we ignited a hate club that's going to come after you. >> nerd on nerd crime is fine. >> i may have donetting good because they subbing at the real ones. >> i will say since kat's boyfriends may not come from isis -- [laughter] >> paid for by kat. >> i created a game but it's the same concept with the racket or the stick. i'm going to shut up now because frankly i'm boring myself. don't forget the gutfeld monologue live in florida, tickets still available for sunday march third in west palm beach, final thoughts are next. [cheers and applause] means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ greg: dr. drew, fine thoughts? >> go to my website and check out my podcast and new book. greg: rob? >> check out yourgratefulnation.org. when you see a veteran at the airport, pick up his meal and buy him a beer. greg: if you see me, i am not a veteran, but i do fight for this country. some say i am kind after bigger hero than you. he's going to kill me, it doesn't matter. thanks to dr.

i very much identify with everything you've ever said about being a nerd and retreating into books. >> yeah. >> and so i wonder is epic fantasy a way of escape. >> reading x-man was a lot like being x-man. i thought certainly for me the idea of by opening up a book i can live another life was what drew me to it. so you're being drawn to these huge worlds, but in a sense of belonging to, oh, i can belong in here. there are other people like me here. there are other people like me reading this. i mean we didn't have the internet, so we didn't have chat rooms so we didn't have forums. you just have to assume there must be somebody else out there who is reading x-man, who is reading water ship down, and who's having the same moment i am having. and then when i get older and i read and they talk about what comics and fantasy did for them, i realize, oh, i wasn't alone after all. >> how much of the marginality was about that nerd identity and how much of it was about being gay? >> i don't know if those are separate. i think -- you know, back then i thought of it as i went through all stages

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i think it's because nerds will go for the nerd thing over nationalism. like if you have the greatest opportunities to develop the most significant technology for a real aim and be part of a team that gets to change the nature of science, i think you may pick that above a particular sort of nationalistic mindset. ultimately the goal is to make sure ai technology benefits all of humanity. we think that having some aspect of all of humanity working on that is essential to it. i also think it provides a motivating message that if you have enough of a progressive policy with regard to science, you can attract people from all over and i don't believe we suffer from it in terms of a technology transfer point of view. i do want to make a point about what tom said and greatly oversimplify it. what i think you are talking about is the problem of bullies versus nerds. in high school, you have some bullies and they beat up the nerds and the nerds went home and read books. then all of the nerds did pretty well layer in life and the bullies had a pretty terrible time.

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she's running the nerd lane.o the more she can talk about understanding people's day to day struggles and having that economist background is stronger for her. >> the nerd lane, i like that. she does have to answer these questions about claiming native american heritage, like it or not. she's continued to address this issue on multiple occasions, let's listen. >> i am sorry i extended confusion about tribal sovereignship and tribe al community. i am sorry i was not more mindful of this decades ago. >> emily, the latest polling numbers show she is facing a 32% favorable rating. it's not great obviously, can you see her unfavorables are a little higher. do you think she can get past this controversy or will it continue to haunt her campaign. >> i think it will go on as long as we keep talking about it. she's going to run a campaign that's going to talk about -- it is going to be in the nerd lane. she gets very specific in the details, she rose to power under the cfpb. she knows this stuff. the more she can talk abo

but i wouldn't call myself a film nerd i did appreciate it though there was scenes in the film that somehow i had never seen something like that before i got something out of it critics have called her work more as a like a painting than a film you can take it for what it is. you disagree there and congratulations on staying awake while says that's a look forward to today. well there is an italian film puranas by up and coming director cloud jova naisi takes us into that could be any more different from the german film takes us into the hearts of chaotic naples italy we see the story of young boys thirteen fourteen fifteen who get involved in organized crime yeah and most of them are not even actors or rather they weren't actors until they got cast in this film these are locals they look the part they feel the part and the main character fifteen year old nicola is very smart he's very ambitious he's the kind of kid who under different circumstances probably would turn out to be a rocket scientist or a brain surgeon but no his main ambition is to take over the mafia to protect his tu

