we'll check in with steve live at white house. steve? steve: ainsley, you are about to see something on the fox news channel that has never happened we believe in the history of white house reporting and that is, you know, the president of the united states is just outside the press room, and it looks as if he is enroute to our location. he had tweeted earlier that he saw that we were on the front lawn. he was going to make an unannounced stop. and you know what? he is now, looks like, looks like they stopped him. looks like they stopped him for a moment. they did is him a couple questions. this is crazy. the president of the united states is coming up the driveway in front of the west wing, and i have got a feeling this is going to be really noisy as everybody has a question. and there is, oh, good, peter doocy who made a cameo earlier, is bringing him this way. that's awesome. every single reporter here at the white house is now heading to the fox booth. all right. hi, mr. president. mr. president? whoa. over here! hi. [shouting questi

>> steve: yeah.hink that's what it was? [ laughter ]>> immy: that's the mysterious look, she's about to sneeze or something. [ laughter ] >> steve: "lit af!" >> jimmy: get thisguys, i read about a marijuana company in los angeles that just sold a a joint that's threelong. [ laughter ] and this is very thoughtful, they en included a little guide explaining what happens when you smoke a three foot joint. [ light laughter ] check this out, after six inches you call the supermarket to ask why peanut butter doesn't comes in sticks like regular butter. after a foot, you realize you're talking into your wallet insteaof your phone. [ laughter ] after a foot and a half, you thy to plug your wallet in so that you can cal supermarket and get to the bottom of this peanut butter thing. [ laughter ] after two feet, you realize you've stuffed your wallet into a jar of peanut butter. after two and a half feet, you bring your peanut buttered wallet to the apple store to get repaired. and last, after three feet, the g

>> jimmy: oh, he returns. >> steve: what? but -- >> steve: what!years later. >> steve: what! >> jimmy: he doesn't remember what happened to him. >> steve: oh, snap. >> jimmy: bu sguess what. ve: what? >> jimmy: now he has a super natural type of thing, power, special wer, where people -- he can kill people. ie steve: with his mind? >> jimmy: peopleround him. if he wants them to. might be like a seven type of thing. >> steve: ooh! >> jimmy: "stranger things" type of jam. and so what he does is he goes w to providence because he doesn't want to run into the girl he loves because he doesn't wa her to be in danger. "providence." yeah. "providence!" [ cheers and applause you want hard cover? you've got hard cover.th >> steve: no's pretty beachy. >> jimmy: that's a good beach read, right? >> steve: yeah, that's a a beacher. >> jimmy: this one might be the jam, too. this is "children of blood and bone" -- >> steve: ooh! [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: by by tomi adeyemi, okay? now look at this jam. just look at tha >> steve: it's like a wood cut. >> jimmy: "c

steve: steve scalise has been shot.ng baseball early this morning when 50 shots were reportedly fired. >> congressman steve scalise is a friend is he a patriot and a fighter. steve: yesterday, steve scalise returned to a horps welcome. >> i'm definitely a living example that miracles really do happen. steve: you have been over the last year working your best to get back to a good state of health. and you're able to walk now. you are going to start at second base. >> i earned the starting job back again. >> it looks like you have had a costume change. >> you know, i had the yellow shoe uniform for practice got to wear team u.s.a. for the game. steve: time for a little batting practice. steve is not only about to hit the ball but hit the ball hard. the amazing thing about steve scalise is it's almost 7:00 at night and he gave blood earlier today. when you were walking out that tunnel, it kind of had that field of dreams thing going. >> it really was. you saved his life. >> well, a lot of people did. but i was able to get

steve: all right.eek next week, the eve of president trump's historic summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. i'll be in new york with lisa boothe and top experts on north korean-american experts, gordon chang. we'll cover every angle of the planned summit and give you all the analysis you need. and a new book about the failures of ruling class, and an incredible "swamp watch," you don't want to miss. everyone is talking about it. that's all for tonight, our thanks to anita vogel and great debaters. you can follow us, mark levin is up next. i'm steve hilton. see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." i have two great guests tonight, david linbaugh, andy mccarthy, great to see you. >> great to see you. mark: david, you are my lawyer, andy mccarthy, great buddies here. a serious subject. some of your notable cases

