steve: so the cops on the beat want to pick up the person but the boss says let them go? >> right. steve: stevethe program. he is cooking with friends. his whole family is here with chicago. just in time for the snow. >> right. excited. steve: thank you, steve. still a big two hours straight ahead. dr. sebastian gorka and danny deutsche. we also have as you can see right there anthony scaramucci at 8:30. big program live from new york city where it is snowing. ♪ the greatest ♪ the greatest steve: a massive winter storm is actually hammering the east coast as we speak. >> this storm is going to be with us throughout the day today. nonessential workers need to stay home. brian: steve bannon last night, after characterizing the president as an unserious candidate, said this on his own radio show. >> the president is a great man. you know i support him day in and day out. >> i stand with the president. this book by michael wolf is just trash. > should americans be concerned about the president's mental fitness. >> you said the media are like drug addicts. drug addicts sometimes have good days. the

steve bannon. just yesterday calling steve bannon sloppy steve and as you said, cnn confirmed reporting that they reached out to friends and allies to essentially tell them they need to choose a side. either the side or steve bannon and we should note that last week steve bannon's biggest backer made comments distancing herself from the former white house chief strategist and the head of breitbart news. you get the sense that steve bannon feel this is waning influence and seeing himself as losing favor with this administration so he is trying to stay afloat with the statement. one final note, there is no statement at all about the disparaging comments that steve bannon is quoted as saying in the book. the president's son in law or about money laundering being tied to the investigation. >> interesting distinctions there. thanks so much at the white house. check back with you later. all of this as the white house continues its assault on steve bannon. the senior policy adviser steven miller staunchly defending the president in an interview with jake tapper which became quite contentio contentious. watch. >

steve. steve: y'all from dc? greg: washington, dc, steve. steve: a lot going on up there now. t going on. steve: whoo! [laughter] they're having hearings, all kinds of mess. they're doing everything but running the government right now. greg: that's right. steve: man, i know y'all got to be sick of it, too. greg: that's right. steve: that's all right. what do you do for a living, greg? greg: i am the offensive coordinator at my alma mater, johns hopkins university in baltimore, maryland. steve: you do what now? greg: the offensive coordinator.

asada chicken, and barbie cute pork." >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: barbie -- >> steve: barbie cute -- >> jimmy: barbie cute pork. [ laughter and applause ] >> steveat else they have there? >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: they had ken doll buns. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: you know why? because he's got no sausage. all right, here we go. >> steve: oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: next one -- >> steve: that's smooth. that's smooth. >> jimmy: that's smooth, man. [ laughter ] >> steve: hey, hey! whoa! >> jimmy: that was smooth, man! that ken doll joke you did was smooth. >> steve: hey, jimmy! >> jimmy: what's up, m? >> steve: that ken doll joke, man! >> jimmy: what's up? >> about him having no johnson! love it! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you want me to do it again? >> steve: yeah, could you do it again, man? i'm just going to -- >> jimmy: no way, man, the show's not long enough. there's no way i can do it again. there's no way i'm doing it! >> steve: come on, people! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no way! i ain't doing it, man. no way! >> steve: come on, man. >> jimmy: you can't make me. >> steve: give it a shot, man. i'm gonna park my golf cart righ

steve: i'm steve. lemonis: steve, nice to meet you. steve: nice to meet you. y, meeting you face-to-face. lemonis: we're here. let's do it. so, this is your business. steve: this is it. lemonis: what prompted you to get into this? steve: i'm a minimalist by trade. lemonis: do you live in a tiny home? steve: no. i live in a regular house now. i've got a family and kids. i actually live in sonoma and in colorado. lemonis: what happened to, "i want to be a minimalist"? steve: i still am a minimalist. lemonis: yeah. what did you do before this? steve: i was a restaurateur. i really don't have much experience in manufacturing. i can manufacture a burger. lemonis: okay. can you show me a few models? steve: so, we have cypress, the farallon alta, the elm 26 equator, and the roanoke. lemonis: i mean, it's like a log cabin. steve: yeah. lemonis: but it's movable. steve: yes. they can pick their floor finish, they can pick their roof and window colors. people really want to get into these and customize them. lemonis: so, what is your typical price for an average unit sol

