> steve: oh, boy.s not a good name. catarinavd wow. >> jimmy: valentine's day. >> steve: oh, sure yeah, that's when you get it [ laughter ] wow. >> jimmy: i don't know it's probably her initials or something. >> steve: yeah, sure a lot of penicillin. catarinavd is that a strain [ laughter ] "you've >> steve: "there's no cure." >> jimmy: valentine's day. >> jimmy: she says, "once i was holding my boyfriend's hand, i looked down and thought, 'wow, we're wearing the same nail polish.' i was looking at my own fingers. [ laughter and applause oh, this is great. this one is from @thestrawberryfrog they say, "when you think about it, when you water water, it grows. >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's deep. >> steve: that's deep, man and the water is deep. >> jimmy: right now matthew mcconaughey's head is spinning around. >> steve: yeah whoa [ thumping ] >> jimmy: oh, ow >> steve: oh, oh >> jimmy: u-h-l. h. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: this is from @gxbbybrxcho [ laughter ] how come you haven't tweeted at m

>> steve: jimbo?teve: a little too familiar. >> jimmy: this one's from miles mitchell "hey jimmy --" they're not even playing anymore. [ laughter ] "jimmy, i'm really excited about the olympics in tokyo, but i heard that they might not allow fans this year what is that going to be like? yeah, i heard that too that might be a little jarring for viewers at home, so to prepare you for it, here's a clip from one of the opening ceremonies without any fans in the stadium. >> hi. hello. yes. ha-ha. hello. >> hellooo, olympics >> hi. [ laughter ] >> hi. [ cheers and applause >> steve: wow. look like he hurt his lower back >> jimmy: he really hit that one. >> steve: hi >> jimmy: you can hear his voice. oh, my goodness. this is gonna be a little jarring, i think >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: this one michael rosenfeld. [ cheers ] there's ten of them here there's ten of them here, yeah. >> jimmy: "jimmy, i forgot to dvr the show can you do it for me?" sure it's easy. you just press record. [ laughter ] yes. "until sp

>> steve: wait a second.and cherries jubilee? >> jimmy: yeah yeah 'cause tariq always goes a a little fancy i know he's spatchcocked >> steve: hey, come on it's a family show [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no spatchcocking is a - >> tariq: yeah, i've been known to butterfly my poultry. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: hey, come on >> jimmy: that's what i -- no, that's not - >> tariq: it's how you more evenly distribute the heat >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: oh, come on. >> jimmy: i know yeah that's what i'm saying so yeah. you were probably going to do that but now you're not gonna do that 'cause i said it >> tariq: i mean, yeah, who knows what i'm -- who said i'm making poultry didn't you get the memo? it's a barbecue. [ laughter ] ♪ >> steve: wow! >> questlove: and scene. >> jimmy: i can't wait for the end of may, barbecue-off >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: it's gonna go down i gotta think of my recipe >> tariq: i'm looking forward to it. >> jimmy: yeah, me too i'm looking -- me too. [ laughter ] >> questlove: wait, are you makin

steve: j.son mr. october. >> steve: rocktober. mr. september. >> jimmy: has anyone made rocktober jokes for dwayne johnson >> steve: no, not yet. >> jimmy: he has a movie coming out. i guess he's too big, they won't release his movies in october. >> steve: i would. >> jimmy: second release >> steve: the dwayne "rocktober" johnson. >> jimmy: i'm not saying he should be called rocktober >> steve: you're saying the movie should >> jimmy: no, the movie shouldn't either but when they release the movie, they go, "this rocktober. >> questlove: nice >> jimmy: you see what i'm saying so if he had a theme, like a a halloween theme. >> steve: yeah, sure >> jimmy: maybe a halloween themed film? >> steve: perhaps. a john carpenter type of movie where some sort of teen is either scared by a a michael myers, or not. >> jimmy: no, maybe a teen of a certain age is chased through the woods. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: but a man with a a knife. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: punctured with the blade of such. "coming this