steve: it is. the mayor, to your point, is he not on the political side of ice and he said i don't want to provoke the police. i don't want the police to get sucked into anything with the protesters. just back off. pete: the local police can't pull back the protesters to let ice do their jobs. more sanctuary city nonsense. ainsley: memo sent out to all the employees lock the doors if you are in a dangerous situation. call 911. >> remember the black lives matter pigs in a blanket fry them like bacon. steve: jillian is with us. jillian: good-month-old morning. following a series of news stories. a small plane crashing overnight in a detroit neighborhood killing two people on board. another passenger, a 17-year-old in critical condition. police believe the aircraft hit a tree before fling ago propeller into the street and landing upside down. the faa saying the pilot reported a technical issue and low fuel before crashing. the plane was heading from arkansas to a michigan airport. a g.o.p. congression

steve: yeah. al: you all go hear me. ha ha! steve: that's amazg. al: yes, sir, steve. ha ha! steve: who want to win some money? al: johnson family, yeah!

steve: c.j.t was like at the white house. >> thank you, sir. steve: thank you, pops. right back. battery in your smart lock? maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't have to actually talk to your neighbor. are you watching the game tonight? or... ...you could just trust duracell. ♪ ...you could just trust duracell. you finished preparing overhim for college.rs, in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. ♪ abby: shot of the morning, massive black bear making himself right at home. brian: spotting this wild animal sitting like a human being or most human beings with scoliosis at picnic table in backyard. steve: stayed about 20 minutes be

steve: right. policy that has been the law of the land of the united states of america for many years. they did it during the obama years as well. but the democrats have seized on it they took a tour of an immigration facility over the weekend. and the sound bites from the democrats emerging, as you would expect. listen. >> the zero tolerance policy means zero humanity and it makes zero sense. >> it's a disgrace. it's shameful. and it's unamerican. >> this is a choice that the trump administration has made. it is inhuman. it is cruel. >> president trump cease and desist because you are moving the arc of justice to the heap of despair. >> that is appalling and unamerican. ainsley: it's terrible to see those images, of course. no one wants to see parents. and if you are a parent could you imagine. you don't wanting to see these images. what's the solution? that's why the presint is talking with these lawmakers trying to figure out if we build the wall. maybe they wouldn't come in and do it the right

>> steve: popcorn! >> jimmy: pastrami sandwich. >> steve: pastrami sandwich. some baron of beef, green goddess dressing. like a bunch of hard boiled eggs. lot of hard boiled eggs. [ light laughter ] tuna salad. >> jimmy: i usually get some chilled beef. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: with some green goddess dressing -- >> steve: green goddess dressing. then i'll also get some braunschweiger. and then, also, perhaps some liver pate. >> jimmy: this is a very delicious treat that also has peppercorn. >> steve: oh, i love peppercorn. >> jimmy: a random peppercorn in it. >> steve: hollow jack cheese. >> jimmy: say it again? >> steve: hollow jack cheese. >> jimmy: no, i ain't no hollow jack, girl. so sorry. [ cheers and applause ] [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, kanye west, for tweeting that you got rid of your phone to focus on your music, but still managing to tweet that you got rid of your phone to focus on your music. [ laughter and applause ] how -- just get rid of all of it, dude. >> steve: i don't get it. >> jimmy: just focus on the music. ♪ focus on the music the

i'm steve hilton. york and very excited to say our guests are kimberly guilfoyle and jason chaffetz, see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty & levin." we have two great guests. we have congressman ron desantis, how are you, sir? >> how are you? >> congressman lee zeldin, how are you? >> great. mark: you served on the house committee on foreign affairs and i wanted you here to discuss north korea and some of the other major events that are taking place in the world today but i want america to know about you. ron desantis running for governor in florida in the republican primary. you have been serving