steve bannon said. he's attacking the messenger steve bannon. the reason he can't deny what steve bannon said is because we have e-mails about this meeting. now we also know why the president and his son trump junior tried so hard to cover up what happened at this meeting. if you remember earlier last year, they issued two press statements about this meeting that were false and misleading. they said the meeting was just about russian adoptions and nothing about campaigns. that was totally wrong. >> our white house reporter kaitlan collins is with us, as well. kaitlan, you've carefully read not once or twice but probably three times this statement from the president of the united states. it's a formal statement. this is not a tweet. >> certainly not. we rarely see a statement like this especially blasting someone that worked inside the white house with the president for several months. before that was essentially the ceo of his campaign. but we've seen this before with the president and steve bannon. he doesn't like bannon taking too much credit for anything he's accomplished. we'v

(steve) turning (steve) recovery. have a long recovery. (steveturning now to our four zone forecast. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here ...(pam) and lawrence ... we saw some rain overnight... and it's not over yet.. lawrence karnow: there were plenty of low clouds and fog today with some lingering drizzle. doppler radar is showing most of the rain has ended. but it looks like the fog and low clouds will stick around tonight and be thick in spots. big waves are now moving in now and a high surf warning has been issued for tomorrow night through thursday. some waves are forecast to be as high as 40 feet! on the satellite image you can see the big storm off the coast. but right now high pressure will bring us a mild and dry day on wednesday. we'll likely see a mix of clouds with mild for this time of year. tomorrow the 50s to mid 60s in the clouds will begin to move could begin ini on wednesday night. rain and wind will the bay on thursday. it the coldest storm of the season with snow levels to 3,500 feet. so we could see a dusting of snow

steve biko's family believe he was thrown at the wall quite deliberately by the police officers. steve biko's death and the brutality of it highlighted like no other event at the time the extent to which the apartheid regime would go to protect itself. peterjomes remembering his friend, steve you can find all of our programmes online. in the late 19705, thousands of young men and women were detained in argentina for their opposition to military rule. amongst those who went missing was anna maria. her mother spoke to witness. news archive: they are called the mothers of the disappeared, in the centre of buenos aires, where they hold the same sad demonstration every day — they have all had at least one relative who has disappeared. in the offices of the mothers of the disappeared. in 1953, american husband and wife julius and ethel rosenberg were executed by electric chair after being convicted of spying for the soviet union. our final witness is the rosenbergs' son, robert. news archive: one of the greatest peacetime spy dramas in the history of the nation reaches its climax asjulius rosenberg and mrs ethel rosenberg, convicted of transmitting secrets to russia, into the federal building in new york to hear their doom. the last time i saw my parents was in sing sing a coupl

steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] nicole, name some childish behavior that's funnier to men than women. nicole: whining. steveing. audience: ohh... steve: edmund, name a childish behavior that's funnier to men than to women. edmund: i'll say fighting, steve. steve: fighting.

in pillar point rob fladeboe kron 4 newss (steve) also (steve) newssfladeboe kron 4 newss (steve) alsoning now: the highly-anticipated more "affordable" tesla model three is on display to the public for the first time... there are only two places to see it in person in california....one is right here in the bay area at the stanford shopping center. with a 30 thousand dollar base price.... the new car drew in a crowd of curious admirers...many of whom already placed a reservation to buy one as early as two years ago. more than half a million customers have reservations for the new tesla...but it will take a couple years to fufill orders at the current assembly line pace. there is also a model three on display in los angeles. (pam) coming up:the effort to free a cal student in ice custody... only on kron4 -- we are hearing from the student who was detained by border patrol agents. (steve) then - we now know who won the big mega millions jackpot..we'll tell you what the 20-year-old plans to do with all that money.... (pam) and next:we talk to the south bay man who saved a woman's life....

