monty glenn: middle name, yes. steve: monty glenn. monty glenn: yeah. steve: good name.ried? monty glenn: i'm engaged. steve: oh, ok. monty glenn: yeah, just recently got engaged. steve: finally? huh? has this been a prayer? woman: yes. woman 2: praying for years. steve: have y'all been waiting on monty glenn to come on in? monty glenn: they were worried about me, steve. they were worried for a while. steve: they was worried for a while? woman: it's finally happening. steve: he a good looking dude, though. he was out there. i bet he was doing good when he was out there, though. [laughter] we don't want to talk about that. monty glenn: don't get me in trouble now. come on. steve: hey, listen. seem like a real nice family. and these are the champs. they fresh off a

thank you so much, mario monti and christopher. mr. monti, former italian prime minister.hanks also to our senior writer, stephanie baker. plenty more to come. we will be talking up the business of sustainable finance later on. coming up, we talk about this new paradigm that mr. monte was talking about. we will also be talking about brexit and the italian elections. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash. nejra: siemens plans an ipo of its health care division in the first half of this year consisting of a secondary offering of shares. according to people familiar with the matter, the ceo is likely to use the money generated to help acquire companies and pay down debt. siemens says it will retain a majority stake in the long-term. reckitt benckiser group says it will bounce back as it brings more savings. the u.k.-based maker of condoms and painkillers forecast that comparable sales will rise in 2018 after the first 12 months of stagnant sales in the company's history. the ceo

still had, we will hear from mario monti. he says campaign promises can't be broken. ♪ nejra: live from london, i am nejra cehic. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." former prime minister mario monti joined bloomberg surveillance this morning where he discussed the italian elections and the fall off from different parties as was the job the ecb has done. francine lacqua asked him if he is worried that the ultracheap monetary policy from the ecb has taken away the risks we have seen in italy and therefore italian politics. : the ecb made an extremely smart monetary policy and president mario draghi has been very smart in mastering the qe and he still has the support. i personally believe the phasing out would be rather quicker than slower for some of the reasons that were mentioned for the u.s., but also for the european in italy for sure, a very accommodating monetary policy has on the perception of the needs to act on economic policy, on real policies. i believe that among the factors which explain why the ele

viewers will be familiar with monty python oi’ will be familiar with monty python or fawlty towers. really outdone ourselves this time. the cabinet is split and doesn't yet have a position in terms of what it wa nts to have a position in terms of what it wants to ask the european union for in march when the next round of talks begin. almost a year to go until exit. i suspect there would you some deal at some point. britain is not doing its reputation for diplomatic skill in any good at the moment and it seems bizarre that this close to brexit, the cabinet and the prime minister is under a lot of pressure to go don't yet know exactly what sort of relationship they want with the european union afterwards. relationship they want with the european union afterwardsm relationship they want with the european union afterwards. it is not a question of we don't want to reveal everything. we don't want to reveal everything. we don't want to reveal our hand to the public or anyone in brussels. despite the fact we are meant to have had this meeting, they just we are meant to have had this meetin

me now why have the bullshits not been listening since then deliver your books descriptions of the monty python type on the bus is a situation that m.p. wants it's me jonathan all politicians are terrified of the daily mail and the prison issue is an election loser through shouting and constant pain in the neck behavior i don't see why we can't make it an election win and make prison purposeful that there are pockets of really good work going on in prison next time you fence your lunch in london and go to the clink restaurants in h.m.p. brixton there the inmates are trained properly. the food is great and the inmates that have been through that program the refunding rate is only six percent my eye opening experience and mucked up that's with an m. . and ah i deserve to be kicked up the rare sense person but from the outset the shock of the nothingness. all new prisoners are given the award that think of induction paperwork which is the kick starts it's a rehabilitation i remember my first night sitting reading it every page of a spelling mistake that i found stuff asleep on duty this isn

