excuse me, i'm looking for sheldon cooper's apartment. bet you're here to check out the room for rent. yeah. run away, dude. what? run fast, run far. that should have been my first clue. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ o cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ h, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪

i found another tweet from a student at sheldon's lecture. "dr. cooper has taken a relatively boring subject "and managed to make it completely insufferable. plus, he looks like a giant insect." (laughing) look. listen to this one. "does einstein's theory explain why time flies "when you're having fun, "but when you're listening to dr. cooper, it falls out of the sky, dead?" (chuckling) ooh, somebody took pictures and uploaded them to their flickr account. wow. how do you get an entire lecture hall to flip you off at the same time? apparently, if you're sheldon, all you need to do is turn your back. hey, leonard, is your wi-fi down? i can't get on. oh, sheldon changed the password. it's now "penny is a freeloader." no spaces. thanks. what are you guys doing? sheldon gave a lecture at the university tonight. we're reading the reviews. oh. how'd he do? well, picture the hindenburg meets chernobyl meets three mile island meets tron 2. that bad, huh? read this woman's tweet. "listening to dr. cooper

well meanwhile fallen giants that have been a man are deep in relegation trouble and coach sheldon cool fed is clinging to his job but they were boyd by victory over paris indorsement in the german comp midweek and were looking for a repeat performance as when you're in berlin came to town. concerned faces and braman and no wonder their team has been in freefall lists. he's in all 3 points against you in berlin where a must not least for embattled coach florian cool felt. but after a drop 1st half it was the 1st atos who opened the scoring in the 2nd period christopher lentz lead the ball on a plate for maria's one nil the new one after 52 minutes and it was at it again 20 minutes later. it was a bust you know anderson short was blocked out of the mud to burgle be slaughtered to hold his 2nd to no to quit for britain's defense and the ball clearly in the light. to nil it finished another impressive win for been does lee get debutantes in your own sit comfortably admit what cool felt would give to swap places the result leaves greven 2nd bottom and his job in jeopardy. all right let's ha

i love watching raj and sheldon try to work together.eah, it's like if alien and predator decided to go partners in a jamba juice. has it occurred to you you're missing the big picture? if you look at neutron scattering data... oh, penny? penny? what's up? nothing. i just wanted to make raj stop talking. (whispering) no, no, no. he won. suck it up. well, i'd ask you guys if you want dessert, but i know sheldon doesn't eat dessert on tuesdays. and even if raj wanted something, he couldn't tell me. howard won't order anything, but he will come up with some sort of skeevy comment involving the words pie or cheesecake. and leonard's lactose intolerant, so he can't eat anything here without his intestines blowing up like a balloon animal. hang on a second. i could have the fruit platter. you want the fruit platter? does it have melon on it? yeah. no, i can't eat melon. oh, howard, heads up. your ex-girlfriend just came in for her shift. when was the last time you saw her? oh, not since we broke up. wow. how am i going to play this? sophistica

sheldon, that's like, your small business, right? he is a great guy. an incredible -- she is a doctor, and she studies addiction and drugs, all sorts of addictions. she knows more about that subject, i think, than anybody. he doesn't need it. he doesn't need the money she brings in. he happens to own the paper. you the paper in town, right? they wanted like a couple hundred million dollars too much. he said give it to them, it is peanuts. what the hell difference does it make? we want to thank the adelsons, they have been incredible fans and they love israel. [cheers and applause] i just saw them sitting here. i didn't know they were here. i just see them sitting there. the chairman of the nevada has reallyparty, who been great, he has been with me for a long time. he is a very committed man. make america great again. let's do a poll, quick. i will never get rid of maga, because i am superstitious. but we just hit a all-time high with the stock market. our military is rebuilt. you just got the greatest tax cuts in history, greatest regulation cuts. all