steve. steve: ok. kisha: yes. [applause] steve: that must be a nice company. kisha: yes, it is. steve: you married? kisha: yes, i am, to that handsome hunk on the end. denard: yeah. kisha: yeah, baby! steve: all right, that's good. well, we got two good families. man, let me tell you something. them sweethearts over there, them two little girls in the middle--little olivia and darby--just as nice as they want to be. come on, y'all. let's play "feud." you want to win some money? let's go! give me kisha, give me laura. ["family feud" theme plays] ha ha! top 6 answers on the board. this a good one. we asked 100 married men, name something your wife calls you that makes you feel good. laura: honey. steve: honey.

steve: what's that? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: what did you read? >> jimmy: really disturbed me. >> steveanked 30th in the world in terms of math skills. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: yeah. nobody seems to know how to turn this thing around. i think the problem is that today's kids just can't relate to old fashioned things, like numbers. >> steve: oh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so we have updated math to make the equations about stuff modern kids can relate, to in a segment called "popular mathematics." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ popular mathematics education and equations division multiplication ♪ ♪ radius circumference pi five times five is twenty-five ♪ ♪ calculus and calculator math teacher is educator angle table charts and graphs it's time for popular math ♪ ♪ popular mathematics mathematics ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> steve: what is that about? 'cause the eagles won? >> jimmy: do we have to go to a a commercial now? do we have time to do the bit? oh, my gosh. that was -- not bad. they know that's my favorite jam, yeah. but do you understand this idea? >> st

steve bannon can talk to somebody all day long when writing a book but when it comes to talking to the house intel committee don't talk? steve: we all felt that way when watching him. steve bannon must be regretting every hour of every day talking so openly to michael wolff for that book it's caused him problems. watching that i had a couplely intense emotional reaction. i'm so sick of adam schiff. is he just so pompous the way he comes out day after day grandstanding on this. he is clearly decided that this is the way to build his political career. and i'm just sick of hearing him lecture the rest of us on all this stuff. i'm also sick of the whole story, frankly. it seems to me that you get into the weeds of this story day after day after day. it's a story about itself. it's not about anything real and important in the real world anymore. >> melissa: let me take the other side of that though the president is saying he got burned once on bannon out there flapping his gums so he doesn't want it to happen again. and he is saying, look, i have the right to have, you know, discussions, frank discussions with my aids. and if i'm thinking he this are going to walk out and say

points after four words -- >> jimmy: wins the game. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: wow. [ light laughter ] >> steve: any questions? >> jimmy: well -- >> steveght, here you go. >> the password is -- squeak. >> jimmy: jane, you can look at the password -- [ light laughter ] >> steve: cole, why don't you start us out? >> jimmy: all right, we can do this buddy. >> jimmy: i want to be legit. >> okay, okay. all right. >> jimmy: you gimme one word and i got it. i can feel the vibe already, man. >> mouse. >> oh, that's what i was gonna say. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, so one-word is the password. >> mouse. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: squeak. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> yeah! yeah! >> jimmy: yes! yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: gosh. all right, the next clue goes to jimmy and lily, now you got a different word. >> jimmy: me and you. >> the password is -- yuck. [ light laughter ] >> steve: lily, you're up first. >> i'm trying to -- >> don't pay any attention to my bandages. just focus on, you know, what you're trying to do. >> well, i don't know if i can do that. >> it's hard for you to focus. [ laughter ] >> i'm kind of -- i'm kind of obses

steve. steve: good, good. how you doin'? what do you do for a living, man? everett: i'm a software engineer by trade, steve. steve: oh, ok. erett: yes, sir. steve: well, everett, introduce everybody. everett: thank you, steve. i got my beautiful wife of 30 years--lisa. let me give you a little kiss, baby. audience: aww... everett: my hard-working, second son tony. my sassy, extreme couponing sister diedra. and the rock of my foundation, my lovely mother fredia. [cheering and applause] steve: let's get it on. let's play "feud." give me matthew, give me everett. top 6 answers on the board. listen to me closely. name something that makes a kiss tickle.