steve: okay.can essentially make a rebuttal and try to get fix it. judge: yes. steve: joe digenova was on our air and he says he thinks rob rosenstein number two guy at the doj might be actually scrubbing? report to try to get all the bad stuff out of it. >> if joe is correct and i have great residence for him. if joe is correct, this is outrage and neutering of a very highly respected inspector general appointed by george w. bush and barack obama. brian: you can do whatever you want to the report. when you put him, the inspector general in front of congress, any committee, he is going to answer about his conclusions. not what's been scrubbed, correct? >> well, i don't know, brian. if he gives -- that's fascinating. because, if he gives a different version under oath than he gave in writing. then the scrubbing is going to become the issue. wait a minute, you found this about jim comey you are telling us about it now but didn't put it in the report? was it in the report and did you take it out? if

how are you, steve? steve: i'm doing okay.nt dropped to 8-year low. >> i will tell you, steve, first, i have to say the dramatic reduction of 2.2 million food stamp recipients in the first 18 months of a donald trump presidency is a step in the right direction because we know that a family of four receives an average of $465 a month in food stamp benefits. we know that's just not enough to sustain a family. and so it's a win because these folks are getting back to work it's a win for the president. it's a win for the nation. i think there are couple of factors that contribute to that dramatic reduction. i think the president has unleashed free enterprise. unleashed free enterprise by implementing rules, by cutting federal regulation. by signing the tax cuts and jobs act. that did exactly what it was intended to do. steve: and, marc, absolutely. and speaking of jobs, right now there are more jobs than people and we have some stats we are going to put up on the screen. right now 223,00 223,000 jobs ad in may. labor participation

steve: right. >> that's where the divide is. steve: i just don't get it, steve.ill. so why -- you know, you can't have everything you want. have you got to give the democrats something, so why don't they give them the dreamers and a path to citizenship for however i think it's 1.8 million, including their family members, which is what the democrats want? why not give up something to get more? >> well, because what the democrats want, is amnesty and open borders. that's really what it's come down to, and they don't want to build the wall. let's be clear. i fully support what president trump is doing to try to secure our border. which includes building the wall, not the only thing to do but one of the things you should be doing. and so, you know, you have a president who wants to actually secure america's border. that should not be a partisan issue. unfortunately, here in washington. democrats here don't want to secure the border. working with this president. so we're going to keep trying to get it done. but, you know, today is going to be another effort. we're goi

steve steve that is the transition of the week. flips the bird because the eagles have been uninvited. there was a worry there was a worry given what has gone on in the nfl. there could be a number of nfl players who actually kneel during the player of the national anthem. less than 10 of the eagles were actually going to show up. pulled the plug.rday abby players are on the eagles team? brian: 70. abby: nine said they were going to go. brian: everybody goes. they put on best outfits and smell great. they go into the white house house. they celebrate their incredible super bowl win. the first in their franchise history and they won't have that moment. steve: no picture with the president. abby: president has this to say in response. they disagree with president bse they insist that they proudly stand for the national anthem. hand on heart and honor the great men and women of our military. and the people of our country. the eagles wanted to send a smaller delegates. the 1,000 fans planning to attend the event. they deserve better. t

steve: steve scalise has been shot.did substantial damage. >> two capital police that were part of steve scalise's detail. >> baseball player supposed to start second base today. >> tonight we are all team scalise. >> congressman scalise is a friend. he's a patriot. and he's a fighter stow steve and steve scalise joins us live. >> steve, good to be with you. steve: one year ago today that at a ball yard a couple miles from where we are sitting you were right back there at 7:08 in the morning and then a guy who was trying to kill as many republicans as he could, started shooting. >> yeah. it was a surreal moment. the first shot not think ago gunshot but by the second one and kelly is over at third. that was the first person he tried to shoot at. trent is running yelling shooter. at that point we are all moving around and then i got hit. >got. steve: you did get hit. just right past second base. and you were conscious and you were crawling to save your life. >> yeah. just started crawling then my arms gave out and couldn'

