steve: yes. david: steve: no. david: did you want to drop out? steve: yes.avid: you went out to raise a fund, was that easy to do? steve: i sort of looked at that and went omg, we are going to fail. david: in 2007, you thought maybe i should take the firm public. steve: i took it public for a lot of different reasons. i had a sixth sense that something terrible was going to happen in the environment. >> would you fix your tie? david: people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed. but, ok. just leave it this way. all right. ♪ david: i don't consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of an interviewer even though i had a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? before we get into blackstone, i would like to talk about a couple of other things. you grew up in a middle-class environment in philadelphia, and now you are one of the wealthiest philanthropists in the world. the last three presidents have asked your advice on things.

-steve: i'm steve grafton. lemonis: i was just trying out some of your furniture. steve: nice.onis: who do you primarily make your furniture for? steve: interior designers. lemonis: and so a customer cannot come here and buy this stuff? steve: this is stuff that i've had from years ago, and i just put this showroom together over the last six to nine months. and what i need is to merchandise this with current inventory that we sell today. lemonis: so this is essentially a showroom that has furniture that you can't buy. they're a custom manufacturer, so this warehouse is not a showroom. it's just a bunch of unclaimed furniture. how long have you been in this building? steve: since 1964. 50 years. my dad, my dad. lemonis: oh, your dad. okay. steve: he's here, actually. lemonis: i would love to meet him. steve: i would love for you to meet him. go ahead. -papa! -esteban: hey! lemonis: how you doing, sir? -esteban: so far, so good. -lemonis: your name? esteban: esteban grafton. lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -esteban: nice to meet you. -lemonis: wow. esteban: well, i've been here s

steve: that was expected. i felt that standing up and waiting on people buying linen handkerchiefs might not have been my highest and best use. david: you told your father that maybe he should expand and do more than one store. what did he say? steve: he said i don't feel like doing that. that is interesting. i said why not? i think we could be national. david: he just said not for him? steve: he just said i'm not interested. i said why don't we open stores all over pennsylvania? he said i don't want to do that. i had a third option. i said why don't we open stores all over philadelphia? he said i don't want to do that either. i said why not? he said i am happy the way i am. i have a house, two cars. i have enough money to send you and your brothers to college and that is really all i want. i shook my head and said i don't understand that. i just saw the opportunity to open stores all over the country. he just did not want to do it. what was surprising to me is that he was very intelligent. david: you said tha

steve: okay. wants his old job back. ed henry joins us right now. ed: good morning. steve: the president was really mad at him. ed: he was. steve: we know that mitch mcconnell and the president both said to him don't do it. ed: right. steve: now he is going to do it. ed: now if he can win the president -- steve: there are five republican notice primary. ed: big primary. it's going to be hard for him to make it. a lot of people in the trump campaign think he wasn't a trump supporter. i have a story for you he actually was trump before there was trump in terms of being for cracking down on illegal immigration and all these populist issues. i covered president obama. and when he got reelected, a lot of republicans thought mitt romney was going to win in 2012. he didn't. after the election i got a call from a republican senator jeff sessions said he wanted to have breakfast with me in washington. sat down. i didn't know what it was about, ed, he felt like he and his colleagues needed to find a new bri

steve: steve ainsley, thank you.ming economy. watch this. >> you sound pretty optimistic about the economy. >> well i am. this has been the most prosperous economy the world has ever seen. it will be a very prosperous economy for the next 100 years. steve: wow, that sounds unbelievable. here is weigh in the author of the 10-x rule, and manager of cardone capital. next 100 years? >> super-rich are disconnected from the middle class of america. the doesn't matter how great the economy is today or next 100 years, if you don't play by the wealthy rules you will not benefit from the economy. steve: i plays by the wealthy rules? >> he plays by different set of rules middle class america the way i was brought up. steve: explain the difference. >> middle class america is having trouble getting ahead. they're taught to save money. steve: there is nothing wrong with that. >> there is. banks don't pay you everything. old days cash was king. today cash is trash. you should be invested today. your cash must be invested into the m