spending a year and turkish prison and this video aired on twitter you gentle thanked his supporters monti expressed regret for the many jailed journalists he's leaving behind. thanks for joining us i'm marrying edelstein. some of the world's top diplomats and security officials are meeting in munich at a time when alliances that have kept the world stable for decades are showing signs of strain for its part in germany is unsure about the direction of the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there is braggs it and the rise of right wing populism. less armament fueled wars protesters want to make their miss it slowed unclear two world leaders attending the munich security conference. now in its second day the conference is taking place under tight is security a mirror image of global uncertainty. for us europeans it must be clear that in order to maintain our values or prosperity in our security in the world of tomorrow we have to stand united. and appeal against nationalist uni literalism protectionism and for a joint european defense po

monty francis shows us how they are being remembered and parkland florida. debra will take us to a vigil held by students in the bay area.>> how that mass shooting unfolded. today 19-year-old nikolas cruz appeared in court for the first time to face charges. his attorney said he was remorseful and called him a broken child. jenna here now with more of the information.>> reporter: quite a lot of new detail came out today in the course of the investigation. i will share -- the shooter took and uber ride to the school. and was in the building seven minutes opening fire before running out with the other students to get away. 19-year-old nikolas cruz face the charges thursday in one of the nations deadliest school shootings.>> you are charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder.>> reporter: the sheriff that the shooter took over mac to marjory stoneman douglas high school wednesday.>> he said the shooter brought a semi automatic rifle. a backpack with additional magazines a gas mask is smoke biarnaise and pulled the alarm to lure people out of the classrooms. h

here's the official request here's the full monty we would like you to conduct the extradition proceedings on our behalf with. the police. but we can't use a republic in this. part of. the ante to see whether they were not prosecuted this is really because when that man corbin's current shadow directorate secretary was in charge e-mails apparently showed that the country in question sweden was eager to drop the case later even discredited by the un not only that but a lawyer working for care stoma urge sweden don't you dare get cold feet and arguably even more damning for k.s. garma it is simply amazing how much work this case is generating it sometimes seems like an industry please do not think this case is being dealt with as just another extradition assad would certainly maintain this was not just another extradition in fact for him this whole thing is a smokescreen for the usa to destroy we keep leaks because of war crime revelations to which side with star on lifelong critic of us foreign policy jeremy corbyn may have now promoted him but in twenty sixteen kids storm assault to destro

government drug smuggling in southeast asia plus why a british prisons left short shank redemption and more monty python we'll ask a former prisoner what life is like in the u.k. jail system one which even tony blair's for the lord chancellor charlie for says is in crisis all the civil coming up in today's going underground but first it's exactly one week since the death of a homeless man was reported in the center of the city of bristol in the southwest of england found unconscious just outside a devon is department store emergency services including police and paramedics were called. old but despite their best efforts he died shortly afterwards reportedly he had suffered serious injuries and was in the doorway of the store the thing is that just over a year ago another homeless man michael angle was found dead in the same area it was again covered by the local bristol post newspaper with accompanying similar pictures front by emergency services attended to the man at the scene except things are arguably different today the favorite to be the next british prime minister to much criticism in the

this is monty-g philly. this is sara, she loving high es today., look this cutie right here, gigi has worn the same eagles shirt for a long time. this is cutie girls right here. look at shady lane she is so cute. we have one more, 6abc "action news," i have my shoes ready for the super bowl. let's go eagles! i was at benjamin rush academy in the middle east. i saw lots of eagles colors there. you can share your photos and videos on 6abc action and facebook and instagram. >> eagles enthusiasts are taking their activities of the big game and spreading good l and giving back to u communities that the team is serving in. >> we like to serve the under served communities. >> reporter: this group of friends have been to charlotte and new orleans and loss los an. this weekend their philanthropy takes them to a soup kitchen in minneapolis. >> we'll be putting meals together for the children that will be shipped out to the local communities. >> where we are enjoying ourselves and to be able to give something back and not just take from the community, the co

winger monty ioane scored a try hat trick as benetton beat the reigning pro14 champions scarlets with to go top of conference b. now to south korea, and the winter 0lympics. andrew musgrave recorded the best result by a british cross country skier, with a seventh place finish in the men's 30 kilometres skiathlon. his journey to the games began sweating it out on the roller ski tracks of the scottish highlands but he nearly claimed a medal in pyeongchang. andy swiss reports. the winter olympics at their most wintry, —16 and bone chilling winds but andrew musgrave was about to warm the spirits. and they are underway. cross—country skiing is not a traditional 0lympic strength for britain — their previous best, the 29th place in sochi for andrew musgrave. he said there he was skiing like a tranquiliser badger. not this time. with barely a lap to go, there he was remarkably in silver medal position. could he hang on? not quite as the norwegian raced to the gold, musgrave faded to seventh but with his best events still to come, that is some feat. what a result for andrew musgrave, he could