steve?e, kim kardashian opening up about her meeting with president trump and his decision to commute the life sentence of alice maria johnson. >> trump is the last person i thought that would have been done this. but he did. and he pulled through. when i to the the meeting, i knew there was going to be tons of backlash. he was compassionate. he was sympathetic to her. after he had heard her whole story and situation and he knew it was the right thing to do. brian: she went on to say i was warned by my friends not to legitimize him. he's president. here to react, social media stars and trump supporters diamond and silk. so, a lot has happened since you were here cooking. diamond, let's start with you. are you surprised that the president acted so swiftly? >> listen, i know this is what we voted for. this is who we voted for. i am so happy that he commuted the sentence of alice and i'm happy that it's shining a light on the over criminalization of americans in this country. and this is what w

steve, down to you. steve: that is great. thanks, ainsley.e was rumored to be mulling a senate run in michigan his home state. instead the singer is putting his support behind senate hopeful john james and even campaigned for him last night. watch this. >> he understands we need to make our families stronger, our communities more involved and help our neighbors first. >> i truly believe that john is the best candidate to lead us on this journey. the next senator from the great state of michigan, john james. steve: what a great setup. here right now is that iraq war vet and michigan republican senate candidate john james. john, good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. steve: how did you get bob richie, also known as kid rock, to endorse you? >> well, in my very first news interview i was actually watching. and i believe that you made the connection and we started talking and we began connect ago number of shared values, our love for this country. our love for the state of michigan and doing everything we possibly could to gi

abby, steve, and brian. steve: thank you very much.ome, i was reading some of the european newspapers this morning. and they suggested that maybe kim dumped his generals. top three generals because they everywhere hardliners hard- they were har hardliners. there were suggestion next week in singapore. they could actually try a coop. abby: kim jong un wanting a muck donald's. steve: have it your way. abby: everything changed after that. brian: really important to see what happens in the interim it does worry me a little that china is talking about evidently breaking the sanctions. harvrovf the vps last week. work out bilateral agreement. we have to keep the sanctions on because they begin to loosen up before you go to talk and less reason to do anything. steve: ultimately, it does sound from what was said by on some of the sunday shows it won't be just pulling the plug on automatically denuking the whole country. it will be in phases. abby: set the right expectation. a lot going on here at home as well. steve: whoa, baby. abby: if you w

steve: okay.le, brian? brian: majority whip steve scalise make triumphant return to the baseball field before getting shot one week before the congressional baseball game. >> ground ball to second scalise throws him out at first from his nieces. the entire infield. the entire field goes over to congratulate him. steve: there wasn't a dry eye in the place. >> if you don't believe in miracles and that god has a piece to this action, i mean, that was just unreal. unreal. how much difference a year makes, huh? ainsley: that's great. what we didn't see is how he spends his day as the house majority whip. steve: well, one week ago today i spent the day with him and got an exclusive behind the scenes look. let's go back to capitol hill. >> all right. are you ready? go to our whip team meeting. steve: what exactly do you do in a whip meeting? it sounds rough. >> the whip team is about 80 members of the of the house help move our agenda forward: helping to educate what's in the bill and why it's important

steve: a lot going on. justice and fbi to hand over documents congress asking for russia probe. if they don't, it seems house speaker paul ryan has a plan. ainsley: supreme court rules, you will have to pay more to shop online and stuart varney says that's actually a good thing. he's on deck. steve: brian will be back because right now he's dropping off rocky and apollo in their big car to ride home. ainsley: look at the reaction on the new yorkers walking by. i work hard to protect this tookus. to take care of any messy situations. and put irritation in its place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected... you can get comfortable doing the same with yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. >> a major supreme court decision that could affect your next online purchase. scotus had ruling that states can now collect sales taxes for things you buy online. ainsley: here with more on what this means for you and pocketbook stuart varney, host of varney & company, what are your tak

steve: i want to talk about that. i have read you were in part responsible for the young american foundation purchasing the reagan ranch in california. marc: i don't know if i was responsible we were the first directors. ron robinson, the president is the one who had the concept and decided that after the federal government had failed to protect it and the state government of california did, conservatives felt that taxpayers should not be protecting this. a private charity came forth to say, let's preserve it and bring college students to learn about reagan's legacy. when ron did that come he hired did that, he hired kristin and i to lead the project. we were newlyweds and we drove across the country and our green honda accord. santa barbara is a pretty amazing place. we launched a project and began building a project to bring college students there. it is successful today. reporter: when you went to the top of the mountain and saw the ranch for the first time, what did you think? marc: it is less than 15 hundred squa

