>> steve: delightful went to italy. >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers ] >> steve: ate pasta.ta there. >> jimmy: you sent me a couple pictures of pasta and i was like - >> steve: you know what? i don't care what anybody says the food there is good >> jimmy: no, everyone says that [ light laughter ] everyone says that quest, tariq, what did you guys do >> tariq: we did a couple roots gigs in vegas. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers ] >> tariq: yeah it was our first time, you know, back in front of an actual audience. we did caesar's palace - >> jimmy: wow. >> tariq: two nights with dave chappelle >> jimmy: that's fun [ cheers and applause quest, you had your "summer of soul." >> questlove: oh yeah, that too my opening >> jimmy: yeah, yeah yeah, no big deal. yeah, your movie that won sundance >> questlove: i forgot, i forgot >> jimmy: yeah all right. good well it's first time the roots have all been together on the stage since -- [ cheers and applause it feels good. good to see everybody. >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: it's good to see everybody. we're excited to be back we have a fantastic wee

>> steve: now? but i've -- i'm not sure which one they all look good i know about them. i've done research on all of them i'm going to tell you about each one, and then you guys are going to vote on which book should be this year's summer read, and we can all read it together >> steve: ah >> jimmy: now it's time to reveal the books here we go all right. here's our first book right here [ laughter ] "people we meet on vacation. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: i like the cover, right? you like the cover that's by emily henry. this is a "new york times" best selling author it's a fun romance >> steve: romance? >> jimmy: yeah, it's romance so here's the deal with this one. it's about two friends, poppy and her best friend alex all right? man and woman. they go on vacation together every year except last year. there was some drama so they didn't go. [ laughter ] they didn't go on vacation >> steve: covid? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but now they want to go on vacation [ laughter ] no, no, it wasn't the -- different

steve? steve: all right. thank you very much.o continue to sell a book they say is anti-lgbtq since april workers have been petitioning for the tech giant to remove the book called irreversible damage which warns of the dangers of teens medically transitioning. the author of irreversible abigail shier joins us now. >> good morning, steve. steve: first of all, what's your book about. >> my book is about a medical history why all of a sudden in the last decade we are seeing incredible spike of teenage girls suddenly deciding transgender often with their girlfriends and pushing for hormones and surgeries and easily obtaining them. steve: once upon a time it was very rare but suddenly it seems like there is a lot of that going on. and what is your hypothesis of why that is happening? >> well, it seems to be a social contagion. one more example of teenage girls who have in genuine pain. they have a lot of anxiety and spretion depression spreading and sharing their pain in friend groups. they are getting it from social media. they are

seve zeroeffs. >> steve: yeah, steve zeroeffs, ha >> jimmy: i wish i saw him >> steve: oh you missedit back. because he's cool. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to post it on youtube, #cool. >> steve: yeah, there you go [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, american flag toothpicks, for making it look like i claimed my turkey burger on behalf of the entire united states. [ applause ] ♪ thank you, coolers full of beer, for making it feel like i'm playing an adult claw machine. [ laughter and applause >> steve: sour sour bud light natty light sour seltzer -- what is it >> jimmy: rancid budweiser >> steve: oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a new flavor. >> steve: it's gone off. >> jimmy: no, taste it it's really good >> steve: oh, mmm. >> jimmy: it's good for you. it's l wearing a tie. >> jimmy: really >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how many buttons down >> steve: it's crazy >> jimmy: did he have chest hair >> steve: yeah a lot. [ laughter ] not so much but enough >> jimmy: enough enough, enough >> steve: um, you know >> jimmy: yeah. i know >> steve: ask me how much ch

steve: mr. theory is not actually a real thing. it does not exist. to those people, what do you say? >> i say that it does exist. unfortunately, it's kind of slippery. it's almost, you can't really put your hands on it. it. steve: yeah. >> it can be defined and it can be seen when you see it in the classroom. i think the bill that we have in front of -- in front of the senate coming up, i think that bill will go a long way to combating the isles of what we e call critical race theory. steve: it may pass the legislature but it goes to the democratic governor and who knows what is going to happen there. >> absolutely. steve: something else going on in north carolina is davidson college there is now offering #abolish the police course. they say about this, they had a statement to fox news. they said we focus on studies that are liberating and dedicate ourselves to the quest for truth. the offering of any class whatever it is titled reflects that it covers a subject worth studying. do you have conce

