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like you still use mel gibson as the measuring stick of handsome?e. other than that... >> greg: i mentioned mel gibson because we do look alike it's uncanny. we could be family. >> i love what you're doing and i know this won't be hilarious. but i love the show and love what you were doing. when i go across the country they came to my comedy show because of you, they love the show and i'm happy to be on it and i thank you deserve this. [ cheers and applause ] >> greg: emily, we don't have much time but in the greenroom you said you would be nothing without me and i said, that's true. >> we love you, i loved the article and i love how it reinforces the reason you are successful in people around the country love this show and you is because you are unafraid to say what you feel. unafraid to ask a question. >> as long as it rhymes. >> and references the 80s. to question the entire regime that was otherwise pressed down everyone's throat. we are grateful to have you. >> greg: sage... does it feel better being in my presence today? >> i've had some hot f

mel, let's start with you, because we've seen this disconnect between the way gop lawmakers are trying to assuage concerned constituents and then the way they talk on conservative media about doge and trump's cuts. so how much longer can they continue to play both sides like this? >> yeah, the rubber is really meeting the road for a lot of these republicans. up until this point, i would say most republicans on capitol hill have been publicly very supportive of the doge mission. right. and that was really easy to do when it was things like usaid or foreign aid that was on the chopping block. but now some of those cuts are starting to hit close to home for some of these lawmakers. there's a lot of federal workers and a lot of different parts of the country. there's a lot of concerns behind the scenes about slashes to things like officials working on the bird flu, for example, and how that might impact egg prices. and so behind the scenes, there's a lot of republicans who have been backchanneling with the administration raising alarm bells. i think they're really torn right now, especiall

h i v aids treatment clearing land, mines, energy security, fighting mel nutrition and giving people access to clean water in 2023 most of its funding went to ukraine, then ethiopia, jordan, the democratic republic of congo and somalia. a trump pause, a foreign aid for 90 days when he took office and some us a id programs have already being forced to close. the doors, like this health care seem to supporting transgender people in south africa. i've been coming to this clinic for years now. i think it's been ideas or something that i've been under the key and now with switch cramps, the coolest policies that is all gonna change. that is why it came yesterday. because the closing for the next 90 days, the funding for ease has sent shock waves through some of the most vulnerable populations leaving the future of millions of people. and of course, you've done some other stories making headlines around the world. ukraine says 5 civilians have been killed in the russian missile attack on the city of easy room in the heart of the region. your opinion officials here russia in the b sides of

his belt off. >> stephen: okay, weird to get like that about an abusive father but we know this about melit explains this scene. brave heart. >> sons of scotland, i am william wallace. daddy's home and he is taking off his belt. >> i am sorry, what? >> he is going to be able to see his face in our swollen ass cheeks. >> did hr read this speech? >> all right, let's could it then. >> all right, if it makes eggs cheaper. [applause] >> a little something for the ladies. gibson isn't the only personality calling him daddy. on fox news, florida congressman byron donald proclaimed daddy is back. sweet mother of oedipus. if freud were alive, we would say, do you have some cocaine?" when you think about it, this is the song, daddy's home. now, eagle eye viewers may have noticed -- the >> this video has a cameo from roseanne barr. nothing says hip-hop like a retired tv mom. who can remember florence henderson? flo gone low. dadsy donnie is keeping his promise to round up immigrants to save the doogs from being eaten. over the weekend his administration launched a nationwide nation enforcement blitz