steve. steve: hey, miss mae. how you doin'? mae: wonderful, thank you. a pleasure to meet you. steve: it's wonderful to meet y'all. the show. mae: thank you. steve: y'all from boston? mae: we are the connolly family from boston, massachusetts, and we are boston strong. [cheering and applause] steve: yeah. well, hey, come on. let's get it on. give me mae, give me candace. top 6 answers on the board. here we go. if a man could read his wife's mind, what would he hate to discover she's thinking of doing? candace: cheating. steve: cheating. mae: babysitting. steve: babysitting. [buzzer] caters: we're gonna play. we're gonna play. candace: we'll play. steve: we're gonna

steve aveson is standing by in the newsroom, steve? (steve) coming up new tonight at six.. a crime warning. suspected thieves hitting a bay area neighborhood...the homeowner thought he was protecting his property with surveillance cameras.. but he made one big mistake -- that led to him becoming a victim... we'll tell you how to avoid making the same mistake too... that's coming up at new at six -- grant.... thanks steve, we'll see you at six. (catherine) this year's flu season is one of the worst in recent years... especially here in california. (grant) there have been 42 flu-related deaths in the state this season... and now one hospital is trying to prevent it from spreading. loma linda hospital in southern california says it's seeing 80 extra patients per day.. and 40 of those patients are in isolation. in order to avoid cross-contamination in the e-r... patients who are battling the flu... are being sent to tents that the hospital set up. <"we're standing in a disaster tent. we put this up on january 3 because of concerns about the flu illness that was coming and how bu

steve. steve: scott, how you doin'? scott: doing well. how about yourself? steve: ardmore, oklahoma. scott: ardmore, oklahoma. so what do you do for a living, scott? scott: i try to make it rain in norman, oklahoma. so, i'm a banker.

steve: scratch it. pass or play? jimmy: we're gonna play, steve. steve: yes, sir. something a valet might do to the car of someone who never tips him? nicole: they might take it for a joyride, steve. steve: take it for a joyride. hey, edmund, something a valet would do to a car of somebody who never tip 'em? edmund: might flatten they tire. steve: flatten they tire. [audience groans] that was a good answer. pamela, something a valet might do to a car of somebody who never tips him. pamela: t

steve bannon said about donald trump. it is all about steve bannon's distancing himself from trump, criticizing the trump family. if steve bannon is the one person who begins to say none of that is true, i didn't say that, then it comes time for michael wolff to play tapes or not and allow donald trump to continue this beratement of michael wolff. >> i want to play an exchange that miller, adviser to trump, with jake tapper on cnn this morning. talking a bit about steve bannon. let's listen to what he had to say and what was a very heated exchange with jake tapper on cnn. >> the book is best understood as a work of very poorly written fiction. and i also will say that the author is a garbage author of a garbage book. the portrayal of of the president in the book, to my own experience having spent the last two years with him -- >> that continues about 12 minutes. let me ask you about the president's tack here. he is talking about this book allot, engaging with what is in the book, said about him in the book. by all accounts that's adding to the sales of the book, popularity of it. what did you make of that strategy? how w

steve: whoa! whoa! ♪ what! >> jimmy: lots of fun things planned. >> steve: oh, my god, you're so casual. [ laughter ] man, he's cool. >> jimmy: some surprises too. >> steveso stay tuned after the super bowl on february 4th right here on nbc. it's a live "tonight show." it's going to be great. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: ay! >> jimmy: come back again next week -- [ laughter ] >> steve: is that your horse? >> jimmy: dakota johnson -- [ light laughter ] tam smith and chrissy teigen will be dropping in. [ cheers and applause ] we got performances from jason aldean -- [ cheers and applause ] liam payne -- [ cheers and applause ] and rita ora will be here next week. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yo! >> jimmy: but first we have a a fantastic show tonight. we love it when she stops by, the very funny chelsea handler is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: plus, from their late night show on viceland, super funny, desus & mero are here. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: and we have great stand-up from rob haze, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: you got any plans for the weeke

