i've got nothing against against piÑata's, keep one above my bed.ving a kid a swing at a p and yada that looks like the president of the united states and telling him to rip it up and devour it, what are you teaching these kids? you're teaching them to hate. no wonder betsy -- can't go anywhere without armed marshals by her side. imagine if you do that to to a different president or hillary, that would be violence against women. protesters, i'd like to say you are better than that. but we know you aren't. number one, piÑata says a a concept is kind of weird tickets it's the image your beating image of a cute animal person and you get candy. it's like you are rewarding them with treats for being violent. it seems seems kind of wrong. >> i agree. something needs to be done. [inaudible] look, there's easier ways to get candy. no one else thought if there was no candy? there is no candy in the piÑata's it didn't work when they beat up sonny and the principal brought him in. making children push your political views is done. the kids do not get it. they

telling children, tear him apartment i got nothing against pinatas, but giving a kid a swing at pinataoks like president of the u.s., what are you teaching these kids? you are teaching them to hate. no wonder betsy devos or whatever here name is can't go anywhere without armed marshals, imagine if you did that to a different president or hillary. that would be violent against women or pantsuits, protesters, i would like to say, i would like to say you are better than that. but we know you are not. all right. okay. angelo, david. number one, pinata as a concept is weird. the image you are beating the image of a cute animal or person, and you get candy. like you are rewarding them, with treats. for being violent. that seems kind of wrong. >> i agree. greg: good. all right. >> something needs to be done. greg: yes. -- is that it? something needs to be done? >> i don't know. wait a minute. greg: i'm going to wait you out. >> okay, look. there are easier ways to get candy. >> no one else saw there was no candy? the pinata? it done work in napolean dynamite and they beat up sun iy. it did yo

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it's a pinata. >> bill: bill gates, everybody knows him. in the universe, may be. >> amazing. >> bill: he is worried, along with gutfeld, about robots. roll the tape. >> right now, the human worker does $50,000 worth of work. in a factory, that income -- if the robot does the same thing, you'd think that we would tax the robot at a similar level level. >> bill: taxing the robots, coming into the workplace, mcguirk. you do a talk radio show. you got two weeks. it is going to be robbie the robot is going to be. [laughs] >> before a weigh-in on taxation on automation, and it's been a while since i graduated from the wharton school of business. the stint in the navy seals, the radio, the drug use, all the stuff. i still recall some of it. i think that taxing robots heavily could be an inducement to these companies to keep labor and human hands, which i am a might not be a bad thing. >> bill: it's not going to stop because gutfeld knows that because he is secretly behind the movement. >> the robots will start writing off expenses, oil, wd-40, th

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we're used to seeing republican presidents being treated like piÑatas by the press.ful press conferences with presidents. but he reversed it. instead of being the piÑata, he was doing whack-a-mole with them, and they couldn't accept it. they want to be loved, they want to be respected, but most of all, a lot of them want to be feared. they want when they speak for presidents to quiver and to say. okay. well, i'll shape up on that. he's not afraid of them, and they know that. you know, like sharks in the water, they can if smell the fear. there's no fear to be smelled with donald trump. brian: but he doesn't have much of a cabinet yet compared to other presidents. he doesn't have a national security adviser. only one temporarily. and we're seeing that there's some things that are a little bit behind the eight ball. there's a lot of things he's doing he's just discovering now. would you recommend him get somebody in like a steve has hadly that knows the back >> no. i wouldn't recommend that. i know a lot of the team. i have a lot of the respect for the team. i think re

. >> big sticking football piÑata. guys. >> i'm the one who put it there. >> so i'm on the 50. you're on the ten. >> yeah. >> i've lost. >> no, no, no. >> you know like a joe montana who is good at the hail mary aaron rodgers. >> over whatever. aaron rodgers is at home right now. [ laughter ] >> dug flute did one. who's the guy that played for pittsburgh. cordell stewart. ? good knowledge by you mike. >> that's good football knowledge, yo. [ laughter ] >> so sue serio, you tasted my dip and her quesadilla. this is the hail mary. this is my hail mary. >> whoever -- >> ut-oh. >> whoever you say scores a touchdown and gets the trophy. >> shall i go over and demonstrate? >> yeah. >> i really like the spinach d dip. >> sue i've work with you for 20 years. >> it's good for you. >> i think you met my dead mother. [ laughter ] >> i have to say that the quesadilla was so good. >> no. >> no. >> hail mary. >> hail mary. >> yes. that's a heal mary she goes all the way to the end zone. >> not both of us. >> alex wins? >> alex wins!