. >> hey mel. so it's really that soft guidance that's taking shares lower in the after hours by about 8%. when i spoke to ceo david risher on the results, he attributed the soft guidance to new pricing pressure. he says that showed up at the end of last year. he said we price competitively and reliably. if someone else takes it down, we will match them. so that has been sort of weighing on their earnings. the after hours declines. that wipes out all of lyft's year. >> to. >> gains and the bump that it just saw yesterday on that announcement that it will roll out mobileye powered robotaxis in 2026. i also asked risher about the impact of waymo, because robotaxis is really the thing that moves these ridesharing stocks. waymo has expanded in san francisco, which is an important market for lyft, but risher says he sees it still as a premium product, so not exactly competitive. the earnings call is ongoing. right now. the cfo is speaking. they haven't got to q&a. but i'll bring you any highlights back

mel brooks: the writer's room abounded in talent.just imbued carl with, that's a place, that's a goldmine... a writer's room is a goldmine. carl reiner: and i remember talking to myself on the way home. i said, "what piece of ground do i stand on that nobody else stands on?" carl reiner so, i'll write about the life of a writer. tina fey: writers are lazy. people write what they know ... sally: rob, we got a sketch due now don't crack up on us. rob: there's nothing to worry about kids. i have got an idea! alan brady will play the part of a talking bowling pin. dick van dyke: i thought it was the greatest idea because in most sitcoms, you didn't know what the husband did for a living. rob: the second dance number should come before the big sketch sally: gee, i don't know alan: i like it! sally: now i like it buddy: yeah, me too! mel: yeah, i like it too alan: what do you know? look at the tie you're wearing. randall park: i loved the fact that it was a glimpse into the writer's room. just seeing how shows worked was just so fascinatin

mel gibson. >> i'm glad trump's here at the moment.addy arrived and he's taking his belt off. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like daddy arrived and he's taking his belt off? is that a good thing? i think we just learned something weird about mel's childhood. [ laughter ] and then we have the other lethal weapon, mr. government efficiency elon musk, who seems to be moonlighting, working for jeremy, too. ex luthor, after all the outrage over what many believe was a nazi salute, decided to lower the temperature by beaming into a rally for the ultra far-right alternative for germany party. the afd is the first far-right party to win a state election in germany since the nazis ran the place, and elon zoomed in to tell them to keep up the good work. >> let's go! let's go, guys, let's go! fight for a great future for germany. fight for a great future for germany, go, go, go! convince everyone, let's go! yay! >> jimmy: yay? what is yay? kan-yay? what is yay? inner trump world news, after a long and contentious confirmation process, the senate wen

fresh care mel, green salad. we got a lot. >> all sounds delicious.lected to be the host restaurant for the brunch masters program. it is dedicated to helping rising chefs build their own customer base, increase revenue, and gain real world experience in a restaurant space. >> which is pretty cool. if you attend the culinary institute of america to learn how to do this through school. do you know what the tuition is, including dorms? but i'm not sure. >> yeah, that's a lot. >> it is approaching $40,000. so getting on-the-job experience is very valuable. >> that's it for us at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00 for an hour of news. local news continues streaming on cbs news bay area, and we'll see you ♪ >>> tonight, winter's wrath. at least 11 dead after a powerful storm races across several states. kentucky hardest hit, devastated by flash flooding. tennessee swamped. in

caller: well, it's mel gibson's movie, what he told was the truth. very much the truth. host: what is that story that you would want people to know? caller: well, it was a very nice thing, that the cia was involved in things that are very honest.

people in mel valley are keeping a close eye on the creek near sycamore park. in late december, it caused that creek to overflow, which flooded the neighborhood there. the city offeredded sandbags and debris crews are on standby. workers tested the pumps ahead of this storm. despite all the preplanning, one man who lives in that neighborhood says their family is prepared for the worst any way. >> they can do so much, but it is done to the residents of the well prepared for as well as they can and for events that hopefully would never happen. >> the rain is coming down if novato, where the tree caused some power outages. kelsi thorud is live for us there tonight. i'm hoping this is an annoyance, verses causing a lot of problems already up in novato? >> reporter: yeah, for right now it is. it's been rainy and soggy up here in novato, but we haven't seen the severe rain that we're continuing to expect into the overnight hours. you can see we are downtown novato here, and there are not any issues here. this is an area that has flooded in the past. when we do get bi

