hi, steve. it is time for this high flyer to join us to tell us how he built a humble foundation. ♪ steve melhuish, welcome to "high flyers." steve: thank you very much. haslinda: when you were a young lad at the age of seven, mom came home one day after seeing the headmaster. she was upset and she was crying. the headmaster had told her that steve wouldn't be doing anything with himself. she must have been sorely disappointed. little did she know that steve would one day be the ceo of a company. it all began because you couldn't find a house in singapore. tell us about it. steve: correct. i was living in singapore in 2006, and for those who know about singapore, the market being very quiet for about eight years. i was renting a property, and the whole property market exploded. i had to move out of the house pretty fast because there was an enforced block sale. i had to move out pretty fast, my wife and i. the first thing we did as recently arrived foreigners was to go online. what surprised me

>> steve: yeah! that is a new record. usa! no, no, no, no. i'm sorry.e, f news aired some more of trump's interview with tucker carlson last night, and the president was asked what he does at the end of the day. well, listen to what he said. >> i love to read. actually, i'm looking at a a book. i'm reading a book. i'm trying to get started. i love to read. [ laughter ] i don't get to read very much. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. i read. i read cereal boxes. [ cheers ] i read my remote control. i try to read the little words at the bottom of fox news, but sometimes they go too fast, but i try to read. [ cheers and applause ] i love reading. i'm mr. book. they call me "mr. book." this is going viral here. you guys, you see this video? someone took a slow motion video of an amtrak train here in new york pulling into a a station and running into a a bunch of snow. everyone is okay. but just take a look at how cool this is. >> jimmy: here comes the train, and then -- what? oh, my. this is -- what? oh, man!

steve.. steve: leprechaun. brian: is it good luck or bad luck for them? what is the thing with that? steve: i know we had a leprechaun in the studio a few years ago. that did not turn out well. maybe it could be bad luck. brian: we did not know we had to give him a breathalyzer before he got here. ainsley: go out there and look for a four leaf clover. we will have headlines. brian: fiery healthcare debate coming your way. steve: julian? julian: make sure it's fiery. breaking overnight a cop killer may be off the streets thanks to bombshell evidence. accused of ambushing two police officers in detroit wednesday night. authorities now say his d.n.a. at the crime scene is linked to the murder of wayne state university officer sergeant collin rhodes. he was killed execution-style last november. and if you are illegal and looking for a place to stay in the united states, don't even think about setting foot in one colorado county. the sheriff there says his town followed the rules. >> butte county

steve: hi, ana. ana: hi, steve. order to cut down travel and enhance communication, i linked up pacific hospitality and grafton furniture with at&t collaborate. ana: did you get the files i sent you about the simple greek project? steve: yes, i did. lemonis: ana and steve will be able to make calls, hold conferences, and even share designs with one easy-to-use platform. and with simple greek franchises set to open all across the country, it's imperative that pacific and grafton stay connected and communicate. ana, i mean, the reason that this business is successful and will be successful is because you're a big driver. ana: you kind of brought this out of me, which i knew was there, but i never really applied it. you like, kicked my butt and woke me up and in a way. lemonis: you should be very proud because she is who she is because of her, but also because of you. gilbert: i don't think that i can live without this. lemonis: yeah, i know. we can't be without you. ana: he's like a different man. he's not as stressed

>> steve: yes.h tobiko and young english cucumber. but can you guess the secret ingredient? bon appetite. >> jimmy: smoked salmon with topiko? oh yeah. >> steve: it's tobiko. >> jimmy: can you break it apart or you do you just have to eat it? >> steve: i would just eat it if i were you. ♪ eat it remember that song? >> jimmy: yeah. i do remember that song. >> steve: when you've figured it out? [ light laughter ] yeah. so good. [ laughter ] whoa! there we go. that's called a winner. [ laughter ] all right, gentlemen. write down your answers of what you think the secret ingredient was. [ laughter ] sounded like a tasty one. [ laughter ] maybe you should put this in your restaurants, gordo. [ light laughter ] okay. is everyone ready? quest, are you ready? do you know what's in there? [ coughing ] all right. ready? >> jimmy: secret ingredient. >> steve: what do you think the secret ingredient was? gordon, you go first. >> [ bleep ] no. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm sorry. >> steve: all right.

