. >> ping-pong back in for based on one data point. >> congratulations, we have record high inflation. we just didn't add to it. >> i think it is over. >> the theme this year is about reestablishing fed credibility. >> the fed is not driving this ship. lisa: joining us now on fed rhetoric versus the market, maureen and mike, i want to start with you, maureen about what you expect from what we have seen so far. this feeling that they ahead of the fed. would you fade the rally and credit? >> yeah. certainly credit markets have benefited from this most recent injection of market optimism even leaning into the numbers this week, they have been on a three week long rally in spreads and it appears that will continue toward the end of the summer. there are flags here. data this week suggested we have seen peak inflation but i think the market is ahead of itself assuming we should take a victory lap. we still have extremely high cpi. there are components of core inflation the fed has within its control that are still running hot. this market is a little prematurely calling the end of the tigh

of people have had in the last couple of years, that we connected and even conflated culture with ping pong tables and donuts and free food and perks. and while all of that is great, i love a good free sandwich, that is not culture. so, while we've been at home these last couple of years, we've still done culture. i think culture is a more active word. i say it's a verb. when we all think about culture and we're all working from home, that's where i think the behaviors and how we work together shows up even more than being in an office. >> so, if you have a good company culture, if somebody shows up who's not a good cultural fit, who goes against the grain of what it is that, you know, maybe your company's been around 20 years, 20 years of this is the way we've done it and we like it this way, that person tends to then move on. you can get rid of a cancerous person, a person who's cancerous to your culture. but what can derail culture? what is company culture -- and i'm talking about a positive company culture here. what is its biggest enemy? >> i think the biggest enemy of culture is releg

you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner, the idea of chucking a frisbee through the beautiful park and. it does not matter what you score t. is just a good excuse to be outside and enjoy a beautiful day in nature. >> exactly. well, thank you. i really appreciate you coming on the show, thank you for the time you have given us tuesday. >> thank you, i hope everybody enjoys summer. get out and play in san fran

. >> david: every year, clayton kershaw holds a celebrity ping-pong tournament for his charity, kershaw's challenge. this time around he snagged the biggest celebrity of them all, our very own guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillermo: yeah, thank you. >> david: guillermo hooked up with cody bellinger of the dodgers to get their pong on. >> guillermo: i'm here at dodger stadium to play the game this place is famous for, ping-pong. let's go, follow me! >> is it safe to say you've done a lot of practice. >> guillermo: yeah, i've practiced. how are you? everything good? thank you for having me here. >> thanks for being here. >> guillermo: where did you get the kid? >> i just found him. >> guillermo: how many kids you have? >> i have four. >> guillermo: four, oh my god. you have any other habits? >> kids and baseball, that's it. >> hey, what happened to you? you gained a lot of weight. hey, everybody! rob lowe, he gained a lot of weight! the sex symbol of the '80s is right here. >> that's right. ♪ >> guillermo: listen, i'm going to do something i never do, drink bourbon. american tequil

that is, here you can play table tennis or , as they say, ping-pong.ply i can answer. i don't know which one to play. caution alexander of our operator just got hit, but he survived. let's do more one. and well, we played here, there are other sports, we put in a net. everything happens quickly and conveniently, and now you can calmly remove this table and you can play billiards. now yes let's try to play a game here i'm asking. i'm fine, of course. it's an amazing thing, you can say that we have already played the apartment practically, well, the third game of air hockey turned beauty that's how it is fixed and now we have it here. these are the things our shells turn on the air, what is necessary for an aerodine is the competition of the century let's consider, yes, well, it's always they say, of course, after a friendly tournament, it will probably be located at this bar, firstly, it turned out such a weightless interesting hanging object. secondly, it supports the theme of glass, which we will have. e in that part in the form of a partition in the

you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball.n a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner, the idea of chucking a frisbee through the beautiful park and. it does not matter what you score t. is just a good excuse to be outside and enjoy a beautiful day in nature. >> exactly. well, thank you. i really appreciate you coming on the show, thank you for the time you have given us tuesday. >> thank you, i hope everybody enjoys summer. get out and play in san francisco's park