sheldon and miriam atul stan who have been great friends of mine for a long time! stand up! what a family! what a family! [applause] and miriam is a doctor, a great doctor. she does not have to be a doctor. you can trust me, her husband does not need the money. but she devotes her life. it is the most important thing to her to addiction. and every time she learned something new. and there is still plenty to learn, but she will call me and tell me what they are learning about in addiction and the job that you do, miriam, what you have done, sheldon, just overall is incredible. [applause] really good. two great people, just great people. and they like a place called israel very much, would you say that is correct? maybe i have to use love a place called israel, and your case. thank you as well to las vegas mayor carolyn goodwin for being here, great job. [applause] and also the tireless advocate, because carolyn has been involved with criminal justice reform along with jared kushner, who has been very, very much involved. i don't know. [applause] i think jared, i am starting,

(sighs) too bad sheldon couldn't come with us. yeah, it's just not the same without him.

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sheldon adelson was one of ose. rudy giuliani had advocated for some of theseeoe.now, president trump sees he has this ability to put his finger on the scale of justice. as he is frustrated in other areas where he cannot carry out indictments, he does have this ability with the power of the pardon. robert: mike, you covered jge berman jackson throughout the russia investigation.er you heard statements. wat's the view inside d.o.j. as the president personally intervenl,? michael: w think that folks, obviously, as we've seen are very concerned. but there are signs to others that things are not completely out of control. we had the announcement this week that there will not be a prosecution of andrew mccabe, jonathan was pointing out desperately wants, you know, to be town behind bars for a slew of different things. and that is a line that a lot of folks have looked towards. what happens in terms of prosecutions, the real enemies. now, we know that some of these folks have been investigated because the president wanted them looked at. but will it ever go beyond tha po

speaker, i rise today to remember the life of deputy sheriff sheldon whiteman who died in the line of duty on january 23 at the age of 44. he was assisting in a vehicle pursuit in the first congressional district of georgia when his vehicle left the roadway. he had only been with the county sheriff's office for four months at the time of the incident. previously he work with the chatam county police department and was a post certified police officers since 2016. he's survived by his wife and three sons. it is unfortunately times like these when we remember the risk that our law enforcement officers take every day, that they put their uniforms on. i encourage everyone to take some time to thank our law enforcement officers for the work they do to keep our community safe. deputy whiteman's family and friends, as well as the police kepts will be in my thoughts and prayers during these most difficult times. thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> to address the hou

announcement tromping netanyahu surrounded himself with with with people like billionaire ultra zionist sheldon adelson basically if you were cheering when israeli snipers shot palestinian children then this announcement was a goddamn ratman tabs and nothing says israelis and palestinians coming together like a peace plan created and approved without any end point from palestinians that would be like me announcing i have an agreement with poor and hobb to star in all their foreign projects here on our i just haven't consulted pornhub yet. they're going to be all for it. but promptly announced the peace plan anyway and he was quite the poet during his speech israel is an agent home a sacred place of worship and a solemn promise to the jewish people that we will never again repeat history's darkest hour yes we can all agree don't want to recreate the holocaust oh except at least 2 people in front of ministration mike pence and mike pompei you know who are even jealous called who actually believe all the jews have to be in israel so that the end times can begin in which the jews will be cooked up

island is beautiful it's also the site of our 1st offshore wind turbine farms which year senator sheldon whitehouse he likes to brag that the ocean state has gone to offshore wind which is great but it's like 36 you know. megawatts of power versus the european union that has over 18000 and we need to start investing in onshore coastal protection offshore clean energy and protecting our fishery resources in fact my group of friends here is work with the center for the blue economy at middlebury institute to create a ocean climate action plan that we hope will be. you know actions that they will be taken at the local and federal level and senator elizabeth warren just introduced a blue new deal or announced one which is largely the issues we need to address which is is you know runoff pollution is protecting natural resources creating kind of national parks in the sea again we've only got about. you know 2 percent of the ocean fully protected the way that we have right more than 10 percent of our land base and protected parklands and these are not just parks for beauty these are like the b

