welcome, sheryl lee ralph. abc's first comedy to quadruple its ratings since its premier. why do you think it is resonating? sheryl: there is something about this show, with the use of entertainment, comedy, is talking about something that is on everybody's minds, and that is teachers and the education, or lack thereof, of america's children. >> sometimes spelled bul, which is interesting. i am teaching the kids some psych words. >> you are abandoning the phonics principal these children need. this is alassroom, not a hoagie stand. >> hoagie! sheryl: abbott elementary is all about paying aention to the needs of the most underrated, underappreciated people in america. america's teachers. >> so disrespectful. sheryl: they deserve more. they deserve more respect. they deserve more support. they derve to be paid more. more should be given to those who mold the hearts and the minds of america's children. do not take what it is they bring to this country to their communities, to our cities, do not enter estimate that

sheryll cashin, why is that? >> nobody beats james baldwin as the 20th century writer for me for the power of his language. for the truth telling. and his own emotion and passion to just jump off the page. i've worked very very hard with this book to be a writer . and to be a good writer. i have literary ambitions s and i find myself going back to baldwin and he was also a writer who was engaged with the civilrights movement, engaged with the civil rights struggles of his time . i tried to be, so he's inspired me on so many levels . but on a nonfiction writer. and he's for me among the best of nonfiction writers who are commenting on nwhat i perennially comments on was the circumstances of race, the african-american experience of trying to engage folders and. so i never get enough of him. >> i've been rereading baldwin myself and he's one that you've got to turn off the tv. you can't but be distracted by other things because of the language. you want to absorb it a little. >> that's what i read. for me, reading i

. >> jimmy: and sheryl heinz is on your show now. >> yes, yes.mention that sheryl heinz is on "flight attendant." i texted her the night before larry. can you give me any advice? ho do i know i'm doing a good job. and she goes well, i shouldn't tell you this. i love her. i shouldn't tell you this. she is minnie mouse. if larry is very happy with you and you had a great experience, he will give you a hug at the end of your shoot day. now this was during the height of covid. we're kind of still in it, right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> but this is a height. and larry is a little bit of a germophobe. i don't know if i'm going to be getting a hug today. this is already i'm -- they're batting against me. >> jimmy: why would she tell you that? >> i know. god, i hate sheryl heinz. i'm realizing that right now. now i'm waiting for the hug. it's covid. no one wants to touch any way. and then i'm thinking oh my god, if i don't get a uh, i have to get a picture with larry david. i was too afraid to ask him for a picture. i was an idiot. he may not even know who i am

his new documentary, "sheryl," begins streaming friday, may 6th, on showtime you can also hear him onfrom nashville, tennessee, fred eltringham, everybody [ cheers and applause thanks for a great week, my friend >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> seth: our first guest tonight is a tony award-winning and oscar-nominated actor you know from films such as "tick, tick...boom!," "the eyes of tammy faye," and from his role in "angels in america" on broadway. he stars in fx's "under the banner of heaven." the first two episodes premiere tonight exclusively on hulu. let's take a look. >> allen has already admitted that he's lost his faith and - >> if a lack of lds faith gets a man convicted, a lot of people in the draper prison, me included - >> i'm not saying that i'm saying, leaving the church, that would have created a lot of grief in his family. they would have put a lot of pressure on him to return, to save themselves the humiliation of a wayward son and the laffertys, they're kind of like utah kennedys. >> good thing i voted for nixon. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, andrew

should have shown you what the 3 north greenish locals, kinley school book only shows a short note for sheryl with a new but with a peach with did a great year is stored ear, marcia watches, story or is divided abner strain year climate of what each of those all, it was numbers, any voice so mentally at our it's indiana to stop the payment when you buy a really senior lease in that little freely, but a bar discount, all those on with the quote from the start flows, borders are shown to know about that. i see a store broker. i knew provisional been there are it are when you have to be inside a walker. eat for the dish you oversize plus that it was only pa coline. ah ah ah oh is your media a reflection of reality? ah, in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way? where are you being led somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other bec

