rhett: absolutely. everybody tries to put their best foot forward and tries to show their company in as good a light as possible. and we expect that. you want a ceo to represent his company in a good light but you also want some honesty and moderation. you get that from a lot of good people. we love companies where not only do we get the good, but we get the bad and the ugly in the same answers. it helps us calibrate the answers when we don't know the information that we are seeking. our job is almost, we try to put a big puzzle together, the mosaic theory. try to put all the different pieces together is very important. i must stress that we don't always find the person is lying, but we do know sometimes when there is something missing and we know we need to dig further. we will circle around and come back to the same issue. sometimes they will go and see their competitors, suppliers and customers and ask questions to put the story together. the real purpose is to find businesses that are run by compete

that's going to be fun then we got our buddies rhett and link are here.ew book [ cheers and applause "lost causes of bleak creek. rhett and link in the house, and then speaking of books, we have another cookbook. chef daniel humm is here >> steve: whoa [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: look at this guy ooh, ah. >> steve: ooh, ah. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: ah ooh! >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: ah [ audience ah's oooh [ audience ooh's ] [ audience ah's ] [ light laughter ] huh? [ light laughter ] there any full size bars in there? >> jimmy: what where is that -- is that dude there >> steve: if you can find him. >> jimmy: oh hey hey, you still here? how you doing? [ cheers and applause ♪ thank you very much. hey, i didn't get -- i didn't catch your name. >> my name is biff stinkshingle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks a lot take care, buddy >> thank you very much >> jimmy: nice to see you. [ cheers and applause ♪ what was his last name >> steve: stinkshingle i think he's german, biff. biff >> jimmy: biff was his first name >> steve: yeah,

. >> thomas rhett accept receiving his award from his pregnant life may be the sweetest moment.xpecting baby girl number three in february. >> i'm pumped. i feel like i was born to be a girl dad. i've got good at doing hair and playing with barbies. a third one is going to be another baby. it's going to rock. >> and it was a huge day for wendy williams the she got her star on the walk of fame. >> i saw the tears. what does this mean for isn't it true. >> everything. >> this comes after a difficult year for williams, divorce, two months in a sober living home. >> it's been a hectic year for me, but also a hectic career. wendy. you'll show them. now it's my pleasure to show you. >> she's a true chi confrom radio and television. she deserves it. >> jenna, it's your turn. give us a tease. >> how about this, what jessica simpson went through to lose 100 pounds after baby. >> of the 168 hours a week, she's only working out three of those. >> yep, you heard that right. only working out three hours a week. >>> then -- >> ♪ dadadadada >> our jennifer garner exclusive. talking motherhood

so rhett sent to be publicly seen from the likelihood of what happened that just did. it is incredible for the apparatus to have found this man during the onslaught and take him out quite decisively. the video purports to come from idlib province which opens up a whole set of different questions, about how the leader came to be sheltering in the heartland of isis's ideology rival, al qaeda, a major nato ally about whom there are questions about the proximity to isis groups. there have been accusations that forces released to fight syrian occu kurds are extremists. the death of this one man and the enormous damage it does for this sickening brand he exported globally. his face in public only once. and even then in the presence of a small number. this is the moment at friday prayers in a freshly-conquered mosul, al baghdadi, one of the most successful group in history chose to reveal himself. he spent a decade rising quietly. a ph.d. student said to like football, these records show his capture in 2004 near fallujah, and held for years as a civilian internee at u.s. camp

lauren akins, i hope the picture is a glimpse into us getting old together akins, showing her and rhettfamily, they are expecting their third child early next year, another baby girl rhett joking he's excited he'll now, quote, be paying for three weddings i love that's the mindset right now. >>> finally n'sync, the boy band is back in the news, but first, a refresher of their most iconic music video. ♪ had enough might sound crazy but it ain't no lie baby bye bye bye ♪ >> what happens when you mix n'sync and the nfl, you get a pretty well done end zone celebration, courtesy of jaron brown and the seahawks. ♪ might sound crazy but it ain' no lie ♪ >> hitting all the beats, the judges scores 10, 10, 10 do you ever wonder when football players rehearse, when do they actually -- >> it's obvious with that one, they spent a fair amount of time. >> there was a lot of coordination going on. >> they're timing this perfect, there wouldn't have been music on the field, right. >> do we have time for a clip. >> yes, this is a funny one. >> today's video is quick, but you're going to love it, just wh

