what's tim taylor like nowadays?jimmy: his hair's white. [ laughter ] >> that's one of the better jokes in there. taylor goes, we look just like each other, except i don't color my hair. [ laughter ] it was really clever. it's a standalone episode. i appreciate so much that these writers came up with it. >> jimmy: it's fun, yeah. >> it was real fun to bring tim taylor to -- it's standalone, has nothing to do with the regular episodes. >> jimmy: you're doing another show for history channel with richard carn. the idea of the show is a great idea. correct me if i have this wrong. people, workers, builders, et cetera, fix things. >> i've always been fascinated by my crew on both shows where i bring stuff from home. this toaster. i don't want to get a toaster, what's wrong with this toaster? it's always amazed me. it's always a little thing. i love people, men and women that take stuff apart instead of throwing stuff out. they can make it better, even. let's get a show where we celebrate the women and men, people that so

then on july 28th, 2010, utah county prosecutor tim taylor took a dramatic step to break the logjam.ented the case against roger and pam to a grand jury. >> so why call the grand jury? why not just charge them? >> we thought the grand jury was a great tool to force them to come in to talk. >> it was a secret proceeding. no defendants, no defense attorney, only prosecutors, police, some members of the mortensen family, even some of pam's co-workers, all in front of 16 jurors whose job was to decide whether or not they should charge roger and pam with kay's murder. and in just over an hour, the jury decided to indict. >> so what did that say to you? >> well, there was enough to proceed. >> sort of reinforced what you were already thinking? >> it did. >> and that same day, eight months after kay mortensen was found dead in his home, roger and pam were deposited in the county jail. chris andris, the family friend who still believed they were innocent, went to roger's sister. >> and i said, julie, we need some money to hire an attorney for roger. we think pam's family can come up with mon

he and i were watching the news and it was a story about elizabeth taylor being married and divorced for the eighth tim said dad, what you think abou this. he said what do i think about what. i said what do you think about elizabeth taylor being married eight times. he said i don't think anything about it. he said it's not worth the energy to come up with one. to days ago, i didn't know who this woman was. i had no idea who she was. i read an article, she had 862,000 followers on instagram. she now has 881,000 per each victim was 20,000 in two days, so i'm sure she is laughing, mission accomplished. finally, it has not been a good year to be a white american. it's been a rough year for whit americans. >> it has. >> there are some advantages, there are vantages to a parity was on the cover of she was named best-dressed latina and latina magazine. >> we do have to go, but there' got to be some answers there. there should have been some kin of inquiry about this which would have been easy to find he background, even her husband could have done a simple google search and i think he knows. he's been playing

that giant ladder tim tweeted out the photos with the captions - a, santa's lead flying reindeer or, b, wife trying to get rid of me kudos to him beautiful tree. next up. >>> how about taylor it. one fan loved it so much this year she set her family's annual christmas light show to it watch this ♪ i love you ♪ baby baby merry christmas ♪ baby baby merry christmas ♪ baby baby merry christmas ♪ i love you >> how do you even do that >> next level. >> can you imagine if you're a kid and that's your house? >> how is that possible? >> or you're their neighbor. >> people love the display it turns out so does taylor. she messaged sarah, the fan who put it together, writing i love your family's christmas light show, i really love how you've chosen to give back by mentioning your local food bank so i've made a donation to our community hunger center in your hometown happy holidays. >> the coolest. >> everything you love about that story. >> love, love, love. >>> finally, i like this one radio city rockettes in a normal year, we would have welcomed the talented dancers to our plaza. obviously, things are a little different in 2020. that's not stopping the rockettes from spreading som

taylor and marisa hawley and leean simpatica, matt fuentes, christie who just won for council in washington, d.c., and is leaving us, ramone and catalina, rodney kazibwe, zach rosenbloom, jasmine ailman, tim rider, sean byrne, annie daley, reggie baben, charlie elseworth, jim sacreto, josh guttmacher, and of course i have to thank the brilliant floor staff led by garry miric. special thank you to from me and the entire staff. liza patterson and rachel jackson. thank you and also farewell to rema, senator durbin's tremendous floor staffer who for years has looked after the caucus and the floor. she is heading to the white house to help the president-elect and we couldn't be happier and prouder to have a senate denizen at the other end of pennsylvania avenue. there are so many more incredible staffers who deserve recognition and thanks for making this institution come to life. my entire staff helped with the efforts this year and, as i conclude today, they're still helping. i would like to include all their names in the record. and i ask unanimous consent that the following names be added to the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: that's a lot of names. i yield th