crow, whose new documentary "sheryl" begins streaming friday, may 6th on showtime you can also hearboth willie nelson and miranda lambert. for more information go to fredeltringhamdrummer. com fred eltringham is here, everybody [ cheers and applause thanks so much for being here, fred >> thanks, seth. >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy and golden globe nominated actor you know from movies like "a beautiful mind" and as vision in the marvel cinematic universe he stars in "a very british scandal," which is streaming now on prime video. let's take a look. >> i'm sorry but i just -- i don't like it. >> i can't put you down. everybody is looking >> and are you going to drop me? >> i'm not going to [bleep drop you >> would you please put me down? please ♪ >> ian >> there, you're down. happy? >> seth: please welcome back to the show paul bettany, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: welcome back. >> nice to be back >> seth: it's been a long time >> it has. why haven't you had me back? >> seth: well, i was waiting for you to do good work. [ laughter ] and i really enjoyed th

crow, whose new documentary "sheryl" begins streaming next month on showtime you can also hear him newa lambert. for more information, go to fed -- fred -- excuse me fredeltringhamdrummer.com. fred eltringham is here. thank you so much for being with us, fred >> thank you >> seth: our first guest tonight is a golden globe award-winning actor you know from movies such as "dune," "inside llewyn davis," and the "star wars" franchise. he stars in "moon knight," which is streaming now on disney+ with new episodes released every wednesday. let's take a look. >> look, i wish i could just disappear. i really do. but unfortunately, i'm still here and if you are going to go through with this, you've got to be smart, at least for layla's sake i've been in situations like this before. >> so have i it's the same body, isn't it it's in there somewhere. muscle memory and that >> yeah, i'm not sure it works that way just - >> well, whatever. >> i'm here. you're not alone >> i know i'm not alone. i know i'm bloody not alone. i've got layla she's got my back. >> oh, you're in love? now you're in love wi

crow, whose new documentary, "sheryl," begins streaming next month on showtime you can also hear hime nelson and miranda lambert. for more information, go to fredeltringhamdrummer.com. fred eltringham is here. [ cheers and applause welcome to the show, fred. so happy to have you >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> seth: our first guest tonight is a talented actor and host you know from his work on shows like "brooklyn nine-nine" and "america's got talent. his new memoir, "tough my journey to true power," is out tuesday. please welcome back to the show, our friend terry crews, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: so nice to have you here back in the studio with us. >> real people >> seth: real people >> real people i love real people i love you >> seth: very nice and real people love you we missed you. there was a -- we had a "brooklyn nine-nine" finale show you had obviously, you had filmed the finale months before we did this, but we had the gang back together. you weren't here, but we went out of our way to make sure you were represented, and were y

>> sheryl sandberg the ceo says it's going to be a multiyear journey. 20% of content on instagram ishrough reels. we already have the oculus headset and this year we will see the launch of a working headset. meta-platforms are exercising financial prudence. manus: thank you very much, laura wright there in london. the nasdaq flying hi, up 1.25%. dani: the dollar at a 20 year high. that's it for us. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network. with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities.™ dani: good morning. i am anna edwards in london. mark cudmore, our markets live editing manager, joins us from singapore to take us through all of the market action this

>> sheryl sandberg sees the future very much in reels. 20% of time spent on instagram is on instagram reels. now the push toward the metaverse. that will take a significant proportion of investment and spending, zuckerberg prevailed he thinks he could be 10 years before the metaverse races -- which is profitability. the headset was released last year, facebook all right has eight virtual reality work headset, he says it could replace the traditional desktop computer. >> is like a hologram, isn't it? >> as a whole different universe. maybe next quarter will be speaking to each other through virtual headset sunset. >> or not. medassets of new innovations coming down the pipe, -- meta. unilever has beat the average analyzer estimate. we hear from the ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ g. ♪ >> welcome back to the open. let's get you the key earning interview. they reported underlying sales at bp average estimate. the consumer goods warns a raw material inflation will get worse as the war in ukraine impacts profitability. >> we are seeing inflation across all -- agricultural commodities, pension ch