moment, a three-run shot off justin verlander, giving the yankees the 4-1 lead they'd maintain for the rhettr 50,000 fans erupting over hicks' first home run since july. he never dreamed this could happen. yankees players say they feel like they have the momentum now. new york's hopes still alive as the series lead is cut 3-2. game six is tonight. >>> now, we're in norman, oklahoma, as victor said, home of the heisman trophy winners. quarterback jalen hurts could keep this theme rolling. justin fields on the road last night. throwing t.d.s before they came in. fields has thrown for 18 touchdowns and scored for eight more on the ground, solidifying himself as a strong heisman contender. >>> speaking of heisman winners, we are having the great privilege this morning of being joined by billy sims, one of the seven heisman trophy winners who has come from the university of oklahoma. thank you for being here. what was it like when you won the heisman? >> i was in class back in 1978, and my roommate came and tell told me i had won the heisman. i was late in getting there because my professor didn'

backed up the text we've seen already and was saying that there was a quid pro quo, and i spoke to rhettonnowky of new jersey telling ut reporters in the gaggle hinting that taylor has taken cope cious notes because he is career official rather than a political one and known to take very good notes and also a representative from california described the atmosphere in the room saying members had audible gasps and sighs as taylor was testifying and said that the body language of members hearing what taylor was saying was "holy expletive." yeah. mary kathryn, the fact is, this is a widely respected diplomat, bill taylor. asked to come in after president trump had gotten the previous ambassador yovanovitch removed from the post. vietnam veteran. this could be theoretically difficult for even the president's staunchest defenders to dismiss? >> yes. i think it is. glad we have the entire opening statement. quite extensive. part of what i don't know are things leaking selectively. you don't get a full picture. in this case you might get a more full picture. if i was in this administration i wou

isolation rears its head from the left and right, we can expect to hear more talk of endless wars but rhettnot change the fact that wars do not just end. wars are won or lost. he went on to say the decision will leave the american people less safe, embolden its enemies, and weaken important alliances. >>> meanwhile president trump touted the sooef eed the cease- tremendous success. he said both turkish and kurdish forces are happy with it. up next, here with me is columnist for the "washington post" and cnn political analyst, josh rogin. always good to see you, josh. thanks for joining me. >> likewise. >> i mean, yeah, not only has trump betrayed the kurds and obviously damaged america's credibility around the world, he's also forced the hands of the kurds to align themselves with the assad regime. just curious to know what you think about, you know, what's to come because there is a huge mess right now in syria, and a lot of people are fearing what's next. >> that's right. you know, we talk a lot about what's going on with the kurds. sure america betrayed the kurds and that's terrible, but

like, couldn't, like -- we just waited for like, the best script in the meantime, the two writers, rhettng for them to finish that so they can, like, write this. and we were all waiting, you know, me, woody harrelson, emma stone, abigail berslin, we're all waiting for, like, the best script and it finally came in. why are you laughing because i named the characters >> jimmy: no, i'm laughing because they went on to probably write "deadpool 2" as well >> yeah, they did that [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, and -- waiting for your -- writing your script. yeah >> yeah, yeah. no, i meant it as a series "deadpool" t series. >> jimmy: oh, yeah exactly yeah >> yeah, they're - >> jimmy: they're really funny writers. but you came in -- is it fun we love woody and emma and abigail. >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: is it fun working with those guys? >> oh yeah, they're amazing. yeah, i mean, yeah you only realize in retrospect how great they are, because, you know, you have other experiences that are not as amazing, and it's just like the ideal collaboration. >> jimmy: do you like doing comedy more than drama