they beat up the nerds and others went home and all of the nerds did pretty well later in life and all the bullies headed terrible summer. most of what the us is doing now is mostly bullying and not being dirty enough. except there needs to be some robust behavior but in the absence of the us going home and hitting the books in the evening it has no chance here. >> that was the purpose of the list at the end. it's a fair point. on this issue, joe, of personnel, people, back and forth. we have this tremendous amount of back and forth in terms of shared knowledge from the united states and china and technology. but there are legitimate counterintelligence issues. and this prevents real challenges for research universities. we have to get this right because cutting ourselves off completely is a mistake. but there are legitimate counterintelligence issues and really serious challenge. one statistic i saw last week was that last year the number of foreign students studying in the united disgraced decreased by 6.5 which is the biggest discrete decreases 911. >> and by contrast, we are failin

tyrus: nerd and nerd crimes. >> i think it's good the forensic are using weapons that aren't real onestyrus: paid for by kat. greg: i invented a sport called gregg ball. that's where i have a ball and you pay me $100 and i give it to you. it's also stick ball and racket ball. but the across the is the stick. gutfeld live continues next week in florida. go to this is the all-new chevy silverado. it's beautiful. beefy and mean looking. it's the strongest, most advanced silverado ever. the cab is bigger than the last generation. it's the first truck i've seen make you look small. but that's not all... whoo! oh my... whoa! the silverado has more cargo volume than any competitor. very impressive. now, during the chevy presidents day sales event, get 0% financing for 72 months on this all-new silverado. drive yours away this presidents day. well now there's score!, time...from force factor,enin'. to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. (da

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how do nerds even get mono? did you all practice by kissing the same pillow? shouldn't you be at work by now? i got fired. my plan was to hide it from my parents until i got a new job, but with smarty-pants alex home, i had to be more careful, or she was going to figure it out. her being super-sick is coming at a really bad time for me. you got in late last night, huh? yeah. it was payday, and a game of craps broke out in the kitchen. see this watch? enrique's grandfather's. you're giving it back, and remember, the second that job interferes with yore done. did you finish your history report? just got to dot the i's and cross the t's...

. >> this generation of comedy nerds who don't even know that they're comedy nerds. >> it's no more.t like with the beatles, you can say oh, they came after the beatles. you look at saturday night live. >> beginning on 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. members of his company. what should we look for on your program? >> anxiety. >> lauren michaels was given free reign. >> i'm the producer of saturday night. >> he winds up hiring a bunch of improv comics. >> rehearsal warm up. face left. >> george carlin was the first host and wanted to be a permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules that you must not break until you do and then you realize why don't you have a different host every week, but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on. who is this? >> we give you the sauce. >> thank you. you're beautiful. thank you. >> you were drawn to the tv s

. >> moving on to the instagram channel of kerp nerd.s an elephant trunk snake, they say they caught filbert. filbert just let out a big -- >> that's how they're able to eat. they separate their jaws. >> some people say filbert wasn't yawning, the snake was just realigning its jaw before or after a meal. if you have never seen an elephant trunk snake yawn, now you have. >> or realign its jaw. >> if you have never seen a tv host get clawed by another, rewind this episode. sunset ♪ ♪ >>> this dog's got a door problem. >> missing something. >> next "right this minute." >>>and still to come, jack moran is gifting us the game of best guest. >> anything is possible. >> but see why this time we have a surprise birthday twist in store for him. >>> plus the wednesday's buzzword you will need if you want a shot to win an ipad mini next. b hlittle many than not be here because of migraine. i have three words for migraine... "i am here." aimovig, a preventive treatment for migraine in adults, reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, th

. >>> nerd wallet says nearly half the people who bought a home in the recent years offered more than the asking price. the report recommends buyer shop lenders before applying for r a mortgage as a way to potentially save some money. those are your cnbc headlines. back over to you. you got to be bay area, you fast. >> thank you, frank, hope you feel better. >>> coming up next, it is a warm day for a warm cup of tea and staying in. >> we are going to see some of those showers continuing off and on throughout the day across the bay area. here is a live look outside in san jose. a couple of sprinkles. our temperatures holding steady in the low 50s. i will show you where it is raining and where it is hard. what else is ahead, coming up in the case. >> richmond side. you can't see the head lights clearly but it is there. we'll show you what's going on. i will have an update to that spin-out in san francisco. what patients don't realize is what they eat and drink is likely acidic and then what's happening is the weakening of enamel.li the new . it takes minerals d so that we can actively h