jon: mel bower at is reiner's children's hospital in philadelphia, thanks. >> thank you.recovery efforts continue today in the potomac river following wednesday's deadly mid-air collision over d.c. they have retrieved the black box from the black hawk helicopter as well as data recorders from the commercial if flight. we're learning more about a staffing issues among air traffic controllers. grady trimble is live at reagan national airport in arlington, virginia. grady. >> reporter: and, jon, there are records that staffing levels of air a traffic control canners here at reagan at the time of the crash were not normal, that one person was communicating between planes and helicopters when normally those jobs are done by two separate people. as you noted, investigators have recovered the black box from the black hawk helicopter. that will be critical in their investigation because if, in fact, the helicopter was flying too high as has been reported and as president trump has stated, then the black box would reveal that to investigators. you can see the debris in the potomac

state regulators are accusing smelling mel's and sewer rat plumbing of safety violations that resulted in a trench collapse in san mateo. this was last summer. the companies were cited over $500,000 for allegedly throwing allowing rather work site conditions they knew were on safe august. first, the companies were putting in a sewer line on west 41st avenue. cal osa says they didn't put in a ladder or any means of escape in that trench, they didn't file permits on time and did not provide proper foot protection to workers. the companies have 15 days to appeal. another bay area. safeway is closing the safeway on admiral callaghan. lynette redwood parkway in vallejo. he's set to close in april april, 11th, a spokesperson says problems include significant safety concerns and the area just a week ago, safeway closed. film or location in san francisco and it's going to be closing a store in pinole. and check it out. >> there was snow overnight at mount hamilton. this is showing the area near the lake observatory. you can see that suv as a little dusting on it. the 4300 feet up there you go.

speaking to mr. brand new but the polish military boastfully explains the bonus. calorie will take mel in a week. the goals are at pacific boastful gang quick lanes in in range. tangela, breaking the non aggression pact with the destruction is in the full ground. even if motion break out in the west, the destruction of element shelby, the primary objective metals hatch. that was a secret meeting with germany's highest and minute drinking amount. the september, the 1st 1979 gemini text to share your portion. so that's the quite sure it's a picture of what we've got going. it was a lot to is pointing in and you preston, the preston, you'd be portion bull option of this piece for ship off with store bullock or critics. lastly, and he would have to wait the boys today. he's cool. and then your wife contributory. generalize front declared war on handling. but in reality, not the plans to do any fighting against it, but your stuff shipped. bushnell, bring your car to belong to a former ship, boy. sure. paws up and let's say you're nickel thorsten. yes. or just throw all of these you just bec

h i v aids treatment, clearing land, mines, energy security, finding mel nutrition and giving people access to clean water. in 2023, most of its funding went to ukraine, the ethiopia jordan, the democratic republic of congo and somalia. a trump pause, a foreign aid for 90 days when he took off us. and some of us, a id programs have already been forced to close the doors, like this healthcare seemed to supporting transgender people in south africa. i've been coming to this clinic for years now. i think it's been ideas or something that i've been under the key and now with switch cramps ridiculous policies. that is all going to change. that is why i came yesterday because they closing for the next 90 days. the funding for ease has seen shock waves through some of the most vulnerable populations, leaving the future of millions of people endowed. let's examine this river abbey maxima and she's president and c, e o of the a to organization ox from america, and joins us from monkey to welcome to d w. how big a gap does this freezing of us international a lease? it is a massive gap that is

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>> mel b.18, and simon cowell told us the door was always open. ♪ just promise you'll always be there! ♪ >> will you miss mel b? >> yeah. we always end up doing other stuff together. >> well, how about this duo? fiancees zendaya and tom holland as her family reveals his nickname! >> hold on. let me get spider man. >> spidey senses. >> yes, my spider lord. >> yeah the mj and peter parker legacy lives on! and check out tom sweetly holding a baby as our source says quote: "he's looking forward to having kids and settling down." >> what's it like to have your partner-in-crime with you? >> it's great. i feel so lucky. >> nischelle: they are just so cute. but you know what that video tells me? that the family likes him because in my family, if your significant other gets a nickname, that means you're in! let's move on now to amy schumer! she's back with her new rom com "kinda pregnant"! we caught up with amy at her new york premiere where she also talked about helping madonna live out her... wait for