steve)kron 4's j.r stone is braving the conditions. j.r. how do people feel about this storm? (steve) (steve)the storm hit the east bay as well. rain made the dash from the car to the door a wet one. umbrellas were out and hoods were up. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us in berkeley with what is looks like now. everyday, bill johnson everyday, bill johnson commutes on his bike from berkeley to east oakland. in good weather, it takes him about an hour but days like today can be challenging. he doesn't mind riding in the rain but slick roads make other drivers do strange things.the way people are driving it's probably goign to be a circus out there for a little while. so it's probably going to take me 20 minutes . . give or take. . more.it's also cold out tonight which bill says makes the trip even longer.tonight it's colder than usual. usually i don't mind it. . i'm wearing shorts so it's going to be a little cold.johnson wasn't the only who had to deal with a soggy commute. wednesday afternoon, i drove from san francisco to berkeley and it took a depressing 2 and 1/2 hours to make the trip. i was stuck on san francisco s

steve. steve: sex. [cheering and applause] brittani: i'm going to say alcohol. steve: alcohol. ing and applause] we're going to play, steve. we're going to play. steve: brittani? brittani: yes, brittani. steve: how you doing? brittani: i'm doing wonderful. i'm so excited to be here. steve: well, that's good, good. what do you do for a living? brittani: i work for the dallas mavericks in dallas, texas-- what's up! go mavs! [cheering] so it's really cool, steve, because, number one, mark cuban is my boss, so there's that. and number two i get to watch dirk nowitzki play basketball all day, so... great job. it's a great job. [cheering and applause]

steve. >> of all the nicknames we chuckled at that one. >> it's kind of harsh, because >> let's go to a different steve. steve sal liss. owner of kramer books. did i say that right, you did, as long as i'm not sloppy steve. >> hey, so we saw the pictures last night. when was the last time you saw this anticipation for a book? because you had them the door last night. >> we had a big crowd last night. we sold all of our copies within a couple of minutes. really awesome, very cool. last time i can remember something of this caliber was probably the harry potter book that came out last august. >> no line for hillary clinton's book what happened? >> not as big as harry potter. >>> i think really speaks to, you know, the whole talk about book stores these days. you know, a lot of people say, wait a minute, where is the book store going? the reality is when you have something that people have to get their hands on and they want to get it at midnight, there's something about having a tangible book, regardless of what the book is about, harry potter, donald trump, that's good business for guys like you. >> it's great business f

steve. i'm disappointed that steve said some of the things you did. you have to remember, this interview for the book took place a month or two after steve was fired from the white house and he probably had very raw emotions. steve was a guy, when he was fired from the white house, announced to the "new york times" that the trump presidency was over because steve was leaving. i like steve and have known him for a long time and when you are in the media for a long time you get an exaggerated opinion of yourself. the president has done incredible things, and the trump presidency is far from over. >> listen, what is interesting about this book is that michael wolff was in the white house, and he spent time, as he says, he got fly on the wall access because he says it was so koka chaotic, nobody told him to leave. you have been pushing for steve bannon to be sidelined and you were not a fan of what he did with the president, and i am curious why do you think the president relied on him so much and was so close to steve bannon? >> look, donald trump was the first nonpolitician to ever be elected. steve came into his orbit in the campaign very late, the last