it's a procedural nerds dream to go through what could happen next, i'll spare everyone that.ut the question for senate republicans, they have 53. this is a problem. >> and fundamentally, assuming the house goes forward with this and passes it, the senate is going to have to take it up and republicans have to go on the board where they stand with this. the procedural nerd part says what if the senate passes it, the president vetoes it, but does the president want to get into that kind of conflict? i think the real question is, is mitch mcconnell going to try to attempt to convince republicans not to do what he believes is the right thing to do which is check on the president, other efforts to do this. will republican leadership make the argument we're not going to win this anyway, why embarrass the president or put a line in the sand so this and future presidents don't run over them. putting the constitution aside for a second, it's a matter of political preservation, what's the point of being in congress if you don't have power and appropriation has always been the most impor

thing to do is to cut your losses and move on to a stock you can actually see, can see going higher nerd, a stock that you had done the work and believe will go higher and it's not because of hope, but because of reason. the bottom line, it pays to be realistic in this business bill pullbacks are great and inevitable whatever you do don't make stock picking decisions based on hope. you need to invest in the real world, not in a fantasy created by your own hopes and dreams let's go to dick in virginia dick >> caller: hi, jim i love your show i listen and learn and profit from your advice >> thank you. >> caller: and i have a general question about retirees and the stock market i'm now 72 years oil retired and wondered even though i'm well diversified ki not risk a large market correction. am i n-- do you risk evaluing my portfolio by adding bonds or bond equivalents even though we're in a rising interest rate environment or get rich carefully by being well diversified with stocks? >> i think at 73, i think you have many, many years but i think you should raise some cash i would say even i

. >> i'm a bakery nerd, this is one of the best in the city. >> reporter: news so fresh, not everyone knows they're on the list. >> this is breaking news for swan oyster depot. >> dad, uncle vince, uncle tom, cousin, brothers. >> used to say when somebody walks into the store, pretend like they're walking into your home. that's how we treat people here. >> reporter: nominated for outstanding service and won before. always a line outside, we're here late so no line but just found out, if you take food to go at lunch, get to skip the line. >> friendly guys, take care of you. >> reporter: celebrating third nomination. >> i feel pretty good. nice news to get this morning. >> 20th century cafe is known for hon honey cake and strudel. >> perfect amount of sweetness. >> reporter: trifecta of taste that could score her first james beard win. abc7 news. >> wow. >> melanie drew the short straw there. >> tough assignment. >>> just ahead, highly anticipated bay area appearance of one of the best selling rock bands you may have never heard of. >> first thanks zach from cloverdale in sonoma county,

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>> jimmy: a drifting nerd, kfah. he says, "the brt club sandwich."h. [ laughter ] ♪ mm hey hey hey hey and cheese don't youbo forget bacon ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is from @jcb75. sh says, "the awkward silen of the lambs." [ laughter and applause ] you want to put the lotion -- [ laughter ] >> steve: where do you want me to put the lotion? >> jimmy: you want to put the lotion in the basket. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: this one is from @oneskeptical. this is funny. he says, "ironing man." [ laughter ] oh, that's pretty. i'd watch that.ro i amng man. ♪ as he steamed and pressed ♪ >> steve: pleats his slacks. >> jimmy: this last one is fromk iebeeshannon. she says, "guardians of the samsung galaxy." >> steve: oh!er >> jimmy: you go. [ cheers and applause ] there you have it. there's our "tonight show hashtags." o check out more of o favorites, go to thetonightshow.com/hashtags.y, everybtick around. we'll be right back with ken jeong. [ cheers and applaus] ♪ ♪ i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation

go to bank rate, nerd wallet, magnify money. they can show you fdic insured banks that have rates right now. >> no bank is going to come up and raise your interest rates. >> you're looking at a savings account rate of 2 1/4% in five years, that money is almost $5600 >> wow just sitting there doing nothing. >> exactly if you want to tie it up even longer where you're not going to be able to have access to it for those five years, you can get more and we're talking about topping $5800. >> the good news is this is -- you think, how can you get ten times your money there's no such thing as a free lunch. in this case, it is the case >> a couple caveats to look out for. make sure there's no minimum balance. that can have an impact on what -- if you're going to get that rate. the fine print is always interesting. can you do withdrawals from this account. those could get fees attached to it, if the requirements are not to get the best rate so look they fine print. search online for these sites that are going to give you well over 2%, an