steve? steve: jillian, thank you.med of their emancipation. it is foxnews.com op ed, our next guest explains the importance of the day, however it's a holiday most of americans have never heard of. here with more is writer and commentator, jeremy hunt. joins us from his house. good morning to you. >> good morning. great to be on with you. steve: what is juneteenth mean to you? >> today is opportunity to reflect on the pact and the struggle and commit to american values that brought us to where we are today, liberty, justice, equality. those are the values that held us forward as a nation. the great thing about juneteenth. we think about the past and think about the great contributions of abolition its at that came before us and great frederick douglass, celebrating his by centennial and think about his contributions and that we might still be at the friction of some of the those values he espoused. a very important day and also a day for celebration. steve: when you talk about how we today might be at loggerheads at w

steve: yep.udge: the least conservative of the conservative block moves over to become the swing vote. who do i believe will be the swing vote when this new nominee, whenever he or she is confirmed? the chief justice who has great relationships even some ideological alliances. he saved obamacare. he, as you know i would have, joined with the four liberals and requiring police to get search warrants before they can go into cell phones. but, let me tell you, we have never had in the modern era a chief justice who is the swing vote that will make him the most powerful chief justice since earl warren in the eisenhower years. brian: judge, how old is ginsburg. judge: 84. brian: how old is briar. >> 82. if president trump gets another four years. >> he have five nominees, which is the most that any president in the modern era. when he and i spoke which this is a while ago now. who got the most influence on the court. george washington who appointed the entire first court. nixon and fdr? why? they each

steve: it is.nry joining us from singapore where he looked hand some and thin at 6:43 in the evening. ed: thank you. steve: thank you very much, ed. still ahead on this historic tuesday-anthony scaramucci, department odinesh d'souza. brn the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. i mwell, what are youe to take care odoing tomorrow -10am? staff meeting. noon? eating. 3:45? uh, compliance training. 6:30? sam's baseball practice. 8:30? tai chi. yeah, so sounds relaxing. alright, 9:53? i usually make their lunches then, and i have a little vegan so wow, you are busy. wouldn't it be great if you had investments that worked as hard as you do? yeah. introducing essential portfolios. the automated investing solution that lets you focus on your life. jillian: good morning to you. we will get back to the latest on the singapore summit. first, other stories making headl

steve: thank you. kate: thank you. they do have a weekly -- mike pence has a weekly prayer meeting with members of the cabinet and friends in the executive office building in the executive office building next to the white house. and that he will cancel meetings to attend that meeting. he is very busy, so he makes that happen every week, very important to him. i don't believe donald trump attends that meeting. i don't know for sure. and as far as whether or not donald trump prays as regularly as mike pence, i would doubt it, but he did call mike pence before the vice presidential debate and said he was praying for him. steve: but the calendar was critical in terms of when vice president pence, then governor pence, was nominated, because of what? kate: well, i mean because there was a requirement that he would have to have been running for governor of indiana at the time. so he had to withdraw at the last minute from his race as governor of indiana, and kind of make the gamble of whether trump would off

>> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and it's shaq. you know? >> steve: yeah, hey, whoa, whoa.: you know what i'm talking about, yeah. he came -- he walked all the way down the street like that, and everyone's like oh, boy, yeah, and he came out, came right to my desk. and, i'm looking at him and i go, hey buddy, you did it, man. we were all laughing and he says -- he goes, "that was fun.m thank you,." or something like that and then he urned around and he pull out a giant tube suck and just threw it -- [ laughter and applause ] he's the best. i love him, man. anyways he's in this new movie "unc drew" which has got jus so many funny moments in there. and then later on we're going to play a game called "blow your mind." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: it's going to be fun, yeah. get ready for that. plus from nbc's "world of dance" jenna dewan is here. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "world of dance." and we have great music, oh, my usn keith urban is here! [ cheers and applae ] come on! "graffiti u." guys we're about halfway through the world cup and everyone's been wat