> steve: really?mmy: you know how i do-do! >> steve: i know how he does-does. >> jimmy: you know how i do-do. come on. [ light laughter ] you guys, last night was the big finale of "the bachelor." did you see it? [ cheers ] oh, what a great season. nick wound up getting engaged to vanessa, a teacher from canada. that's right. [ cheers ] nick didn't plan on marrying vanessa, but after seeing the gop health care plan, moving to canada was the logical decision. [ cheers and applause ] had to do it. last night's finale actually took place in finland, and at one point, nick took vanessa on a horseback ride through the snow. i'd normally think that's romantic, but that's how i got to work today. [ laughter and applause ] figured i'd do it. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: saw a horse and go, i don't know. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i thought that was, like, one of those uber bikes or whatever. [ laughter ] >> steve: uber bikes? >> jimmy: what are they called? >> steve: pettycabs? >> jimmy: no, no. >> steve: city bik

>> steve: yes.unt but as soon as it comes in unless you have an unbelievable trap you've got to foul. you've got to foul. you've got to foul. >> andrew: they don't foul. >> steve: that's killing a lot of time. >> steve: that wasted 12-13 seconds. >> andrew: bobby hurley is shocked -- oleka only had one foul. they were hoping that he would get in. instead it's vila who comes but as you said wasted a lot of time. >> steve: arizona is another team that could march a whole slew of 75% and better free-throw shooters. trier 77%. >> andrew: he now has 18 points. >> steve: kind of quiet. >> andrew: one of six from deep. >> steve: you see what arizona has done since he came back in, and trier, since his suspension, they're still trying to figure it out. >> andrew: you saw it against ucla. even though you said it wasn't a big time 18 or 19 points. rebound two, alkins. >> andrew: rebound to alkins. >> steve: one question you have about arizona in terms of ultimately, how well they shoot the ball. they only mak

steve: okay.now at least that year he did. the very latest is the dnc says the reason is he not going to release his taxes other years is because he owes money to the russians. it's back to the russian thing. >> you know. i feel -- i actually genuinely feel sorry for these people. they have nothing. they have offered the american people absolutely nothing since our november victory on ideas, on policy, and on a way forward for american workers. president trump every single day is offering the american people a better way, a different way to go than we have been over the last 8 years. that's what's making him so successful. that's what's turned the american economy literally around on a dime. his optimism, his hope grows in opportunity agenda for america. for all americans. bringing jobs home. bringing jobs back to america. making america and companies want to participate in the american workforce. is just a tremendous thing. you just look at the job numbers from february. is he hitting it out of t

>> steve: oh!ience ohs ] >> jimmy: that's the absolute -- that's the worst. >> steve: that's unpopular. >> jimmy: he's polling less than that, yeah. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: he's less popular than youtube ads that you can't skip after five seconds. >> steve: what? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: don't make me watch the whole thing! [ cheers ] >> steve: that's the unpopular dance. >> jimmy: he's less popular than wet doorknobs. you know what i'm saying? >> steve: oh! ♪ hey! [ light laughter ] that's unpopular. >> jimmy: finally, trump is even polling lower than people who pronounce chipotle as chipolte. >> steve: yeah! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm saying. i couldn't even pronounce it. >> steve: no. that's not popular. >> jimmy: i'm still angry about that raisin. [ light laughter ] >> steve: have a cookie. >> jimmy: it's an oat moat ma goat right there. that's not a chockie chip. >> steve: that's health food. >> jimmy: that's an oat ma goat. not a chockie chip. >> steve: yeah. you wan

steve: okay.as said. when it comes to the wall, is he in favor of border security. doesn't say he is for the wall u one other thing, i believe he said, mitch mcconnell said yesterday he said he didn't think there would be any chance they could do the tax thing, tax reform before august. of course, the white house wants that done. of course. pete: that is classic washington, d.c. talk and thinking. we are not going to do the wall. security. hemming and hawing for years. it's why donald trump got elected. he looks at you and says i'm going to build you wall because what you have had so far is not going to words. we are not going to mince words. they are the ones coming across the border. president trump set the agenda and laid out a number of different ways how you could get reimbursement from mexico on a wall. ainsley: listen to how mainstream media is record reporting it. "the washington post" the headline. mitch mcconnell's refreshingly honest answer about mexico paying for the border wall. you k

