lemonis: i'd like to know where michael woods went. shtae, because it's a chance for them not only to launch their new brand and their new look, but talk to salon owners from throughout the east coast. i'm very nervous. i don't even know if the packaging's gonna be right. oh, this is nice. ♪ how are you, sir? michael: hey, looking sweet. lemonis: how are you? michael: looking sweet. woman: do you like it? lemonis: yeah, i love it. woman: good. lemonis: where's the product? michael: let's go. lemonis: i'm excited. michael: all right, all right. lemonis: honestly, it looks... ramona: amazing. lemonis: ...amazing. it looks amazing. let's go have some fun. michael: that's it. lemonis: wow. this place is beautiful. michael: ladies and gentlemen, we thank you all for coming out for our launch party. and we're about to set it off here in charlotte, north carolina. [ cheers and applause ] lemonis: oh, my gosh! look at that hair. this runway walk was done to not only excite the salon owners that were at the show, but to show people these are the

but then michael woods says -- >> greg: why is her problem? think she could be complaining about. put a name to the problem. michael wolff said she cried in his book. he said she cried on the night of the election because she didn't want it. bob woodward said this couple -- >> greg: a lot of people cried, juan. a lot of democrats. >> juan: that was me. >> greg: these are little things and there's no big thing. >> jesse: she was portrayed as a stripper. she's been called a hostage. her decorations have been ridiculed every single year during christmas. her fashion style, her accent. she's been ridiculed on a number of levels. i think after a while, that builds up. i want to tip my hat to her. he was brave to go on sean hannity show for her. it took a lot of courage. i thought she handled it really well. nothing what's really going on is that she's an immigrant and she didn't grow up in this country. she's a private person. she wants to take care of her son first and foremost. and she's not -- she's not going to go out there to the wall and say b

wood jr. and michael kosta for another edition of "i apologize for talking while you were talking." ( cheers andlause ) >> what's up, everyone? i'm roy wood jr. and it's time to catch up on the world of sports. >> let's start with football and a major off-field fumble by one of the greats. >> one of the n.f.l.'s most recognizable stars, hall of fame quarterback brett favre, says he was duped into making this video. >> brett favre here with a shout-out. >> a short recorded message coded with anti-semitic statements. favre says he was told what he was reading was paid for by veterans. it was instead tied to a hate group operating on the dark web. >> that video was made with the website called cameo. it's a new platform which allows people to hire celebrities to record personalized shout-outs. favre announcing that he and cameo would donate that $500 he received to charity. >> this makes no sense. why would anti-semites spend $500 on favre, when they can get mel gibson to record a video for free? >> that's true. this cameo business is crazy. these celebs that make these videos, to me, they just see

wood jr., everybody. all right, let's-- let's move on to hopefully a less-emotional take on 2018. please welcome our very own michael ) >> thanks a lot, trevor. you know, i'm a lot of things-- a son, a brother, probably a father-- but most importantly, i'm a michael. ( laughter ) so for my year-end look-back, i'm going to focus on all the tremendous news made by people named michael. yes, 2018 was a year dominated by the michael community, from actor michael b. jordan, who blew everyone away in "black panther;" to hurricane michael, who blew everyone away, period. ( laughter ) but which mike made the biggest spike? well, let's find out with michael kosta's top michaels of 2018. sponsored by michaels. need a popsicle stick and some styrofoam in the shape of a (bleep) cone, or whatever? and you're also a hermit who hasn't heard of amazon? then go to michaels. ( laughter ) all right, coming in at number five, we've got michael wolf, who kicked off 2018 with "fire and fury," his salacious trump white house tell-all that was an instant bestseller ,totally eclipsing my book, "kosta's rafta pasta, 10,000 jamaican spaghetti

woods, i made my deal here. how big of a deal is that development that happened just this week with michael flynn?there's so much that has happened this week, and the reason the flynn thing was so important is because everybody thought it was done, and there was little jail or no jail recommended, and flynn probably thought i am not getting any jail. and then the judge was like, absolutely not, you are probably looking at prison and the sentencing has been put off until march, and flynn's cooperation has been a big mystery, and the filings that have been done on flynn have been heavily redacted, and it must be of special importance for the special counsel to say i don't want him to be serving time, and so the judge read the redaction portions and that could be why he said i am looking at prison for you. >> as we talk about the southern district of new york, first of all the reporting coming out of cnn that the president reached out to the acting attorney general saying, hey, what is happening out of sdny? i am not happy about it. that's number one. also coming out of sdny is that the trump foundat

woods. looted your economy i'm declaring a state of economic and social emergency today i want to stop affronts where our children will live better that we have a very humble tone from president michael and as he addressed the nation as a gesture that he really wanted people to know that he had been listening to the stories over the last two weeks as people have been out in the streets talking about the problems that they deal with the every day basis in france because of what he calls to living according to those yellow best village on protesters the president said the royal people had a legitimate right to protest there was no legitimacy for the violence that had been seen he also warned that france was facing an economic and social crisis. because of this crisis i want to reconcile with you salaries will increase by one hundred euros in two thousand and nineteen are no extra cost to employers over time will not be taxed and i will ask all employers to pay an end of year bonus this will not be taxed and there will be no social payment for pensioners receiving less than two thousand euros that's actually increased will be cancelled as we planned well what did he offer as a concessio

wood who said in april, he's a complete control, cut here, cut there. just do what he says, that's donald trump in a nutshell. there's no way michael cohen decided on his own to make these payments. >> we should remind our audience, michael cohen wasn't forced to do it. when you watch that interview and he continuously blames the president and his blind loyalty, michael cohen wasn't destitute. michael cohen wasn't drafted, he wasn't recruited. he chose this job. he loved to roll around new york city, and go to every restaurant and be in trump tower, and talk a big game and go after journalists so for michael cohen to go on and on like he was under duress working for the president, that's just nonsense. danny, it is not just a he said he said because michael cohen is basically saying mueller has the evidence to back up everything he says. let's say michael cohen is telling the truth, and mueller has the evidence to back it up. does it matter? because you've got the president out there all day long calling cohen a liar, calling mueller a liar and in the court of public opinion, the president is successfully confusing and exhausting a

michael cohen has asked for 0, but his bottom end of the guideline range which the judge uses as the baseline is about four years. so he's got a lot of wood to chop to get down to 0. >> could an atta boy change that and ultimately influence the judge? >> yes, absolutely. and i expect he will get less than four years, but it depends a little bit on what is going to be -- what we expect to be the redact the sentencing memorandum tomorrow. to determine how much he's given them. but i think -- i would not expect him to walk out without -- with no jail time. >> to your former coworker in the southern district of new york, mimi rocca, mimi, you get to talk about this manafort document that's coming out tomorrow. what we might learn from it, and with toner already running terribly low in all of our newsrooms, are you going to tell me we're going to see more of the black stripes of redaction? >> i don't want to be 0 for 2 here, but i think we are going to see more redactions in that filing as well. again, it's hard to know how much. look, the posture of this is that the government needs to be able to justify to the judge why they are not upholdin