here with me, margaret hoover, kevon, shroff patrick mcenroe, and just a.o coffee cake for you. >> i actually fundamentally reject this advice. i think it's a terrible idea. everything your mother told, you breakfast is the most important deal of the day. it is actually substantiated by the data. i mean if you have breakfast you will have lower blood pressure. you will have low blood pressure. your cholesterol will be lower, last chance of heart disease, less chance of weight gain. all of the things that go downstream from just having breakfast in the morning. so you know what? inflation is hitting a lot of people. but there is a lot of ways you can redirect your resources in order to make sure you are doing a long term thing that's good for yourself. >> are you pro or anti breakfast? >> i have to admit, i'm a black coffee until 2 pm guy. >> no, no! so you are skipping lunch also! >> my take on this article, was what, what are they in this suggest, skip lunch and dinner, you will save a lot of money. it is a really sort of glib sort of response to real prob

back with me is john berman, patrick mcenroe, and kierna mayo.at she was robbed of best album of the year. it's not the first, time is the fourth time she's been robbed of best album of the year. and here's interesting thing, some of the academy voters who make this discussion explained in a variety magazine why they didn't vote for. and by the way, it had nothing to do with the music or the album. let me read to you what they said. here is one who said with the beyoncÉ, the fact that every time she does something new it's a big event and everyone supposed to quake in their shoes, it's a little too portentous -- he might've meant pretentious. i'm not sure. another one set, a okay, adel, beyoncÉ, they always win. it's the same people over and over so i went for another -- one in other words, she's too good to win. >> she's penalized for being the goal. but before we get to the bad part, we have to just celebrate the win. come on? fiancÉe, 30 -- first of all, what it takes for 81. the body of work you have to have to get 32 grammys. let's just talk

for the male elsie turned -- former professional tennis player patrick mcenroe and others. shall i play more what he said? shall i play more? all right here we go. here's another clip from his wrath. >> the best advice i would give to white people is to get the away from black people. just get the f away. wherever you have to go, just get away, there is no fixing this. this can't be fixed. this can't be fixed. you just have to escape. >> well, jessica i barely know where to begin. there is a lot to say there. i just can't believe he would go on a public platform and say something like this, especially when you have so much to lose. you know you've had this popular comic for 30 years. he must know saying what you were saying is incredibly racist, there's no other way to spin it. i just can't believe you have this career that you care about and you go about and say this. it must be what you really feel. we will get to the fall or in a moment, but before we get to the fallout, i want to talk about what he was responding to. which are these cockamamie poll questions, i don't kn

subject of a great article in "the atlantic" this week about subjective age back with frank luntz, patrick mcenroe>> you're sticking there? >> i'm still not excited about necessarily going out on the weekends and being social past a certain time like i'm very happy to stay at home and watch netflix. >> maybe you are 35 in that case. >> no, but i also feel like i could if i wanted to and, you know, i'll stay out until maybe 11:00 or midnight but after that i've done this before. i've gotten that out of my system. >> emma, how old are you really. >> i'm 28. >> how old are you in your head. >> i'm forever 21 embracing free spirit. i have people talk about manifesting so i'm manifesting being just early 20s forever. >> i like even if you're in your 0s you're still younger. it's a phenomenon for everybody. i'm 37. not only am i forever 37, i've lied about my age so much that i forget how old i am like i've tricked myself into not knowing. i used to lie when i was younger, now i always lie i'm younger. i don't know how old i am. >> alex murdaugh, right? >> i'm a lot like alex murdaugh, thank you. >> i'l

. >> back with me, joey jackson, patrick mcenroe, emma goldberg and mondare jones.he jury will have to suspend a lot of disbelief to believe that entire scenario. >> they very well may. this gives perspective to what they were doing as in the prosecution, talked about all those financial crimes, about how he ripped off every client, whether you're a paraplegic, a teenager, couldn't care less and lie at you and look at you in the eye when he did it and certainly the prosecution in their closing will say just as he looked at you and said he didn't do this, you can be as assured of his guilt. i think clearly they established he's a liar. the question is whether they established he's a murderer. you have to isolate the timeline. there's a lot of things he has to explain i think he did not to the level of satisfaction a jury might say you know what? perhaps you're not guilty. >> the timeline is pretty crazy. he was caught on cell phone audio at the kennels at 8:45 p.m. police believe his wife and son were shot at 8:49 and 9:02. where was he? >> he went back to the car, b

back with me alisyn camerota -- and joining us now is patrick mcenroe.it is rare for high paid professional athletes to walk away while they can still play. >> i wish i had a problem when i was making because i was not making enough. but for most athletes, the decision is made for you. you can't make enough money, which i couldn't. or had an injury. a lot of players who are in team sports like baseball, basketball, football, they can't get a new contract. they get cut. so they're out. i think the more interesting players -- the big names. you go back in history. you go to bobby jones, won the grand slam in golf in 1930 and he retired right after that. then you go to some great team sport athletes. jim brown, 1966. he was mvp and 65. then, sandy koufax, one point 73 e.r. a in 66. then, he retired. >> and they just walk away because -- >> well, jim brown went on to be a great influencer in the social world and the political world. but now, the modern athlete is dealing with this idea that they can make so much money in a short period of time that they can