seeing that they had to go that wild, that early, kind of gave you a signal, or at least in rhett etrospectoks li where this was heading all along. daily beast reporter lachlan markay. thank you for doing this kind of reporting. i know it doesn't always feel like it pays off along the way. people see this as interstitchall stuff. we really owe you a debt of gratitude. >> thanks. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. stay with us - [spokeswoman] meet the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. zblavrnlg zblavrnlg >>> that's going to do it for s tonight. i want to say thanks to everybody in l.a. who's been kind to us hosting the "the rachel maddow show" for the last few days. we're going to do

carrie underwood, thomas rhett, eric church will all headline.stival to sing their giant hit. dan + shay on the docket causing speculation justin bieber might make a surprise appearance to perform that chart-topping hit you hear there, "10,000 hours." the stagecoach festival has been called the coachella of country, and it's happening april 24th and 25th. if you need a country fix though, before then, you can catch carrie underwood, mcintyre and dolly parton on abc when they host the annual cma awards coming up in november. we'll be there. [ applause ] i'm so excited. it's my favorite. >>> finally we have a new craze all the rage. literally. it's about a bit of an oxymoron. it's called rage yoga including alcohol. profanity. and some not so friendly poses. the creator says sometimes it's good to just let it all out. it took off in canada and now many bars here -- many bars here are offering classes. >> b-a-r-s. >> not, like, yeah. not the bar method, bars. where the tunes are plablasting students are encouraged to scream, curse and let it all han

this is escalated rhett rork from xi. he -- rhetoric he usually doesn't talk in these tones.otests and happening in the region with the detainment of thousands of muslims i guess president xi xinping needed to speak up. this is a big week by the way i should point out in washington, d.c. washington is set to vote on the human right and democracy act. annual review that hong kong and china are living up to their promises in the joint sino british agreement that handed hong kong back to china. essentially giving hong kong rights to freedom of speech to elect leaders but these protests are concerning that we had a homemade bomb detonated over the weekend. that escalated street warfare. charles: susan, thank you very much. it is columbus day. a new study by college students 79% support renaming columbus day to indigenous peoples day. i think we've been trending this day for a long time but i did not know the number was as high as 78, 80%. >> it its disappointing. leadership institute campus reform has been covering this trend. we saw it at campuses across the country. notre dame

thomas rhett was so speech but he led the audience in a prayer. i don't know if it's conventional.nce real quick. right now i pray that you would be with cane and his family. >> reba mcentire praising let durinrhett during artist ofa lifetime. >> god bless you for praying in front. [applause] >> that took guts. will. jillian: artist dan and shae, luke colmes, honored. touching couple of moments that you saw there. ainsley: i love that so special. steve: thank you, jillian. 19 minutes before the top of the hour. janice is off today. and adam is in. good morning to you, adam. >> good morning, guys. i have a little bit of a special surprise guest behind me out here on the plaza. where it's feeling a little bit like winter. we have winds grinning to see sprinkle. i am going to talk about the forecast. i do want to begin with the philadelphia police department which apparently big "fox & friends" fans. we are out here with a sign. any time you bring a sign at all you are going to get on in. uniform an even better chance why don't you tell me what the sign is all about. >> recruiting bet

. >> well i think you know in rhett respect, it was pretty obvious, i don't want to say conclusively so, but there was a problem and a consistent problem. the other thing really bothered me about this whole thing, but between the lion air crash and the ethiopian air crash, it defies logic to me that some of these folks who wrote e-mails or sent text messages did not come to you and to the expertise of the engineering of these engines and of these planes and say this is what we were talking about. was there any reas wul within your company after the lion air crash and don't tell me because you didn't have the official report that would have maybe saved those people in that ethiopian airplane? >> senator, i think about that decision over and over every day and if we knew everything back then that we know now we would have made a difference. >> the question, did people come to you at the highest levels, at any level and say wait a minute, this is sounding familiar. yes or no? >> senator, after the first accident, we convened our broad technical team across boeing. it wasn't any single i