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and welcome to basically super bowl for law nerds. we will kick things off by introducing the teams. it's my privilege to introduce team jefferson. the heckling has already started., and out team jefferson. we will start with lisa blatt. lisa heads-up appellate and supreme court practice. somebody recently said that sometimes a superstar is just a superstar. lisa is a superstar among superstars. she has argued my cases at the supreme court then any other woman and even more impressive she has won 94% of her cases which is a remarkable record. welcome. next up we have ian. he heads up supreme court practice and has held such fantastic physicians as acting inspector general for you for the united states under the obama administration. welcome. >>> last but definitely not least charles rockville. he special counsel at brown. he has worked over 200 supreme court cases in his career and is often hailed a somebody that is 12 moves above everybody else. he wrote the book on federal appellate practice. welcome. >> the team madison why don't y

[laughing] >> i am a big nerd. there's a scene in the adventures avengers movie for captain america or some asks bruce and have becomes the whole, how it turns it off and on. at the end when you're fighting the invaders, captain america or julie says, i need you to turn into how you got to become the holcomb. you need to get angry. he turn drove this half smile and he says i'm always angry. i've always angry. what was done in 2018, i am livid about it. i am sad. i believe that there are good things that we could be doing in the the state of george that will not happen because someone did not do his job or manipulated the power in his job to get the job. i can't prove that it would have one but i promise you, i probably -- in lieu thereof, i'm not angry about the thousands of people who showed up for the first time and were told their votes were invalid. i'm angry about those who might decide not to vote everything because this was so grotesque. and that makes me mad. but as i said earlier, i turned my anger into ac

will stay in brazil for this next story and thousands of self-proclaimed geeks and tech nerds are inao paulo f for the annualal campus party. the weeklong tech fair is a way for them to show off their fancy computers, in some cases made her look like characters from movies or video games, for the fake the future of the internet. it is also time for the tech savvy nurse the come-from-behind their screens and social media to meet in person and share. a huge geek faction, section of the pavilion is reserved for camping tents where most participants sleep during the week. let's take a quick look now at today's big story on "france 24 ." france could be heading for -- spain could be heading for snap elections. the pro-catalan parties have voted to not back a minority socialist government's deal. we will talk business now w with ststephen carroll. a formertart with nissan boss who was making changes toto his legal teaeam in japan. stephen: that's right. his chief defensnse attttorney s resigned in a momove that seemsa change in legal strategy for the industry executive. -- he is charged wi

nerd ben hamiller entered my test results. speed, strength, agility-- what has he got me for elusiveness? >> 47. >> stephen: i can be way more elusive than that. you want to... i'll show you how elusive i can be. >> okay. >> stephen: tell me you love me. >> i love you. >> stephen: i don't deserve you. ( laughter ) see, you have no idea whether i love you or not. >> i don't. >> stephen: and, yet, i haven't said anything bad. okay. that's elusive. ( laughter ) okay. let's take a look at me. here we go. okay, that looks like me. let's do-ey. oh, good, i'm wearing glasses. so few football players do. is there any way to take this uniform off? >> so, we are an e-for-everyone game. >> stephen: oh, okay. >> actually, would you like to run a play? >> stephen: sure. there i am as a quarterback, and i already have a penalty. what the hell just happened? what did i do? there i am... >> you're not... you're not happy as a coach, either. >> stephen: wait a second. how old did you make me as the coach. >> oh, come on. you're smoothed out ri

i expect you and i could nerd for britain on that subject!en it leaves the brexit process? are these potentially mps who could be persuaded to support theresa may's brexit deal? that was put to them. on the point of brexit and whether these mps could be persuaded to vote with the conservatives, that question was put under wasn't a clear cut answer. the argument effectively was, let's see precisely what is on the table in a few weeks' time but that is a possibility. the curiosity is there and it is only day one, it's only six or seven hours since this announcement from this bunch of mps. we don't quite know what form its going to take, they are a group of independents who say they are going to sit together on the benches in the house of commons but they are not a political party, they have a very bright idea of what their vision is but some of that vision is defined against what they didn't like onjeremy corbyn as opposed to necessarily the platform upon which they now stand and there are those who have reflected to me privately today that the