. >> "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean, it changes everything.e beatles, you can say, "oh, they came after the beatles." look at "saturday night live," you look at sctv. oh, after. after "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program and members of his company. what should we look for on the program? >> anxiety. >> loren michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein. >> hi. i'm lorne michaels, the producer of saturday night. >> he hires improv comics. >> rehearsal and warmup, let's do 28 face slaps. come on. slap. come on. make it hurt. >> george carlin was the first host. wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >

. >> reporter: monty will says clem men's success has energized students. >> there's lot of kids looking up to him and pulling pushing themselves because they see really is possible. >> why the community can't stop talking about clement's electric touch it's what he does off the field that makes them so proud to him. >> comes to lot of sporing events he is from glassboro but he is glass goer and that's what we love about him. >> reporter: he stopped by "good day philadelphia" this morning to talk with mike and alex. he says he wasn't back for the pep rally at his former high school monday but hopes to celebrate with them soon. >> i wish i could have been there so hopefully we can do that all over again. this week or next week. >> and he has a message for his hometown of glassboro ahead of tomorrow's victory parade. >> they better be. >> yeah. >> ya'll not there we got a problem. >> he hopes to look out into the crowd during the parade tomorrow and see lots of dog masks even note eagles now champion he says the underdog theme shows just how far the team has come n glassboro, shawnette wil

mr monti is one of the first found is to highlight the project with this process or you have to do is to target them and then when they come in. we can monitor them and track them and give you his or when you look at the. some of the rollout to full over the next few months these cows are some of the first to enter the from a blue dot to base. high take it tags allow them. to be traced via our isp id technology which can also be used so that families can be contacted by islamists if cows get lost or stolen so there you go attacking the cows is not as easy as kimono made it no good leaders. don't go there about the oil well to leave it on to be too close to the want to go in. there to move you on hand. and are going to. go on a bill could revolutionize need funding in ghana crowdfunding will bring vital investment to small rural families while the tagging technology and the centralized database gives small farmers access to advice and information meaning bigger profits and better meet. the onset of food security in africa is not only found in the fields but also in the hands of scienti

so there was no adah had paramor i think there are you know the full monty refers to him as an activist and actor and activist i think that's a word that he going to chase away from and he's repeatedly said that he's an entertainer not an activist and this sure was not activism but a form of entertainment that kind of showed different paths it's after india and again you make the distinction very clearly in you know. that would make everyone an activist in that sense he's an act so on that point i hear you there pretty and i we got this comment live on you tube brad says people need to stop looking at actors and athletes as role models another person on twitter ways and this is who says other kind is not an advocate for women but he gave respect and importance to women that is i opening for gender equality in india and at least he tried as an actor i want to bring you in here via the phone do you think the t.v. show was an eye opener for many people. i sourced any more since a few episodes of the t.v. show i could work with inside. the second it was a bit and i believe that there are th

here's the official request here's the full monty we would like you to conduct the extradition proceedings on our behalf with. the police. but we can't use a republic in this. part of. the empty to see whether they would not prosecute this is really because when that man corbin's current shadow directorate secretary was in charge e-mails apparently showed that the country in question sweden was eager to drop the case later even discredited by the un not only that but a lawyer working for care stoma urged sweden don't you dare get cold feet and arguably even more damning for k.s. garma it is simply amazing how much work this case is generating it sometimes seems like an industry please do not think this case is being dealt with as just another extradition assad would certainly maintain this was not just another extradition in fact for him this whole thing is a smokescreen for the usa to destroy we keep leaks because of war crime revelations to which side with iran lifelong critic of us foreign policy jeremy corbyn may have now promoted him but in twenty sixteen kids storm assault to destroy

viewers will be familiar with monty python.