steve: sure. sizin up. they will sense -- can they do business with each other? does it make sense to continue and can they trust, i don't mean trust in the sense of there is not going to be a heavy verification process. but can they trust that the -- that the process will eventually lead to a satisfactory conclusion? steve: sure. you know, it's interesting. barack obama said president trump would be defined by north korea. and i think now that president trump feels he has got something, he is on the verge of something, he probably likes that. you know, we were getting drips and drabs, little leaks about things people think are going to be in whatever the agreements wind up being, chris. one of the things apparently the president wants to say to north korea is you could be so much more wealthy if you just were a partner with us rather than an adversary. who knows, there might be a mcdonald's somewhere in pyongyang in no time. >> well, it's an interesting thing about that, steve. because, on the on

steve: and from lake elsinore, california, it's the mcevilly family! woman: got it, steve! whoo! steve: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive outta here in a brand-new car. hey! let's go meet the mcevilly family. hey, christine, how you doing? christine: hi, steve. i am great. how are you? steve: good, good, good. introduce everybody. christine: this is my barbecuing brother bobby; this is my beautiful, blue-eyed brother bj; this is my bartending brother michael; and down at the end is my dad, uh, jersey bob. michael: jersey bob. steve: let's get it on. who want to win some money? christine: we do! steve: let's go. give me christine, give me al. let's go. ["family feud" theme plays]

price. >> steve: v.i. price. >> jimmy: vincent -- >> steve: vincent price? his song is -- ♪ ♪ tyrannosaurus you may have tiny arms but you've got a big plus ♪ ♪ your giant legs are super fast in the forst ♪ ♪ oh he's a dino who eats people but he can't grip a beach ball tyrannosaurus ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tariq, whenever you're ready, man. >> tariq: that was decent. >> jimmy: appreciate it, man. >> tariq: i'll do this next one. >> jimmy: thank you, buddy. this is from @jason bergeron. maybe it's tom bergeron's son. >> steve: could be. >> jimmy: all right. his song is -- tariq. ♪ let's talk about rex baby he's going to eat you or me ♪ ♪ let's talk about all the ways out of the park or up a tree ♪ ♪ let's talk about rex let's talk about rex ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how come you're not doing tall of these? >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: you should be doing all these songs. that was ten times better than anything i've done so far. >> steve: threw harmonies in there too. whoa, whoa, whoa. hey don't judge yourself. >> jimmy: i love him. i lo

steve: don't do it. right there, you guys. everyone is ready for that. [ cheers and applause ] big show. you guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hash tags hash tags ♪ >> jimmy: hey, guys. obviously, if you've seen this before. we do this thing on our show. >> steve: what is it? >> jimmy: every week where i send out a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. so since march madness is in full swing, i sent out a a hashtag called -- >> steve: my dumb bet. >> jimmy: my dumb bet. [ laughter ] and i asked you guys to send us your funny or embarrassing stories about the worst bet that you've ever made. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah. within 30 minutes it was a a trending topic in the u.s. so thank you for playing along. >> steve: oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now i thought i'd share some of my favorite my dumb bet stories from you guys. this first one is from @gumgumerson. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: interesting first name. >> steve: gum. [ laughter

steve? steve: all right, brian. thank you very much.m president trump firing up the crowd last night to maxine waters calling on the anti-trump resistance to quote push back on anyone in the president's cabinet. we are dialing up the biggest highlights of the week that could possibly get president trump rye elected. here with the dials president and partner with maslansky and partners lee carter. thank you very much. >> great to be here. steve: lee has been burning the midnight oil after the president made his comments in west virginia you put before your 4,000 people in focus group boston of questions. >> that's right. we tested the speech last night along with some of the key moments from the sprit celebrity forces out there as well. steve: all right. first sound bite. folks, watch the dial numbers. remember, red is republican. blue is democrat. and yellow are the independents. here are the president talking about america's workforce. >> we are doing so well. we are lifting and millions and mons of americans from welfare to work. >> y

steve: is that true?> it's absolutely true. >> they will take federal taxpayer dollars, they get benefits, and healtare and work on union activity. >> that doesn't count as campaigning. >> we are funding it. t's one of the biggest things of all-times. this is corruption at the highest level. they are working on behalf of the candidates. the whole movement to get out the vote. they are there on election day. literally while on the federal dime and getting paid and putting forward their own candidates. they use the power to also boycott others and create mess in the area and total pandemonium so no one can get business done and they shut you down. >> what the supreme court is looking at is there is the union and you decide i don't want to ben the union. you take 78% ofhe dues out of your chuck. they take it and pour it in the union even if you didn't want to do it. there shouldn't be any public tecsector unions. the point of the union. >> they call themselves labor. >> why do you normally have a union if yo