>> steve: yes.unt but as soon as it comes in unless you have an unbelievable trap you've got to foul. you've got to foul. you've got to foul. >> andrew: they don't foul. >> steve: that'sli of time. >> steve: that wasted 12-13 seconds. >> andrew: bobby hurley is shocked -- oleka only had one foul. they were hoping that he would get in. instead it's vila who comes but as you said wasted a lot of time. >> steve: arizona is another team that could march a whole slew of 75% and better free-throw shooters. trier 77%. >> andrew: he now has 18 points. >> steve: kind of quiet. >> andrew: one of six from deep. >> steve: you see what arizona has done since he came back in, they're still trying toigure it out. >> andrew: you saw it against ucla. even though you said it wasn't a big time 18 or 19 points. rebound two, alkins. >> andrew: rebound to alkins. >> steve: one question you have about arizona in terms of ultimately, how well they shoot the ball. they only make six threes a game and ucla played them zone t

steve: okay.sive the last time yu cried could have been related to a romance. >> yes, sure. steve: that's a good answer. >> very fair. very fair. so other questions what does america mean to you when he asked you that question. >> america is the home of the brave. it's home for us. that's what it means. steve: what do you think of his whole idea where i'm going to weed out the snowflakes. i don't need snowflakes working for me. i need people who actually don't feel like they're entitled to a job. >> i totally get it. with all the stuff we go through on daily basis with our clients and what not it makes sense want people who wouldn't get offended easily. steve: these are. so questions that kyle asks potential employees, what does privilege mean to? i when was the last time you cried and why? how do you feel about the police as alli mentioned and how do you feel about guns? why is the gun question important? >> we do a lot of work with police and first responders and filming guns. we were out firing

>> steve: no. an earpiece or something? do you need -- >> steve: i would love something, because i'm not getting this bit at all. >> jimmy: i understand, let me give you another example, again, we are on the air. >> steve: i hate to do this to you people at home -- >> jimmy: understood -- >> steve: but do you happen to have one more? >> jimmy: yeah, all right. here's another example. >> steve: i'd love to hear it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "the grammys," is a a good name for a music awards show. >> steve: uh-huh. >> jimmy: it is a bad name for a pot dealership. [ laughter ] it's a great name for a gang of violent grandmothers. here they come! the grammys! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hey, sonny! ride around on motorcycles. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: machete-ing people. >> jimmy: yeah, so now -- now your understanding them. >> steve: i think, but -- >> jimmy: yeah, let me give you another example. >> steve: please, nail it home. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: next there's -- "dropbox." >> steve

steve: sure. are two headlines. one, if you are a budget hawk, you love the fact that over 10 years you're going to save something like $335 billion. that's good. >> that is the lead. i think this has been misunderstood. cbo's job is to advise congress on budgetary matters. this is quote a reconciliation bill special procedures. qualified has to save 2 billion. it saved 335 billion more than it needed to. that's the headline. steve: that is the headline for you. but for the mainstream media the headline is 14 million americans are going to lose health care next year it could grow to 27 million in a couple of years. >> and reason they, quote, lose their coverage is they decide not to take it up. the premiums are the same. the subsidies are the same. but the mandate is gone. so now you stop making it illegal to be uninsured and people choose not to buy health insurance. have you to decide for yourself. since they decided not to do it, are they worse off? steve: great point. because back in the day w