government drug smuggling in southeast asia plus why a british prison is less short and more monty python and we ask a former prisoner what life is like in the u.k. jail system one which even tony blair's fall below china. charlie fork says is in crisis all the civil coming up in today's going underground but first it's exactly one week since the death of a homeless man was reported in the center of the city of bristol in the south west of england found unconscious just outside a department store emergency services including police and paramedics were called but despite their best efforts he died shortly afterwards reportedly he had suffered serious injuries and was in the doorway of the store the thing is that just over a year ago another homeless man michael angle was found dead in the same area it was again covered by the local bristol post newspaper with accompanying similar pictures front by emergency services attended to the man at the scene except things are arguably different today the favorite to be the next british prime minister to much criticism in the elite mainstream media n

viewers will be familiar with monty python and fawlty towers. all of that. really outdone ourselves this time. what is going on is the cabinet is split, it does not yet have an agreed negotiating position in terms of what it wants to ask the european union for in march, when the next round of talks begin, which is troubling the european union. the european union has its own problems as well. there are a lot of moving parts in what is turning almost into a crisis. but it is happening. it is almost a year to go until brexit. i suspect there will be some deal at some point, but britain is not doing its reputation for diplomatic skill any good at the moment. itjust seems bizarre that, this close to brexit, the cabinet and the prime minister, who is under a lot of pressure and under pressure from some conservatives to go, do not yet know exactly what sort of relationship they want with the european union afterwards. and you think that is still the genuine case inside the cabinet? it is not a question of, actually, we don't want to reveal everything, we don't want

viewers will be familiar with monty python. the cabinet is split.t doesn't yet have an agreed negotiating position in terms of what it wants to ask the european union for in march when the next round of talks begin. which is obviously troubling the european union. the european union has its own problems as well, there are a lot of moving parts in this. it's turning almost into a crisis. but it is happening. it almost one year to go until brexit. i suspect there will be some deal at some point. britain is not doing its reputation for diplomatic skill any good at the moment, and it seems bizarre that this close to brexit the cabinet and prime minister, who is of course under a lot of pressure, and under pressure from some conservatives to 90, pressure from some conservatives to go, don't yet know that they what sort of relationship they want with the european union have to words. and you think that is still the genuine case inside the cabinet? or they don't want to reveal their hand to the public or anyone in brussels. despite the fact we have this ca

me now why have the bullshits not been listening since then deliver your book's descriptions of the monty python type on the bus is a situation that m.p. wants it's me jonathan all politicians are terrified of the daily mail and the prison issue is an election loser through shouting and constant pain in the neck behavior i don't see why we can't make it an election win and make prison purposeful that there are pockets of really good work going on in prison next time you fancy a luncheon month and go to the clink restaurants in h.m.p. brixton there the inmates are trained properly. the food is great and the inmates that have been through that program the refining rates only six percent my eye opening experience and mucked up that's where the name. and ah i deserve to be kicked up the rare sense person but from the outset the shock of the nothingness . old new person is given the award that think of induction paperwork which is the kick stoesz it's a rehabilitation i remember my first nights sitting reading it every page of a spelling mistake that i found stuff asleep on duty this isn't h m

imagine if my brother, monty, was diagnosed earlier this to give in a juvenile hall or use the county can't i think he would be able to hold a job. he would not have compounded ptsd. so there is a way that i'm trying to have a larger conversation. i'm not saying get rid of something. i am saying replace it with something else. >> host: i've known you for several years now and i know you as a person with great joy and advocacy of a great self-esteem. you seem very hopeful and optimistic. i read your story and this just pain and deprivation, struggling to find love in all the state. how does this person get to this person. am i wrong are you not happy? [laughter] >> guest: iem at the inside doesn't mean that i don't battle with depression. especially living in this moment if you are not on the side of white nationalists, it is sad to the. >> host: how do you get to the joy and optimism that you seem to have when so much has gone wrong? >> guest: that is a good question. my mother looks u thinks up at n the morning and is one of those very joyous people. she is happy and is a source of j