we are joined by michael sheldon.e, crazy trading week the back of the declines we saw last week. do you think more is going to come in terms of moves up or down? over the near term, nobody really knows what to expect from the coronavirus. the question is how much disruption will there be to the economy? ebola, thet aids, sars virus. what the research indicates is that at least in the six-month period following the breakout of the next 12t, over months, markets were higher nine out of 11 times. next let's bring into the equation a fundamental picture on consumer confidence. one thing, the coronavirus, it is still unknown. of consumer chart confidence. it came out earlier this week. they basically look at 3000 families and history of the summer confidence. the consumer represents about two thirds of the overall economy. wages are rising at a moderate rain and household balance sheets are in pretty good shape. that is captured in this chart here. consumer confidence, we think it rose to a six month high. we are encourag

sheldon adelson has been on the caesar'ss company, but , all of the big guys have put in new ceos.has just completed the transition under pressure from activist investors for years to boost the stock price. they have sold almost all of their marquee assets to third parties. they will continue to manage them under this asset like strategy. there is no doubt that he has been under pressure in recent years. sonali: how do the more recent coronavirus fears add to the pressure on the company and whoever might take over? all of the casinos are closed for 15 days. it may be longer. that is unprecedented. the resorts said they are losing two and a half-million dollars a day. that is a huge drag. there are asian players who come to las vegas who are also not coming. those are big sources of income. the casino industry is definitely taking a hit from the coronavirus. company isat kind of he leaving behind once he ultimately leaves? is this the kind of thing were a new ceo can come in and pick up where he left off and we are going to seeing? >> it is a completely different company and unteste

but other questionable items still are available history central editor and newsweek columnist marc sheldon believes amazon does have to take more social responsibility here. i think that amazon's series may have gone a little bit beyond where i would have been comfortable going as an historian we always have to be careful we have to be careful because the line between documentary history and the line between what a movie maker can make up is a difficult clients but a company this big it has to take a social responsibility and i think it has to be careful if you're a 1000000 seller is now an amazon now can you can they pull lease all 1000000 sellers yes they could but requires tremendous effort and they don't do enough of that amazon worries mostly about its profits like any big corporation and they have to be responsible for making sure that they don't allow things on their platform that are problematic visa via the holocaust naziism and other areas as well obviously other hateful areas. and you know that's just a snapshot of all the many stories we're covering today so much more of variou

this not to steal the thunder of what is coming after me my concealer and sheldon whitehouse to come and sit together and say there are major problems in budget process, budget reform needs to occur. we both see major issues in debt deficit is the kind of model that we need to see around the country. there is not finger-pointing in saying it's all because of the 2017 tax cuts, that is the whole reason we had deficits. and they're not saying it's because of your overspending. we are where we are. we have to figure out where we are going from here as a country. i would love to be able to see more engagement in the political stage, nationally. as you remember, through the 2016 elections, it was the very last presidential debate before a question came up at all on debt and deficit. so, don't give up. don't lose heart. there's still maybe more to come. >> are you listening moderators? >> any to come. up it is a national issue that needs to be. addressed >> thank you so much for joining. as more importantly, thank you for your work on the topic. you have >> so i am now going to bring senat

ads and i want to ask is it really the use of a big question i was with senator sheldon whitehouse the other night who had written his book called captured some of the similar themes not all but some similar and goliath his point is that the legal decision in the supreme court called citizens united and for those who don't know it this is a decision that if essentially gave corporations the right to be a person to be an individual. well to to act in a political system and to give money and to have a kind of freedom of speech that makes no distinction between that corporation and individual and senator whitehouse his comment was that this has killed the ability of the parties to work together that the corporations have become so powerful in controlling the message in punishing legislators that wander off away from that might wander off that it is created an inability to work on issue after issue after issue of major concern like climate change was the one that he was discussing and i'd like to hear from you on whether you share senator white house's perspective on that and whether that