: uh-huh >> steve: right?st talk about the movie "top gun." >> jimmy: that's correct >> steve: and, pretty much, that's all you would do? >> jimmy: "you there, goose? i'm not hearing you, goose." stuff like that. >> steve: stuff like that. >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: need for speed, things like that great. >> jimmy: yeah you there goose? i can't hear you, buddy. this one's from @ryanschwartz. he says, "zoey's extraordinary polka play list. >> steve: oh, yeah >> jimmy: hey, that's good i'd watch that this one's from @smith1226peter. he says," my stripper name is earl." [ laughter ] that's pretty good this one's from @joseramonmarmtz he says, "meet the panini press. oh, chuck todd hosts that as well >> steve: nice >> jimmy: this one's from @kissmetkarma. she says, "it's showtime at the apollo 13. >> steve: sandman, we have a a problem. >> jimmy: this is -- sandman this one's from @gin boswick she says, "america's next top model airplane." >> steve: oh, i like that. >> jimmy: this one's from @ryanbartholomee he says

steve: good evening happy independence day welcome to the next revolution, i am steve hilton, the home of popular populism, no america, my first fourth as an american, i could not be more proud, as you know, a couple of months ago, i became a u.s. citizen, i am so happy to celebrate this special day with you, my fellow americans. it still new for me to say but it has felt like my home for years, since we moved across the pond to california nearly a decade ago. the more i have learned about america the more i love it and the more appreciate there is no better place on earth. that is why i was offended by what jen psaki said at podium at white house to behalf of the president. in strong to the athlete disrespecting our flag and anthem, jen psaki saying it is okay because america has not always lived up to our highest ideals, what a ludacris, shallow and divisive thing to do. our ideals are high, maybe even unattainable, but the point is they serve as a opportunity fiing aspiration for the nation, we know what john sacky was talking -- jen psaki of the talking about it was race, true toda

steve: it was great. in celebrating the 4th of july, can had a couple days off, then we got my oldest daughter mary married off. [cheers and applause] steve: three children off married off in the last calendar year. brian: that's impossible. is that a record? steve: could be. how crazy is that. ainsley: how was it? tell us about it. steve: it was lovely, down in palm beach, it was saturday night. and it all worked out. >> the weather held. it was beautiful. i'm going to have some pictures tomorrow. ainsley: did you still have to have a small amount of people there? steve: we had planned for the small because they had still had restrictions i think you can have as many people now in florida as you want and there was dancing. brian: were you able to go out after the wedding and party? it was over early you wanted to party? steve: tended about 10:00 and is the case for younger people, they do go to bars. ainsley: they do. steve: i do not. brian: do you know what's interested you said we married off. this isn

steve: it is so hypocritical.tical money that i find offensive, the way that democrats complain about corporate money, when it of flowing to republicans, but now they are getting it from peep pe like google and others it is fine, not to mention the union money some. >> that is true. you have big owners. now they don't want to return that money, now they are happy with this so-called dark money. what is interesting is hypocrisy, north fund states they are fighting dark money, they don't want it to exist while they accept dark money, go figure. steve: this is what is so disgusting they think they can't do any wrong. they are virtuous and everyone else is awful because they are on the side of history, whatever it is wrapped up. it is unbearable. always gate to have you here. thank you sara. >> you are welcome, steve. steve: thank you for watching, do joining you next sunday when the next revolution will be televised. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am troy, welcome y gowdy, welcome to sunday

steve: right.shame people because of the color of their skin. white people are protected by civil rights laws. just like any other race. steve: well, and we were talking, did swain, yesterday about this particular group with lawrence jones. and he has looked into it and it looks like this group has been pushing for crt and social justice and things like that. and while the department of education may say it was a big mistake, didn't mean to do that. how many school districts have already reached out to him and said hey, help us reopen in september? because we do know that apparently the deputy secretary of education has worked with this group in the past. so, when they say it was a big mistake, you got to figure at least she knew. >> i mean, of course they knew. they got caught. and i applaud fox news for covering critical race theory as closely as you have. and that you are educating democrats as well as republicans. you are educating the american people and schools need to reopen. the people who