they call the transition period the full monty minors.an commission, the european council or the european parliament and the full monty because they are signing up during that transition period to all eu law in every respect, which includes the free movement of people. that is what this argument will be about. if you look back at the agreement that was signed between theresa may and michel barnier and the rest of the eu at christmas which allowed the brexit talks to move from phrase want to phase two, there is a bit of tension there. —— phase one. on brexit day, there. —— phase one. on brexit day, the transition changes that was agreed by both sides both sides agreed by both sides both sides agreed that it could change as a result of the negotiations about the transition period or the implementation phase. the eu site words to that paragraph to say that is what you have to sign up to. the other paragraph says, hang on, we agreed brexit day was brexit day. that is whether disagreement is. thank you very much for bringing us up thank you ve

imagine if my brother monty was diagnosed earlier and given a juvenile hall where youth authority camp i think you'd be able to hold a job. i think he would not have compounded ptsd. so there's a way in which i'm trying to have a larger conversation. >> up no new for several years now and i see as a person of great joy in efficacy. great self-esteem, you see very hopeful and optimistic leverage your story and it is pain and deprivation, dads and shell, brothers and in the, the homophobia you're dealing with, all of these things. like how does this person get to this person and am i wrong? are you not happy inside? >> i am happy inside but i do battle with some depression. if you're living in this country on this moment and you're [inaudible] the side of white nationalists is pretty said to be in this country. >> so how do you get to the jury and the optimists that you have when so much has gone wrong. >> that's a good question. when things that i have a mother who has been through way worse than literally makes up at 5:00 a.m. singing. like i was raised around people like she is happy.

. >> i'm thinking of monty. big soft eyes. what a boy he was. i miss him every single day.? >> yeah. >> stephen: you have really great pores. ( laughter ) >> hey, steve. >> stephen: yeah. >> from this angle your two eyes have melded into one. ( laughter ) can i have a little-- can i have a little eskimo kiss? ( cheers and applause ) i love you, stephen colbert. >> stephen: i love you, tom hanks. tom, have you ever eaten at the bubba gump shrimp company? ( laughter ) >> funny you should ask. this is hilarious. >> stephen: okay. >> i guess their busiest day of the year is memorial day. >> stephen: sure. >> and i went up-- i was hungry. i had the kids with me. and they were all asking-- they wanted some gulla shrimp, which is from-- very spicy, hot in the mouth shrimp they call it down in the gulla islands. >> stephen: sure, sure. >> i said, "i know where to get that." we climbed the stairs up to a bubba gump shrimp-- >> stephen: is this a true story? >> yeah, they looked right at me and said, "it will be a 45- minute wait, mr. hanks." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) they

"acti news" reporter walter perez is attending an eagles pep rally at alte monty's italian market tonightck i want to introduce you to a few dozen of my closest friends here in doylestown. it's a party in doylestown. they had their 6abc underdog masks in the anticipation leading up to the big game is hitting a fevered pitch. the good citizens of red here at the italian market in doylestown a little pep rally ahead of sundas big game. this party has a little of everything from eagles pastries to a wing eating contest along with some good most of these fans say they've never seen an eagles squad with so much heart. >> they're resilient. somebody like carson wentz foles steps re doesn't mattell >> reporter: and as the celebration continues after the birds won the nfc, ese folks are confident that the party will continue after the eagles bring home the vince lombardi trophy for the first time in franchise history. and the bird bankers we spoke with here say the best part is that this squad is doing it through resilience and dedication to each other. >> they're all like brothers. they're altog

it's monty python meets "game of thrones" an awesome. >> so what if somebody is not a "game of thronesd the why should they come and see this production? >> it's a really good time. i think there have been people that have come up to us after the show and one person be like i'm a fan of "game of thrones". the other person is like i'm here with this person but i had a lot of fun and now i want to watch the show. >> you don't have to know the ins and outs of the show? >> no. it's easies to follow the plat plot. it has comdies to the darkness and the goer. >> and it's a good time. >> yes, if you're over 18. >> >> reiter ratedate. >> all right. cast of the musical thrones a cast of paired row did of ice and fire just tap the nbc 10 app and find a link to ticket information. >>> the crowds are gone but the trash remains. coming up in our next half hour we'll get an update on the cleanup process and we'll hear from the mayor and other city officials about what they've learned from yesterday's big event. d hard. busted tail. and impressed the boss. maybe it's time to be your own? transform yo