steve: exactly. sarah's point right there that it will get worse unbelievably has a natural consequent of the policies but do you see any indication that they will listen to the people in the system and reverse course? >> no. no. look, this is not mismanagement but incompetence and it's by design. this is what open borders look like. bottom line is president trump gave us the most secure border i've seen in my career. illegal immigration was down 70% and he knew the dead appeared here is the data they do not want you to know. 86%, 86-89% of central americans claim asylum never get in the u.s. courts but release into the united states for less than 3% of the hundred of thousands ordered to remove to have left so president trump said look at 90% are coming committing fraud and they get removed and only 3% leave, let's do this remain in mexico program where they are not being released. people attack that like it's a terrible program but let me tell you something, people are still getting asylum hearings

dark red >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: plus the president >> steve: mm-hh. [ laughter and applause >> stevenker that's a thinker >> jimmy: somebody just walked out. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yeah [ talking over each other >> steve: and said that's it >> jimmy: that's it. that's it. they stood up, and they walked out. "that's it, i can take no more!" >> steve: "that is not my kind of humor." >> jimmy: "good day to you, sir. >> steve: scarlett johansson >> jimmy: that's right "good day to you, sir. >> steve: "i didn't pay money for this." >> jimmy: i should audition for the new "downton abbey" movie. >> steve: you should it's coming out. >> jimmy: right? >> steve: they're shooting it, yeah >> jimmy: they're filming it now. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i just want to come in and say, "good day to you, sir. >> steve: and then walk out with gloves in your -- >> jimmy: and then -- well, i should have gloves in my hand, or i should be wearing gloves. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: and then someone insults me >> steve: right. >> jimmy: and i go, "good day to you, sir. and then they're leaving an

: wow. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: 400 -- geoff >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: 489,000, that's a lot. >> jimmythis 11 million people think the quaker oats guy is a founding father [ laughter and applause >> steve: 11 >> jimmy: i might be one of them check out this next result 7.5 million people don't know if reindeer are real and are afraid to ask. [ laughter and applause >> steve: they answered the census though. >> jimmy: yeah, of course. they answered -- of course they're afraid to ask that >> steve: that's a specific question >> jimmy: yeah 3.5 million people believe mount rushmore is a natural rock formation that just happens to look like four presidents [ laughter and applause that's insane. >> steve: crazy. >> jimmy: that's impossible. >> steve: more than jeff >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] up next, 20 million people can't describe a goatee without using their hands. [ laughter ] like that. how about this one here? 750,000 people think elon musk is a cologne they sell at walgreens. [ laughter and applause i remember wearing it in high school >> steve: yeah that was drakkar noir. >> jimmy:

country music down below >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: jean shorts. >> steve: jean shorts.ge. >> jimmy: apparently he went from congressman to guy in charge of a bankrupt summer camp [ light laughter ] "let's do the egg and spoon race guys. i don't have any eggs or spoons, so let's just have a a race to the tree and back. well, here's some good news. the cdc expects all students will be back in school full time by september. parents are like, "that's great, 'cause we were dropping them off in september whether they were open or not. [ laughter ] figure it out. [ applause ] you can tell it's been a while because all the school buildings look like grey gardens. [ light laughter ] raccoons are now teaching a class. yeah, it will definitely be an adjustment when everybody comes back once all the kids start talking, the teacher's going to yell, "mute, mute, mute. [ light laughter ] okay guys, it's the end of class. leave meeting. some business news, louis vuitton is now selling a a $39,000 purse that looks like an airplane. take a look at this. yeah, when they heard that, southw

fauci on to snapchat >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> steve: wow!y: some political news, a new poll shows matthew mcconaughey is leading governor greg abbott by 12 points in a hypothetical match-up for governor of texas [ cheers and applause i like it. when asked if he's actually going to run for office, mcconaughey said, i might, i might, i might [ laughter ] that's right mcconaughey is leading the polls, between that and 4/20, this is best week of his life, maybe. this all makes sense cause people in texas will always support the party of lincoln correct. [ light laughter ] >> steve: nice, nice, nice >> jimmy: thank you, higgins historian. >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: so you appreciate that humor >> steve: i appreciate -- i appreciate that. also, he did "the lincoln lawyer" too. so you got two lincolns. >> jimmy: that's right i heard he's reprising his role >> steve: is he really >> jimmy: mm-hmm >> steve: as what? >> jimmy: the same lawyer. [ laughter ] >> steve: nicer car. >> jimmy: some entertainment news it was just announced that a a second "down