incredible natural resources at a time where sometimes it's getting difficult to get those results as mel swear. that's just take a flavor of what fastcase report contains. back in 1999, the palestinian authority is signed to deal with british gas just off the golf zip codes based struck a lot to on to wells were drilled. that's called somewhere in $1.00 and $2.00. it was a multi $1000000000.00 gift from god, and they cannot make food and both home and abroad. this is one of the key messages here. today, there will be gas available for export. and for my conversations with the kind of sending officials, including present our fast, it is clear that they have no interest in just sitting on a gas surplus file for the 2007 come off comes to power and it's around launches and offensive on the golf a strip, leaving behind $1400.00 dead palestinian spots taken with it the gas fields now within the year. is raul announce the discovery of the leviathan? natural gas field, which did include thoughts as riches on an old, valued at $453000000000.00. now since then gone, since i've been seeing a shack

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congresswoman jasmine krcrocket says i anticipate full-on -- and mel any stansbury, democrat from n newe. >> first hearing of new doge subcommittee, democrats are ready to fight. we are ready to show the american people what is actually happening and how we're fighting back to defend and serve our people. >> carley: what do you make of this criticism from democrats? is this a smart strategy and what can we expect to take place later today during the hearing? >> ms. crockett seems to have personalan mus against chairman gr green. if democratic strategy is to say, we're not into doge. we're not into making government more efficient and cut spending, it is more of the same and shows how out of touch they are with the american people. that is the mandate given to the president and congress, go in and fix inflation and way you fix it as president trump noted in his inauguration, make spending cuts, get the deficit under control. that is what has to happen fchl democrats are going to stand up there and argue and fight this and say what they tend to say, we're not cutting anything, i guess you

tapper: mel's allegations backed rod into a corner, giving the fbi room to prosecute his inner circle008, the feds secured a secret wiretap on the governor himself. feeling the squeeze, rod started looking for some kind of escape route, and then a golden opportunity landed right in his lap. at this defining moment, change has come to america. [cheers and applause] now that senator barack obama is president-elect barack obama, someone will have to take over his senate seat. this is the governor's decision. uh, it is not my decision. the criteria that i would have for my successor would be the same criteria that i'd have if i were a voter. senator obama becomes president obama. he resigns his senate seat. according to the law here in illinois, you as the governor get to name his replacement. now you're excited about this, and you say on tape, "i'd like to get the [bleep] out of here," and you're talking about options for yourself. does that mean, "i'd like to get the [bleep] out of here," you were sick of being governor? that's absolutely the things i was saying, of course, and i was lo

trump says he wants to get it done by mel memorial day. -- day.t i'm hearing is it's going to be by july with or august. but they assure me, david, we are going to get this tax cut extended. david: we've got to leave it at that. steve, great to see you. thank you very much. >>> coming up, an update from mexican officials on the philadelphia medevac crash carrying mexican nationals as we await a if presser from city officials. also three more israeli hostages reunited with their families as the ceasefire deal holds at least for now. what becomes of the whole region? general jack keane coming up when "fox news live" continues. try pepto bismol. unlike some products, pepto coats and soothes your digestive system, to provide fast 5-symptom relief. stock up on pepto today. ...

for instance, last week, he posted, "it is my honor to announce jon voight, mel gibson, and sylvesterrs to a great but very troubled place, hollywood, california." that cannot feel good for other aging hollywood right-wing actors. kevin sorbo, your reaction? >> disappointed! >> stephen: he seems mad. he seems very mad. we don't know exactly what the next four years will be like, except of course, we completely do. because before even becoming president, over the weekend, trump launched the griftiest grift he has ever grifted. a trump brand crypto meme coin. now, if you don't know what that is, ask your brother-in-law, and get ready to take a pretend phone call. trump launched his meme coin on friday, and at an event called the crypto ball, featuring a performance by snoop dogg. snoop, how could you d-o-double do-this? this is a betrizzle! what happened to integri-tizzle? are you high? stupid question. the ball was to celebrate all the crypto bros who supported trump's candidacy, but as always, the guest of honor was him, because after dropping his new coin, it reached a peak value of