steve no. :dave: do you pinch yourself every day when you think about how you have achieved your status in life? steve: every day is an adventure and a privilege. david: you have come to know president trump quite well in recent years. did you know him before he was president? steve i knew him before he was : president. david: what he said i am going to run for president, did you tell him he did not have a chance? what did you tell him to do? steve i told him it was an : impossibility. did he say that you are wrong why don't you serve in the administration? steve i can't tell you what he : said. i do not want to be part of the government. i have a wonderful life as it is. i did not want to disrupt that. david: you have been an advisor off and on. he has asked you to do a number of assignments. i have never seen him tweet anything unfavorable about you. you managed to stay on his good side. what is the secret? steve: you tell people the truth. i don't work for the administration. i am an indepen

steve, down to you. steve: thank you, ainsley.er finds since started. 96% negative coverage. does that surprise you. so now that day one of the impeachment hearings is over, how did the media cover it? shear a sampling. >> i'm told the democrats here today are going to be somber, serious and focused. >> we are preparing for republicans to start off this morning with a little bit of thee attics. >> devastating testimony today from two of america's most respected diplomats who have served both republican and democratic presidents. if you were bored, you weren't paying close attention enough. because there were lots of little nuggets here to follow. steve: what were they missing columnist with the "new york post" miranda: the headline whistler blowing smoke. where was the whistleblower? >> very good question. it was incredible that you had this entire hearing, which was triggered by one person, the one person you would expect would be there on day one. steve: right. >> to anchor the whole thing and he is not there not only is he not

steve: steve ime. brian: steve was like have you got to stop walking.ur luggage, trying to get your things together and coordinate who is keeping your kids. did you go out on stage and looked at the crowd this is amazing, this is awesome. each one of you has served our country or most of you have. or know someone who has. you are here to support us. it was so fun and very special. humbled me. brian: also first responders, law enforcement who have not getting any appreciation these days. ainsley: yeah, i know. brian: appreciate being appreciated. steve: they do indeed. if you don't have fox nation, download the app. so you can watch the whole show last night. fox nation is not just an app. all those people that were in that arena, this big room right over here. a lot of them are already at them 6:38. they are outside. nonking on the window. they would like to come in. brian: i don't know you talked to a lot of people last night? jillian: yeah. brian: no one is from here. they all escaped to here. i left michigan, i left california. jillian: the expensive

steve. thank you, steve. steve: fox nation that you hear a lot about is growing.cie mcdonnell. that's her. ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here 25 cent boneless wings at applebee's. get 'em while they're hot. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah, now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. so we reward every purchase . let's see what kate sent. for you. for all of us. that's for me. navy federal credit union our members, are the mission. ainsley: fox nation is growing and so are the number of people you will see on the streaming service. brian: we hired the mass scott. no we haven't. we hired other one. kacie mcdonnell. thank you. you went to villanova. >> i went to villanova. have a i was able to cover the 2016 and 2018 men's national championships both in texas. it was amazing incredible. ainsley: that's great. tell us about yourself. where did you grow up. >> i grew up in potsville, pennsyl

>> steve: what >> jimmy: it was a seven-layer dip of love. >> steve: aww!nk you note tonight. >> steve: oh, my god good luck to you god bless ya >> jimmy: it's -- it's not that funny. [ light laughter ] >> steve: i'll laugh hard. >> jimmy: here we go get ready to plunge applause on this one [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, trail mix that doesn't have chocolate in it, for reminding me that i don't actually like trail mix. there you go, everybody. >> steve: yo [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: those are my thank you notes. we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show." [ cheers and applause ♪ she wanted to move someplace warm. but he wanted snow for the holidays. so we built a snow globe. i'll get that later. dylan! but the one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. what? switching and saving was really easy! i love you! what? sweetie! hands off the glass. ugh!! call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. i love her! fthe prilosec otc two-weekymore. challenge is helping people love

this next one is from @redteebs. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: cowboy >> steve: oh, yeah >> jimmy: redteebsteebs >> jimmy: the pleasure is all mine." he says, "we hold hands and pray before thanksgiving dinner one year while i was leading the prayer, my uncle had to hold hands with my cousin's new boyfriend who he hated i said a ten-minute prayer." [ laughter and applause "because, lord knows we all appreciate each other. [ laughter ] we want to thank you for the silverware starting with the forks. going to the bigger fork ♪ of course, the spoon that you love the dessert spoon, of course [ light laughter ] the candles are beautiful as well thank you. this one's from @williamtmyers1. >> steve: mm, bravo. >> jimmy: he says, "my family used to get our christmas tree after lunch on thanksgiving. not from a store, though we'd wander through the woods with a shotgun until we found the perfect tree then shoot the trunk until it fell down." [ laughter and applause ♪ ain't that americ you and me ain't that america something to see baby ♪ >> steve: "timber. >> jimmy: this next one is from @katefraley