steve: coming up.er too early to talk about next presidential election, when you have kamala heading to new hampshire. and. >> details. >> lisa is back to break it down, next. steve: welcome back, you know you love presidential election speculation, et cetera never too early this week we learned in chris christie, is thinking about another run, and rumblings about ron desantis, nikki haley and president trump himself with many others. on democrat side, kamala harris, finally made a trip to a border state but it was new hampshire, i am sure that 58-miles there that we share with canada are a hotbed of illegal immigration. maybe. she was there for another reasons. maybe not much confidence with president biden making it to a 6 second term. last time she did a face plant with her campaign. >> she dropped out before iowa. she was not even a contender. it is obvious joe biden is not seeking reelection if he even finishes his first term, by the way opinion of vast majority of americans according to rasmussen

steve: we think. has been a crisis at the southern border. however, the white house has been reluctant. they have never on purpose referred to it as a crisis. now, they are managing it to the point where the white house communications director kate bettingfield says, you know what? what's going on down there is so much better now than it was a little while ago. watch this, here she is over on one of those other channels. >> >> i think there has been tremendous progress at the border and i think it's important for people to hear. so what we have seen is that the number of kids who are in border patrol custody, which is the thing a lot of the media was focused on in february and march. the number of kids in border facilities number of kids mid march at about 5,000, now as of this week it's under 1,000. the biden administration has hooved quickly to move these kids out of border patrol facilities down dr. that the lick. working to reunite those kids with family members in the united states. with sponsors

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steve: right. you know, ultimately, the sooner we get to if we ever get to heard immunity then we don't have to worry about it. we don't have to talk about when you should and should not be wearing a of course that. of course, these are simply guidelines as ainsley started the entire segment, she pointed out accurately there are a number of states where they have already lifted their restrictions but these are the guidelines handed grown on high from the federal government. brian: just to add. watch what happened after the texas rangers played outdoors in a capacity filled stadium. nothing. guess what's going to happen after 14,000 showed up saturday night in jacksonville, most of which did not wear masks, keep an eye on this. because if there is a super spreader event everyone will report on it but when numbers keep going down and people looked at the cdc guidelines say they are overrestrictive and contradictory they don't look at times when things go against it and nothing happens, nothing spread

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steve: quickly.ask talk about an effort you are involved in. >> that is set up by people like james lindsey. i spoke yesterday, this is a wonderful auguster array of people they are conservative, and liberal, they are everything, men, women, but we all have in common is we see this threats. we see wokism for what it is, we're willing to fight it and demand they come out and debate their positions. sunlight is the best disinfect ant. if they think their ideas, and their utopia is practice what is best, then they should come out and have a debate with us, if they don't we'll continue to expose them. i pg we really, this is just the beginning. it is a war for faith, a war for family, a war for our culture. and some of us are not willing to lie back and be canceled. steve: you have been so brave for so many years, you renew your efforts. we appreciate your work, thank you for joining us. >> steve, thank you very much. steve: and joining me now, host of rob smith is problematic podcast, rob smith, you hea

steve: okay.t actual journalists talking about how the "new york post" story that fox news as well covered that hunter biden had a laptop dropped off at a delaware fix-it shop and there was all sorts of bad stuff on it. that "new york post" and fox news story was all made up because it was part of russian disinformation fed to us through -- brian: that's why twitter and facebook had to ban it and ban it and freeze you out if you actually retweeted that story including kayleigh mcenany retweeted it. steve: that's why no one touched that story. they wanted to make sure joe biden got elected. nonetheless cbs sat down and did a softball interview with joe biden's son hunter and they did eventually bring up the laptop thing. and as it turns out, well, it could actually be his. listen. >> was that your laptop? >> for real, i don't know. >> i know but you know. >> i really don't know is what the answer is. >> okay. you don't know yes or no if the laptop. >> i don't have any idea. i have no idea. >> so it