steve: sure.do you want the line in the sand to be somebody that is so competent and really palatable to so many in any other political climate? steve: i think we know the answer. the democrats have got to put up a fight because they have got to look to their base like they're doing something. that's one of the reasons why, listen to nancy pelosi from not that long ago talking about neil gorsuch. you would have thought he was a really bad guy even though so many of those democrats voted for him. here he is a flashback with nancy pelosi. >> it's a very hostile appointment. hill fellow, well met. lovely family i'm sure. as far as your family is concerned and if you breathe air, drink water, eat food, take medicine, or in any other way interact with the courts, this is a very bad decision. ainsley: if you're a human being. [laughter] hostile. steve: how does she even know? brian: at least she says he has a nice family. ainsley: i think i has a nice family. if you have a family and breathe. you can't

steve? steve: thank you, ainsley. as today. although we just heard from our producer chad pergram on capitol hill it is unclear if the vote will actually happen. meanwhile, house minority leader nancy pelosi is warning republicans that their vote, if they vote for it, it will permanently be with them like a tattoo. remember back in 2010 when mrs. pelosi and president obama were pitching their healthcare bill with these promises that turned out not to be true. >> if you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. if you like your healthcare plan, you will be able to keep your healthcare plan. period. >> affordable. affordable. there is a reason. affordable. affordable. affordable. affordable. affordable. >> well, it wasn't affordable. it was supposed to go down and actually went up. even back then the headlines led u.s. all to belief there was absolutely no way a healthcare bill was going to pass. so what is going to happen now. joined by dr. nicole saphier. okay, so unclear if they are going to vot

>> steve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: it's two families. >> jimmy: yeah, oh, yeah. >> steve: two familiesamily and the nog family. >> jimmy: noisy and egg-nog, yeah. >> steve: they've joined forces. >> jimmy: let's get to some business news. i read that starting this spring, apple is going to start making iphones in india. [ audience oohs ] then trump said, "i told you i'd get them to stop making stuff in china." [ laughter and applause ] "i told you. technically, i win. no more china." [ light laughter ] a lot of people are excited about this. the power rangers movie opens this weekend, you guys. ooh! [ cheers and applause ] it's a film about a group of people gaining an incredible amount of power, then squandering it because they can't agree on a healthcare plan. [ laughter and applause ] it's a very interesting. this is pretty cool. this week, michael phelps posted on instagram a starbucks barista labeled his coffee "the goat" -- [ light laughter ] for "greatest of all time." [ audience aws ] while another customer was like, "actually, i think there was a mix-up. they, uh -- [ laughter

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>> steve: yeah!ers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's good news. i thought it would be nice to take a moment to give a special shout-out to my three most favorite pandas out there. first up, there's bao bao. yeah. [ audience aws ] next, there's bei bei. [ audience aws ] and finally, of course, it's my favorite panda of all, bai yun. [ audience aws ] yeah, bai yun. that's so cute. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtag? hashtag, i didn't realize that you were here. what? are you upset that i didn't include you on my list of favorite pandas on national panda day? [ audience aws ] listen. [ light laughter ] i can explain. hashtag -- [ light laughter ] i can explain. i didn't put you on the list because, well, i don't think of you as a panda. [ audience aws ] i think of you as a friend. [ audience aws ] [ applause ] that's right. and you know what i like to do with my friends? i like to dance. hit it, roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ >> jimmy: all right, okay. let him rest. let him rest. [ lig

that's a job. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that's a job. >> jimmy: that's an option. >> steve:ody has to do a rundown traveling carnival as the world's oldest living boy. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: that's a job! >> jimmy: the world's oldest living boy. i would see it. i'd check it out. >> steve: he's the only one. >> jimmy: and finally, he could star in the off-broadway show "the elf on the shelf live." [ laughter ] live, baby. >> steve: love it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he just shows up at different spots. it's a great show. >> steve: fantastic show. >> jimmy: now, if he does end up resigning, it could mean that trump would lose another one of his top officials. that might explain this commercial i saw. ♪ >> the trump organization is proud to announce its newest hotel, trump resignation resort. [ laughter ] the world's only resort exclusively for ex-trump officials who were fired or resigned. come relax on a beach with former national security adviser michael flynn. enjoy the all you can eat buffet with former transition team leader chris christie. [ laughter