a mix of tennis, badminton and ping-pong.s today there's more than 38,000 courts across the country and multiple leagues and tournaments with big payouts >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah! >> reporter: the association of pickle ball professionals tour gave out a total of $2 million in prize this is year. >> are you kidding me? >> reporter: but not everyone is in it for the money t's a passion for the sport for the pretty picklers in new jersey. >> anybody can pick up a paddle and play and be pretty good at it >> reporter: pretty picklers now proof the sport can be competitive and casual for pretty much anyone >> some people think it's actually a bunch of older people, but i think it really is a sport for all ages >> reporter: and, as i soon found out, it's a great workout and a whole lot of fun >> we're going to win this >> no pressure that's so funny. i see why you guys do this all day. even as the sport expands at an unprecedented pace and the debate rages over how it should go most are just enjoying it >> can you spend as much time do

it's what it should be ping pong balls everywhere [ laughter ] this final challenge, we have 30 secondsyou ready for this >> they took your -- half your stack. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah yeah, i do -- i feel like my stack is little, yeah. thanks appreciate it. thank you very much. okay, now i have more. now this feels weird [ laughter ] oh, you have some there. all right -- all right, ready for this can we do that is that okay all right, let's get 30 seconds on the clock [ drum roll on your mark get set. go [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ i went too thick i went too thick it's harder than you think [ cheers ] your -- it sticks to your face pretty well. >> you got to do multiple. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: there you -- there you go >> oh, i'm losing. ♪ [ buzzer ] [ cheers and applause >> oh, i got -- >> jimmy: there's not even a a comparison >> i got -- >> jimmy: i think we all know who the winner is right there, the one and only [ bell dinging ] mark wahlberg, the champ [ cheers and applause guys, his movie, "me time," is available on netflix august 26th with kevin hart. billy porter joins us after t

yes, there is to play ping-pong there. what activity to choose everyone decides for himself in front of us single, because there is one seat. it's called a cockpit. or you can just admire the seascape from the shore, like george, after the incessant canons of shelling , the whisper of the waves, you won’t believe it right away - this is the most responsible camp, that is, there is no free minute of time, that is, there is always some kind of entertainment that will find the entire coast for children. adults will help children in everything, not for a moment, they remain in the sea. we ourselves are constantly next to each other, teachers are constantly nearby, and i repeat, the safety boats are constantly nearby. and it's just one day sailing a dream. this is the name of the shift, in which the guys are taught to set the most ambitious goals and achieve them in the middle of the criminal cliffs and azure sea, they have to understand the main thing in their lives. everyone can become a helmsman, the main thing is to stay on

it's a cross between badminton tennis and ping pong. it's like ping pong on steroids. anyone can play it from your 7 year old niece for 80 year old grandmother and it's just a blast. i came from a tennis background. i was on tour traveling as a professional tennis coach pandemic hit us all and i went home to pennsylvania. the aging tennis community had gotten into pickleball. i picked up a paddle went to went to the courts and fell in love. it was working hard at the riviera country club here in los angeles, and so happened to work with a couple stars met a guy craig coyne. who's a good friend of mine. now who was riding an article for vanity fair and after he kind of saw my clientele and i was building he coined me the coach to the stars pickleball, especially in doubles. there's not as much room to go around people. so you have to place your dinks in a proper position. you have to work with your partner to open up the court. so it's a lot of using your brain to create space and create time and really attack your opponent in a smart way, but beyond that it's just fun.

will: let's ping-pong this.aerosmith and run dmc, walk this way. rachel: that's a good one. how about tim mcgraw and faith hill, it's your love. >> blame shelton, gwen stefani. rachel: lady gaga, bradley cooper. will: that's on my list. pete: how'd i miss that? rachel: that's a good with one. [laughter] will: send us in your favorites, the best duets of all time. also the morning the fastest growing sport in america at least in terms of participation. it's pickle ball, and we're plague it out on fox square later -- playing it out on fox square. it's a combination of ping-pong and tennis. rachel: i had no idea-so popular. pete: this is a crazy morning. we're pickle balling, grape stomping, picking our duets, and we've got some of the highest ranking pickle ball players in the country with us. rachel: yeah. this is a variety show in a lot of ways. [laughter] we've often joked, will gives this reference, pete not so much, but will has a lot of hispanic -- people don't realize will knows a lot about hispanics. will:

for a beach volleyball match . we also have someone to cheer for in table tennis - eight of our ping-pong players will compete in individual and team competitions, a small in the triathlon we have two athletes marina kyryk and vitaly vorontsov, for both of them this is the second euro in their career. world prize winner ihor yaroslav tkach watch live zamuty european sports championship starting on august 11 will be available on the social sports website as well as on regional social channels join soon autumn time when usually the championship of ukraine in hockey starts this year, they did not give up the idea of ​​holding the national championship, it is planned that six clubs will fight for medals, the leaders of the previous season will definitely go on the ice, or not, the champions, yaka sokil, as well as the silver and bronze medalists kremenchuk and dnipro, with other clubs, negotiations are ongoing in the studio of the public the president of the hockey federation of ukraine, heorhiy zubko, said that in the near future there is a need to relocate hockey arenas from kramatorsk and

. >> reporter: the simplicity of ping pong and throwing a wiffle ball, you get this. in america. >> it is easy to pick up, so that's why people love the sport. the underhand serve, aggression, competitiveness, you got the pickleball player. >> reporter: okay. here we go. >> game on. >> reporter: all right. picking up pickleball. ahead on "sunday morning". >>> our north knancy giles has much moxie as you see in her tale by a beloved beverage by that name. michael mann. david martin introduces you to a former marine who kept his word. martha teichner reports on the sandy hook parents' search for justice. plus, mo rocca back in the garden. opinion from author david sedaris and more. it's sunday morning, august 7th, 2022. and we'll be back after this. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's att

ping-pong grounds will allow you to do yoga, but by the way, on many embankments, people are constantlyrts already and even now in parks. the city is developing. the city does not stand still. new art spaces for muscovites appear. huge large-scale housing construction, which has allowed for the last decade to move to new apartments for about one and a half million muscovites. this is the creation of commercial facilities that have created about 800,000 quality jobs in the city. these are the city's largest programs. such as the creation of a social sector. this is the construction of hundreds of kindergarten schools sports culture facilities. much has been done in moscow over the past 10 years, as the mayor of the capital sergey sobyanin noted today , more than 160 new metro stations more than 1,000 km have appeared, transport interchange nodes have appeared on the roads. many have already been built. here we were in one of the pavilions where the story is told. what transport interchange hubs will appear anywhere else in the city for the convenience of muscovites guests of the capital.

so -called thermonuclear targets within the framework of sarovia projects, a target the size of a ping-pongldren will have to be very strongly heated and evenly compressed by laser beams directed from all sides in order to achieve fusion according to calculations, about 196 lasers are needed. the prototype of the installation for the sarov center should be delivered in the twenty-fourth year of a thermonuclear synthesis with a long-standing dream of more soviet scientists. it means an abundance of energy. that is, this is the third deuterium fuel, which is this oceans. it will last forever. why because the lifetime of the sun is several billion years, and the supply of the fuel that we have is just enough. for several billion years in a fusion reaction, this is the solution to the energy problem for humanity. in general, thermonuclear research is the profile of the troitsk institute. takamag, with a strong field, launched one of the the task was to create preconditions for plasma, in order to then move on to fusion. now they are working on the technology of liquid metal protection of the fi

investors seem to be ping-pong i ing.ny sign of a cooling price pressures will tilt the market toward the latter. the fed is going to have to step up its rhetoric in order to convince the market that they will stay at this more aggressive pathway if they deem 75 basis points appropriate in order to bring down price pressures. but, again, with the headline number still near a four-decade high, it's going to be very difficult for the fed to pivot away from that more aggressive pathway without, one, losing credibility with the market or, two, potentially losing control of inflation expectations. >> lindsey, thank you so much. when we come back, we'll discuss what coinbase is telling cnbc and what it plans after the $1 billion lawsuit. you can see shares are down 67% year to day. and we'll take a closer look at the nasdaq's dip back into the bare market. what one investor said she's selling now before it's too late no green here. today's money movies in the mystery chart revealed a very busy hour of "worldwide exchange" still