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: ooh. >> steve: "one last stop."eamy. wow. you had to purell that >> jimmy: i got to purell that guy. all right, that's good that's steamy, all right >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: just steam me up a a little bit >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: "people we meet on vacation." >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: first line first line "on vacation, you can be anyone you want." >> steve: ooh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "crying in h mart. "ever since my mom died, i cry in h mart. >> steve: aw [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: i knew - why would i -- i knew that was gonna make me sad. >> steve: it's sad [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that's great i'm crying all ready, yeah all right, "opal and nev." "disclosure, my father, a drummer named jimmy curtis, fell in love with opal jewel, in the summer of 1970. >> steve: hmm. >> jimmy: okay "the plot. >> steve: you're not gonna give us the plot. you're just giving us the first line of "the plot. >> jimmy: "jacob finch bonner, the once promising author of the 'new and noteworthy' (new york times' book review) nove

>> steve: you too?> jimmy: we went -- this is tad season you must be talking about tad d. >> steve: no, ted j. i was talking about. >> jimmy: the entrepreneur >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: oh, yeah, you're right. that is tad g. >> steve: yeah, that's him, bro. >> jimmy: thank you, springsteen on broadway coming back [ cheers and applause for being one of the best shows to get tickets for, and the worst show to be an understudy for. ladies and gentlemen, tonight the role of bruce springsteen will be played by terry. 1, 2, 1, 2, 3 and 4. ♪ i grew up on the street of jersey and i didn't know much so i went to mercy ♪ ♪ and over in londo things were pretty hecti but i can't -- didn't expect it ♪ expect it? [ cheers and applause ♪ didn't expect it ♪ yeah you wanted bruce, but it's me terry, you dididn't expect it, right? >> queststlove: yeah, keep it going. >> steve: sure >> jimmy: yeah, sure yeah, of course. jimmmmy, great jimmy, everything is cool. what did out there, rapping, was so awesome don't check the int

steve: yeah.somebody at the department of state in joe biden's administration who said the demonstrations are a reaction to covid. it's not about covid. it's about communism, isn't it? >> you are louisville right. all tough do is listen to the cuban people themselves. they're not out there saying vaccine, vaccine. they are actually yelling for freedom, libertad libertad. not only that steve if you have seen images emotional images for me a lot of carrying american flag. that's a crime in communist cuba. yet, they are out there carrying the american flag. why? because the american flag symbolizes freedom it symbolizes everything that's good for people around the planet. that's why it's so sad that for certain people here in the united states, who tend to kind of, you know, dislike their own country, they hate the flag but around the world, whether it's in iran, whether it's in hong kong or cuba. they are seeking freedom. those living under repression they see the american flag as a sign of freedom

steve, rachel, brian? steve: that's right.s like the president tomorrow will announce a mandate where everybody has got to get the shot if they work for the federal government or get tested. but it does not sound like it's going to include the military. have you heard that? griff: well, there are reports, if that's coming tomorrow, we expect the president to speak about covid. fox has not confirmed that will there are also reports the military will be excluded. i think what you are going to see is a fierce fight and debate over whether or not this federal mandate is going to hold up because the fda, which is the federal government, has not done their job yet, steve, to approve these vaccines. so for those who say hey, i was waiting to get my shot until the fda fully approved it, they have a point. steve: right. and thank you very much, griff. i didn't have's last point is very important. both the "new york post" and the "wall street journal" both have podesta today talking about why has it taken the fda so long to give this ap

steve: nobody. rachel: embarrassing. steve: silence.ered then and still matters. we still need to get to the bottom of it it's not about the porn and the hookers and the crack. it's not about that. it's not even about the money. it's about the big guy who took 10% from the dirty deals and may be compromised by china. what is the explanation for why the biden administration has had zero punishment, zero repercussions for china? is the u.s. president an asset of china? why hasn't he done anything on this? brian: those are valid arguments because actions tell the story. he has condemned them but hasn't taken action against them. got nato and european union to cob item their actions but no hell to pay. remember a month ago when we had our diplomats meet in alaska without tell the alaskan governor by the way and we spent the whole time being berated because we don't treat minorities well? do you believe this? the people that set up the concentration camps and have a million muslims tortured on a daily basis and organs donated against their w