this one's from @r.m.harrisss. >> steve: how many ss? >> jimmy: three ss. >> steve: r.m.ve: what do they say? is this a good response? >> jimmy: yeah, it's a good response. he says, "right before spring break my friends and i all bought fake i.d.s from the same guy. the first bouncer confiscated them when he realized we were all named dan drobner. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wait a second. >> jimmy: you dropped your i.d. hold on, sir. you dropped your i.d. mr. drobner. wait a second? >> steve: you're dan drobner? >> jimmy: you're dan drobner? >> steve: and you're dan drobner? i must be seeing things. >> jimmy: i must be dan drobner. [ light laughter ] mr. dan drobner. mr. mr. dan drobner. this one's from @mimijo1. i thought it was minijo1. mimijo. >> steve: not minijo? >> jimmy: no, i do have mini drake, though. >> steve: where is he? yeah. [ cheers and applause ] he started at the bottom. >> jimmy: he started from the bottom, now here's here. [ laughter ] this one's from @mimijo. he says, "after i lathered myself with sunscreen, a storm hit the beach and sandblas

steve: sure.is sean spicer. >> on that story would be to validate certain things that i'm not at liberty to do. in the same way that you protect sources, when i call you and say you've got 18 anonymous sources and you go well, gentleman reveal my source. chairman nunes has an opportunity t reveal his sources. smart move was to make all the materials available to the chairman and ranking member of the relevant committees and i understand the obsession with the process piece. but we are focused on the substance. steve: they are focused on the substance because ultimately had comes down to this were laws broken and it kind of looks like it. the "new york times" came out with a blockbuster story yesterday it named two white house officials. one wadnic works with the nsc and ellis. they helped nunes review the intel in the eisenhower building on march the 21st. sean spicer refused to say whether or not they were nunes' sources. they are not necessarily both whistle blowers. they do have access to the w

steve: not too late. brian: thanks, steve.t trump. what could he face if in fact he did. judge andrew napolitano was given that question. he promises to have an answer. ainsley: a man lucky to be alive thanks to a 6-year-old son. what he did to save his life. both the dad and son are going to join us live. brian: another reason to have kids. ♪ why i'm keeping the faith ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ keeping the faith ♪ ♪ and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of d

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steve: sure.monstrable there. ainsley: anything we can do as a country to prevent the brits from doing this. brian: live with the amish. >> live with the amish, no electricity. the president during the campaign said i love wikileaks because they were leaking things about his opponent. really has a lot on his hands. i don't think he wants americans being spied on illegally by the cia. i don't think he wants americans being bid on illegally by foreign spies. steve: you know what, judge, if there is a silver lining to this whole episode, it is the fact it looks like when you look at the classifications it's not the super secret stuff. it's older devices impacted. talked about how to use 3.5-inch floppy disk. maybe this is older stuff. somebody further down the food chain. >> you are going to see the newer stuff coming and some of it is creepy. the computer chip in a microwave in your kitchen when the door is open can be accessed wirelessly as a listening device. who is doing the accessing? the fbi ne

steve. 2011, john podesta joins the board of this very small energy company called jouljewel energy out of massachusetts. about two month after he joins the board. a russian company puts a billion rubles about 35-million-dollar into john podesta's company. now, what is nano. it's not a private company, steve. it is a fund directly funded by the kremlin. in fact, the russian science minister called rusano putin's child. so the vution government investing in one john podesta's businesses in 2011. while he is an advisor to hillary clinton. at the state department. steve: while is he an advisor to hillary clinton. okay. does anybody in the trump circle rye to the level where there is this kind of money involved? >> no. i haven't seen that yet. nobody that is, you know, has an advisory role in the white house has had this money exchange. and certainly et money hasn't exchanged farce we know while they have been add vying the ade president. steve: advising hillary clinton running for president and