brian, ainsley, steve? steve: thank you very much. fact that there are so many people coming across the border, every state is now a border state. it was just last week we showed people other heart breaking images that were hard to watch of the two little children, the 3 and 5-year-old from ecuador who were dropped by smugglers on the ground off that 14-foot wall. as it turns out, their mother was in new york, your state. so those kids are heading to this state. this is a problem to try to figure out how to handle all these people coming in. >> big time and i hate to say it but it's going to continue to get worse. why? because the biden administration is trying to two different narratives. one is they want to say there is no crisis. or, two, they want to say there is a crisis and it's all trump's fault. and the fact is that this started in a way with the way that joe biden ran his campaign but from day one, stopping border wall construction halting deportations putting forward a policies to have a path for citizenship. to release peop

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>> steve: okay, ready?ou go i don't know why we have a a pad -- why do we have padlock on there ready. here we go >> steve: the winner is -- >> jimmy: higgins, the winner - >> steve: cake number one. >> jimmy: cake number one. oh, my gosh. [ cheers and applause ♪ [ bell ringing ] >> steve: who made -- wait, who made - i don't know who made each cake >> jimmy: congratulations to "the tonight show cake-off" winner tariq trotter! [ cheers and applause tariq trotter, everybody >> steve: congratulations. >> tariq: i just want to say to every root vegetable, you know, who's been told to just jump into the juicer that you, too, can exist in a black thought cake i mean, i'm talking -- come on, man. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: congratulations to "the tonight show cake-off" champion tariq trotter. stick around for more "tonight show," everybody >> tariq: we won philly, we're taking it back to philly, baby yes, sir yes, sir [ cheers and applause ♪ man: "fender bender," take 1. tonight's matchup: me versus an ugly

you wrote that one >> steve: i did.immy: after that we have cd -- i mean, it's a little political for you. >> steve: well, you know, i like to preach you know what i mean [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's time to get off the soap box sometimes and do some comedy. >> steve: exactly. i get right on the soap box and i let my views out there [ light laughter ] i like to be political zings, right and left. you know what i mean >> jimmy: you've put zingers - >> steve: i wrote that squirrel joke, too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you wrote that one >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i wrote that one too >> steve: did you really >> jimmy: when did you write it >> steve: that's nuts! >> jimmy: when did you - >> steve: that's nuts. [ laughter ] when i was in the sack i wrote it when i got up [ laughter ] and it was fun writing it. >> jimmy: yeah what's that? >> it was fun writing it >> jimmy: yeah i mean, it was a good hang either way >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] i had a ball you know what i mean [ laughter ] >> jimmy: me too >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: m

steve: yeah.king about the danger there, would that mean that our border patrol enforcement people would be in peril just by simply being down there if there is a covid issue? >> well, of course. when this president has invited just to allow everyone from central america come on up into our great states of america these individuals are bringing disease with them in addition to covid. we have to make sure that the individuals at the border are actually tested but we know we haven't reached that point yet. and so i just think that it is a poor excuse but what else was she going to say? she has got to come up with some excuse and covid just seems to be the word of the day every day and probably for the next several weeks or months. they don't know how to handle this quite honestly. steve: you are right it does seem like that is the messaging going forward. fox news did a poll and looked at border security today as opposed to two years ago. and as you can see, the biggest number there now is that it's

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steve: yeah.f course, this administration is blaming the last administration. biden official said, quote: we are continuing to dig out of the hole left by the previous administration in -- on immigration. and they go ton say they didn't ask for more money for beds until january 15th. but they didn't know the extent to which biden was going to undo everything the trump administration had done. that's like asking for money to rebuild a house that has burned down before it's burned down. they just didn't know the extent of it. and now we are looking at the numbers. 300 bucks a kid per day. and this is going to multiply throughout the summer. ainsley: yeah, the white house's entire administration blaming trump. watch this. >> so there this new surge we are dealing with now started with the last administration. >> what i am seeing is the result and what we are seeing is the result of president trump's dismantlement of the safe and orderly immigration processes. >> the last administration left us a dism