>> steve: it's french.>> jimmy: yeah p-o-i-r-i-e-r. >> steve: oh, yeah, poirier. >> jimmy: poirier. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, steve poirier un >> steve: un right. >> jimmy: stevenpoirier1 he says, "the waitress recently asked if i wanted the senior discount i'm 35." [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause >> steve: oh cold blooded >> jimmy: that was cold, man ice world. this one's from @tdeur7. >> steve: all right. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: they aren't fake these are real things. so there's probably six other tdeurs >> steve: eurs yeah, this is the seventh one. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: he says, "my son refused to mess up his hair by wearing a hat on a cold day. he looked at my receding hairline and said, 'i'm going to enjoy it while i still have it.'" [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] this one's from @lcapes26. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: l'capes. >> steve: l'capes. >> jimmy: she says, "an uber driver was trying to find me in a crowd. he called me and asked, 'is that you in the white leggings?' i

steve, ainsley, brian, back to you. steve: steve bogan in san bernardino.or the deep state. steve: judge jeanine is here to react to that. she is coming up next friday on "fox & friends" on friday. ♪ (dramatic orchestra) performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ ♪ >> i do agree now the impeachment inquiry is underway sparked by a complaint from someone in the intelligence community. it feeds the president's concern and uses term about a deep state being there to take him out. >> thank god for the deep state. ainsley: former acting cia director john mclaughlin, going on the record, praising the deep state's role prompting the impeachment inquiry into president trump. steve: with reaction is the host of "justice with judge jeanine," author of the new book, radicals, resistence and revenge. jeanine pirro. we heard there was no such thing as a deep state or maybe he is joking. >> he is

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steve: all right. >> brian, ainsley and steve. steve: kristin, thank you very much.orld series were in attendance. 18 of 295 players went. one particular player, the camp, kurt zooky is getting a lot of attention because he was wearing a make america great again cap which has caused a lot 6 backlash. here is the president saying congratulations. >> come here. say a couple of words. [cheers] >> i love him. [applause] >> i love you all. i love you all. thank you. >> okay. completely ad-libbed but social media has melted down. they feel that he should not have done that. brian: before we tell you how, keep in mind. all he did was support the president of the united states of the country he is in. ainsley: who is standing next to him. invited him to the white house. asked him to come up and speak, and he was congratulating him on winning the world series. steve: right. a lot of members of the twitterverse tweeted things out. here's the palmer report which has now been deleted. if he wore a swastika hat he would be banned from baseball and a maga hat is no different. it's

steve. steve: what is your name? >> tad. steve: where are you from?ing my dream of commissioning as a officer here in the army. steve: what is it about the united states of america that made you want to go through the process of becoming an american citizen? >> every everything america stands for, is basically what i wanted. and, by naturalizing i became a part of this great nation. brian: congratulations. stand up. >> edward. brian: where were you born? >> panama. brian: how hard a decision to become a u.s. citizen? >> not very. took a long time. finally came around. brian: what promise does america hold for you? >> my entire future. the sunrises and sets on this country. everyone should be blessed to be here. brian: what is it about this country, separates it from others. made you so determined to become a citizen? >> like no other can stand up er rights. not be afraid or do what is legally right under the law. brian: what is your dream? >> my continue to serve the united states of america. brian: all right. you're doing it. >> i started working at

steve: we did.rian: see how red adam schiff's face was 11 and a half hours unable to score the knockout blow that's how red your face gets. steve: that's not so red right there. it could be earlier in the day. i thought it was extraordinary keep in mind adam schiff has said i don't know the identity of the whistleblower. and vindman was testified in the past i don't know the identity of the whistleblower. and so yesterday, when nunes was saying okay, so who did you tell your people about what you heard on the phone call? he said well, i told this person and that person george kent and this other person in the intel committee. nunes says brian bine we have 17 agencies. steve: you can go ahead and tell us more. for him, for mr. schiff to say we are out to protect the whistleblower, it looks like he just outed the whistleblower. vindman is the guy who talked to the whistleblower. ainsley: he says he does not no. jim jordan said i don't believe you. >> you know, as i indicated before this committee will