steve: right.e whole thing is, you know, when he is being grilled for confirmation it's like oh, you know, we asked you about russia. he says look, i was a u.s. senator. senior member of the senate armed services committee that is to say. it was never as a campaign person. the white house has just issued another statement. here it is. this is the latest attack against the trump administration bipartisan democrats. general session met with the ambassador official capacity as a member of the senate armed services committee. which is consistently, entirely consistent that is to say, with his testimony. that is absolutely accurate. ainsley: all right. brian: but whether this is one of the officials coming out, is this story going to get bigger? other networks are doing special programming around. this because they would rather talk about anything than what went on with that speech yesterday. however, if jeff sessions met with the ambassador like he did with the armed services committee and he was at bl

steve hilton.also the former director of strategy for prime minister david cameron. of course, out on the campaign, then candidate donald trump started talking about drain the swamp, i think initially he thought it was kind of a corny expression but it really has resonated with people. >> he didn't really love the phrase but the idea which is washington, d.c. isn't working. it's all controlled by lobbyists and donors and officials who have been there forever. that's why change isn't happening. that's what drain the swamp the idea meant. once people heard the phrase they really understood the kind of changes that the president wanted to bring. steve: let's talk about how to drain the swamp. first step washington, d.c. by the way when people refer to the swamp back in the old days the national mall where they built that was actually a swamp. so that's where the expression comes from. >> so, steve, the first thing we have got to think about something actually the president deal with the lobbyists. her

>> steve: adore a hot dog?ot dogs, i always have a hot dog here anytime i'm ready to chomp down. >> steve: yeah, it's always ready to go. >> jimmy: it's always the best. higgins, you want a hot dog? >> steve: oh, love one. >> jimmy: cool, my man. [ light laughter ] there you go. hey you guys, that's all we have for this edition of my "do not read list." if you have a book that you think should be on our next do not read list, i want to see it. send your title to our blog at donnotread@tonightshow.com. we'll be right back with jessica chastain, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ share the joy of real cream... ...with reddi-wip. where plans start at onlycricket $30/month. and more 4g lte coverage than t-mobile or sprint. plus, when you switch now you can get a brand new smartphone for free. cricket wireless. something to smile about. what bad back?gels work so fast you'll ask what pulled hammy? advil liqui - gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. i got it. i

steve: sure.at. >> of course not. steve: it does appear there could be some bad actors somewhere. chris bedford from the daily caller. sir, thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: all right. straight ahead, kellyanne conway is going to join us live with more reaction to our top' story at the top of the hour. stick around. ♪ dale. dale! oh, hey, rob. what's with the minivan? it's not mine. i don't -- dale, honey, is your tummy still hurting, or are you feeling better to ride in the front seat? oh! is this one of your motorcycling friends? hey, chin up there, dale. lots of bikers also drive cars. in fact, you can save big if you bundle them both with progressive. i'd like that. great. whoo. you've got soft hands. he uses my moisturizer. see you, dale. bye, rob. brian: we start talking about the president's tweets over the weekend. saturday around 6:00 in the morning he came out and tweeted out that it looks liratr the president himself authorized the wiretaps at trump tower right before he actuall

>> steve: woo-woo! show, "a series of unfortunate events," is available now. neil and i are going to go head-to-head in a game of egg russian roulette. higgins, would you like to explain how this works? >> steve: yes! gah! james. neil. >> hello. >> steve: in my hand i have one dozen eggs. eight of them have been hard boiled. the other four are still raw. [ light laughter ] you and neil will take turns selecting one egg at a time and smashing it upon the top of your head. you won't know which eggs are raw and which are the hard boiled. and once you choose a egg, you must continue with that egg. no put backs. first one to smash two raw eggs on their own head loses. neil. please, as a guest of the show, you will choose the first egg. [ light laughter ] >> yeah -- you're wonderful in the "rocky horror picture show." >> steve: oh, thank you. [ laughter ] i take that as a compliment. >> i choose this. >> jimmy: wha -- are you sure? that one? >> this egg. >> steve: [ inaudible ] >> jimmy: what's that feel like