caller: well, it's mel gibson's movie, what he told was the truth. very much the truth. host: what is that story that you would want people to know? caller: well, it was a very nice thing, that the cia was involved in things that are very honest. and i got a >> we will leave this program at this point but you can watch it any time c-span.org. we go live now to a discussion on the review of the congressional review act. live coverage on c-span. >> we are pleased you are here with us. before we get started with introductions, i wanted to share my sincere thanks with tom demo tio from the senate judiciary committee for hosting us and providing this exceptional space for today's important discussion. i will be introducing the moderator and the panelists very briefly and then turn it over to our moderator who is going to lead our discussion on the congressional review act. like has previously served as the chief counsel to senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and as chief counsel for the nominations and constitutional law on the senate judiciary committee. we have an asso

each case contains 12 boxes of cookies, so that's 48 boxes of care mel delights gone. >> $350 stolen from us, yes. >> reporter: mom, perez has two girls in the troop. a four and five year old. it is hard to process why anyone would take from kids. and they are known as daisies because they're the youngest level in the girl scouts. >> it's the very first time they were selling cookies in public. and as a brand new church. >> reporter: they say the theft happened around 11:30 a.m. when park street was packed with people in cars. apparently they took advantage of the hustle and bustle and walked away with the cookies when no one was looking. >> they're trying to keep them in good spirits. >> reporter: they don't want to go back to park street, so the group did some selling at a busy local park on sunday. despite the theft, they're able to turn this negative experience. >> and we love you. l you have helped us raise over $200 in donations. we appreciate you. >> reporter: the participants filed the police report as they want to remind other troops to be careful as well since a lot of them

he's like a -- rachel: he had mel gibson, sylvester stallone and john vote on his -- jon south on hisow florida governor ron desantis is having their a state patrol pitch in, that's next. griff: back with a fox news alert, three israeli hostages freed by hamas earlier this morning are now reunited with their families but not before the terrorist organization paraded them on stage in a propaganda ceremony. senior foreign correspondent trey yingst joining us lye in tel aviv -- live in tel aviv with the latest. >> reporter: hey, griff, good morning. three more israeli hostages were released from gaza today as part of the ceasefire agreement. the men are ohad, orr, and elliott. they were released from the central city in gaza. two were kidnapped from the community of beri and the third from the nova music festival. they clearly had lost significant amounts of weight while in hamas cabbivity. as you see these images today, remember, they've all paid unimaginable prices. one's wife and two daughters were murdered on october 7th, another's wife was killed in front of him on the side of the r

the owner of brands that include mel ifman -- hellman mayonnaise say it expects a slow market year.in if off ben & jerry's and the rest of its ice cream business as a stand-alone company. and they have chosen amsterdam stock exchange over london and new york for its primary listing. now, as a. unilever picks am aster dam for its ice cream spin-off, salepoint has choseen the nasdaq to reintroduce itself to the public markets. we have the founder and ceo's first interview since the stock tarted trading this afternoon. "the claman countdown" is coming right back as the dow bears down on a gain of 400 points. ♪ ♪ come sail away with, come sail away with me. ♪ oh, yeah. ♪ come sail away with, come sailaway with me ♪ patients who have sensitive teeth but also want whiter teeth they have to make a choice one versus the other. sensodyne clinical white provides two shades whiter teeth as well as providing 24/7 sensitivity protection. patients are going to love to see sensodyne on the shelf. the onboarding, the benefits, time off requests, fixing payroll. it has to stop. [explosion] ♪unnecess