a hybrid of tennis, badminton, ping-pong and maybe a little bit of chess, pickle ball reigns supremeic pastime. the sport has a dlecelebrity following for sure, but this is no fad. roughly 5 million americans are playing enthusiastically across the country, not bad for a sport invented by a dad in 1965 trying to entertain their kids. the size of the court is approximately a third of a tennis court, and the time it takes to play is shorter than a game of tennis, too, lasting only until one side reaches 11 points and wins by two. the emphasis on placement over power is an equalizer that makes the game friendly to all. part of what make this is sport so fun is that absolutely anybody can try to be an elite pickle baller, but it does have a bona fide superstar in ben johns who is considered by many to be the greatest the sport has ever seen. we met up with johns in new york as he's joined the digital instruction platform top court as a pickle ball coach. >> it's really, truly a sport for everybody. i've never seen anybody not like it. it spans a wide range of ages and people of different

ping-pong pizza, for example. >> that's a pedophile pizza. >> yeah. >> if i were a pizza, what imagesade this pizza. >> from pizza gate to robin williamsigate, they had everything. >> nobody got to the bottom of 9/11, unfortunately. >> what do we know about 9/11? >> i think it was all planned. i think it came down on their explosives. >> it's an inside job. >> i think so. >> but i think bush knew it was happening. >> really. is biden just wasting time. >> he doesn't know what he is doing. >> he killed the head of al qaeda. >> i don't believe. >> do you think that's a made-up news story. >> just like bin laden was obama. >> clarify who is still alive. >> j.f.k. jr. is. >> j.f.k. jr. is still alive. >> j.f.k. jr. is still alive? >> yes. i think j.f.k. jr. is going to try and expose globalists because they killed his father. >> i thought he was a magazine magnate who lived in new york. >> i don't think so. >> what do you think of the state of education in america. could we be doing better? >> we could absolutely be doing better. >> they could grow up and believe crazy thing. >> it is. >>

going -- ping-ponging, one data point will be able to tip the scale in one direction or another.f we see august inflation numbers come in well under expectations in terms of providing a second month of cooling and high-pressure, i think that redirects expectations back to 50 basis point or less and the fed will capitulate, allowing that increase and reduced market expectations. lisa: i have to be honest, the 50 versus 75 basis point discussion is not as interesting to me especially when the balance sheet roll off is said to accelerate. nobody is talking about it. fed officials did not address what they thought that ramifications would be except to point out this paper highlighting how much this would draw out of the market. what is the ramification in your view for the balance sheet to accelerate? lindsey: the balance sheet roll off will provide not necessarily upward pressure on the long end but provide a floor. as the fed goes forward continuing with rate increases, even as we see the intentional move to undermine economic growth, coupled with the balance sheet rolloff, i think

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you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner, the idea of chucking a frisbee through the beautiful park and. it does not matter what you score t. is just a good excuse to be outside and enjoy a beautiful day in nature. >> exactly. well, thank you. i really appreciate you coming on the show, thank you for the time you have given us tuesday. >> thank you, i hope everybody enjoys summer. get out and play in san francisco's pa

catherine is amazing at stitching things together and we ping-pong and it's a great team. sydney is the bigger of the nuggets and we go from there. >> what was your most interesting nugget that you found in writing this book? >> i do think grant being invited to ford theater is a really interesting nugget. i think grant's time as he is at the end of his life trying to write that memoir and getting through that moment is also a really interesting nugget that his relationships i think come forward in this book a lot more than other places where i've read about grant that i think we get a little bit more context and a little bit more personality to his character and that's in part from other writings by other people who describe him. >> they are's a paragraph in your book were you talk about -- and by chance help animals came together. it's either a rumor or a fact that john wilkes-booth appears in front of grant's carriage. tell us about that. >> with that night as they are going to get to new jersey john wilkes-booth is seen riding core >> and grant remembers and writes abo