i fear i laugh too hard. >> steve: is it karma -- >> that was -- >> steve: yeah. >> jim: >> steve: raw betwixt. >> jimmy: in betwixt neither hither nor. >> ahh. ahh. >> jimmy: wht does it feel? doesn't feel good, does it? >> it doesn't feel good! >> jimmy: ha-ha, yeah! [ audience ohs ] [ cheers and applause ] >> ahh! ♪ what! what! i like this game! [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] uh -- guys? >> yeah, that one. [ cheers ] how many rounds are there? >> jimmy: there will be one more round after this one. [ laughter ] this one doesn't feel -- but i don't know! >> this feels different. [ chants ] >> jimmy: oh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> nicely done. >> jimmy: almost hit myself too hard there. got a little light headed there. [ laughter ] really went for it on that one. >> ooh. >> jimmy: it felt like it was a a little liquidy in there. >> all right, im not even -- i'm going to -- i'm going to blind check. [ audience ohs ] i'm not even going to go for -- >> jimmy: no, i've seen this trick. he can see the camera -- >> all right, wait. what does it feel like? >> it feels exactly as c

(steve) and i'm steve aveson.y the n- f-l owners voted to allow the raiders to move to las vegas. (pam) tonight at eleven: we have team coverage on everything you need to know. in phoenix-- the nightmare scenario oakland raiders fans have been dreading for months became a reality this morning. as nfl owners, by a tally of 31-1, voted to approve a move that sends the silver and black to las vegas. "my father used to say that the greatness of the raiders is in its future and the opportunity to build a world class stadium in the entertainment capital of the world is one opportunity that will give us the ability to achieve that greatness."the raiders are expected to remain in the bay area for two more seasons...while their w

>> steve: what!my word," with the question, "am i the only one wondering why this chicken is so big?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kfc was like, "we're going to need a bigger bucket. i mean that is a big chicken!" [ laughter and applause ] actually, i'm pretty sure that chicken ate colonel sanders. ♪ oh. when that bird flies south for the winter it buys two seats on a delta flight. ♪ i mean, that chicken is big. >> audience: how big is it? >> jimmy: it's so big, instead of crowing to wake people, it just flips their mattress over. "get up!" ♪ we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, everybody! welcome, welcome, welcome to our show, and thank you for watching. thank you for being here, everybody. hey, guys, this is a fun thing we're going to do. most of donald trump's cabinet is in place, but it's very hard to remember who all the cabinet members are and what they look like. so, to help out we thought it would b

steve: that's steve doocy. ruby tuesday.-year-old jack from birmingham one of the kids in the class yelled jack, you're famous now. >> he sure is. going viral. this is going to be playing all day. brian: let's talk about this now. we know the size of obamacare. with new healthcare plan is a different size. when you stack it up in two separate stacks. >> that's what tom price did yesterday. he printed out both plans and stacked one up right next to the other to show how cohesive the new bill is. and, of course, social media picked up on this. first our very own john roberts kind of explained it on twitter and the table was for, question mark? mystery solved. side by side of new healthcare ball left and the affordable care act right. so jeff tweeted your essay vs. the essay of someone who did the reading. steve: good one. >> jessica said my paper before versus my paper after 12 and a half times new roman double spacing and increasing the margins. the go-to move of anybody who is trying to get through both sleepless college nig

steve? steve: thank you very much, heather.ur's drive from washington, d.c. out west. it's a small town in a red county in a swing state that backed donald trump for president by 225 percentage points. brian: i used my gold car so abby huntsman could get a rental car. she is on my account so she could find out what people think about the address. abby, are you okay? what are the people like. >> i'm okay, brian. you may not have car when i get back from this trip. it is beautiful out here. there is so much land. i'm sitting here with richard gary -- richard, mark, and gary. we are all becoming friends this morning. two of you came out because you saw us on this morning. i don't think you slept because you watched the sleep last night. you woke up at 3:00 this morning, what was your response to it. >> i thought it was wonderful. brilliant. best speech of his career. it was right on target. he is doing everything he said he was going to do. that's what people like me appreciate. >> what do you do. >> retired army helicopter pilot.