since since you know the past number of years have been 26 states have passed voter suppression sheldon's down if you hold it's shelby county home there and so and since that time millions of people have been purged from the rolls the polling places have been closed this is a systemic attack and deliberately disorganizing people including people of color to then bring in especially people of color especially black voters to come in and then implement a set of policies that affects the broad range of the poor and so we have needed to have the voter suppression we just talk about actually what's happening with our military if you want to talk of the full range of activities what's what about military when what happens when 53 percent of our federal discretion dollars go to the military only $0.15 to anti-poverty programs we can talk about one while talking about the other when we're willing to spend 750000000000 on the military and not willing. and of 11000 of that having automatic voter registration that's the that's what i think is interesting about it this time because the president's go

i rather have bloomberg's money straight from him and no corruption rather than the money from sheldonomberg could stand on his big pile of money and that'll be his way of gains and heights. i think what's going on is president had seen bloomberg's ads and it is getting under bloomberg's skin. the president tweeted three times about bloomberg. he's not going to be in the iowa caucus as an option. does this prove that the president is so obsessed with tv ads? >> an incredibly thin skinned president. and so to see this phase where he feels like he's doing this presuper bowl interview, he should be the star to see someone else coming into what he seems to view as his toerritory. it is throwing him off and making him angry. it is so sad and pathetic to see fox news enabling this very small man to go on television and sit down with his pal and kind of makes fun of the other. >> bloomberg campaign put out a strong statement. the president is lying, he's a pathological liar, he lies about everything and his fake hair and obesity and his spray on tan. it is only february 2nd and we have a long

oh, sheldon. you haven't changed a bit, have you? why would i change? the hope has been that you'd eventually bend to public opinion. so, priya, what brings you back to l.a.? i have a one-day layover on my way to toronto. corporate merger. can you believe it? little priya's one of the lead attorneys for the biggest car company in india. given that when we met her, she was finishing law school and planning an internship at a large indian car company, it's actually extremely plausible. and your poll numbers just keep dropping. i want to catch up with all of you, but first i really must visit the loo. i'm going, too; i'll show you where it is. all right, this goes without saying, but i'm just going to say it anyway. hands off my sister. why would i touch her? she's covered with airplane germs. i'm so not talking to you. i'm talking to him. hey. i've got a girlfriend now. oh, please. my sister's much hotter than your girlfriend, and you know it. let's just agree they're both hot. but dude, that's my sister you're talking about! okay, forget who's hotter. th

the deputy ambassador was a guy named charles sheldon whitehouse, who was my father. and because he was there and because i was visiting, one of a very small group of dependents who were in vietnam at the time, i was there. so i was on the field at ton tonsonut during that long day as we waited for the prisoners to come out as we tried to get intel on what was holding things up, why the helicopters were not bringing them back. the day became night and they brought out huge klieg lights that lit up the field and i can still remember the bright insects flying around against the light against the dark sky on the hot tarmac of the airport and we waited and waited and we did not know what was going to happen or what had gone wrong. then late into the night we finally heard the familiar sound, the sound of the helicopters coming which every person who spent time in vietnam during that conflict remembers very, very well. and pretty soon they came close enough that you couldn't just hear them. you could see them. you could see the red belly lights flashing on the helicopters.

sheldon, come on. yeah, it's just one sneeze. (sneezes) you're on your own. see you, buddy. leonard, i have something for you. per our roommate agreement, this is your 24-hour notice that i will be having a non-related female spending two nights in our apartment. when you say "non-related female," you still mean human, right? of course. pets are banned under the roommate agreement, with the exception of service animals, such as seeing eye dogs and, one day, cybernetically- enhanced helper monkeys. are you planning on kidnapping a woman? sarcasm? yes, but mixed with genuine concern. for your information, i'll be playing host to dr. elizabeth plimpton. the cosmological physicist from princeton? yes. and until you acquire a surgical mask, please address your comments to me through a napkin. we've been corresponding for years about our mutual interest in tons in the early universe. and now she's under consideration for a position at our university. why didn't you tell me you knew elizabeth plimpton? i am a huge fan of hers. i didn't realize i was obligated to share my connection