steve steve fox news alert on this tuesday morning.t disorder of a receiving the shot. let's talk about that and so much more with fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier. she joins us along with jason chaffetz. we will talk to them all about censorship. first, doctor, what do you think about j and j pausing that shot at federal sites? >> well, you know, steve, this is obviously very concerning and actually something jedediah and i spoke about on sunday before the -- so now we have six women who have developed clots of the 6.8 million people in the united states who have received the johnson and johnson vaccine. one woman has died. one woman is in critical condition in nebraska. and so right now the cdc and fda are going to convene tomorrow to really look at this. we have to know, steve, that blood clots do happen and about three to four per million happen every single year. what they need to determine is were these blood clots directly linked to the vaccine and if so is it more than you would expect in the population? and this

steve: okay. everyone. as i mentioned we had 3.5 million seniors that have gotten shots. we've lowered the age over the last few weeks and now we are opening up to everybody, so our seniors-first approach has worked and it's now allowed us to open it up to everyone, one month before the federal government recommended it. brian: 80% of all deaths with seniors so it's logical. governor, last thing on this. they do say the minority neighborhoods in palm beach, the other side of palm beach, i don't know as well as steve and you guys, they said that they were, they felt like they're on the not on the top of the list, and there was a sense that publix donated to your campaign. that's why they were picked. do you want to answer both of those? >> well here is what 60 minutes didn't tell you. as soon as we started doing the publix, there was a request to go out to the western part of the county, and one of the rural counties heavily african american, a town called pahoke, we setup a special site in pahok e

steve: busy week.were watching the channel yesterday around 4:30 you saw joe biden in pittsburgh as he unveiled a $2 trillion plan, at least at this point, to rebuild pretty much everything. ainsley: but, receiving bipartisanship support could be an uphill battle for the democrats as republicans warn of massive tax hikes that could cut u.s. jobs. brian: but do they even want republican support? griff jenkins has really been off for so long, i think for three minutes, so we put him back to work to break down this proposal, griff, did you have enough time to work on this? griff: plenty of time. this is the top story in washington, no doubt, brian, ainsley and steve. good morning, the president is holding by the way his first cabinet meeting today and there is going to be a lot of talk about that whopping $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. but, the name is misleading. a mere 25% actually goes towards basic infrastructure itself. now, over the next 15 years money would be pumped into other areas like renew

steve is back. god bless you, steve. i miss you every sunday, steve, glad you are back. host: thank you. more on the idea of vaccine passports, they are typical, typically an app with a code that verifies whether someone has been vaccinated or recently tested negative and they are in use in israel and underdevelopment and parts of israel -- parts of europe. they mirror measures already in place for schools and overseas travel that require proof of immunization. lawmakers are already taking a stand against the idea. in pennsylvania, they write that the associated press -- they write that -- they are writing legislation to prohibit travel passes from being used to bar people from routine activities. next, bill, orange park, florida. caller: what good is that going to do, to know when we all had our vaccines when the biden administration is letting in all these people that have the virus? do the democrats think it's only going to kill republicans? i don't believe this. thanks for the call. stephen is next from massachusetts. what about this idea of vaccine passports? caller

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steve: right.e economics of the news business impact public policy making in washington, d.c. you think it's crazy that they would invite him to complain about fake news because he, in your words, is the bebb fiduciary of one of the biggest fake news stories in the last year. >> exactly. yeah. so when i read this email to be honest, i laughed out loud. because i thought it was so funny that tulane would think hunter biden of all people would have any credibility as an expert on fake news when he is such a big beneficiary of it. i mean, touring the time that he up to the 2020 election, hunter biden, his scandals were often ignored and valid concerns about his business interests were ignored and constantly dismissed bay left leaning media sources. i highly doubt hunter will mention any of that in his talk but tulane is still giving him this platform to essentially pretend that he is a victim of conservative media coverage when, in fact, he brought these scandals on himself. steve: right. i'm looking