steve: endless.e state of new jersey talking about what this impeachment inquiry is doing to the country. listen to this. >> i just don't think we're hearing anything new. real quickly we must import, understand the importance, the level of what impeachment is. hundreds of years of history. no one has ever been convicted of impeachment. and that is the point. we spend millions of dollars in my opinion. tons of money, tons of time. tons of hurt. fracture the nation apart. i haven't seen this to be a good thing. steve: fracturing the nation. let's bring in mike huckabee, fox news contributor. former arkansas presidential candidate. he joins us live from the panhandle of florida. governor is the impeachment inquiry fracturing america. >> it really is. people are polarized and divided. it is not doing anything to get accomplished what we need. the usmca is sitting there on the table s nancy pelosiç bringing that up. that is millions of americans jobs and boost to the economy. why don't they care about t

and they give you like a hub cap or something [ light laughter ] >> steve: or a cinderblock >> steve:nt espresso machine. yeah, i'll pick my -- don't embarrass me i saw that food brands post and hostess are teaming up to make a twinkies cereal. that story again, post and hostess are teaming up to give stoners diabetes [ laughter ] and, you guys, finally i'm very excited about this alex rodriguez is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause he's here promoting his show called "back in the game", which is about helping athletes manage their finances. a-rod has some really good financial advice he tells people it helps to save, it helps to invest, and it helps to marry an actress worth half a billion dollars [ cheers and applause we have a great show give it up for the roots, everybody. come on. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we have a fun show tonight. alex rodriguez is here [ cheers and applause a-rod! love that guy. lili reinhart is here. oh, my goodness. [ cheers and applause and we've got standup from ian lara, everybody. [ cheers and applause guys, it's the

steve: okay. baltimore. joining us right now from the west coast we have tomi lahren, fox nation host. tomi, there was a lot of cheering in baltimore but it sounded like and according to news reports there was a lot of booing, too. >> well, yes. i think this is not only because, of course, she is melania and her last name is trump. but this is also just a lack of respect from young people. but where do they learn that from? where do they learn that disrespect? where do they learn it is okay to boot first lady of the united states? well, they learn that because they don't believe that they have to respect melania or anyone with the last name of trump because the media and congressional leaders and democrats have told them that they don't have to. that it's their moral right to do those things. so, this is an epidemic in this country. not just of people not liking anyone with the last name of trump. but just with young people being completely disrespectful. typically typically i thought she showed h

here is steve. steve: and elmably.the field at the harvard-yale football game causing a 48 minute delay all in the name of climate change. emily: the protesters demanding both schools stop fossil fuel companies and two dozen reportedly arrested. >> next guest attended the game and blasted the move as empty activism. emily: here is harvard university student christopher colby. welcome. >> thank you, guys, so much for having me. emily: tell us about the protest? what was it like being there in person? what did you see? what went down? >> i will be the first to admit that harvard and yale are no sec state schools. we don't have many big football games. we love our football games. we love our historic game. oldest football game in the country. these protesters decided their version of empty activism this weekend was go sit in the middle of the field during the game right in the middle of it waste be everybody's time. the protest was pretty poorly planned. most of my will friends were urked. biggest take away for the most p

steve: we are?: talking points, it is pretty much our a block if you are scoring, if you have a rundown at home. the president of the united states was pretty busy yesterday. he is not backing down from backing up eddie gallagher and two others who he exonerated for their work at war. and feels as though they were getting a raw deal. especially eddie gallagher exonerated seven of eight charges. only charge stuck with him after they hacked into his attorney's email, was the one that said he shouldn't have held up an isis fighter, isis terrorist after he was killed. he has an argument with that havingside that the president looked at his case, saw how much time he spent in jail and saw the whole process and set i'm exonerating you. they tried to bust him and take away his trident he said enough. the richard spencer is the exsecretary of the navy. emily: what people don't understand they are being fed the questioning of the commander-in-chief. what's being overlooked in the story is all the prosecutori

