buddy and april are just the latest. they're practically city mascots, and they greet dozens of families each day. >> and something that everybody in palo alto is pretty proud of. i think that they're here and that we can come see them. >> i think it's amazing when a community can come together and give these guys a good rescued life to live out their days and be comfortable and loved. i think it's amazing. >> there are still some donkey donations trickling in, but volunteers expect the money raised should cover the cost of care for the whole year. in palo alto, anne rubin, ktvu, fox two news. >> great to see people coming together for that. yep. all right. that is going to do it for us. west coast rap is next right here on ktvu. >> all right. don't forget to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. download the fox local app to your tv. ♪ whe

mcmahonis, mattis, and they're not going to be there.ople say wha paul ryan just said and the biden campaign has to push back hard against this kind of complacency to say, hey, ultimately we got through it in 2021. >> yeah. molly, to bill's point, if you had a different vice president and you had a different congress and you had this kind of pressure, you might not have a certification if trump didn't want one. >> and then you say okay and then you play it out on the streets and then you only have what the supreme court wants to find. >> yeah. i think the question is will we be lucky again. there were so many generals who said they would not serve with him again. who came out against him privately. these are not political actors. these are not -- they think of themselves to be non-partisan and even they were, like, this is too much which i think is really a meaningful warning. >> yeah. that's why today you market, the visuals show what's happening of the return and that embrace to the capital that they stormed. molly and bill, thanks to

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. >> he likes you, mattie. >> many of them wrote notes about how much the donkeys meant to them. >> we feel very fortunate. it's much more than just animals. it's the connection. >> there have been donkeys here since the 1950s. perry, buddy and april are just the latest. they're practically city mascots , and they greet dozens of families each day and something that everybody in palo alto is pretty proud of. >> i think that they're here and that we can come see them. >> i think it's amazing when a community can come together and give these guys a good rescue life, to live out their days and be comfortable and loved. i think it's amazing. >> there are still some donkey donations trickling in, but volunteers expect the money raised should cover the cost of care for the whole year in palo alto and ruben ktvu fox two news. >> well, after a beautiful weekend to start the summer season, it was a wet afternoon in santa clara county. this is video release from the city of san jose. we also got reports into the newsroom of rain coming down in gilroy. with that, we check in with our chief meteor

threatened to supply high-tech weapons to enemies of nato amid heightened tensions over ukraine, seen as mattiehance now reports from moscow these are the first images of the russian flotilla steaming towards cuba, just 90 miles the us coast along by the russian defense ministry says the strike group, including a nuclear powered submarine, the qizan armed with modern caliber cruise missiles, he's practicing the use of high precision weapons. >> but it's really about putin flexing these muscles on the international stage. led by the flagship of russia's northern fleet, the admiral gosh cough which russia's defense ministry says, is normally equipped with latest zircon hypersonic missiles. this is meant to deliver a powerful message to washington russian state television has been celebrating the naval deployment, placing some of russia's most powerful nessel's in cuban waters up while an according to the american media, has been discussing the event, reports, the russian news anchor claiming the pentagon has no idea where our submarine is positioned. in fact, us officials or downplaying any threa

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he is voted most likely to have a locked jewelry box that says, "matty's little secrets." [ laughter from the panthers is tobias bjornfot. he was voted most likely to be a former child actor who grew up and got arrested outside a a gas station. [ laughter and applause ] i love that guy. he was on -- he was on "brother's keeper." i love that actor. next up from the oilers is ryan mcleod. he was voted most likely to be the final boss in "middle part: the video game." [ laughter ] and finally from the oilers is connor brown. he was voted yassified ed sheeran. [ cheers and applause ] there you have it. those are your superlatives. we have a great show tonight. jim gaffigan is here. [ cheers and applause ] cole escola is joining us. andrew huberman is here. and we got great music from shaboozey. [ cheers and applause ] stick around. we're talking to jim gaffigan when we come back, everybody. come on back, come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> i decided that i wanted to put some of my parenting quotes on there, because i understand not everyone drinks bourbon. this one says "raising

most important positions in that white house, chief of staff john kelly, his defense secretary jim mattise pence have all held back. >> that's right. >> jonathan: they've said that guy is a threat and they're not voting for him. >> let's remember that mitch mcconnell was there as well, you know? right after january 6th. i mean, you wrote a book about this. i wrote a book about this. we have all this reporting about how mcconnell said he didn't want to see trump in office ever again. he said he was never going to talk to him, and all of a sudden embracing him for the win there. >> i think americans look at that, and this is what they loathe the most about politics, which is people don't actually mean -- they feel like, mean what they say. they just say what is politically expedient in that moment, and not what is actually best for them, and i think we're going to see when we know also in that meeting, one of the things a donald trump stressed with mike johnson, the speaker of the house is, get me out of these convictions. do what you can. he also clearly, we saw, they're going to continue

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