. >> monty willis says his success energized students. >> a lot of kids that, you know, are looking uphim and now they're pushing themselves because they see what really is possible. >> reporter: while the community can't stop talking about clement's electric touchdown they say it's what he does off the field that makes them so proud of him. >> every time that he comes here, he comes to support, um, the basketball games, he comes to a lot of sporting events. he is from glassboro but he is glassboro. and that's what we love about him. >> reporter: clement stopped by "good day philadelphia" this morning to talk with mike and alex. he says he wasn't back for the pep rally at his former high school monday but hopes to celebrate with them soon. >> i wish i could have been there. hopefully we can do that all over again. this week or next week. >> and he has a message for his hometown of glassboro ahead of tomorrow's victory parade. >> they better be there. >> yeah. >> if ya'll not there we got a problem. >> reporter: he hopes to look out into the crowd during the parade tomorrow and see lots

>> so which company is next -- >> pick me, monty. >> next buy for buffett. the traders have their white boards ready so pete why don't you kick us off. >> i'm going to start us off why united airlines. here's why. so he buys into four straight airlines all jumps in about a $2 billion investment in each one and i think of all of these, people say what's the worst of the group. i would say united's the worst of the four in terms of how it's run and managed and all the rest of that and that's where i think warren buffett sees the value and the opportunity because normally when you look at delta and united, they should be trading some where in a similar market cap. well, right now united trades half of what delta's market cap is because delta is run much more efficiently and better. the management over the last ten years has been better. crude over the last decade have had struggle after struggling. this fits very much in like burlington northern started out. when we sat on this show years ago and somebody was selling putts and buying calls and positioning, warr

the hedge fund is monti was equities, despite his call that there was rising risk of recession. with turkey's president in an attempt -- came at the last stop of his tour. he says the company's objectives are completely aligned. russia's wheat export is expected to be higher than any country in the last 25 years. more farm investment has allowed russia to grab major market share. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. matt: thank you very much. more than two weeks, italian voters are going to head to the polls. , it indicates a hung parliament as the most likely outcome. we are not allowed to talk about the polling numbers between now and then. due tos the last day local laws in italy. our reporter joins us with the wrap of italian polls until the election. what does it look like as we stand two weeks before the vote? reporter: today is the last day italian newspapers can publish any polling numbers and we can talk about them on television. i want to start with a bloomberg news survey. economists are seeing thin

if i sowed a seat equal to my monty house note, mortgage, it . $3,400 he said, i would have a debt-free house and 12 months. i did not see how that could be, but i got my debt-free house in eight months. [end of video clip] kate: mike murdock. he is one of the most unrepentant of prosperity preachers. he does not mind talking about money all the time. so, if anyone is up to late, they have usually watched mike murdock on christian tv. he is kind of a famous old-school prosperity preacher, when it was uncommon for pentecostals to talk about money. mike came along and talked about it all the time. and he sold like, seven secrets to seven kingdoms. he does a lot with spiritual numbers. you can see him running the spiritual math for people. and he sold like, seven secrets if you give me this much, god will reward you in this way. brian: based in texas. talks about a seed. kate: it was a new language. it was pioneered largely by oral roberts, who was handsome and charismatic founder of oral roberts university. he pioneered this language. this agricult

but the overall refrain, i'm put in mind of the famous monty python scene with the black knight aptly named saying a mere flesh wound. mueller has had a phenomenal record in only nine months and has gotten quite close to the oval office. no president since watergate of getting so close to confederates of the president. and they're either lying about not -- about being unafraid that he's going closer and closer to trump, or they just don't know how things work. >> someone compared to it iran contin /contra. they said the last time we had this many people caught up in a scandal was iran/contra. harry said watergate. what we have seen very close to the president and what they have already pleaded to. >> yes. we've seen numerous people very close to the president pleading guilty to not just lying, but substantive offenses. moneylaundering, bank fraud, mortgage fraud. and there is more there. michael flynn we knew takes one plea to a false statement. but we also know he committed some other offenses at least having to do with his clearances and so on. so there is criminal activity very clo