oh. >> steve: oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this last one. >> steve: is this the last one? >> jimmy: it is the last one. >> steveaw, i'm sorry. >> jimmy: the last poll asked, is oprah qualified to be president? 20% said, um, are you kidding? 30% said, you know who the president is now, right? [ laughter ] 50% said of course she's qualified to be president. [ cheers and applause ] that is all the time we have for "tonight show polls." we'll be right back with more "tonight show." stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ your all you can eat riblets. okay. enjoy. thanks. ♪ ♪ when i touch you like this ♪ and i hold you like that. ♪ it's so hard to believe ♪ but it's all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. ♪ if you touch me like this ♪ and when you hold me like that. ♪ all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. eatin' good in the neighborhood. resolution #1: binge more. join the un-carrier, and get four unlimited lines for forty bucks each. with netflix included. watch however you want. on your phone, tablet, or tv. let's rock this joint! [ gasps, laughs ] you ever feel like... cliché foil characters schem

steve has been a friend of mine for a long time. i like steve a lot. steve is very committed. he's a friend of mine and he's very committed to getting things passed. i like mr. bannon, he's a friend of mine. bannon has -- you know, i like him a lot. he's actually a very good guy. >> steve is a very good guy. >> now the book comes out and, what, he's just a total liar? all that's false? i'm trying to understand. >> well, that was then and this is now. obviously over the course of mr. bannon's time in the white house, you've seen the results that he produced, which was zero. the president fired him for it. it's obvious that mr. bannon spent his time in the white house talking to mr. wolff as opposed to doing his job and preparing the president for victories. you just pointed out the fact that he had not really done anything in the white house. you're pointing to a few quotes the president had said about mr. bannon, but right now mr. bannon came out and lied about the president, attacked his own family, so all bets are off now. >> what about today saying they weren't particularly

steve) and im steve aveson. police say the shoot happened around 4:20 this afternoon... they say two people were entangled in a confrontation across the street from the station when it spilled into the street. ((dbl bx)) kron4's gabe slate is at the west oakland bart station with the lastest on this shooting. gabe? (steve(steve) a live look at stormtracker four radar shows (pam) meterologist lawrence karnow is here with the rainy weather details in your four zone forecast.. lawrence karnow: the first rain of 2018 moved in today. showers started this morning and the rain continues. there are even a few isolated storms poppiing up around the bay area. you can see the rain on doppler radar. most of it has been light so far but we will see pockets of heavy rain as some of those thunderstorms move through. on the satellite image you can see as high pressure has finally given way and let rain return. the air very unstable on the back side of this storm and that may be enough to cause a few thunderstorms. you can also see more storms also headed our way. the forecast model shows rain moving through tonight and then turning to showers. showers will likely continue on thursday but will be widely scattered. rain will again intensify thursday night into friday morning. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s and mid 60

steve bannon. steve was rarely in a one-on-one meeting with me and only pretends to have had influence to fool a few people with no access. and no clue whom he helped write phoney book. steve does not represent my base. he's only in it for himself. steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency. when he was fired, he not only lost his job, he lost his mind. >> trevor: oh! damn! i didn't even know presidents could release distracts. but i do-- distracts but i feel batted for president trump because today he found out that some nazis aren't very fine people. imagine being told by donald trump that you have lost your mind. it's like cinabon tell you you you look like a dirty ass-- hole, cinnabon that is why they need frosting, remember those leaks that he claimed were coming from spice and wiretaps, remember those leaks t turns out there is nothing like a bad breakup to bring out the truth. >> steve pretends to be at war with the pledia which he calls the opposition party yet spent time to leaking false information to the media to make himself far more important than he was. it is the only thing he does well. >> trevor: wow, that is harsh. i will say this, the presid

it phony and full of lies, before lashing out at former chief strategist steve bannon, nicknaming him sloppy steve. >> did steve bannon betray you, mr. president? any words about steve bannon? he called me a great man last night. >> i don't know. he called me a great man last night. >> reporter: the book contains stunning new allegations about the president's firsthand involvement in crafting a misleading statement about the now infamous june 26th meeting between top trump staffers and russians. wolff writes that the meeting in trump tower was purely and simply about russian adoption. that's what was discussed, period, period. even though it was likely, if not certain, that the "times" had the incriminating e-mail chain. in fact, it was quite possible that jared and ivanka and the lawyers knew the "times" had this e-mail chain. the president ordered that no one should let on the more problematic discussion about hillary clinton. wolff goes on to write that the president's lawyers thought it was an explicit attempt to throw sand into the investigation's gears and one of the president's spokesman quit afterwards