. >> this is a ping pong game. there is a lot of back and forth in this case.ot have complete immunity in this case. so what does today's ruling actually mean for senator graham? will he testify or not on tuesday? >> well, he won't testify on tuesday, fred. i don't think the ruling is good news for him either. he won't testify because there is a temporary stay while the district court, the appellate court, sent it back down to the district court. what they said was they wanted briefing on partial quashing of the subpoena. to me, that is a hint that they think graham can testify about nonlegislative stuff. but speech or debate clause of the constitution limits testimony about his official news. >> it goes back to the other court. it it is all hinging on the constitution speech, or debate clause. and it needs a little more explaining. what are those causes? why are they relevant to this case? >> the constitution establishes a distinction. senators, members of the house of representatives are not allowed to be questioned about speech or debate in congress. here yo

catherine is amazing at stitching things together and we ping-pong and it's a great team. sydney is the bigger of the nuggets and we go from there. >> what was your most interesting nugget that you found in writing this book? >> i do think grant being invited to ford theater is a really interesting nugget. i think grant's time as he is at the end of his life trying to write that memoir and getting through that moment is also a really interesting nugget that his relationships i think come forward in this book a lot more than other places where i've read about grant that i think we get a little bit more context and a little bit more personality to his character and that's in part from other writings by other people who describe him. >> they are's a paragraph in your book were you talk about -- and by chance help animals came together. it's either a rumor or a fact that john wilkes-booth appears in front of grant's carriage. tell us about that. >> with that night as they are going to get to new jersey john wilkes-booth is seen riding core >> and grant remembers and writes abo

they would have a recreation room with ping-pong, pool, and one thing that the germans really liked that they did not know anything about before was horseshoes. they could do anything they wanted to. they would treat them well, they would feed them well. a lot of times a lot of the interviews you read the transcript in the interview and about two words into it they would say would you like a cigarette? are you comfortable? are we treating you well? and then if a prisoner was particularly helpful they would take them to a nice dinner and washington, d.c., one of the fancy restaurants, they might take them to a movie or so forth so they generally treated them fairly well, and the thought was if you treat them well they will give you the information that you need. host: they were taking prisoners into washington, d.c. did anyone ever escape? guest: there was one attempted escape, and this was a u-boat captain, and he was captured, his u-boat was sunk, he was captured along with his crew. he had been very successful. i do not know how many tons of shipping, most of the ships that he had sunk

was enough to draw a person into a company >> i love the fact in our industry we're able to play ping-pong, right, but by all means this is something that impacts a person's life for generations to come. >> reporter: futility benefits may be a sign that the industry and its work force are growing up for the news, i'm jake ward. >>> a plane -- watch here -- crash landing right in the middle of a california freeway next, the moment the pilot knew he had no choice but to try and put it down. >>> as the metaverse continues to grow in size and for some people popularity, millions of kids are making their way there. tonight >>> here's that plane now crash landing on a california freeway before bursting into flames. you can see it descend between the moving traffic, and right there skids to the side and catches fire according to the california highway patrol the two people onboard walked away unharmed the pilot's name, andrew chou, he told our local station, nbc 4 los angeles, he and a friend took off for a short trip around lunchtime, said the plane started having engine trouble and that's when

short term technically stretched above the 50-day average all those things is causing some of these ping-pong games intraday. >> unchanged doesn't tell the story. thank you. stay with us we're going talk more about the market, joining us is david bianco, cio. nice to see you at post nine >> thank you >> so when we were in the makeup chair a few moments ago, you were trying to tell me utilities are a sexier bet than big cap tech >> i'm not sure i would compare utilities to big cap tech. i would make the point utilities are the under appreciated play on electrification electric is the future related to vehicles andother clean forms of energy. the utilities are the big player here if you believe that natural gas prices are going to stay high, i think natural gas is the critical commodity for this decade natural gas prices, electrification, inflation protection, i think utilities are a good gift to equity investors. >> it sort of speaks to your broader view, david, which is that you're not chasing the rally. youdon't necessarily buy it. >> i wouldn't chase the rally. this rally has been faster an

