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maury povich, good morning to you.y wonderfully accepting of you as interviewing me because she loves you so much. >> that's a sweet note to start off on. i want to talk about your history here. you've been doing this for a long time. 50 years. you started in local news. why did you shift into the paternity tests? >> i think anybody -- i always felt constricted doing news. if you're reporting, you only have 1:30. if you're anchoring, you introduce the particular piece. i wanted to do more. i'm a story teller. everybody in your business is a story teller. we feel constrained when we have to give it up after 1:30. so, i can now tell stories for ever and get these results. and everything is done within 12 or 15 minutes. and it's perfect. >> you talk about results. obviously, results of paternity tests has been one of the staples of your show. >> yes. >> you're doing it now? >> yes. >> are you sick of it yet? maybe i'll get away of this thing going? >> i don't think so. i think every story has its unique quality. and so, w

marcus maury is a self-proclaimed priest of a little known pagan religion. >> asatru is the pre-christian religion of northern europeans. >> hail all ye holy god. hear me now. >> it's prooun popular among predominantly white inmates in prison nationwide. he says he discovered it shortly after coming to wabash 11 years earlier. he's serving a 60 year sentence for beating another man to death and says this religion, which worships nordic gods, helped him come to terms with the murder. his prison tattoos are symbols of the face. >> they are all oriented, viking age is a large portion of the religion, you know, study viking age history. >> but prison officials have begun to see this as a front for white supreme si gangs. members are allowed to hold services in some prisons, but wabash has banned the gathers. >> they are using the services to have their gang meetings within the services itself, and it's been quite disruptive at the other facilities. >> murray denies any ties to white supremiist gangs and filig a grievance against the ban. >> it is not a gang, does not promote congress mentalit

. >> the president's guest include maury scalia, megyn crowely, jessica davis and susan oliver, widows of california police officers killed in line of duty by illegal immigrant. p. steve bashir, strong supporter of obamacare will deliver the democrats rebuttal. heather: i heard the democrats will bring guests of their own. clayton: president trump sat with steve and brian at the white house in an exclusive interview. take a look. >> you ran on repealing obamacare -- >> i think that paul ryan and his whole group have been terrific. i just left paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. you know, health care is a very complex. if you do this, it affects 15 things. don't forget, i have only been here four weeks. he hasn't done health care, they have been working on health care for 30 years, i have only been here, what is this, my fifth week, we are set to propose a plan and i will be talking about it as you know, tonight but we are all set tonight a plan and i think it's going to be something that's respected and really -- i think a lot of democrats -- well, if it were a fair process. >> watch more o

sentence out of the gate in that written statement was declaring success, today when answering sara maury's question is you can't ever call something a 100% success when you have somebody wounded or dies, not that they have not achieved objectives of what this is about but calling it a success, leaving it with that no longer seems to be witting well at this white house. >> the reporter just said about a million things can go wrong on the ground and can multiply by a factor of ten on that. these are not video games. bad things happen sometimes. no plan survives the first contact. that's cliche, special operations are very, very good, delta seals, army rangers, but in this type of situation in yemen, a lot of things can go wrong and there are sometimes when you can't just do a drone strike this was a capture kill drone strike, they had the orders of both capture the individual and get intelligence linked to that. if that doesn't happen they have to kill someone, that's the secondary, but when you put social operators on the ground they know the kind of threats and the military profession is t

all of a sudden, it turned into the maury povich paternity shows. what we know, warren was confused, so he handed it to faye and let her read it. in other words, clyde threw bonnbon bonnie under the bus. we are sitting there and you figure, the host will go on stage and clear it up. i remember, oh, i'm the host. so as i walked on stage, people speculated did you pull a prank. no, i didn't. i did not pull a prank. if i pulled a prank, i would not have the wrong winner's name. it would be a bed bath and beyond coupon. the accountants gave warren the wrong card and apologized for it. it wasn't warren's fault and faye dunaway made quite the exit. >> where did she go? the new york papers are an sailisai all over this. >> the guy's name is brian cullian. >> they are giving him a hard time. pricewaterhousecoopers. >> he should have known immediately upon reading "la la land." we have the wrong one. >> all right. 57 minutes past the hour. let's get a check of cnn money stream. i feel like a broken record. i have been saying the same thing for 12 days. the d