>> steve: oh, yeah. i'm fine.- the anvil. i forgot we put an anvil up in the ceiling. that's where we keep our anvil. oh, no, rusty, rusty, get away for him! rusty, get over here. what's the safe word? pineapple! pineapple! oh, rumpelstiltskin sorry -- higgins, are you okay? are you alright? >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: at least, i know rusty doesn't have a nut allergy. >> jimmy: oh, thank -- good to know that. oh, my gosh. guys, that's all the time we have for kid letters. thank you for all the kids who sent letters. [ cheers and applause ] if you want to see yours on the show, just e-mail them to kidletters@tonightshow.com. stick around. we'll be right back with robert pattinson, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ security: boarding passes out. sorry, one second it's loading, look. security: let's speed this up please. security: thank you. ♪ uh! ♪ can we fix this phone tonight? it's really slow. performance management feature. battery throttling. or you cou

steve? steve: all right. ainsley. thank you.nce of senate control in the upcoming mid terms. saying it's vital for getting his next supreme court nominee approved by the senate. >> remember this. we have pick coming up. we have to pick a great one. we have to pick one that's going to be there for 40 years, 45 years. justice kennedy's retirement makes the issue of senate control one of the vital issues of our time. steve: here to break down what impact the supreme court opening will have on the midterm elections is polster chris wilson, joins us from austin. chris, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: i saw a poll this morning that said that something like 25 or 30% of the people who voted for donald trump voted for him so that he could make the next pick on the supreme court. now, fast forward a year and a half, close to two years, this is big for both democrats and republicans in ginning up their base, right? >> it really is i would say though have you seen the democratic base be divined up. democrats have set record nu

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. >> steve: where?where? >> jimmy: wait, you log on to tonightshow.com/kidsdraw and then -- >> steve: http. >> jimmy: when you're there you've got to go to -- it's so easy. >> steve: colon, c, back-slash, back-slash. >> jimmy: it's so easy to do. it almost does it for you. i'm assuming we're going to get a lot of submissions. no, because this is very, very easy. you got to .com, http, colon, c. >> jimmy: back-slash, ash. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: 2-2-2-3-ll do -- so sorry. 2-2-1-2-4-2-1, star 7, and then you send them to a different e-mail. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: so -- [ talking over each other ] >> steve: which ships it to a a server in paraguay. >> jimmy: don't worry about what you did -- [ applause ] send them to a totally different email, and we may or may not use them. >> steve: we're not promising anything. >> jimmy: that's the best part. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: we may or may not use them. does this sound fun? >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you do that. it's unbeliev -- i

steve was doing the exact opposite.consumering down at the time everybody else and the conventional wisdom said culture money in storage and server. i thought it was brilliant. your money in storage and server. i thought it was brilliant. of questions he asked were diffent. thought,ore i left, i i hope he offers me a job. david: did your friends tell this was not a good idea? tim: they thought i was nuts. [laughter] again, conventional wisdom is you are working for the top computer maker in the world. why would you ever leave? u areer ahead. it wasn't a decision you could sit down and do the engineering kind of analysis saying here are the pluses and minuses, because thatnasialwaysay your heads voice in saying, go west, young man, the west. david: despite the fact there was no state income tax in taxes, you said the west. you said this was the best financial decision of your life, i assume? tim: maybe the best decision. i'm not sure you have to put professional in that. david: steve could not continue to be the ceo. was