hey, sheldon.as up in the administration office, and i happened to overhear the name of the winner of this year's chancellor's award for science. and you want to rub my nose in the fact that my contributions are being overlooked again? i am the william shatner of theoretical physics. all right, i'll play. what self-important, preening fraud are they honoring this year? oh, i'm so glad you asked it like that. you. i won? you won. i won! this is astonishing. not that i won the award-- no one deserves it more. actually, i guess i misspoke. it's not astonishing; more like inevitable. i'm not sure what to do first. maybe i should call my mother. wait! i know-- i'm going to conduct an interview with myself and post it online. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveli

i don't think that's going to happen, sheldon. no one ever does. that's why it happens.food here? ooh. what's that? that, dear lady, is the wolowitz programmable hand, designed for extravehicular repairs on the international space station. ah, cool. ask me to pass the soy sauce. oh, does that come up much on the space station? mostly with asian and jewish astronauts. all right. pass the soy sauce. coming up. (inhales, clears throat) (rapid typing) so how's work? oh, it's not bad. kind of hungry. yeah, we all are. just wait. you realize, penny, that the technology that went into this arm will one day make unskilled food servers such as yourself obsolete. really? they're going to make a robot that spits on your hamburger? i thought you broke up with her. why is she here? okay, here we go. passing the soy sauce. (whirring) put out your hand. oh! that modest leap forward from the basic technology that gave us country bear jamboree.

being a champion for the average person and he also has, unlike trump who relies on billionaires like sheldon adelson and robert mercer, bernie sanders has a working-class movement behind him. a working-class movement talking about challenging foreign wars and spending money on health care for everybody increasing wages at home. things that people actually need and having a mobilized working-class movement is a huge threat to the establishment that is relied to this date on donor big donors and lobbyists. >> tucker: let me ask you one thing. if trump is no threat to national security state, why are they reresurrecting the russia hoax? >> this has been a great way to keep him in line. he did talk about having better relations with russia and whatever his intentions were that isn't totally undermined. right now, the u.s. and russia are in a whole new nuclear arms race. for them to do this is a good way to keep him in check. they obviously do not seem as a suitable steward for the war machine. he has radically called it out and talked about a military industrial complex, but they did not want so

fine, sheldon, tell us about your giant rodents. no, you squandered your time with me, and the moment has now passed. feast on your disappointment, much as the capybara feasts on its own waste.

. >>> with me is senator sheldon whi whitehouse.enator whitehouse, given what has happened over the last two weeks and given, frankly, whatever we want to say, the legislative branch is lessened in the eyes of the president, what can you do? >> well, i think that the american public is still out there and the house still has oversight power and subpoena authority. i think on our side in the senate it is unlikely the chairman wants to cross president trump or put any of trump's cabinet into the line of fire or under oath in a committee hearing where they'd have to testify truthfully so i think the senate's not a place for much action here but the house still has a job to do and the tools to do its job so it ability over for these guys after the stunts they have pulled. >> look. if a career justice department official came to you and said, what do i do? i'm seeing this. but i got to protect my job. i'm worried about going to the inspector general. it feels as if you heard our reporting from ken dilanian. talk of a protest and fear to

sheldon, the world is filled with dirty discarded socks. not my world., you know who'd really dig seeing this experiment? penny. i wasn't aware that lunar ranging was her thing. although, i suppose the retro-reflector left on the moon by neil armstrong does qualify as a shiny object. why don't you ask her to come up? i don't know, it's still a little weird since, you know... she dumped you? she didn't dump me. we were just in different places in the relationship. i fail to see how a relationship can have the qualities of a geographic location. oh, it's very simple. leonard was living in a little town called "please don't leave me" while penny had just moved to the island of "buh-bye." screw you guys. i'm gonna go see if she's home. if it's not too much trouble, i'd like to point this at the moon now. wait a second. the good wife is crying. something's very wrong. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed

so, the usual, with extra spit on sheldon's hamburger. penny, a moment? do you have plans this weekend? oh, gee, amy, i'm sorry, i'm actually pretty busy this weekend. probably serving food that was ordered today. that's too bad. i was hoping you could be my plus-one at the institute of interdisciplinary studies' symposium on the impact of current scientific research on societal interactions. the what? it's an annual science conference. we've all been invited to speak. oh! oh, okay, well, you know, like i said, i have plans, so... shame. since you're my best friend, i thought it would be a good bonding opportunity. i'm your best friend? don't you read my blog? oh, don't feel bad. i never read leonard's, and i used to sleep with him. do you know anybody else who would appreciate an all-expense-paid spa weekend at a four-star resort in big sur? no, i really-- i'm sorry, free what? sorry, what, what? i think her weekend just opened up. you know, it is going to be difficult, but i'm going to cancel my plans so i can do this for my bestie. please don't touch m

would someone please turn off the sheldon commentary track? there's no switch.u think this is good, you should come with us friday to see it on the big screen at the colonial. well, i'm watching it now. why would i want to see it again on friday? because the print they're showing on friday has an additional 21 seconds of previously unseen footage. 21 seconds? that'll be like seeing a whole new movie! exactly. they say it finally solves the submarine controversy. did-- leonard? i'm no expert, but i believe what we just heard from penny was sarcasm. oh! good. i'm eight for 26 this month. yeah, i think i'll pass. but you guys enjoy your extra 21 seconds. bet if i could make you understand why this is such a cool thing, we'd still be together. mm, yeah, no, we wouldn't. uh-huh. i'm guessing 21 seconds had something to do with that, too.

sheldon whitehouse of rhode island is joining us a member of the judiciary committee, and thank you for joining us. as you appreciate, you have cast two of the most significant votes of your senate career. you voted to convict the president of the united states and remove him from office. what does the gravity of this moment, senator, mean for you? >> well, i think that for me and i suspect for most of my colleagues, we are glad that this is over. it has been an unseemly ordeal and not the senate's finest hour. i think that we fell down on our very basic responsibility of conducting a proper trial. and the result was preordained and i hope that we can put it behind us, because it is an unfortunate moment in the senate's history. >> your colleague republican mitt romney voted to convict the president of abuse of power, and in your words, you ran into a partisan wall and what do you mean by that? >> that on our side, there was never going to be votes for a proper trial, and never going to be votes for witnesses, and never going to be votes to bring forth the evidence waiting in boxes for

supreme court stands, and when the government took the property to build the court, bernice a sheldon matthews, who happened to be a specialist in she was asking for a very high price, and the government said this is just an old building. it is not worth anything. but she had what we call the society of elder inhabitants of the district of columbia. he testified about this building having been a jail for notorious confederate spies in the civil war. and before that, it was a temporary capital when the capitol burned down in the war of 1812. but the government would have none of it. finally, she introduced a photograph of a notorious confederate spy who happened to be a woman taken inside that building, so the government threw in the towel, and she won for the national woman's party the largest condemnation award the united states had ever paid up till that time. she was very active in the american bar association. those were the days when it was opposition to the equal rights amendment, the opposition was the fear that it would take away the protective labor legislation. and she wrote

trump is getting money from sheldon addleson, in las vegas, other fat cats.g war chest. and bloomberg has a big war chest. and i would rather have bloomberg's money than their money, okay? >> and how do you address the past record of mike bloomberg as mayor. there's been a lot of talk about stop and frisk, the comments he made about it. throwing people up against the wall. as late as 2018, he was speaking favorably about stop and frisk. he's since apologized, but there are a lot of people, obviously, who are skeptical about that. >> that's right. mike bloomberg made a mistake. he said he made a mistake. he was convinced that somehow we had to reduce the murder rate in new york city, which was affecting minority communities, frankly, more than some other parts of the city. and he was frustrated, wrongly, he says, that this stop and frisk business might help. i don't know whether it helped or not, but he finally has decided that, no, not only did it not help that much, but it made victims of people who were innocent. and it was not constitutional, as a matter o