steve: okay.e you have got a couple of the ceos and brian and ainsley, it's not just delta and it's not just coke, it's a whole bunch of them being pressured by activists. you have got to get out there and you have got to say unless they get rid of that law, ainsley, we're going to move out of georgia. we're going to go some place elsewhere they're much more friendly to business. ainsley: governor kemp, he made a good point. he said they will have to answer to their shareholders. he said a lot of people that work for them that have done business with them. many of you drink coke product or fly on delta. he says many people are upset about this. steve: i drink coke on delta. ainsley: they are getting praise from these activists. there is the head of the new georgia project fund who says delta's statement finally tells the truth even if it's late. if you look at what the new law says, there are going to be drop boxes in every county. yes, you have to show some sort of an i.d. to vote if you are voti

steve: sure. is a big problem. a lot of the latinos in the rio grande valley are working class and they work in oil and gas. and this administration and a lot of democrats are essentially trying to get rid of all those jobs in the oil and gas business. so it's an existential threat. you know, the green new deal would mean a lot of those people would not have jobs. >> what we found in the valley when we looked at the study of those workers you are talking about a you are correct about folks not only working in oil and gas but a lot of folks work in around the immigration system. they also work in local and county government works class is a good barrier and a lot of these these latinos are. one thing we found interesting is that bernie sanders won all these counties along the valley. we went in there talking about economic poppism and system rigged against those working class people and people don't like to hear this but also a lot like donald trump was doing in his original campaign because there

. >> steve: pammy salmon >> jimmy: pammy salmon >> steve: wow, that's a lovely name >> jimmy: that'sy. pammy salmon's out there [ cheers and applause she googled common covid questions in new york city okay and here's what she found. here's, "how much does a a covid-19 test cost in new york?" "do you have to quarantine if you're traveling to new york?" "does antibody tests have a cost?" and then, "are new york city divorce courts open. [ laughter and applause >> steve: oh that's number five >> jimmy: yeah it's been a rough one. our next screen grab was sent in by meredith messinger in boise, idaho she found a website that will print custom photos on pillows >> steve: oh >> jimmy: i love that. here's an example that they gave wow. [ laughter ] >> steve: nightmare. >> jimmy: yeah wow. >> steve: "let me out. let me out of here." >> jimmy: it talks to you as well it's a pillow, you press it? >> steve: i'm assuming that it's stuck -- "let me out, please i'm trapped in the other zone. >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by amy mccloud in montecito, california. she spotted someone selling a

steve: right, exactly.amala harris because they knew she would do nothing. steve: well, she was the attorney general for the sanctuary state. brian: i think she looks terrible in this. steve steph you are getting exactly what she did there it. they define infrastructure. they redefine partisanship. they redefine crisis which is just going to get worse according to the governor down there because they have undone so much that was working. watch. here is greg abbott. >> this problem will continue to get worse because the policies that have been adopted by the biden administration. what the president could do is to immediately put back in place the remain in mexico protocols that were established in the prior administration. he could continue to build the wall along the border in south texas. he could send a stronger message, these people should not be coming here. the biden administration was simply unprepared to deal with the massive inflow that were coming, in which is why they have so haphazardly responded

brian, ainsley, steve? steve: thank you, griff, very much. we did hear from the former president obama yesterday who said we need to reimagine how law enforcement works. brian: really? what was he had no problem with law enforcement and now he's to reimagine it. steve: he does, indeed. now also regarding officer kim potter, who did resign yesterday, apparently she was not asked to resign. she was just felt it was the right thing to do for her community and that's why she did it. what's interesting is as griff said, if the da does charge her later today, she would be only the second time in u.s. history where a law enforcement officer was charged for using a service weapon when they mixed it up with a taser. so that would be the second time in history. it is very rare. ainsley: well, as griff was mentioning, congresswoman tlaib says no more policing. no more incarceration. no more myrtle. militarization. congressman tim buck out of colorado said if you guys tonight want the bad guys in jail or police protecting our cities, why don't we start w