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steve: mr.pro quo, he said yes, but it wasn't about the military aid. to your point, later he presumed at that those talks had been going on. >> right. steve: but he had never spoken to the president. in the morning, mr. crenshaw, you know the democrats were saying we've been waiting for this guy. he will make our case. by the end of the day, wait, what? >> yeah. this is a really blatant case of spinning narratives. we saw it for years under the mueller probe. you know what? i was silent about that i wanted to wait for the facts. steve: we all did. >> i think that was the right thing to do because we had a special prosecutor who we all deemed to be professional and objective. they came out with the report. they found there was nothing there now we have very unobjective investigation, the media spin on this has been abhorrent. it is amazing to watch the different channels how they assess this, the different stories that come out. if you take an unemotional objective look at the facts, you cannot

steve: mr.of justice or the fbi. during the obama administration. are you suggesting it could actually go up into the west wing of the obama administration? >> what you're dealing at the highest levels of government. they were spying on my campaign. this is my opinion. i said it a long time. remember when i put out a tweet and i talked about the wiretapping in quotes, meeting modern-day version whatever wiretapping may be. and all hell broke loose. steve: how high did it go mr. president? how high did it go? >> i think personally it went all the way. steve: to barack obama? >> for brennan, clapper, all these losers that you had over there. i think it is impossible for them to be doing things and let's see what it all says. it's impossible -- susan rice the person that worked at the united nations who went after fisa reports and went after reports like she ate them for lunch. look at the previous administration they went like a few. she was getting them at levels nobody even imagined before. it h

steve: that's so well said, steve. what makes it most obvious is this argument, we saw a bit of it in my opening on russia and the outrage it is even the question of stopping the aid when obama did the same thing. they are trying to react to this. this was jake tapper this morning talking about he considers to be the importance of this aid that was withheld. remember withheld by obama in exactly the same manner. just watch take tapper this morning. >> ukrainians desperately needed this middle aid and were dying, literally being killed between the time the money was held up in july and when it was eye released in september. steve: so outraged about this now. i don't recall any of that when president obama was stopping the aid and ukrainians were literally dying. >> i would love to see if he criticized president obama for not sending lethal aid. obama sent humanitarian aid, not lethal aid. alexander vindman said president trump was trying to subvert foreign policy. guess what, it's his policy. which is the problem we see

] gucci mane is gonna be there." [ laughter ] >> steve: gucci mane >> jimmy: "chip and joanna." >> steveeve: "all right, all right, all right hey. >> jimmy: it's going to be fun >> steve: it's so fun. >> jimmy: anyways, check that show out tomorrow. guys, whenever i get some down time here at the show, i like to go on instagram and scroll through photos >> steve: really >> jimmy: yep. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you love it. >> jimmy: that's it. i just wanted to let you know that >> steve: you love it, man >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: you love scrolling through photos >> jimmy: the one thing i've noticed is that a lot of times, two people will write the same caption. but the pictures they post will be completely different. >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, i'll show you what i mean in this next segment. it's time for "picture this. [ cheers and applause ♪ picture thi yeah picture this ♪ >> steve: doh. >> jimmy: let's take a look at this first example president trump and bernie sanders both wrote the caption, "the best way to stop dangerous leaks. let's see what -- the pictures they p

steve: right. lieutenant colonel convincedman is one of the democrats' line of questioning according to the "the washington post" this morning. this is one of the first guys we have heard of who was actually on the phone. he was so freaked out by what the president said that he went directly, to you know, according to his supervisor, mr. morrison. he jumped the line of commands and that's one of the things that the republicans are going to show today how different people on the calls reacted differently than mr. vindman. >> he was upset with sondland because he felt sondland was pushing for ukraine to investigate bide. he thought it was inappropriate. brian: special advisor for the vice president. she wrote down in realtime burisma. that was not on the transcript. that could be controversial. ron johnson, he has dealt directly with the lieutenant colonel. he said something in his opening comments that needs to be looked at. vindman said and testified that rudy giuliani was pushing for a policy that

in texas >> steve: austin >> jimmy: we went to austin, texas -- >> steve: yep. >> jimmy: we went toity of texas at austin and did a show from -- from the campus there it was unbelievable. >> steve: great. >> jimmy: i loved it what a great -- what great energy what great people. the food - >> steve: oh, the food >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i think -- i couldn't live there. >> steve: no >> jimmy: i'd be 300 pounds. >> steve: yeah [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: everything is so delicious. >> steve: so good. >> jimmy: it's great oh, i loved it we had so much fun so we did that show. and then i flew back to new york on saturday i was in new york city i got to induct ryan seacrest into the radio hall of fame. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: which is pretty cool yeah, it was a big deal for him. [ applause ] congratulations, ryan. he was so happy. and then i flew to los angeles sunday morning to go to the "people's choice awards" in l.a. because we were nominated for best nighttime talk show [ cheers ] and we won [ cheers and applause ♪ [ bell dinging ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. this is like the top