steve? steve: thank you very much.ernational space station commander, bill nelson nsa administrator and eileen collins the first female commander of a space shuttle. so it's a big day in space. you will see it right here on "fox & friends." brian? brian: all right, meanwhile, accomplished neurosurgeon former presidential candidate and served as the secretary of housing and urban development did a great job. dr. ben stellar did a great job. that's why he is warning about the dangers of critical race theory. he wrote an op-ed for foxnews.com. growing up poor in detroit if i had believed that my destiny was based on my race i am not be where i am today. we cannot allow crt to rob american children of that same hope instilled on me. former hud secretary dr. ben carson joins us now. we had not made the progress we had made on race relations that we have in 2021 when you were growing up. why do you think that those conditions of you growing up as adversarial as they were made you who you are? >> well, i had a mother who insi

steve: exactly.he way they do we have it through they may think of it as a victory but i think it will cost them in the midterms great to see you was always marsha blackburn. do we already know who's running in 2024? if one small county is any indication we may. next. you already pay for car insurance, why not take your home along for the ride? allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call to bundle today. hearing is important to living life to the fullest. that's why inside every miracle-ear store, you'll find better cheers with your favorite fans. you'll find a better life is in store at miracle-ear, when you experience the exclusive miracle-ear advantage. our team is devoted to your care, with free service adjustments and cleaning of your miracle-ear hearing aids for life. we're so confident we can improve your life, we're offering a 30-day risk-free trial. call 1-800-miracle today and experience the miracle-ear advantage. steve: if you don't know ab

>> jimmy: what if i -- >> steve: ah, no >> jimmy: no, it's -- not going to happen. >> steve: what ifaughter ] >> jimmy: what if they're not strawberries what if they're blueberries? our next screen grab was sent in by michael irely in hemet, california he was trying to find some furniture. he spotted -- this good deal red leather couch for $200 >> steve: oh >> jimmy: yeah, look at this thing. fantastic. >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] yeah >> jimmy: the middle seat is the most comfortable >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: the middle seat's more comfortable >> steve: yeah, well, the side's very firm >> jimmy: yeah, very [ laughter ] >> steve: "put a chair in there. >> jimmy: just dig a hole -- >> steve: "what are you complaining about? >> jimmy: "it's the same size. you kidding me?" >> steve: "it fits perfectly." >> jimmy: "hey, how many strawberries can you fit in that one?" [ laughter ] next one was was sent in by valerie cope in murrieta, california she was doing some shopping on walmart's app. and you know it recommends a a substitution for something if they're out of stock on something. you g

steve: okay.refocus their vaccine messaging. here with more on what's going on. let's dial in lee carter pollster, president and partner of maslansky and partners. lee, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so, politifact said that essentially they said that the clips used in the video were selectively edited to take the statements out of context and as it turns out, harris and joe biden, they didn't do anything wrong. >> listen, i'm not sure that they did anything wrong. they are entitled to their opinion and they were reluctant to trust the vaccine. that's how a lot of americans feel today. and so i think if they were to refocus and say we're going to have a conversation without judgment, we used to be concerned too. this is what we learned that changed our mind. i think the whole tenor of this conversation needs to shift away from one of judgment and one to empathy. because people have really valid concerns about why they haven't taken the vaccine yet. i have done a lot of research for this.

steve: exactly right.tuation, what needs to be done. now you see the contrast with back to the same old politics, almost the same minute, you have a crises on southern border,pite pete thank you. steve: thank you, steve. >> coming up, a fellow immigrant, former governor of my home state, has something to say about me becoming an american and my fashion choices, arnold is back. next. >> congratulations, big day. proud of you, remember no matter what they tell you, you still down have to wear a tie. ♪ welcome to allstate, ♪ ♪are you down, d-d-down, d-d-down, d-d-down♪ where we're driving down the cost of insurance. ♪ ♪ are you down, down♪ ♪d-down, down? are you♪ drivers who switched saved over $700. ♪ allstate. here, better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands. click or call for a lower rate today. steve: after high citizenship ceremony, my friend, fellow californian. californian. >> >> you became an american citizen. this is really fantastic. but i have say. i was disappointed you had reg