steve bannon. steve has been a friend of mine for a long time. i like steve a lot. ing what steve thinks is the right thing. >> so right there, when president trump was complimenting steve bannon, that was a day after steve bannon had lit up and torched mitch mcconnell all weekend long. mitch mcconnell, of course, who is standing next to the president in that shot. the president also tweeted his support of bannon last summer, writing, quote, i want to thank steve bannon for his service. he came to the campaign during my run against crooked hillary clinton. it was great. thanks. and steve bannon will be tough and smart new voice at breitbart. maybe even better than before. fake news needs the competition. for his part, bannon was defensive of trump and his agenda on his sirius xm radio show this morning, which is stunning. don't worry about us in the maga agenda. president trump, we're tight on this agenda as we've ever been. there will be no daylight between the agenda, donald trump and the folks at breitbart, this show and the website. >> i'm confused by this. trump

cheers and applause ] >> steve: you're on mexican radio. >> jimmy: i went a little daft. >> steve: yeah! come on, man! >> jimmy: a little daft. this one is from @digitaladdicts. >> steveeve: they're addicted to the digital lifestyle. >> jimmy: yeah. they thought the lyrics to "bohemian rhapsody" were -- ♪ i'm just a pool boy and nobody loves me ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ he's just a pool boy from a pool family ♪ [ laughter and applause ] a pool family. i heard of those people. >> steve: they're a pool magnates. >> jimmy: i've heard -- i know some of those people. i've seen that show on like tlc. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: the pool family, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> steve: left ball, side pocket. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, they live in a a swimming pool. >> steve: oh! oh, i didn't even -- [ laughter ] my bad. >> jimmy: this one is from @k.roe3. he says, "when my son was 5, he thought the lyrics to 'funkytown' were --" ♪ well a taco party taco party taco party taco party ♪ ♪ ♪ taco party taco party taco party taco party ♪ ♪ ♪ why won't the mexican love me ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] >> steve: i love mexicans. >> jimmy: this is from @mrsguyincrowd. >> steve: mrs. guy in crowd. >> jimmy: soun

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steve bannon. this book is about duchlt as for steve bannon, and i spoke to steve as i spoke to many people throughout the length of the reporting here and really saw a transformation. not only of steve but of everyone. but steve in the way he's most vivid or his language is the most vivid. and the transformation was, you know, we thought the presidency could work. we thought donald trump is an interesting and unique character and we might be able to do something here, and they saw him over that time come to the conclusion he cannot do this job. >> did you hear that? "fire and fury" michael wolff says 100% of the people around president trump questioned his fit for office. we're going to dig into that and many of his interviews. stay with us. you know whnoe whknow what you'. "velshi and ruhle --" or ruhle. it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! try phillips' colon health. steyer: the pre

steve: thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> good to be with you, steve. thank you stevenext, immigration, is there going to be a deal? we will break it down for you. that's straight ahead. blan e out of nowhere, sir! how many of 'em? we don't know. dozens. all right! let's teach these freaks some manners! . steve: this week the white house put forward an immigration plan that will give citizenship to 2 million illegal immigrants in exchange for funding the wall, ending the visa lottery. everyone seemed to hate it. what does that mean for the chances of something actually happening? i want to tbet your reaction particularly on this. it seems to me that in this whole conversation about immigration, which has focused most recently on the daca issue, the point i've been making over and over again is that the democrats don't really care about the daca recipients because they seem to object to everything, whatever deal is put in front of them. it used to be we can't do the deal if it involved the wall because we don't want the stupid wall. and now this new proposal is being pu