then all of a sudden out of nowhere, it turned into one of those maury povich paternity test shows. [ the weirdest tv finale since "lost." as i'm sure you've heard, "la la land" was simultaneously somehow the biggest winner and loser last night. you know it's a strange night when the word "envelope" is trending on twitter. in case you missed it, warn beatty and faye dunaway, the 50th anniversary of "bonnie and clyde," the academy asked them to present best picture, biggest award of the night, the last one they give out. so warren and faye come out with the envelope. and, well, here's where the story starts. >> and the academy award -- for best picture -- >> you're awful. come on. >> "la la land." confused so he handed it to faye and let her read it. [ laughter ] in other words, clyde threw bonnie under the bus. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] slick move. very slick move. so faye dunaway announce s "la a land" as best picture, it was the favorite to win, "la la land" producers got on stage, which made sense. a few of them gave speeches. and i'm now sitting in the audience watching

he's not an ambulance chaser that deadvertises on maury.s guy was educated at finest ivy league institutions, approved unanimously. they can say he's ideologically outside the mainstream. we've heard from democratic senators. nancy pelosi doesn't get to vote on this. she's in the house. joe manchin has said encouraging things. the senator from virginia, mark warner, has said great things about him in the past. i think he'll get the 60 votes, because a lot of democrats in states that trump won handily are going to vote for him. >> i think it would be a huge mistake for those democrats to vote for him. where the democratic party is now, this is not an issue where the democratic party will be comp midsing. people there want to fight, including a lot of independents. >> can you keep joe manchin? >> you don't have to. you need 60, if we don't have joe, that's okay. >> do they go for the filibuster, or do they approve this, save it for a bigger nomination? >> i would absolutely not. if mitch mcconnell wants to, they can take away the filibuster a

then all of a sudden out of nowhere, it turned into one of those maury povich paternity test shows. [aughter ] it was the weirdest tv finale since "lost." as i'm sure you've heard, "la la land" was simultaneously somehow the biggest winner and loser last night. you know it's a strange night when the word "envelope" is trending on twitter. in case you missed it, warren beatty and faye dunaway, the 50th anniversary of "bonnie and clyde," the academy asked them to present best picture, biggest award of the night, the last one they give out. so warren and faye come out with the envelope. and, well, here's where the story starts. >> and the academy award -- for best picture -- >> you're awful. come on. >> "la la land." >> jimmy: in retrospect what we know is warren was confused so he handed it to faye and let her read it. [ laughter ] in other words, clyde threw bonnie under the bus. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] slick move. very slick move. so faye dunaway announces "la la land" as best picture, it was the favorite to win, "la la land" producers got on stage, which made sense. they

. >> that's what maury povich told us. i need you to train me. >> train you to do what?at do you think i'm talking about, fool, to fight. >> you don't look like a fighter. >> i been fighting my whole life. fighting the people who said i couldn't fight. >> ha ha ha! >> fighting my demons. >> hey, baby. >> fighting that lady in the wendy's drive-through because she wouldn't give me extra dipping sauce. >> where's my dipping sauce? >> all i asked for was extra honey mustard! aahhh! >> i'll teach you to fight, kid. let's get some shorts on you because we got work to do. come on. >> all i asked for was extra honey mustard. ♪ >> come on! come on now! >> oohh! >> one. >> come on, chicken, come over here! >> boxing isn't just about strength and conditioning. it's about heart. brains. >> and fowls and wings! >> over, under, round and through. meet mr. bunny pull it through. you're not focusing. you've got to focus. beat that meat like you mean it! harder! harder! you've got to kill him! give it to him! what the hell are you doing? whoa, whoa, whoa! hey, hey, no! no! no! got it? y

faiths one of the stereotypes that has come up often about jews from non- jews is that we hold herself maury -- morally superior too other people that we say look and see how we behave and then you will know how to behave. i've heard that a number of times when people have been totally honest about how they feel even though they may recognize that those same jews they are talking about our the ones that gave them their first job the name of your book is the genius of judaism. it's a written as opposed. is there a sense in which they speak to all of themselves basically and is writing a book called this feeding into that stereotype. >> probably some of those. he you stupid people everywhere. more remote from the genius complex. i quoted very quickly before a name which is coming out to all of you and is proof of that. it isn't name. who is a cousin of moses who taking advantage of one of the journeys of moses decides the time has come that the nation is seen as itself. he gathers around him 250 followers who by the idea that to be a jew and makes immediately you are a saint. given aura of's e