[ cheers and applause >> steve: really >> jimmy: i've never seen anything like that >> steve: wow. >>: i've never seen anything like that >> steve: i've never seen this foul language. >> jimmy: i've been watching television for years >> steve: for a long time. i've been watching - >> jimmy: and i've never seen anything like that >> steve: never seen anything like that. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: that's disgusting. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's also a good message. >> steve: good messaging, yeah still rude >> jimmy: well, everyone was talking about this today, the cdc and fda made a big vaccine announcement listen to this >> the cdc and the fda have issued a joint statement recommending a pause in the use of the johnson & johnson vaccine. they are reviewing six reported cases of a rare type of blood clot in people who have received the vaccine >> jimmy: that's right they're recommending a pause then anyone who's ever been dumped was like, "oh, boy. we know what pause means." [ laughter ] >> steve: nothing to do with your johnson [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. ♪ it's a family show >> s

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steve: in anytime.t would be models of seducing the other side to move along with what you see as a more sensible immigration policy. >> in general, i think that when you lead into the stories, you lean into the people, the conversation changes. because you are talking about real people. i grew up as an undocumented person in this country, my sister is a daca recipient. i don't talk about the 600,000 young people who have daca. i think about my sister and what it means for her every day, to live with that sign of -- kind of uncertainty. i know our congress can deliver in this moment. it is a question for republicans. is it all rhetoric, is it just keep to their political relevance and existence, or are they willing to deal? are they willing to say, we will recognize we have a role to govern here, that is why we come to washington, d.c.. that is why america sends us here. or will they continue to deflect, make some show, or will they actually do their job? i am not holding their breath, but i am working

dementor >> steve: i did think it was dr.eve: twerp. >> jimmy: it was drdemonic he said "harry potter, 11-year-old orphan gets kidnapped, sent to magic camp and ends up murdering one of his counselors." [ laughter and applause this someone from @thehenrykane. he says, "'cast away.' tom hanks takes social distancing to the extreme. [ laughter and applause way ahead of his time in that one. >> steve: yeah, way. >> jimmy: this one's from @stagosaurus he says, "'star wars.' a a deadbeat dad tries to reconnect with his kids. [ laughter and applause so good. >> steve: "luke, i owe you child support. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "i should have came to your little league games. [ laughter ] this one's from @pattimuirin who was -- she was the original princess anna in "frozen" on broadway she says "'frozen,' woman accidentally causes a deadly ice age and in response makes herself a cool dress instead of saving humanity. [ laughter and applause that's good. thanks, patti. this one's from @argenta47 she says, "'a charlie brown thanksgiving,'

steve: patriotic chimes, a sign of the times.'s encouraging national pride and distrust of the west. we're being followed. there it is again. everywhere we go. the fact we are being followed shows how nervous the russian authorities are, how sensitive they are to potential criticism of what's happening here. and also how suspicious they are of the west. so, one of the cars that have been following us pulled up. we will try to have a chat. [speaking russian] >> [speaking russian] steve: he is saying they are not following us, it is just our imagination. that's not true. for her and her family, it is not the west they fear. it is russia's direction. like most russians, they avoid politics and protests. >> i think that people are afraid. if your director finds that you went there -- steve: for protest. >> maybe you were jailed. sometimes you could lose your job. people are just afraid. steve: when you look into the future, what kind of a russia would you like your son to live in? >> i would like russia to be more free. but, you know

: all hands on deck. >> jimmy: all hand on what >> steve: deck >> jimmy: okay, yeah [ laughter ] >> steve >> jimmy: it's been a rough couple of weeks for that captain. today he was eating pringles and then he got his hand stuck in the can "you have to be kidding me!" [ laughter ] well, this is good for those of you trying to grill this summer check this out >> experts are predicting a possible pork shortage this summer they say as restaurants reopen and people start having more social gatherings pork products like hotdogs and bacon may be hard to come by this summer. >> tariq: what [ light laughter ] oh, man. i was really looking forward to grilling up some swine this summer [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry about that, tariq. >> tariq: it's all good. at least i can still enjoy my favorite summer drink. a nice refreshing boba tea >> jimmy: oh [ light laughter ] >> tariq: oh, what >> jimmy: roll the clip. >> running out of the boba tea was behind a nationwide shortage of tapioca pearls [ light laughter ] >> tariq: what no pork or boba tea? well, at least i can still plan to relax in my pool ove