steve was doing the opposite. he was doubling down on the consumer when everyone else, when the conservative wisdom said put your money and servers. i thought it was brilliant. , the types ofim questions he asked were also different. before i left i said i hope he offers me a job because i really want to do this. my friends thought i was nuts. was you are wisdom working for the top personal computer maker in the world, why would you ever leave? decision that you could sit down and do the engineering analysis saying here are the pluses and minuses. that would that analysis would always say stay put. there was a voice in my head saying go west young man. the fact that there was no income tax in texas. >> it was the best decision of my life. my thought at that time was steve was going to be chairman and he would do that forever. unfortunately it did not turn out that way. ♪ >> so you go there and what is your job at apple? >> running worldwide operations. the company at that time was struggling in many different area

steve: he helps him!y: dan scavino, the guy who helps write trump's tweets is considering leaving the white house. yeah. after thinking long and hard he said, "i've decided it's time for me to covfefe." [ laughter and applause ] and that's -- i just have -- some business news. since a judge approved at&t's merger with time warner, experts say it could open up the door for other big companies to merge. well, we took a look at some companies we'd like to see merge just because of what they could reme themselves. i'll show you what i mean. for example, if saks 5th avenue and citigroup merged, they'd be "saks in the citi." >> steve: oh! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i'd like that. t >> steve: i lot. >> jimmy: i'd like to see that happen. >> steve: love to see it. >> jimmy: next up, if myspace and ebay merged, they'd be, "mybay." [ laughter and applause ] here's another, if chili's and netflix merged, they'd be "netflix and chili's." come o [ laughter and applause ] that's perfect. why's that not happeni

>> steve: space force. >> jimmy: space force. >> steve: yeah, that's where you're going to go. >> jimmyhank you. [ light laughter ] guys, check this out, i read that during the g7 summit, trump tossed a starburst to german leader angela merkel and said, "here angela, don't say i never gave you anything." then he realized it was a red one and dove across the table to get it back. [ laughter ] "i love the cherry ones! you can have -- here -- here's the yellow one." [ laughter ] and finally, starbucks just announced that they're closing 150 stores due to low sales. meanwhile the starbucks inside barnes & noble was like, "shh, i think they forgot about us." [ laughter and applause ] we have a great show tonight, guys. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh, there you go. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. oh, man. welcome to the show, everybody. thank you for being here, thanks for watching. i had a great night last night. i went to the yankee game -- [ cheers ] yeah, amazing game. giancarlo stanton has been on the show, he's a giant dude. he's about

>> steve: oh!nd applause ] >> jimmy: and we have great stand-up from dov davidoff, everybody. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys, this sunday is mother's day, and a lot of people will be spending time with their moms. well, we wanted to have fun with that, so we sent our writer, arthur, down to the 30 rock plaza to ask people one question about mother's day. but what they didn't know is that he never actually gets to thll show you what i mean. it's time for a segment we call "the big question." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what's the big question ♪ >> so, as i'm sure you know, we are fast approaching mother's day. that special sunday where we celebrate moms, motherhood, the maternal bond and female caretakers around the world. which, although observed in march in some countries, traditionally takes place on the second sunday in may in north america. [ light laughter ] having been founded in 1 1908 by social activist anna jarvis in west virginia, both as a tribute to her own mother

>> steve: uh, do you have orange >> jimmy: we have nothing but orange. >> steve: then give me -- givee in your dream right now. [ laughter ] guys, this next song is from a a group out of california who bill themselves as an avant garde metal band. i've never heard that. >> steve: no, but i love it. >> jimmy: i think it is fantastic. have you ever heard -- can you name me -- quick, three avant garde metal bands. go! >> steve: steel cupcakes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: questlove, give me one avant garde metal band. >> questlove: jimmy fallon. >> jimmy: there you go, i did not make these up! these are real. they're called nuclear rabbit. [ laughter ] let's listen to "super market." >> steve: okay. ♪ super market super market super market super market ♪ ♪ i develop film at the super market ♪ ♪ super market super market ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: stop, stop, please. i swear to god, dude. >> steve: that does sound like you. i gotta admit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's saying super market. >> steve: he's saying super mar ket. >> jimmy: because of the supermarket. >> questlove: wait, what was that whistle stuff