nerds more or less all right but to falling asleep is never a good sign guys what else is there to look forward to today. oh well we saw an italian film by the director claudio jova nessie it couldn't be any more different from the german film we saw earlier it takes us into the heart of us uni ron naples and italy of course we follow the story of a group of young boys thirteen to fifteen who get involved in organized crime you know one thing that's notable about this movie is most of them are not actors or they weren't actors i should say before this movie they're locals who were cast and they very much look and feel the part now the movie takes us through the life of a fifteen year old boy who is very ambitious his ambition is to take over the mafia basically to take over the turf of this neighborhood and he's smart he's a kid who in other circumstances would probably be training to become a rocket scientist but you know here is in a poor neighborhood in a poor family and he wants to take over the mafia and protect his mom now another thing that really struck me about nico is he's he'

parliamentary vote reaffirming her efforts to renegotiate a revised breck's a deal with brussels so the nerds have a. habit that many m.p.'s within her own party abstained from voting claiming the wording of her motion implied no deal directs it would be ruled out a possible no deal remains for many back city is the u.k. strongest negotiating position the prime minister was absent from the chamber the opposition labor leader wasn't the government cannot keep on ignoring parliament all plowing on towards the twenty ninth of march without a coherent. she cannot keep on just running down the clock and hoping that something will turn up that will save her day and save her face the government's initial withdrawal agreement was rejected by a record majority of m.p.'s last month the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two forcing the prime minister back to brussels to renegotiate the controversial backstop insurance policy in the deal designed to avoid customs checks between northern ireland and the republic of ireland this latest vote isn't legally binding but it's a huge embarrassment for the

megan greene, you're a nerd, so here's your chance to say.a blockbuster jobs report oath in terms of hourly earnings and in terms of hours worked. for all of the concerns about underlying weakness in the economy, of which there are not that many fines in the hard data, this suggests that is right. the economy is strong. will be interesting to see what the fed does. for all of the worries the fed will not be hiking rates, i think there is an argument the data will justify that. david: it is an interesting question whether mr. powell would've said the same things the same way if he had these numbers before hand. megan: exactly. construction and manufacturing are high wage/high our jobs. the trend has been adding jobs in low-wage sectors, but this is bucking that trend. david: we keep adding these jobs way past the point we thought we have be exhausted. the labor force participation rate is still inching higher. that might suggest more excess capacity. megan: it means we might be able to pull people in from the sidelines and that is the fed plan

billion dollars in sales in the usa this year and if you're really want to sound like a nerd call them you a s unmanned aircraft systems and they take us places man would not want to fly like overture noble just days after that two thousand and fourteen nuclear meltdown there and more recently drone footage captured the hurricane hundreds or just a couple thousand dollars is exponentially more cost effective than the way t.v. news had been renting elica so what are the other sort of notable industries where drones are really being used to economic benefit of the sectors real estate agents love them and not just for the sweeping aerial shots of listed properties some agents are using compact drones indoors to offer online video tours that will entice would be home buyers with a better look than the drive by on open house day drones monitor oil pipelines and transmission cables and farmers use them to monitor crops and drones can be equipped to spray fertilizer and pesticides or water for several years now drones have delivered medication and other vital supplies to remote areas in devel

what are you doing with these nerds, man, you're a real athlete. >> and so are they?at the shit are you talking about? me and you, we played real sports you know. you can see our balls in our pants when we play. >> were you an athlete? >> oh, yeah, yeah. i played professional tins. i was ranked 864 in the world. >> oh, okay. you win-- you win a couple of tournaments? >> no, i didn't win the tournaments but-- >> how much money did you make in your career? >> i made $11,000, about. but there's a whole system and i was, you know, right in there playing as a pro athlete. >> okay, in our era, i think there was no shame around pursuing a career in professional sports because you could get a scholarship to college, which by the way you can get as an e-sport player now. there are a number of colleges building e-sports arenas on their campuses. >> this is all great but let's get down to brass tacks. how much do these e-thletes make. >> probably one of the top makes $800,000. >> what? while players like taco earn 800 k, others earned up to $4 million. and thanks toitation and s