previously the president was the pinata and the reporters would pepper him and hit him. but he treated the press like a confetti filled donkey filled with cheap candy. at the same time, he was in his element. i think we found out who should be his press secretary. he showed. he is the only person who can explain himself. he is so mysterious and abstract that you can't really create an ideal copy. no one can do him, even alec baldwin can't do him. the person who should be going out there every day and explaining donald trump is donald trump. >> eric: early this morning, he was so sick of some of things he was saying, he said i'm going to do a press conference and answer a lot of questions. steve bannon last week said he feels the press has become the opposition party. has the press diminished the legitimacy of the democratic party? no one is talking about the democrats pushing back on donald trump. it's the media pushing back. >> juan: i don't think that diminishes the democrats. i think at the moment, donald trump is content to diminish the media. he went after cnn quite

a lot of your colleagues, congressman, have had it with this and being fed up or becoming a piÑata.e cancelled their events. one congressman is only taking telephone questions. i'm not sure if details on that. don't hold me to that. that they're getting twice shy by these developments. what do you think of that? >> well, you know, let me first say -- i spoke to a lot of members of congress. they're legitimate safety concerns. have to make sure everything is equipped and everything is okay for that. we should listen to folks. we should talk to them and let them vent. i'll tell you, i had three town halls. each one was calmer and calmer. the first people who had to get it out and go crazy. last night, you had none of that. zero of that. it's waning. that could change on what happens in the environment. we should talk to folks, let them see us. listen to them. part of the job i signed up for -- we represent a lot of people and diverse opinions. >> neil: thanks, congressman. >> my pleasure. >> neil: there's a way to do this so everybody can feel their needs are addressed. he might have

one day you're on the red carpet, next day 15 preschoolers are beating you with pinata sticks. now the stars are heading to the governors ball, the post-oscars party across the street. our man guillermo is there standing by live via our big cisco screen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll get go to him now, guillermo, what's it like, are there any big stars around? >> yes, there's a lot of the big stars around here. beautiful women too. >> jimmy: why don't you have any of them? >> oh. they at the bar right now. >> jimmy: they're at the bar, all right. see who you can rustle up for us and we'll check back later. how many drinks have you had? >> about 40 shots of tequila. >> jimmy: okay, great. perfect. so he's ready to go. that's actually less than he typically has on a sunday night. thank you, guillermo. we'll check back in with you later at the governors ball. one of the most critically acclaimed movies of the year this year that was not nominated for best picture was "creed." the story of rocky balboa training the son of one of his great idols. stallone was nominated for

steve: you were the piÑata. >> i had the greatest time.to change everything in the white house to trump house. i thought he did a good job. he was very respectful and it was fun and i enjoyed it. i left and the press said did you have a good time? i said it was fantastic. the next day i read donald trump felt terrible about the evening. i loved the evening. i had a great time. brian: you said before i can take hits when it's justified. >> correct, 100 percent. brian: can you give me an example of a time when someone was critical of you and you thought i deserved that hit? i deserved that column. >> no, probably i could never do that. i'm not going to give flint firefighters union any ideas. brian: do you ever think to yourself i kind of screwed that up. i kind of deserved that hit? >> sure. honestly, if i do that, if that does happen, and if i take a hit, i won't give you any additional ammunition. but, over the years, you make a mistake, i fully understand when they hematocrit you. but, when they make stories up, when they create sources

in mexico, protesters burning pinatas, fired up against president trump, his hard-line immigration stanceand his plans to build that wall. >> all right. the protests continue. that was hallie jackson reporting. >>> you have more time to enjoy the slopes, the extended ski season that's good news for pretty much everybody. >> talking about the snow in the sierra, how much rain we'll get in the bay area and how long the rain holds off coming up in about three minutes. ski resorts at california's mam >>> how is this for a change? some good weather news. the ski resorts at mammoth mountain have enough snow to keep slopes open until the fourth of july. the last time that happened was in 2011. mammoth mountain, not too far from yosemite. the region has recorded 35 feet of snow so far, and we are told that there is more on the way. i have a good source on that. >> we have a good source for sure. we have a friend who works on the digital side at nbcbayarea.com. she was planning to go skiing but couldn't because of the mudslide on highway 50. >> it's hard to get around. that's the problem a lot of