we heard sheryl sandberg jump in saying it is a significant long-term opportunity.t will be a multiyear journey. the question is -- can facebook and instagram really do this take on video well? they have experimented with video significantly in the past. it has not always work out. we will have to see if it really is the answer. something else i point out is they did trim their expense outlook. a lot of people have been concerned about how much money meta is pouring into this vision of the metaverse, which some think is a pipe dream. they have reduced the amount of money they planned to spend, so investors are excited about that, but they are still losing on the management of $3 billion, so they are not anywhere close. haidi: a bank of japan expected to keep its monetary policy settings unchanged at today's meeting, pushing back against speculation that a week yen will force japan into surging inflation. let's bring in our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays. boj day, always exciting. kathleen: the big question, certainly probably the most we can expect

up next its booktv's monthly in-depth program with author and georgetown university law professor sheryll cashin. her books include "the failures of integration," "the agitator's daughter" and most recently "white space, black hood" in which she contends that government sanctioned segregation policies have led to a geography-based caste system in the united states. >> host: so sheryll cashin, what is the path from

the one i had was sheryl sandberg and i said lori clinton is not a lizard. i've met her, she's not a lizard. >> .. >> what happens next from your perspective? >> well, on alex jones, so at the end of last year, right, there were four separate defamation lawsuits filed by the families of ten victims. alex jones has lost those suits because he refused to cooperate and to give his business records or to provide adequate depositions. so basically just defaulted himself, and so they won. so it's a sweeping victory for the families, but it means that now in the spring just in ina couple weeks from now the trials will begin. so juries offset damages. >> it's just damages? >> all but he's lost and all the juries have to do decide how much she should pay them in damages. >> and he will of course declare bankruptcy or -- >> he's already scurrying and running and setting up and juggling above of llc siesta try to hide his income. >> so the paint that these families continue, continues. >> it still around. but now it's brutal policy level because sadly they're joined by

t these places the kd of thing where i would call and say, the one i had is when i called it was sheryl sandberg is it hillary clinton is not a lizard i have met her she is not a lizard can you take down these conspiracy theories that she is an actual lizard it's under her skin in all of this ultimately led to pedophile and this and that. >> so what do you imaginela they're going to do now? what you think will happen? is doing this group is trying to expand it, what happens next from your perspective? >> a while, and alex jones at the end of last year there were four separate defamation lawsuits filed by the victims of ten victims. alex jones has a loss of those suits because he refused to cooperate and to give his business records or to provide adequate depositions. so he basically just defaulted himself. and so they won it is a sweeping victory for the families. but it means that now in the spring just a couple weeks from now the trials will begin so juries will set damages. >> just damages? >> all he has lost all thede juries have to do is decide how much he should pay them in damage

. >> with sheryl i think he was the most stable and grounded he ever was. >> we meditated every morning>> they had joined this cult where they had tried to find inner peace. he was trying to center himself. >> some people might have called it a cult, but it was the best things that could have happened to larry. he was so happy. >> but then they began to want him to get involved more, and larry wasn't going to follow anybody else's drum. he was going to beat his own. >> larry was a chameleon. and he would get bored with a lifestyle. when he decided he was sick of living up there, he wanted to kind of get back and do law, and i think the pull to his addictions started then. >> this would have been probably in 1991. he came back. his business went off the hook. >> he wanted to change his image. he wanted to be on tv. and larry said, "i can do this, and i can make a lot of money." >> i met larry mcnabney. for lunch. he said, "what can you do?" i gave it some thought and started setting the tone with him and his western hat and western clothes. >> the smart thing to do is hire a lawyer who c

. >> sheryl sandberg had a cautious note. >> we're working with european l regulators on these rule usere expecting and the details on this will matter but overall, the regulatory environment is a real challenge for our industry >> but on the upside, zuckerberg was bullish on the lon long-term-money-making of reels. they say they're making progress in addressing apple's operating changes, seems like they are finding some work arounds. >> what do you think about the cost side? we talking in the 6:00 hour about this tony fedell tweet, who said we spent $20 billion to build the iphone and they spent $13 billion to build a meta verse that's not really here yet. what do you think's going to happen to their costs over time? >> these investments in the meta verse are going to be so long before they actually pay out for the company that they're going to have to pull back how many they're spending on them right now. there was a shift in the way he was talking about this they've renamed the company meta, saying they were going to be spending these billions and billions of dollars in order to get