. >> monty python. [ cheers ] and he came into my dressing room and we're talking. was like, "i'm just going to like have a drink of whatever i'm drinking." it was a lit candle. [ laughter and applause ] literally, it gets to here and i'm, like, "oh, my god!" [ laughter ] you know, so i just -- i don't think i'm designed to be around my heroes. >> seth: i want to talk about "the female brain." >> by the way, i didn't bring this out here for that prop. it just worked out that way. >> seth: look, you know what? >> i am not a prop comic. [ light laughter ] i just want you to know i'm getting a migraine. so i brought this out because i need it. just to be clear. >> seth: oh well, we all love the prop bit. but now you ruined it. [ laughter ] >> sorry. >> seth: guys, i know you loved how i have the prop. i have a terrible migraine. >> and so, my umbrella. that was fortuitous. [ laughter ] >> seth: so this is based on a book based on the same name, "the female brain." how did you find -- how did you come across the book. >> do you ever shop online and the store you're shop

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francine lacqua spoke to mario monti.xclusive interview, they discussed the ecb, the euro and the upcoming election. made an extremely smart monetary policy and president draghi has been very smart and mastering the support for cutie -- four qe and still has the support. i personally believe that the phasing out will be rather quicker than slower. reasons that has been mentioned for the u.s. in european countries, italy for sure, a very accommodating monetary policy has on the perception on the need to act on economic policy, on real policies. i believe that the effect which explains why the electoral promises issued so liberally and so irresponsibly by all the political parties, one of the reasons is there is no feeling of pressure whatsoever. francine: what will we all to look like? is there a real danger that reform will be slow? also, there's a lot of parties offering tax cuts. how do you fund tax cuts? party,a positive is no either populist or not, has any longer in their program the idea .f leaving the euro they of

neil: is phil murphy spend $25 million of his own monty to become governor of new jersey. close to be senator? >> i will spend what it takes to insure the people of new jersey have the opportunity to hear messages clearly and fairly. neil: you're self-funded? >> i will put significant amount of resources into the campaign to make sure voters of new jersey hear the message. this guy violated public trust and failed to deliver for the state of new jersey. new jersey is 50, out of 50 what we get back as taxpayers what we put into washington. we're not a rich state. we're a high cost state. neil: do you worry this anti-republican year? >> you to worry about everything. this is menendez versus huge begin. who hue begin. >> he will call you a corporate fat tax. >> first in my family to go to college in princeton. served the opportunity in the marine corps. spent seven years in the marine corps. built a career adding jobs in new jersey, not other states and around the world. made a difference in people's lives in cancer. celgene extended people's lives with multiple cancers by ma

monty in texas, independent. go ahead. are you with us? caller: i am sorry, name is marcus. just want to say as a young 33-year-old man, actually a black man, it has come to the time where i wish my generation would understand that the people who are older than us are not going to be put to handle this problem. i have been watching c-span for a long time and it is amazing how the people who are making comments on here are so uninformed. i want to send a shout out to everybody in my generation that it is time for us to take over this country, because these older people are not understanding what is going on. j, in washington, on the line for republicans. what do you think about what happened yesterday? caller: the 5000 went from a trillion dollars to 27 join dollars of false money. now it is taking a drop because manipulation, the stock market that we look out, only covers that arer assets manipulated and only sold on the retail level. a friend of mine worked the lockey corporation, and i looked at their stock. it was taking a job and all he said was contract negotiations. we

what i keep saying is that before you get to 4, and i'm quoting monty python, thou must proceedeth towatch the inflation numbers and do another one in june probably or maybe september and then move on so i don't -- i know everybody wants the -- i don't think jay powell has in his mind yet is it 3 or 4 i think he has a base case of 3 with a swing factor of 2 or 4. >> while we have you here since you're a washington watcher, trump out with the infrastructure and budget plan this week. dead on arrival? not dead on arrival? >> dead before arrival. >> dead before a sfliefl. >> by the way, if any element of those were to get implemented you would also be adding to -- there's pretty interesting issues that could come. >> basically congress has already decided what they're going to spend in fiscal '18 and fiscal '19 the president comes up with a budget that the congress has already moved beyond that. the infrastructure thing is butkus there's $20 billion a year at best and they have this grandiose scheme that somehow it's going to be leveraged to 1.5 trillion over ten years. i don't think any