we have seen at least one trump pinata burned to the ground today.s also a lot of families here today who are angry and disappointed and scared of the deportations they're seeing in the u.s. a lot of families suffered separations like this family right here. you were deported. why you are here today? >> because my mom got deported. >> so why are you marching? >> trump. >> i want to walk you through march a little here. what is your name? >> my flame is marco. >> why are you here? >> i'm here becausest devisive politics of trum thap have already taken place. defor stations starting. although we don't have a government that cares for us that shows enough support for the mexican people, mexican people are coming together to fight against politics. >> thank you so much. so this is a march. it's to have mexicans unite against donald trump. donald trump has been able to unite mexicans who have been very divided in the past years like no other politician has before. i want to keep walking through this rally. this rally is like this one, they're happening in

it was just the burning of the trump pinatas in the end, the more, i guess, the thing that caught ourye at the end of the rally. this actually happened across mexico. 18 cities total rallied against president trump today. it was a show of national unity, if you will, against president trump. and this is the first time that we've seen mexicans take to the streets since president trump took office and since policies like his executive order on the wall and immigration have taken place. so, for many mexicans today, it was a day to vent against president trump and also to vent against their own president, and his handling of the crisis with president trump. as you know, frances, the mexican government has reiterated they will not be paying for the wall. many mexicans here think that his concilliatory tone is something that they came here to protest today. >> we've seen children and families out there. mariana atencio, thank you very much. >>> to the loss of a legend whose smooth vocals soothed millions. ♪ we're in this love together we got the kind that lasts forever ♪ >> that's jazz sing

. >> well, today was trump's party, and every time he hit the pinata candy came out. and we live in a country that's split 50-50. and whenever you do that with a country the size of ours you're going to have a lot of disparate groups. you're going to have a lot of groups that have nothing in common. he has evangelicals that voted for him. he has libertarian-leaning republicans that voted for him. he has toldly secular republicans, conservative democrats, whatever. the one thing that they all have in common is they hate the media. so when he goes out there and does what he did today -- this was not a press conference. this was a public flogging -- >> or performance. >> and the people that watched that press conference that voted for him were cheering at their tvs. they loved it. it was therapeutic. it was cathartic. they couldn't get enough. >> are you saying it was chum in the water for the faithful? >> it was ridiculous. and by the way, some of the groups that john just talked about are some of the most hypocritical people on earth. how dare they claim to be an evang

es como una piñata y cae toda estas cosas.portante que amÉrica y el presidente trump miren a las vÍctimas de sus Órdenes ejecutivas. estos son niÑos, son americanos, son personas que no tienen una mamÁ, que nada más quieren tener una vida como todos los americanos en el paÍs, y porque el presidente trump y su administraciÓn estÁn deportando a estos papÁs y mamÁs, estas personas que no son criminales, es algo mal que estamos haciendo como paÍs. es importante que el mundo, los congresistas y la administraciÓn de trump miren las consecuencias de que estos hijos hoy no estÁn con su madre, y es el cumpleaÑos de su madre. satcha: es un dÍa sumamente difÍcil para ustedes. sÉ que Ángel ha preferido que sea jacqueline quien hable en nombre de la familia. ¿cÓmo estÁn el dÍa de hoy, sabiendo que van a estar presentes durante este discurso, y que coincide la fecha con el cumpleaÑos de su madre? jacqueline: estamos... pues hoy es un dÍa bien interesante. estoy un poco nerviosa, porque estar frente a frente a la razÓn por quÉ mi mamÁ está e

he made mexico a political piÑata during the election.he made the migrants and called -- he made migrants heroes and called them things. if you want to draw a comparison, i would compare him to ambassador wilson in 2011. in 1911, he was an ambassador who fought against the mexican revolution and fought for the assassination. we would compare him with president polk who sent u.s. troops invade mexico in 1846. i've never seen this consensus in mexico. mexicans are rallying around the flag. there are two politicians who .ave been defeated these politicians have increased seven or eight points. it is hard to trust the pollster, but i will say that president peÑa nieto has received a push. why? trump is the public enemy. not only that, but i would say peÑa nieto has once again found a sense of purpose. he has given the u.s.-mexico relationship a sense of urgency. he made a very important change in his cabinet and i would say he is focused. once he is focused and has purpose, he is doing fairly well. this is the end. we are in the fifth year of