dustin fouler to sheldon noisy to collin thorough, out at the play. bob melvin on the versatility of chad pinder. >> he has played more outfield the last couple of years. he is able to play, obviousliment we're looking at different compliments. he played third the other day. but, no, it's whatever we need is what chad pinder does, similar to what mark cannon does. >> the top prospects along with the coaches and scouts are in indianapolis for an nfl combine, an event some have dubbed the underwear olympics. >>> michael turk, you're not going to see this often. look at this, he puts up 25 reps on the bench press. that's 225 pounds. we call that the ashley workout. stanford tight end colby park parkinson ran a 4.78 dash. fastest time today. henry ruggs iii. niners jim lynch watching. niners need a wide receiver. >>> warriors hosting the lakers tonight. bad news. if you spent a bunch of money on tickets to check out lebron james, not playing tonight because of a groin injury. andrew wiggins maybe his warriors debut against the lakers almost throw weeks ag

when people first saw bernie, bloomberg and biden, they thought it was a live audition for "old sheldonaughter ] not only was the debate on cbs, it is also aired on b.e.t. it would've been over in two seconds if the moderator asked each democrate, "name one show on b.e.t." [ laughter ] "b.e.t. awards?" [ laughter ] and after a rough debate last week, mike bloomberg triedli le ff and this is interesting, after last debate, people are saying that pete buttigieg and amy klobachar don't like each other. [ audience oohs that's crazy buttigieg and klobachar don't sound like rivals, they sound like furniture at ikea [ laughter ] "honey, what do you think? we'll get the buttigieg in ivory. [ laughter ] meanwhile i saw that president trump just wrapped up his big trip to india. when he first got to india, he was like, "wow, i can't believe mike pence used to be governor of this place. [ laughter ] "that's indi -- indiana. [ laughter ] while trump was in india, he attended a namaste trump rally trump loved the name and it actually inspired him to start doing yoga himself [ light laughter ] >> ste

and included all of your cbs favorites including "survivor," "blue bloods," and of course, "young sheldon laughter ] democrats held their latest primary debate last night. and i have to say it was really jarring to see difference between bloomberg in the debate and bloomberg in every ad break. [ laughter ] it was -- like when you see the tv version of a cheese burger from a fast food commercial. and then you go there. and you get one. and it looks like this [ laughter ] that's debate bloomberg right there. and this -- this is debate bloomberg after elizabeth warren got ahold of him. [ laughter ] during last night's -- [ cheers and applause during last night's debate every candidate was asked to share their personal motto for example, amy klobuchar's was "politics is about improving people's lives." and elizabeth warren's was "i will murder mike bloomberg with my bare hands. [ laughter ] [ applause ] according to a new report the fcc received more than 1300 complaints about the super bowl halftime performance by jennifer lopez and shakira and i have to agree. it was not long enough [ laugh

sheldon, do you have somebody who can write? yucca mountain, please.e will call up yucca mountain is ok. that is the end of that. yucca mountain, you are in great shape or it may be they can finally report it properly. we are reversing decades of calamitous trade policies. washington politicians took money from lobbyists, global corporations and corrupt special interests. they sold our wealth. they shipped it overseas and to other countries. america lost one in four manufacturing jobs following the twin disasters of nafta and wto.'s entrance into the probably an even worse deal for us than nafta. undermining ministration, the of america is over -- under my administration the great betrayal of america is over. america is no longer for sale. [applause and cheers] last month we ended nafta and i signed the brand-new u.s.-mexico-canada agreement. ymca, thatthe song is the only way to remember it. usmca is a gigantic victory for farmers, ranchers and manufacturers across the great state of nevada. [applause and cheers] i also took the strongest ever action