. >> mel ama and dan. i was able to get this viewer her money back.course, she was thrilled about that. this whole incident raises questions about security protocols in place for this type of fraud. orinda police are now investigating. >> it's been absolutely ludicrous. >> after nearly two months of trying to get her money back from chase bank, catrina, who asked that we not share her last name, called seven on your side back in december. a woman used a fake driver's license to make two withdrawals from a teller at the orinda chase branch, totaling $1,500. >> i have never been to the orinda branch in my life. >> a banker later told catrina that the suspect didn't have a bank card or pin, just a fake driver's license. it was when she went to make the third withdrawal that the teller became suspicious. >> and they said, okay, i need you to confirm your identity via a code that will send to your cell phone. she said, oh, okay. i forgot my phone in the car. let me go get it. and that's when she never returned. >> the bank then called catrina. >> can you c

shout out to the twins, melly mel. they're going to be activating both of our gardens.e're working with alumni of youth speaks to have spoken word. we are working with the colab choir led by cava menzies and featuring dj chelle hart and turf from right here in oakland. so it's really just going to be an extravaganza of celebration, entertainment, education from all aspects and avenues of the black experience. >> so walk me through what it's like when people arrive. is it because when i was just at the academy of sciences recently for a school field trip, and one of the wonderful things about it is when you walk in, there's something for you to see just about everywhere. it's almost overwhelming. is that kind of what the plan is for the nightlife event? >> absolutely. take that like daily overwhelming sense of like an experience at the academy and multiply it times ten. that's what nightlife is on the regular basis. you multiply that times 20. that's what black thursday and all of our like other culturally themed nightlife events. i don't know if you know, but nightlife

state regulators are accusing smelly mel's and sewer rat plumbing of safety violations that resultedn a trench collapse in san mateo last summer. the companies were cited more than $500,000 for allegedly allowing work site conditions they knew or unsafe last august. the companies were installing a sewer line on west 41st avenue. and cal osha says the companies did not provide a ladder or any means of the trench and did not file the permits on time and did not provide proper foot protection to workers. the companies now have 15 days to appeal. quite the sight here on mount hamilton today. snow here covering one of the cars. this video was captured this morning near the lick observatory. got cold enough to get some flakes. all right. we're going to take a time lapse video now of lake tahoe. is we? >> starts talk about our weather forecast. what's going on so here's what it looks like just as >> the clouds start to build the lake tahoe. we saw some snow in the south bay. some snow is coming to see the sierra and pilots tracking it for us now. yeah, not a lot going on in tahoe right now,

so state regulators are accusing the first company called smelly mel's and the second one cold plumbing of safety violations that resulted in a trench collapse in san mateo last summer. the companies were cited with more than $500,000 for allegedly allowing work site conditions that they knew were unsafe on august. first, the companies were installing a sewer line on west 41st avenue. cal osha says those companies did not provide a ladder or any means of escape from that trench. they didn't file permits on time and apparently did not provide proper foot protection for workers. those ard all the callista findings. the companies have 15 days to appeal. in the south bay saint sunnyvale. officials are working now to improve some traffic safety along fair oa avenue after multiple pedestrian deaths in the past 6 years. that road which see speeds of up to 40 miles per hour habeen linked or has limited cross walks. and it's been the site of 11 deadly crashes since 2018 or 2019 councilmember richard ehlinger has reintroduced to udto redesign that area starting with safety features at 3 key inter

state regulators are accusing smelling mel's and sewer rat plumbing of safety violations that resulted in a trench collapse in san mateo last year. the companies were cited more than $500,000 for allegedly allowing work site conditions they knew were unsafe last august. the companies were installing a sewer line on west 41st avenue. and cal osha says the companies did not provide a ladder or any means of escape in the trench did not file permits on time and did not provide proper foot protection to workers. the companies have 15 days to appeal. a group of moss landing residents impacted by last month's battery plant. fire preparing to file a lawsuit against pg e and other companies they say are at fault environmental advocate erin brockovich was leading this lawsuit heard from community members last night and some said they're not experiencing new health issues. others expressed concerns about their drinking water from the ground also consuming produce that's grown in the area after researchers found high levels of metal and the soil after the fire. i see with communities. they know th