joseph says he's been a fan offf fox5 since the maury povichmaurv days. >> back in the old days.in theon's girly girl charm.l cha. joseph also calls tuckercal tuce barnes "the man, the myth, the legend." as for me and steve he says ays we're the best dressed guys indn town. anank you joseph. that's very nice of you the.f ye we appreciate that.we app love the salt and pepper p style. i love it. it. >> i love the sunrise behindse him or maybe it's a sunset insei guess it could be either one.r . >> nicely done, joseph.o >> thanks for watching.watching. wisdom and i are greatlygrtly appreciating this weather.ther. >> weather is greatly.gre >> snow bird lovers over thererv not so much.er >> no but you know i'll get e over it eventually.ve whether you have it and you'llal have it for dan the first half of your saturday as well.wel. today will be our best chance ce to break a record high here ingh washington, d.c. we brokewa one at dullesulles yesterday. 46 to 57 as kids get off togetto the bus stop this morning.morin then after school, shorts and ad t's even by recess time, shorts and t-shir

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but because of the leadership of then-budget chairs, now the current speaker, paul ryan and patty mauri, the budget chairs enabled us to reach a compromise that was in the good of the country by the end of calendar year 2013. at that point the nominee was a member of congress and played a very active role in opposing the budget compromise. he voted against the deal that we needed to get following the shutdown of government and his quote was, it seems yet again that washington cannot wean itself from its spending addiction. indeed what we saw today is another example of how we got $17 trillion in debt. we can have lots of bipartisanship as long as we spend more money. the unwillingness to embrace a bipartisan compromise even after the government of the united states shut down troubles me significantly. i worry about his pragmatism on these matters. he has supported using government shutdown and the threat of government shutdown as a lever, as a lever to defund planned parenthood, as a lever on other matters that he thinks are important. and that's fine. but to use those as a lever to --

. >> we're chugging along, all of a sudden out of nowhere it turned into one of those maury povich showse much of america still reeling from the oscar blunder that stunned the world. >> there's a mistake, "moonlight," you guys won best picture. >> reporter: as the shocked cast of "moonlight" made its stake, kimmel was sitting next to matt damon in the audience where they were supposed to close the show. >> we're sitting there and figured the host will go on stage and clear this up. then i remembered, oh, i'm the host. >> reporter: pricewaterhousecoopers revealed that handed warren beatty for best actress instead of back picture. >> "la la land" -- >> one of the stagehands just put her hands to her head and said, oh, my god, it's "moonlight." "moonlight" won, "moonlight" won. >> reporter: but by then, the filmmakers for "la la land" were almost 2 1/2 minutes into their acceptance speeches. in a statement late monday, the accounting firm said once the error occurred, protocols for correcting it were not followed through mr. crawlinan or his workers. earlier, he highlighted his integrity an

. >> do you remember when we talk to maury pmemboe verb that oneet he was talking about when he was here pan >> that's right.t' >> part of our culture here.ture >> it is. that's why we have all got our o tissues today.. as we are saying goodbye to yet another beloved panda. panda bao bao is leaving for, leaving d.c. for china. china >> i was instructed that, um,t, the boss wanted me to put this i on. this will be my act ofct o resistance i'm not putting thisi hat on. ha but let me just say, here it isi right here, this is tucker hat.t bob is joining us now he's goini to pitt on. there you go. bob is joining us now withit what's going on.n. the moment we've kind of new was coming and now it's finallyinaly here, bob. >> reporter: it is.t is this is the hour allison and and gang. behind us there's the fed he ca truck. i know you've been looking altel it pooreviously.ou there it is. it's backed up here and this iss one of the main path ways here at the zoo. z. the panda cafe, this way and the you can pan over there. the. we just moments ago saw the a sw chinese ambassador who was basically h

he's been a fan of fox5 sincece the maury povich days.ays. >> we thank you for watching.my girly girl charm.harm. >> hmm. >> all right. well, i'm in the sure what that t but hey. i'm going to takehe s it. joseph calls tucker "the man,, the myth, the legend".en as for steve and wisdom, he he says, you're the best dressedss guys in town.. >> tucker didn't hear anythingnh after the man. >> i didn't hear after girly girl.girl. >> tuck? >>> steve, wisdom, who, right, t allison. >> who? [ laughter ] >> that's right.ght. >> hey, we love that. t if you send us your picture andd nice compliments -- >> you're on, baby. >> you go right to the t cop ofo the list. >> we have enough with us not getting diss compliments. com >> that's right. >> we'll take it.>>>> 57 i wne'll washington.ashin. guess what? mid to upper 70s 7s today. we'll get real close to our to record temperature for the day y which would be 78 degrees. so, um, you know, lots and lots of super la tiffs how amazingmai plenty of sunshine. should be a dry day.oulda dry d. i want to mention we'll get thunderstorms tomorrow.