in sarov, targets the size of a ping-pong ball with mixtures, for example, deuterium and the third, willed and evenly compressed by laser beams directed from all sides, in order to achieve fusion of the nuclei, according to calculations, about 196 lasers are needed, the prototype installation for the sarov center must be handed over in the twenty-fourth year, thermonuclear fusion was an old dream of soviet scientists. this means abundance of energy. that is, this is the third deuterium fuel, which is the oceans. it will last forever. why because the lifetime of the sun is several billion years, and the supply of the fuel that we have is just enough. for several billion years in a fusion reaction, this is the solution to the energy problem for humanity. in general , thermonuclear research is the profile of the troitsk institute. tamak was launched by a strong field at the site of the institute back in 1987, one of the tasks was to create preconditions for plasma in order to then go to thermonuclear. now they are working on the technology of liquid metal protection of the first wall, which

and we ping-pong. and it is a great team. . sydney is kind of the digger of the nuggets. and we go from there. >> what was your most interesting nugget that she found in writing this book about grant? >> i do think grant getting invited to -- is an interesting nugget. i think grants time as he is at the end of his life trying to write that memoir, and getting through that moment, is also a really interesting nugget. but his relationships, i think, come forward in this book a lot more than other places where i have read about grant. i think we get a little bit more context, a little bit more personality to his character. and, that is in part from other writings of other people who described him. >> about a paragraph in your book, bret, you talk about the ford theaters and by chance how they almost came together. and maybe you could touch on it. it's either a rumor or a fact that john wilcox booth appearance in front of grant's carriage, tell us about that. >> it is that night, as they are going to get to new jersey, john wilcox booth is seen riding horseback and grant then

in this, hey, who really owns the stock we've owned it for a while i'm still boyuying it >> let's ping-pongk to josh with lng, cheniere which you bought more of >> this was 175 the other day. it's down to 158 this is still a raging bull market energy in energy is one of three sectors that are green on the year the other two being health care and utilities. it tells you how inflationary oriented this market is. even within energy, this hyper specific group, there's probably three or four liquid natural gas terminal plays that can ship to europe and asia. this is going to be a supply shortage story for probably the next five to ten years there's nothing that can happen with oil, uranium -- there's nothing that can happen that is going to change the supply/demand imbalances around the world. so, in amsterdam, the price of european natural gas had a short-term blowoff that's great good news for i guess society. but that's a market that longer term structurally should be higher and i think cheniere works because they are one of the only companies that can meet the raging demand for liquid natura

was enough to draw a person into a company >> i love the fact in our industry we're able to play ping-pong but by all means this is something that impacts a person's life for generations to come. >> reporter: futility benefits may be a sign that the industry and its work force are growing up for the news, i'm jake ward. >>> a plane -- watch here -- crash landing right in the middle of a california freeway next, the moment the pilot knew he had no choice but to try and put it down. >>> as the metaverse continues to grow in size and for some people popularity, millions of kids are making their way there. tonight why some experts say that's a problem efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. it's

pizza parlor, that -- ping-pong pizzeria, hostage while searching for kidnap children who did not exist't surprise you to learn that he was a purveyor of 2020 election lies the night before the insurrection our favorite in four warriors in washington d.c. telling them to declare 1776 on the new world order. amid this parade of far-right fever dreams to you, it's worth mentioning who alex jones is. who is groom to be by the most powerful figures within the u.s. conservative movement. >> i just want to finish by saying your reputation is amazing. i will not let you down you will be very, very impressed, i hope,, and i think we'll be speaking a lot. >> that was donald trump's cushy embrace of alex jones on a show back in december 2015. after, i should note, he had been starting off racist conspiracies for years, jones, not trump, but trump as well. -- accessibility. a patented that the worst actors on the right had fought to protect, just as jones has increased his wildly dangerous and inflammatory lies. folks like tucker carlson, who himself has appeared on infowars in the past, and conti