so state regulators are accusing smelly mel's and sewer rat plumbing of safety violations that resulteda trench collapse in san mateo last summer. the companies were cited more than $500,000 for allegedly allowing work site conditions they knew were unsafe on august. first, the companies were installing a sewer line on west 41st avenue. cal osha says the companies did not provide a ladder or any means of escape in that trench, they didn't file permits on time and they did not provide proper foot protection for workers. the companies have 15 days to appeal. it's 6.25. and state leaders are introducing new legislation. >> that aims to put an end to puppy mills >> puppy mills are commercial dog breeding operations that often include inhumane living conditions animals kept in cruel and unsanitary conditions. california recently banned the sale of puppies from retail stores that was in 2017. that wasn't enough. and now this new legislation would address the puppy mill brokers, the people that trans for the dogs from other states for profit. and it would also strengthen consumer protections w

. >> hey, mel. yeah. so booming.pto and equity volume drove this blowout quarter for robin hood company beat expectations across the board with strong deposit growth as well. revenue for the quarter more than doubled at a record 1.11.01, roughly billion, that is. net deposits were up by roughly 16 billion. assets under custody jumped 88%, and then average revenue per user roughly doubled to 164 bucks. total funded customers now topping 25 million accounts and then transaction based revenue. this is pretty much a reflection of trading volume. it was up 200%. crypto was the standout, growing 700% in the quarter. options and equity is up 83% and 144%, respectively. interest income also up roughly 25%. we did also get some january metrics just now on the analyst call in the month. deposits, they said, were the second highest month ever. equities, options and crypto volumes, they say, were also all up double to triple digits. when you look at the growth rate from a year ago and then options volume, they say are now at an

mel, this was all part of a ten hour vote a rama. sounds fun. actually is not in practice.eah. so this is just the very first step. what's going to be a very long process to actually unlock president donald trump's agenda here on capitol hill? because republicans are trying to use this complex process called reconciliation, which ultimately will allow senators to just pass bills over in the senate with a simple majority. that's going to help them, obviously, because they don't have 60 republican senators over there right now. but first, they need to pass a budget. so that is what they attempted to do last night. but because they're using this unusual process, they are allowed to offer an unlimited amount of amendments. senators on both sides of the aisle. so for democrats, they really use this as an opportunity to try to force republicans to take politically tough votes, to try to divide republicans. and on that front, they were successful in some instances. for example, one of the amendments that was offered would have prohibited tax breaks and tax cuts for the wealthy, if

do you remember the movie with mel gibson, your twin? yes. yeah.and the whole point was that you actually a don't want to hear people's thoughts, and b, you don't want people to hear your thoughts because at the end of the day, like what's in my head like it is not what comes out, you know what i mean? yeah. everyone thinks i'm nice. there's a lot going on in here. >> so for. >> everyone's safety and like the protection of you guys thinking i'm like a really nice person, the answer is a hard hell no. and also, the other thing is, if you're a sensitive as i am, like, i can't get out of my head. like, if someone says something and it's mean, i never forget it and it hurts me and it tears me deeply to the core. so imagine if i heard, like, if you just thought you're like, whatever. i was in a bad mood. i thought, this thing about emily, i would be like, devastated forever. so no thank you to this. >> well, if you only knew what i was thinking right now. well, jim, this seems like this could put you away for life. >> it's very scary. it is very. they'd

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. >> and ccj mel. >> all right. thanks for watching fast mad money with jim cramer. happy birthday. starts now. >> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level. >> the playing field. >> for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. hey i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. >> welcome to cramerica. >> other people make friends. >> i'm just trying to. >> make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain and educate, but i want to teach you and explain. and tonight, i'm doing it. >> so call me at one 800. >> 743 cnbc or tweet. >> me jimcramer. >> we too often. >> invest for the day. i always hear. >> people talking about what's working. >> at. >> the moment. >> and in. >> the old. days when the great. >> mark haines. >> ruled the mornings around here, i remember that each time i co-hosted, he would. >> introduce me as reverend jim. >> bob from the church of what's happening now. it was. >> fun back then. >> it seemed like everyone was running. >> their own. personal hedge fund. >> there was an understa