. >> there's a piÑata football. >> um-hmm. >> they'll sit around over here. as our guests come by.ke super bowl parties at home. >> this is fabulous. a lot of real estate here. >> i like this big studio. >> don't you like this big studio, alex. >> i do. we have a lot of space. we can really relax here. >> i'll take it. >> how about our studio monday through friday where we're all cramped up. >> i like the fact we have the windows so you can see behind you. >> i do like that. >> people come up and wave and bring signs. >> yeah. >> i appreciate that. you ready to do this. >> i'm ready to do this. >> we have none of our guests have shown up yet. >> i hope they will show up. >> it will be just us. >> we can make it happen here but it would be nice to have some guests. >> here's the thing. do you like to watch the super bowl alone with just a couple of people so that you can actually hear the commercials? >> a couple of people you're not alone, are you? >> i mean instead of going out to like a sports bar? >> yeah. i prefer when it's like someone's home and everyone is bringing a dish an

you guys swing like helen keller at a piñata party. gonna do somethin' about it.ut the majors, coach. ahmad: you were in the majors? yeah, for a little while. hey, lupus, don't lean against that door, bud, all right? yes, i was recently perusing baseballstats.org, and it said mr. buttermaker played pitcher for the seattle mariners for 2/3 of an inning in 1984. two-thirds? that's it? well, it was the end of the season. you know, september call-ups. yes, his lifetime era was 36. that's lame. yeah, well, i closed the inning out, okay? there's only a few thousand guys ever set foot on a major league mound. i'm one of 'em. what have you done with your life, smartass? why didn't you stay? well, i was gonna come back, but i...had a little incident. i punched an ump. really just a bitch-slap, but i dunno. how the hell was i supposed to know he was a bleeder? fourteen stitches. like that means something. they used to stitch everything up. it was like the dark ages. i got stitches on my foot. oh, yeah? well, i'm in a damn wheelchair. ♪ put me in, coach ♪ i'm ready to play a

regulations are an easy thing to bat around like a pinata politically.eality we're not talking about regulations outdated and perhaps a little rusty at this point that need tweaking and modifications. neil: do we every do that though? do we have regulations applied to industries, vibrant years ago and do they get rid of those? >> sure they happen all the time. in fact 2011, president obama issued an eo required agencies to look at -- neil: did they do that? did they actually removed some? >> they sure did and modified others and madthem me applicable to today's standards. when you do that stacks up anotheregulation and becomes part of data how many regulations there were in given year. even with that, neil, 500 fewers regulations in federal register annually under barack obama than george bush. we're not talking about these kind of things. we're talking about big industry fights -- neil: 500 fewer at increased rate or 500 fewer net? >> 500 fewer every year in the federal register. neil: mark, what do you mick of that. this guy is pouncing too soon or may

parece una piÑata, una carroza, >> este cabello tan largo para una mujer tan baja...idiculizaron. como escusa para no aceptar la invitaciÓn la oficina alegó que tenÍa un viaje de trabajo a europa pero un molesto ciudadano lo encontrÓ en un hospital. mÁs adelante una estudiante captÓ como otro elector interrumpiÓ la participaciÓn del senador en una clase sobre ciencias polÍticas. el maestro que impartirÍa la materia con rubio lo defendiÓ. en los Últimos dÍas varios congresistas han sido blanco de fuertes cuestionamientos por ataques verbales. los inconformes organizan estos foros con el objetivo de presionar a congresistas y senadores para que rechacen las polÍticas del nuevo gobierno de trump. conductora: algunos congresistas han expresado temor de existir a estos encuentros porque dicen que podrÍan ser víctimas de atentado. " a los polÍticos que han abandonado sus obligaciones cÍvicas les digo esto: tengan algo de valor y enfrÉntense a sus lectores". sasha: palabras contundentes marÍa eugenia. el calvario que viviÓ el esquiador adriÁn solano tiene encendidas a las re