saying if you had a kid who maybe was three years old when i got sonari after five years or eight nerds a camp or tent in this tiny yard and you see over and over had dreams just being taken out of them and getting you know worse and worse psychologically that was very traumatic to see and we saw a loss of self harm we saw a lot of serious attempts quite apart from the physical conditions i had which were not being treated correctly that would show what the australian government is saying now with some self reflection going on there i mean do you contend that patients with breast lumps kidneys just your logical damage diagnostic treatment was being delayed for the absolute here it's laid every single time we would make recommendations that people needed treatment was not available and i knew australian government would say yes we heard you and then just store it these patients were just languish with no no no further treatment program treatments are so people with diabetes for example lose their eyesight so people have kidney stones and up losing kidneys just because of the delays put i

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that is why we have art nerd with the public sector.we cannot succeed private alone or public alone, but together with community support, there is nothing we cannot do. >> thank you so much for joining us. we will be watching to see what you accomplished. >> thank you. emily: still ahead, gopro is zooming into a new opportunity. we will hear from the ceo on why the company is moving most of its u.s.-bound camera production out of china by this summer. that's next. this is bloomberg. emily: apple releases software updates for iphones and other allows to fix a bug that users of facetime to listen in on devices before the call has been answered. meantime, gopro reported a profit wednesday and need wall street sales expectations after the company cut costs, and its action camera sold briskly during the holiday shopping season. most of u.s.-bound camera production was moved out of china for the summer. china is getting more expensive than the threat of tariffs was a catalyst to move production. >> we are showing a lot of growth international

. >> it was about the same, because apparently many people who did file early, nerds like yourself, aren't happy. most people thought the big trump tax cut was going to cut the taxes. the reason it was called trump tax cuts is it cut taxes for trump. the average refund is down by 8% across the board. many of those who voted for trump came up with a tax scam. some people, they're saying some refunds are so tiny, they even fit in donald trump ars's hand. it will all be worth it when the space force takes to the skies. that's right. we may or may not, probably not, have another shutdown on the way. that seems to be the president's call because republicans and democrats last night did the unthinkable and reached a deal to keep the government open. now it's up to sean hannity and anne coulter to decide if the president will sign it. president trump said he doesn't think there will be a shut down. they proposed a budget for the ball. it's less than a quarter what he wanted. now instead of a wall it's going to be a 5,000-foot-long volleyball net. the president was in el paso having a rally featur

i hate to be the good government nerd, but somebody has to do it. so when is an emergency an emergency? there are emergencies that happen, like, at moccasin dam. that is a true emergency. but when you know you have ageing infrastructure, and the department in this case invoked admin code six, which is the emergency works and repairs contract provision, and article 21 with the emergency procurement provisions of our administrative code, and there was every bit of evidence that everybody knew that this was ageing infrastructure, i do not deny that we need to do the repairs, but i would -- i want to get the sfpuc on the straight and narrow, and if i could ask mr. scarpulla, who i warned i was going to ask to bring up to speak to this, because the next item is also an emergency declaration from the same agency. so mr. scarpulla through the president, if you'd be willing to speak to that. and of course, you're going to be on the hot seat for item 19, as well. >> good afternoon, supervisors. john sparpulla with sfpuc. so the water infrastructure is ageing

care. ( laughter ) >> well, it has broadened my pop culture band width, which i'm a news junky, i'm a nerde cheated on somebody. >> stephen: what?! yes. >> stephen: he cheated?! this has been on the news now for so many days, it's actually going to force me to google him. >> stephen: be careful. google can be very dangerous. ( laughter ) a lot of bad things on the internet. >> as long as i'm not using the internet to communicate with guccfier or russian hackers, i think i'm good. >> stephen: >> stephen: she's on "the view" on fridays. ana navarro, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by ben platt. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ♪ (butcher) we both know you're not just looking for pork chops. you're searching for something more... ...red-blooded. right this way. you thirst for adrenaline, you hunger for raw power. well, you've come to the right place. the road is yours, dig in. she looked at me and... athat was it.t we had this instant trust. she helps me... uh... see the beauty in the world. adopt love at our national adoption event. this weekend at your local petsma