higgins, everybody steve higgins. i heard about a new thanksgiving recipe where you can cover your turkey in cheese powder [ light laughter ] take a look at this. >> steve: oh [ audience groans >> jimmy: yeah president trump saw that turkey and was like, "oh, my god. who does your makeup [ laughter ] i love it. you look so healthy. you look so healthy. [ applause ] >> steve: "so lifelike." >> jimmy: "wow." this is fun. tomorrow trump is pardoning a turkey in the white house rose garden. yep, a turkey is getting a a pardon, which is why rudy giuliani was just spotted dressed like this. [ laughter ] "just pardon me, please. just do it, do it. put me out of my misery, please." but this is true this year's national thanksgiving turkeys are staying at a hotel in d.c. check it out it's for real. [ laughter ] even crazier, eric and don jr. are spending a week in a turkey coop >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. [ laughter ] it's a trade [ cheers and applause well, the big news from this weekend is that former new yor

. >> steve: yeah, sure, sure >> jimmy: you're a sauce >> steve: yeah, okay cranberry sauce, not cranberryou, post thanksgiving dinner for being the one time that's socially acceptable to unbuckle your pants in front of relatives. [ laughter and applause >> steve: uh-oh. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, black friday sales, for being the perfect way to get some holiday shopping done for anyone who hasn't heard of the internet [ laughter and applause if go at six in the morning -- >> steve: yeah, you can get there and you can get a good dial >> jimmy: you can get 64 inch tv >> steve: yeah [ light laughter ] you ever gone to black friday sale [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no ♪ >> steve: what about cyber monday [ laughter ] cyber tuesday? [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, turkey trot 5k run, or as i've always called it, a great idea for next year. there you have it. those are my thank you notes we'll be right back with tracy morgan come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ (man and woman) [bursts of talking to animals] ♪ (vo) it feels good to give back. (attendant) thank you so much. (woman) oh, you are so welcom

can't wait >> steve: what are you gonna dress as >> jimmy: me >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it'st's -- guys, it's the end of the week, and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff you know, i check my inbox, i return some emails, and of course, i send out thank you notes. and i was running -- [ cheers and applause i was running a bit behind today. so 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 with you guys [ cheers and applause i love you james, can i get some halloween thank you writing notes, please ♪ thank you. perfect. [ light laughter ] thank you, washington nationals logo, for making every non-sports fan wonder, wait, why is everyone suddenly going nuts for walgreens [ laughter and applause >> steve: i did think that ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, new "terminator" movie starring 72-year-old arnold schwarzenegger, for being less, "i'll be back" and being more, "ow, my back." [ laughter and applause >> steve: ow, ow the chopper! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, trick or treating, for giving kids the chance to

i actually agree with you, steve. i think bolton, mulvaney, pompeo, they should have had to testify. the fact that the white house and the administration has been stonewalling so much will probably be one of the articles of impeachment and obstruction of justice. that we had all these people involved, you refuse subpoenas, you refused to come down here, that will be one of the articles of impeachment. i think the impeachment train has left the station in the house. >> harris: katie, i want to ask you again. maybe i need to ask it a different way. politically, what is the difference between impeachment and a censure? they are both an asterisk by the president's name, because if you don't remove them with impeachment, how is any difference? >> katie: i think impeachment has a historical context. we've been there before. we've obviously been there before with censure, but impeachment -- >> harris: only four times. >> katie: it has so much more gravity of what it means and what it requires. as nancy pelosi stated in the y

steve: we will get a response.nis: on the latter issue, i am sure he is referring to the supreme court decision, which gave corporations free speech in allowing them to use money, but it also allowed labor unions to do that. if this gentleman thinks labor unions should not be allowed to contribute money to political campaigns, i think he should know that is his position, and he should state it publicly. they give a great deal of money. also, i don't believe money decides elections as much as others do. all of the reforms that were enacted, like mccain-feingold, all they did was ensure that multimillionaires and even billionaires run for office. because they could spend all the money they want. bloomberg is now in. tom steyer is in. the president is a billionaire. that is all it did. all these reforms -- the left is always making reforms and always believing that just get another law, and we will get closer to utopia. in fact, all these laws have made it worse. there are far more millionaires in office today proport