. >> so i think he's tough, but he knows that china is not a pinata.. >> despite the presence of people like navarro who have written many books saying exactly the opposite? >> my view is he'll take those into account, but in the end he's a practical business guy. >> and so is rex tillerson, his secretary of state. i would say. >> do you talk to investors who say, look, i don't like the way he shames individual companies, i think this nordstrom's thing is totally inappropriate but i'm going to continue to buy stocks. are people sort of holding their nose? >> i think their holding their nose. so it's a very charged topic. and frankly i don't discuss it very much because people are so polarized. but in the meantime policies keep coming out that seem to be pro business. and business guys are announcing job -- you know, making jobs here like amazon or intel just announced jobs here. and abe, you know, saying we'll put jobs here. so people are willing to go on because there's also other factors at work, like earnings going up and the world economy improving

china is not like mexico, where mexico can be looked at like a piÑata, but china cannot.uckles-forth hit, but i don't think we will have a trade war. it is a risk for sure, and the whole trump thing has a lot of uncertainty we have not faced before, but my guess is that the u.s. and china need each other enough that there will not be a major trade war, but i expect bumps along the road. are we going to hear a neo-mercantilist, zero-sum president tonight? ed: i don't know what we will here tonight. tom: is he a neo-mercantilist president? ed: i don't know what he is, but one of my friends in the trump group says trump wants to win every minute, and he's looking at the economy and the stock market. you heard him talk about the stock market as a feedback loop, so when the stock market was starting to sag, he came out with the phenomenal tax package, so he has a sense of when he needs to offer something encouraging, but at some point, he has to offer something with substance to it. tom: the substance we will talk in a moment. ed hyman with us. pimco onpeak with possible polic

es como una piñata y cae toda estas cosas. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> alaia tÚ crees que yo pueda cantar y bailaron a mÁs de uno asÍ. cuando no le salga asÍ y cuando al hombre no le sale un agudo pues. (risas) ay! perdÓn >>> no sÉ verte asÍ vestido de mesero >>> en conferencia de prensa se le cuestionÓ al respecto. >>> hay que ver el sentido del humor, hay que reirse de uno mismo, de ir de la a a la z eso lo que importa. las calles de mazatlÁn se llenaron de colores con los carros alegÓricos. otra festividad clÁsica del carnaval fue la quema del hall mal humor este aÑo la figura en incendiada la de donald trump con todo y su muro. la verdad que esa voz a mi susana zabaleta se le perdona todo. pero alguien que tambiÉn es sÚper esperado en este carnaval julian Álvarez, toda la noche quiere aplaudir al rey de la taquilla y maÑana tendremos los detalles de una entrevista exclusiva que tenemos con Él. >>> (aplausos) >>> karina muchas gracias >>> ya quiero estar ahÍ hombre. ya quiero ver de quÉ se trata. >>> te mandamos muchos besos y ve a dormir porque estÁ en la pachanga, y yo estarÍa >>> quiÉn no co

in mexico, protesters burning pinatas, fired up against president trump.d that wall. expect much of this to be fodder for the president's news conference later today, after his meeting over at the white house with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. matt? >> all right, hallie. thank you very much. >>> now, to the dangerous situation developing in oroville, california, after storms caused damage to the local dam. officials ordering thousands to evacuate overnight. nbc national correspondent, miguel almaguer is there. >> reporter: crews are trying to assess a fluid situation. as you mentioned, the big concern is that emergency spillwell that folks are worried about here. if it breaches, it could cause a 30-foot wall of water to cascade to communities downstream. that's why 188,000 people were ordered to evacuate last night. a frenzy as folks look for safer ground. officials say as the sun rises here in the west, they're going to try to inspect this levee to see if there's any way they can shore this up. it will be a long day. they will have helicopters i

in mexico, protesters burning pinatas, fired up against president trump. wall. expect much of this to be fodder for the president's news conference later today, after his meeting over at the white house with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. matt? >> all right, hallie. thank you very much. >>> for the second time in a couple of days, a powerful storm is now pounding the northeast. new england getting hit with heavy snow and high winds. flights are being canceled by the hundreds. nbc's indra petersen is in boston. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, matt. i need you to geek out with me for a second. i want to use the word bomb-o-genesis. we're dropping 24 millibars in 24 hours. that is the story today. we're not looking a at a lot more snowfall, the story is going to be the winds. and they're strengthening. you can see the flag here right behind me. currently, the winds about 30 miles per hour. they are expected to double. here's the problem. yesterday evening, we kept switching between rain and snow. all of the snow we have out here in bo