steve: exactly. the way they do we have it through they may think of it as a victory but i think it will cost them in the midterms great to see you was always marsha blackburn. do we already know who's running in 2024? flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. bonnie >>> if you try join the fight at alz.org/walk smileactives i think you're going to be amazed and wowed. announcer >>> you'll see amazing results fast. smileactives will make your teeth six shades whiter guaranteed, or your money back. the revolutionary polyclean technology activates, transforming into a powerful whitener to lift and remove stains fast. just add to your toothpaste and brush. spencer >>> my smile is brighter and people are noticing. announcer >>> order smileactives for $19.95 and get a second free. plus, free shipping! go to smileactives.com now steve: if you don't know about sue county iowa one of th

brian, steve, mitchell? steve: that's crazy. house members, the republicans who don't want to wear the mask, could they wind up getting arrested if they're on the senate side of the building or just on the house side where nancy pelosi presides? griff: that is a good question, steve. the answer is no. because on the senate side it's a different rule than what speaker pelosi is pushing. steve: griff, that's nuts. it's the same building. it's nuts. griff: it's nuts. and now we have got saturday at 5:00 a.m., tomorrow 5:00 a.m., d.c.'s mayor mural bowser is saying masks for everybody indoors. yet another wrinkle coming. brian: interesting word wrinkle a life upheaval, thanks so much, griff. here we go local officials will have our lifestyle in their hands. can't rule out more lockdowns and remote learning for kids when they go back to school. the locals can we would mask mandates or not. misinformation a problem. they still continue to say that now offering $100 incentives. steve: i did it for free. brian: i feel like i acted too s

i do love you also rachel and steve. steve: thank you very much.. coming up on this monday. an nfl player is teaming one a former congresswoman to help fight america's drug crisis. their plan to help those struggling living a clean life straight ahead on "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ here comes the sun ♪ and i say ♪ it's all right ♪ ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ brian: some staggering stats here, shows the nation's drug crisis spiraling during the pandemic has overtook death to surge nearly 30%ment one of my next guests experienced and overcame the dangers of america 's drug epidemic firsthand. >> i had it made, living my dream playing professional football and then my life hit rock bottom. i had an accidental opioid overdose. brian: wow, so nfl star darren waller, 107 receptions last year , form

steve: exactly.think of it as a victory but i think it will cost them in the midterms great to see you was always marsha blackburn. do we already know who's running in 2024? steve: if you don't know about sue county iowa one of the most conservative counties and vital to any gop hopeful looking for a strong finish in the iowa caucuses. tom and visited and spoke to several hundred republicans apparently he never mentioned donald trump mike pence is headed there and he has mental on - - mentioned donald trump now democrats are starting to panic about the harris 2024 potential the author of don't letter crisis go to waste , jason chafetz are you going to sue county iowa? >> i have been to iowa a few times just because iowa is a critical statement that a few times. steve: we saw the straw poll running away with it at the cpac based on that anyone else is wasting their time if president trump decides to run. >> president trump is wildly popular because his policies were popular. what he instituted were wo

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steve clifford, thank you.ambassador jeffrey: the answer is, when there is significant, any significant ground engagement of the united states, that is where we are losing a lot of people and when we are actually fighting as most americans would understand that word. in every case, not in the korean war, but in every case since then. in vietnam, it was the gulf of tonkin resolution. in afghanistan, it was the authorization of military force in 2001. for iraq, it was authorization for use of force passed by both houses of congress, and on and on. in the gulf war in 1991, it was a resolution by the u.s. congress as well. so in every case where we have engaged in serious combat, the administration or whatever administration has turned to congress i think that will , continue. the problem is, i think you have -- and i can think of hundreds of them where the united states , has had to react in a fast-moving situation when someone is shooting at our troops and we are using right of defense, article two of the constit

steve: sure.dy who has not been keeping track what has been going on with the city council over the last year, year and a half? >> there's no relationship between the current mayor and the city council and i think what happened when we had our last council races, our mayor got involved in the race and made comments about one of the candidates and those comments were made public and because that candidate had alliances with some members of the council, that when she won the race, they killed any opportunity for the mayor to create any relationship with the council because there was an alliance and no relationship has ever come to fruition because of the misstep. steve: well, lance, what is your case for the people of seattle, why they should make you the mayor to make, you know, it's safe for somebody like you to be outside your house so you don't get shot? >> well, the main thing is that i believe in public safety. we need to have a strong public safety service delivery system and that includes th