not like the maury type shows. >> what was your favorite aspect of the show?you're doing well. >> you mean doing things. >> doing good things. when you have a feeling when you went home at night, gee, i accomplished something and i hope people understood that. >> you interviewed celebrities and ordinary people, heros. what's the best question you ever asked? >> best one i to ask. a guy named reverend butts lit up a joint in front of me because he wanted me to react. i pretentded that i didn't see t and i didn't give him what he wanted. the best question is no question. >> you know since you went on the air all those years ago and in the meantime the failure rate of shows in that day part is very high. >> very. >> do you think given the chance you could come back today and do a successful show? >> i know i could. could someone else? >> could you? >> easily. yeah, i don't think you lose that. i think that a good talk show host has something called soul and the soul doesn't go away. >> can i ask about the glasses, because everybody wants to know. you were in a st

maury povich will be here. >>> ahead, we'll talk to tracy morgan about his much-anticipated big screen. 8:48. one of our favorite guests around here, tracy morgan. the new movie "fistfight," he plays a high school coach helping a teacher get ready to take on another teacher in an after-school fight. >> he'll be aiming for the target in the center of your skull, which will scramble the gray and white matter in your brain that controls logic, personality, social and sexual behavior. so at 110%, oh, he most definitely is going to knock all the sex out of you. >> oh, jesus. >> maybe you duck and he misses. >> if he does, i'll just run. >> no. i never said nothing about no running. who is you, sea biscuit? >> tracy, welcome back. good to see you. >> you, too, matt. >> the last couple years have been a series of small steps for you. this is the first time you got back on a movie set after the accident we've talked about here so much on the show. what was it like? >> well, it was kind of scary. because i hadn't been in front of a camera. i didn't know. i didn't know if the timing was going to

maury povich will be here. >>> ahead, we'll talk to tracy morgan about his much-anticipated big screening a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> we are back now. 8:48. one of our favorite guests around here, tracy morgan. the new movie "fistfight," he plays a high school coach take on another teacher in an after-school fight. >> he'll be aiming for the target in the center of your skull, which will scramble the gray and white matter in your brain that controls logic, personality, social and sexual behavior. so at 110%, oh, he most definitely is going to knock all the sex out of you. >> oh, jesus. >> maybe you duck and he misses. >> if he does, i'll just run. >> no. i never said nothing about no running. who is you, sea biscuit? >> tracy, welcome back. good to see you. >> you, too, matt. >> the last couple years have

not like the jerry, maury type show. >> what was your favorite part of the show, just sitting acrossre doing well. >> i mean doing good things. when you know, when you had a feeling when you went home at night, gee, i accomplished something and i hope people understood that. >> you interviewed celebrities and ordinary people, heros and sko sko. what's the best question you ever asked. >> a guy named reverend bunts lit up a joint in front of me because he wanted me to react. i pretended i didn't see it and i didn't give him what he wanted. the best question was no question. >> yes, sometimes the simplest things are the best things. >> you know since you went on the air owl those years ago and in the meantime, the failure rate of shows in that day part is very high. >> very. >> do you think given the chance you could come back today and do a successful show. >> oh, i know i could. you mean could someone else. >> could you. >> oh, easily. yeah, i don't think you lose that. i think that a good talk show host has something called soul and the soul doesn't go away. it's there. >> can i ask

. >> joining us is university of maryland economics professor peter maurie morici, was that t magic cue i think so. there was some concern that personal rates would be booted into next year. the important thing is that this tax reform is really well conceived. it hits the right buttons, all of them really well. it's going to be a pro growth reform and i like it a lot. >> should the white house and republicans focus initially not something broad and massive reform, because we know that's cumbersome and difficult, but just getting the rates lowered, you know, we've got the quote, unquote, phenomenal announcement. for me that would be phenomenal enough. you can't lower the corporate rate without reforming as well because simply you don't have enough money to simply cut the taxes, so my feeling it's all at once. that's one thing. and the other thing is, we don't get many opportunities like this where we have a republican house, a republican senate, a brand new republican president in an odd numbered year, if there ever was a time, now is the time. if not now when. if not them, who? >> the r