come on up, mel! [cheering] >> when we fight we what? >> win! >> when we fight we what? >> win! >> when we fight we what? thank you, becky, thank you nea, for all of you do for our children. i am a product of public schools. how many of you are here went to public school, raise your hand? so, we're going to protect the public schools for the children that are here today. is that ok? >> yes! >> my mother was a public school teacher after she spent -- had six of us in a great big town of -- in florida near cape kennedy if you never heard of mims. she put black history in public schools. and so, we have an administration that is decided that black folks don't matter, hispanic, latino folks don't matter, the apia folks don't matter that women don't matter, that poor folks don't matter, that -- tell your neighbor, you matter. i'm going to say it again, tell your neighbor, you matter. our children matter. >> our children matter. >> our nation matters. >> we are the united states of america. we are not the divided states of america. and so, the last thing i want to remind us of is yeah

. >> and ccj mel. >> all right. thanks for watching fast mad money with jim cramer. happy birthday.le to make you money. i'm here to level. >> the playing field. >> for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. hey i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. >> welcome to cramerica. >> other people make friends. >> i'm just trying to. >> make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain and educate, but i want to teach you and explain. and tonight, i'm doing it. >> so call me at one 800. >> 743 cnbc or tweet. >> me jimcramer. >> we too often. >> invest for the day. i always hear

so something to watch there, mel. >> all right, angelica. thank you, angelica peebles. saw hims shares up by 27% today. for more, let's bring in len yaffee managing director at capital management. len, great to have you with us. >> thanks so much. >> how does this change the landscape? i mean, there's a lot we do not know, but we know things are going to be very different. >> yeah. what rfk. talked about early on, i think is getting rid of some of the indirect costs spending by nih. i think he was looking at 4 billion of the 9 billion of indirect costs of their $35 billion budget. i he did talk about looking into the increase incidence as to president trump of autism. and also and this is to me very interesting looking at the increase in incidence in chronic conditions. and it's a topic i spent a lot of time learning about. if you look at chronic conditions, 60% of americans today have at least one, 40% have two. they're responsible for a disproportionate expenditure of healthcare dollars. seven of the 15 top chronic conditions are directly related to obesity. and if yo

. >> mel gibson praised methylene blue i'm joe grogan claiming it helped reverse his friends cancer.d stuff. >> it was a fabric time. the stuff works. >> joe grogan is correct, methylene blue is also an industrial die. during his confirmation hearing he was seen using nicotine patches, fda approved alternative to other tobacco products that some say produce a lt of energy. he must be doing something right, that ripped body is 73 years old. >> deborah: committee has cleared the necessary committees. he needs to be confirmed by the full senate. university of massachusetts student was super psyched after he thought he won $10,000 during a halftime basketball challenge. that he got an email that said he didn't win big after all. les tried to explain why. >> it starts with a halftime contest at a college best ball game. the challenge has to be done in 30 seconds. first, student noah lee aces the layup here here's the second shot. the third peri. and the fourth, from half-court. the arena at umass amherst erupts. noah is ecstatic but then came the bomber. noah says he was later informed hi

and right now, mel. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> now, melvin, you're stupid and white.is? i mean, is it racist? >> i believe it is. because if you're going to have a go at somebody, why mention the colour of their skin? once you bring that into the argument, then it's got to be racist. >> fair enough. well, look, let me explain the story. yeah. chelsea star sam kerr was found not guilty of racially harassing a police officer after a drunken incident in a cab. let's take a look at the video. >> honestly, you guys are stupid and white. >> okay. >> okay. >> i'm looking you in the eyes. why are you bringing racing you in the eyes like that? i'm stupid. >> kerr explained that she didn't intend to insult the officer and was expressing fear after a dangerous cab ride, the court ultimately cleared her of racially aggravated harassment charges. so nick, the only acceptable form of racism? >> yeah, a couple of weird things. she accused him of having power and privilege over her. well, maybe in an authority role, but the privilege of privilege is i can't say it was clearly with he