. >> yes >> jimmy: and then -- but someone said, they go, "you know, it's funny you play ping-pong witht dude.' [ laughter ] that's the jedi. >> it's a jedi the jedi mind trick. >> jimmy: the jedi mind trick. >> the jedi mind trick, all the time >> jimmy: so you guys did the tortilla slap challenge. >> yeah! >> jimmy: i was afraid for you, kevin. >> i slapped the [ bleep ] out of him >> jimmy: no no, no, no, no i was afraid for you >> oh. oh, my god >> jimmy: kevin hart, i was afraid for you, because i go -- 'cause you're -- you're ready to do it, and then you're holding the tortilla - and if you haven't seen it on tiktok, you take a tortilla, you drink a sip of water, and you slap a tortilla across someone's face >> yes >> jimmy: dwayne's hand was behind this. >> yeah, i had to make sure he was holding it right >> jimmy: yeah, 'cause he was holding -- he was gonna do this >> no, i think he was gonna try to smack -- i honestly think - i think he wanted to kill me [ laughter ] and i'm just being honest, right? because he had his -- he had his whole palm behind the tortilla i'm like, "no.

it's kind of a cross between tennis ping pong badminton, but it's really gone popular with the youngerfor courts near me pickleball tips for beginners and how to get started with the sport. yeah, and the other big search trend was dating apps which had the highest number of searches ever. really. larry what's your take on the pickleball? i should i have a lot of takes. i have many thoughts. you know, i kind of joked about pickleball last week and i was pickled shamed by some and you know, i've come around on it to understand the the lure of this new what's not even a new sport but the popularity it's kind of fun. it'd be kind of fun. you know, it's fun, but it's also especially because i know some some folks that are older who play it who love to play tennis a lot fewer injuries a lot less injuries. you're not running and sprinting quite as much so they can have that competitive fun. get some exercise but not risk getting hurt as easily. yeah, i think i saw a league last time. i was in hawaii for work outside every day. there was like at least eight courts were full for hours. i haven'

they had a ping-pong paddle and a whiffle ball and started trying to hit the ball and lowered the netigured the game of pickleball out. >> reporter: scott stover and his wife carol own the house and the court where the sport was invented. they grew up spending their summers just down the road and watched, like david mccallum, as pickleball took off within their tiny island community. >> and it started growing very small, but they needed paddles. not everybody has a band saw in their basement. so they would call barney to get paddles. >> reporter: barney was david mccallum's dad, credited as the sport's third founder. by day, he ran an envelope company. by night he started making, with his son's help, pickleball paddles for a growing fan base. first on the island and then for the wider world, which is where doug smith came in. >> the best thing we could do is be able to have a demonstration court and then get the teachers out there. >> reporter: doug's task was to try to convince pe teachers to add pickle ball to their curriculum. which meant going to teaching conferences and letting t

you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner, the idea of chucking a frisbee through the beautiful park and. it does not matter what you score t. is just a good excuse to be outside and enjoy a beautiful day in nature. >> exactly. well, thank you. i really appreciate you coming on the show, thank you for the time you have given us tuesday. >> thank you, i hope everybody enjoys summer. get out and play in san fran

you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball.pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner, the idea of chucking a frisbee through the beautiful park and. it does not matter what you score t. is just a good excuse to be outside and enjoy a beautiful day in nature. >> exactly. well, thank you. i really appreciate you coming on the show, thank you for the time you have given us tuesday. >> thank you, i hope everybody enjoys summer. get out and play in san francisco'

you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball.ing pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner, the idea of chucking a frisbee through the beautiful park and. it does not matter what you score t. is just a good excuse to be outside and enjoy a beautiful day in nature. >> exactly. well, thank you. i really appreciate you coming on the show, thank you for the time you have given us tuesday. >> thank you, i hope everybody enjoys summer. get out and play in san franci

you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball.pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the tremendous popularity of the sport. disk golf has a loyal following it is also going to continue to growch we opened our first disk golf course in golden gate park in 2005. and you know, whether you are an expert at disk golf or beginner, the idea of chucking a frisbee through the beautiful park and. it does not matter what you score t. is just a good excuse to be outside and enjoy a beautiful day in nature. >> exactly. well, thank you. i really appreciate you coming on the show, thank you for the time you have given us tuesday. >> thank you, i hope everybody enjoys summer. get out and play in san francisco'