mrs. kravitz from "bewitched"? >> mrs. kravitz could never find out.d talking about things that we pointed out. >> one of the things sherrod says on red eye in his comedian comedic acts comic shows, excuse me, it's friday. he'll say, it's not funny if you don't know things. jerry seinfeld he went to a college campus, telling jokes, it would probably be like crickets because they don't know anything about anything yet. so i think he's right mott tonot to go there. >> you get the same thing from chris rock george carlin. >> carlin's dead. >> i know, but he said before he died. i know you actually communicate with with those. but what he said was you can't talk to these young people anymore, because they are looking for an offense rather than trying to listen and laugh. it's impossible. you can't do it. >>> let's move on to this one. tony morris and sandra day o'connor. ms. biggie just received an award which honors extraordinary women who are first in their fields. in her acceptance speech alongside gloria steinam, the pig announced herself a feminist. >

mrs. kravitz where everyone's looking over their backyard fence and seeing if you're watering your lawn neighborsnd of nasty. i had a friend who was drought-shamed for eating almonds at work because they require so much work. stuart: you've got to be kidding me on this one. >> yes. and he should have been shamed because they were the unsalted ones which is not acceptable under any circumstances. stuart: what's the attitude towards governor brown? he's imposed this rationing. he doesn't say that he's going to build a new reservoir, he just imposes the rationing. is he less popular now because of this? >> well, governor brown announced over weekend that as part of his sacrifice to to the drought he's going to stop sharing as much as he used to. stuart: no wait a minute, are you serious? >> yeah. now, we all kind of suspected that he was a dirty little flower child but now we have it confirmed by the governor himself. stuart: is this kind of thing common in california? is this kind of talk across the backyard fence, is that what people are concerned with, water rationing? >> yes. no, it's horrible.

mr. franken: thank you. and thank you leader reid. i rise today to thank rabbi harold kravitzfor offering the opening prayer today in the senate and to praise him for all of his excellent work. rabbi kravitz is rabbi at adath jeshurun congregation in my state of minnesota an important leader in our state. in addition to serving his congregation rabbi kravitz is also leader in the fight against hunger. he is outgoing chair of the board of mazonne the jewish response to hunger, where he has been working to end hunger for all people regardless of their faith background. and one of the things that is most notable about rabbi kravitz is his commitment to bringing together people of all faiths to end hunger especially i want to recognize rabbi kravitz's work in minnesota to make school lunches free and available for all children. no child should ever go hungry. and we know that all -- we know that kids won't do well in school when they're hungry. and also it's just wrong. that's why i've taken the issue up at the federal level as well to try to make this commonsense policy that the