steve: sure.y on friday. and the grandmother had this message for the people who killed her grand daughter. listen. >> i don't feel safe for me or my family she didn't deserve this. she dog d. nothing to nip. i pray that when they close their eyes at night. >> they see her face. when they wake up, they see her face. and find it in their hearts to turn themselves in. i'm fray praying for that i'm praying for justice for my granddaughter. steve: she is praying for justice for her granddaughter. and you are interested in justice as well but your hands are tied. >> yeah. that's correct. you know, i can't sympathize enough for her family and tragedy and it hurts my heart. i think every good person's heart to hear that message. i can guarantee you why we do have a lot of restrictions going on right now that our homicide unit is top notch. i put them against any police department in the world and i'm sure our homicide unit is working around the clock and hopefully we will be able to bring these horrible

steve: okay.are friend of the guy who asked joe biden the question the other day and you said that joe biden just doesn't know what he was talking about. >> well, i actually don't want to say what he is talking about. i want to clarify a little bit. i think there is a misconception here. i know joe -- or john very, very well. john lanny who is speaking. i think he was dumbfounded by the answer. and so, you know, i would like to bring light and some clarity to some of the statements that were made. one in particular was that, you know, we just need to pay more than $7 or $8 an hour that i don't know a restaurant brart in this city that is paying 6, 7 an hour. i think when you consider what he mentioned aed about the favor that he did not shutting us down, i mean, here is a -- here is a devastating time and we really, really need, people think we are out of the clear. we are not. we opened our doors back up. the guests came. the employees unfortunately have not. and, for us, you know, jeff ruby stea

anyway >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: trivia just some quick trivia that's all >> steve: go fishmmy: she says, "call me by your mom's name. oh, hey. >> steve: oh [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: hey. hey. get it go to bed. >> steve: mama >> jimmy: this one's from @facetimepolice. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: they say, "children of the corn chowder. [ laughter ] that's sounds equally frightening. yeah >> steve: very frightening >> jimmy: this one's from @tamika. she says, "batman begins scrapbooking." [ laughter ] "yeah. ah, joker, this is --" >> steve: "wayne industries opened up. >> jimmy: "my friend made this pottery. [ laughter ] "i think you put flowers in it, whatever you can drink out of it, i guess. >> steve: "i'm going to glue some gold cord to this edge of this page, to really highlight the pictures of robin. >> jimmy: "what i do is i save the glitter glue." [ laughter ] "i just make a whole page of glitter glue and then when it dries, i glue pictures on top of that. just makes for a decent background." [ laughter ] this one's from @kryptoniancodex >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: he

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: oh, mister dorngal >> jimmy: 58 >> steve: oh i thought it was dorngal57 >> jimmy: oh >> steve: i don'tys, "shot put -- the thing you always wanted to do in a a bowling alley but couldn't." [ laughter and applause >> steve: strike >> jimmy: this one's from @jakewilliamsart he says, "curling -- competitive swiffer-ing. [ laughter ] yeah i love curling this one's from drsarahsebree. she says, "gymnastics balance beam -- ultimate driving while intoxicated test." [ laughter ] that's true, right this one's from @multiversesnob. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: they say, "cricket -- baseball but with a british accent." [ laughter ] this one's from @trillocarl. he says, "dirtbiking -- watch guys named 'jaxxon' hurt themselves." [ laughter ] jaxxon three x's, yeah. this one's from @saiyanabrief. they say, "make the thing go through the thing. basically every sport ever." [ laughter ] make the thing go through the thing. this last one is from @ddancer42 they say, "hockey -- mullets on ice. there you have it, everybody those are "tonight show hashtags." to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow

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♪ >> steve: yeah ♪ >> jimmy: that's how you fence >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause en garde >> jimmy en garde, yeah >> steve: touche >> jimmy: also they also said fans aren't allowed to cheer >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: although they say that at the beginning of every graduation and parents are still like, "thomas, yes tommy you did it that's my boy, tommy." soccer superstar cristiano ronaldo just became the first person in the world to hit 300 million followers on instagram. [ cheers ] it's a pretty big deal, and now a lot of people are reaching out to congratulate him. for example, lionel messi said, "what an incredible achievement, way to go." [ light laughter ] dwayne "the rock" johnson said, "congrats pal, but watch your back i'm coming for you." [ laughter ] then ronaldo himself had this to say he said, "i can't believe it thank you so much for the support. [ light laughter ] it didn't stop there remember that statue of him? >> tariq: i knew it. i knew it. >> steve: yeah oh no, it didn't - they didn't congratulate - >> jimmy: jimmy: the bronze statue of ronaldo re

i called somebody that steve worked with and he said, "steve's been shot." i said, "did he survive?" and he said, "no." >> reporter: steve pitt was unforgettable. >> i think he's one of a kind. he just completely broke the mold. >> reporter: he was the first to die that week. hunted down by a man with a gun and a grudge. >> i felt that, when this shooter crossed steve off, that he was movin' down a list. >> reporter: a long list. >> she came running towards my vehicle. there was blood dripping from her face. >> reporter: six murders. >> my guts just absolutely dropped. >> reporter: in four days. this was a homicide investigation kind of in overdrive, wasn't it? >> it was. >> reporter: a city under siege. >> there was a lot of fear. there was a lot of unrest in the community, people were desperate for a suspect. >> reporter: who else could have been on that list? >> i had my own personal terrorist. >> reporter: and why? >> people don't get gunned down in their offices. there had to be a link. >> reporter: the most haunting question of all? could those six liv

steve: if you are unemployed this is the number to call. if you are currently working, call this number. i want to go to this chart that is available on your website. i know you have seen it. you can see this huge drop in march and april of last year. really a nosedive of people being forced out of work when we had a record high of 152 million people working in february of last year. based on your reporting, we are back to 145.8 million. we are still 7-8,000,000 short of where we were during the early stages of when the pandemic hit. heather: number i keep in my head and look at first is we are about 70% recovered. the good news is that is a lot further along than most people thought we would be, certainly sitting of june of last year. things seemed dark and we were wondered if we were on the verge of a great depression. we managed to avoid that. there is still 6.8 million -- obviously, there have been population growth and that number could be a little higher in terms of how many people we would like to get back. with this pick up in the h

but steve, do you have a cat? steve: we don't.stuffed cats for the kids but that's about it. we know the moods all the time. dagen: cats are easier than dogs for sure. you know, if you've got to go away for the weekend, just leave food and water out for the cat and you're out of there. rob, what do you think of this app? rob: i'm allergic to cats, so, yeah, no app for me. but to your point, dagen, completely impressed with how many dad jokes got in there. i think that was about 14. kudos, steve. amazing. [laughter] dagen: we love steve for his brains, his good nature, his humor, and his all-around greatness. still ahead, everybody, eurasia group president ian bremmer is here to talk about the u.s./russia nuclear talks and increasing tensions with chavment it all starts -- with china. it all starts next hour on "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ (struggling vehicle sounds) think premium can't be capable? think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professi

> jimmy: camila >> steve: wow! jimmy: in the spirit of the olympics, we're having a a competition of our own, a friendly competition with the biggest band in the world. we're playing a brand-new game with bts tonight >> steve: whoa >> jimmy: this is a big show [ cheers and applause >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: i'm so happy guys, today's friday, and that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff i check my inbox, return some emails and, of course, send out thank you notes. [ cheers and applause and i was just running a bit behind i thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write out my weekly thank you notes, right now. is that cool [ cheers and applause james, can i get some "thank you note" writing music, please ♪ [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. olympic spirit >> jimmy: yeah thank you, olympics, for once again making me jealous that there are people who get paid to jump on trampolines [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, olympic diving, for not going by your original name, impressive falling [ laughter ] >> s

on the program. >> steve: what [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and camila cabello will be here >> steves and applause >> jimmy: all in studio. and we're doing a fun new game with bts all in the same show friday night [ cheers and applause set your dvrs, everybody but first, what a show we have for you tonight. she co-wrote the new comic book "mom: mother of madness," which is available now emilia clarke is here. [ cheers and applause and his new apple tv plus series "watch the sound with mark ronson" premiers july 30th. one of our pals, mark ronson is here tonight [ cheers and applause >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: talented dude. >> steve: lovely >> jimmy: talented guy and then talk about talented, we have an in-studio performance from brandi carlile >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause wow. >> jimmy: we love brandi carlile then later in the show, if we have time, tariq and i - >> steve: if we have time. >> jimmy: if we have time for it >> steve: you might run out of time >> jimmy: that's correct tariq and i are competing to see who can make the best burger in the first ever "tonight sho

thank you, steve. >> thank you. >> yeah.l of the streets are silent, which i take part in along with a lot of other people that were active on the new york scene in the '90s, i was around but didn't know, i saw and had friends that skateboarded but i just didn't understand the whole scene and how it perfectly connected with '90s hip-hop and it is just a fascinating film. and also perfect that this is the first year that skateboarding is a part of the olympics and it is -- and the events that i saw with that new york street type skating up and down banisters, i remember seeing friends do it back in the '90s and now we have a whole film that shows how that laid the foundation for what is happening now. >> yeah. that is so important. and what do you think about what people are learning? steve is here in tokyo, but hip-hop has gone global. and one of the positives people argue is that it is race and consciousness, freddy. >> yeah. it is definitely. and being over in japan, when the movie wild style which i took part in hip-hop's

>> steve: two minutes?eah next up, here's florida governor, ron desantis he's offering to let you get away with whatever weird florida crime you want >> steve: oh [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: that's a big list. >> steve: that could be anything >> jimmy: and finally, here's west virginia governor, jim justice. he's offering to get matching tattoos that say, "tiktok is bae! there you have it. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: some great incentives stick around, everybody. we're playing "the random instrument challenge" with tina fey, when we come back! [ cheers and applause come on back, more "tonight show." [ cheers and applause ♪ i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. with skyrizi, 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms such as fevers

seth meyers is here. [ cheers and applause >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: the one and only >> steve: lovejimmy: also, joining us in studio, she stars in the new amc series, "kevin can f himself. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: annie murphy is here [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh, yeah >> jimmy: and we've got a very special musical guest. very special musical guest i've known these guys for, like, 21 years i want to say >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: "snl." babies on "snl." i mean, they were younger than i was. yeah they keep coming out with great songs, great sounds. we love them, always innovating performing their new song, "higher power," tonight, in person and outdoors, coldplay is here tonight. [ cheers and applause >> steve: yeah lovely >> jimmy: coldplay coldplay is here >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: annie murphy seth meyers. it is -- you okay, tariq you look upset are you all right, buddy >> tariq: yeah, yeah i'm -- i'm good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's going on? you don't seem good. >> tariq: well, i'm just thinking it's of some new entries for my -- my irk list. >> jimmy: the irk list, what

#notcheugy." [ cheers and applause >> steve: the head of the irs. >> jimmy: he said not cheugy >> stevecheugy >> jimmy: #notcheugy >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: yeah and then finally, he ended it by saying, "sheesh!" [ cheers and applause "sheesh. [ laughter ] did you guys see this? during a climate hearing yesterday, republican congressman louie gohmert, suggested some alternative solutions to fight global warming. listen to this >> is there anything that the national forest service, or blm, can do to change the course of the moon's orbit or the earth's orbit around the sun? obviously, that would have profound effects on our climate. >> i would have to follow up with you on that one, mr. gohmert. >> jimmy: his next question was, "can anyone tell me where i am right now?" [ laughter ] she was like, "i'll listen to your idea, but maybe we start with no plastic bags, and then we'll reverse the earth's orbit. you know 'superman' isn't a documentary, right?" some entertainment news. this week, the cannes film festival is happening on the coast of france. they just announced that the new "fast an

steve. >> nice story.oming up on the high street after retailers invested heavily online amid the pandemic, we will discuss the outlook for the brick and mortar economy as the lockdowns are lifted we will be back after the break. >>> we're already lanhalfway through the show they call "street signs. i'm steve sedgwick the opec plus meeting ends in stalemate. producers at odds while the biden administration calling for a compromised solution. >>> didi shares are down sharply in pre-market trade state side will the ride hailing app in the crosshairs of regulatregulators >>> the french train maker alstom warns of negative cash flow for the year due to the bombardier acquisition. >>> and trading near the top of the ftse 100 after the grocer wins new business in spain what the supermarket did to post better than first quarter than expected sales >>> welcome. the first quarter revenue exceeded expectation sainsbury with online grocery shopping increasing 29%. it faces tough comparables as uk emerges from lockdow