underwood. they ran the name, investigators found a son of a local preacher, who'd had some juvenile offenses but in the years since had redeemed himself. he graduated from zane state, got a good job with a local manufacturer and seemed to charm every woman he met. four days into their investigation, detective brady hittle found sirius at a girlfriend's place. >> i asked him if i could look at his cell phone. if i could take it back to the office, and download it. he agreed to let me do that. >> how'd he present himself? >> calm. >> he claimed he didn't know brandy was killed. just calm, cool, and collected. >> reporter: sirius came to the sheriff's office. >> we'll put it in airplane mode. >> reporter: while the squad's phone expert examined his cell, sirius explained how he knew brandy's husband josh. >> we went to zane state together. >> okay. >> i worked out with him and stuff like that. >> reporter: he said he hardly knew brandy. >> i didn't, like, meet her meet her, i seen her one time. >>

dennis miller coming to you from home base isolation and today we'll talk to the bachelor star colton underwood seems like a nice kid about his popular reality t.v. show his new book and also the fact he had recently had coronavirus so we can actually talk to somebody who's gone through it all that right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and we're doing it by remote star guest to join us today he's the bachelor star colton underwood colton 1st appeared on the franchise as a contestant on the bachelorette before becoming the bachelor myself for season 23 in 2019 colton has a new book out called the 1st time finding myself and looking for love on reality t.v. currently available on line call number would call thanks for joining us. now you for having me on i appreciate it. and then we can see your bald spot in a mirror behind you no i'm kidding i get it i know to figure out. listen we're all struggling with our hair right now i mean we can get our hair cut room but i'm here in my pajamas i'm not gonna lie to you. i'm so they're my pajamas from the w

one and we're doing it by remote nice for our guest to join us today he's the bachelor star colton underwood colton 1st appeared on the franchise as a contestant on the bachelorette before becoming the bachelor myself for season 23 in 2019 colton has a new book out called the 1st time finding myself and looking for love on reality t.v. currently available online poll number one colt thanks for joining us. now you for having me on i appreciate it. and then we can see your bald spot in a mirror behind you no i'm kidding i get it i know it said. listen we're all struggling with our hair right now we don't have any we can't get our hair cut room i'm sitting here in my pajamas i'm not gonna lie to you. i'm so they're my pajamas from the waist listen i hear you. i hear you have the coronavirus know what stage are you do you clear a bit in the middle i'm here no i'm actually full recovery so i have the anti-bodies now i have no more traces of the crown of virus in me other than the good stuff i guess you want to call it but i made a full recovery i have the medication today to be honest with you an

joining me now, congresswoman underwood, who is also a nurse.esswoman underwood, you have all of the knowledge we want and all of the burden of this rescue bill and covering who it is and how it is. first of all, how are you doing? did you have to travel back from illinois just to get here to this vote because of public rejections to proxy voting? >> hi, andrea. i came in yesterday morning and i treat this as an honor to be able to come to the floor to support to extend support to so many entrepreneurs and small businesses. our local farmers will be able to access relief now. then the additional money for hospitals and health providers and testing. this is really important and certainly worth the trip. >> how do you feel about the fact that after promising that there would be yet another vote to help state and local governments, that mitch mcconnell said, never mind, we're not doing that and suggested that states might have to go bankrupt? >> you know, senator mcconnell has an approach that doesn't really reflect the values i have and certainly

joining me now, democratic congressman lauren underwood of illinois. congresswoman, thank you very much for being with us this morning. we should note, you have experience in the medical field as a nurse and hhs official. you come at this from many different angles. as you wake up this morning to see the president retweeting this message, #fire fauci, what's your reaction to that? >> well, it's certainly disappointing. dr. fauci has become a trusted health care voice among the american people in a time of a pandemic. i hope that his counsel is still warmly received at the white hou hou house. dr. fauci has continued to warn us of the spread the covid-19 -- offering common sense approaches for each of us to step forward and take action and protect ourselves and our families and communities. most notably to stay home. you know, i hate to see this kind of bullying happening. >> so as we sit here this morning, the big question is what to do next. how should the country address the future of the stay-at-home orders. you look at this as an elected official,

they were people like haley stevens, or lauren underwood in illinois, or staten island just over here, or katie hill, who had that big millennial flameout with her noon, the first but not the last, those were people who actually flipped a seat from a republican. those are people who are not actually in the bernie sanders wing of the party more the barack obama wing of the party. that's all it a lot of this book is about. as the tension between the obama style millennial's in the bernie stout millennial's. the last chapter is about pete and aoc, how they kind of represent these two different anchors, and that's what i mean by the pendulum swing to the left. pete been a judge is a aoc is a laugh. pete being in the centers pretty far to the left. that means the more conservative option for somebody who wants universal healthcare, it's not necessarily medicare for all. they want climate change, they want a huge amount of funding for college education. the idea that that is now the moderate the conservative position, shows how far milind and chet millennial's of swing the pendulum to the l

dennis miller coming to you from home base isolation and today we'll talk to bachelor star colton underwood seems like a nice kid.

coming to you from home base isolation and today we'll talk to the bachelor star colton ringback underwood seems like a nice kid about his popular reality t.v. show his new book and also the fact he had recently had coronavirus so we can actually talk to somebody who's gone through all that right after this on dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and we're doing it by remote nice for our guests to join us today he's.

who ordered the killing of the p.l.o. 2nd income on underwood day in acting alone. the story begins in 1955 when a small group of palestinians attacked a target in the gaza strip close to the border with israel but that neither for them i will if you're gonna. write them in the creed there would be yet i had. my camera for the. behind the attack was holy loud was here as our boogy heard he would go on to become a major figure in the palestinian resistance to israeli occupation respected by his friends but feared by his enemies he was one of the 700000 palestinians forced from their homes in 1948 in what they call our neck of the catastrophe the founding of israel there are many and it is in love with her family saw him out so we put those . little woman with the internet. in their man in law said there was all my little medina. while title cafe for a 3rd of them are over there now dial a home computer to sort of gullible me home and home it was a whole lot less i had. fallen out of my high level of. how medical so lovely i come out of you for. how long. all my. well

. ♪ ♪ >> carrie underwood performing from her living room. to her husband. ♪ ♪ jackie: long time friends honoring late kenny rogers who passed away last month. the two performing his song lucille and the gambler. ♪ ♪ >> the special encouraging viewers by donating to covid-19. carley: you know if you sound good in your couch -- rob: there is. the gambler. we appreciate it. pastor defying his state's ban on big gatherings yet again. the change the leader made on palm sunday to avoid being arrested. carley: if they can do social distancing anyone can. they join us live next. ♪ these expect and way more. internthat's xfinity xfi.u get powerful wifi coverage that leaves no room behind with xfi pods. and now xfi advanced security is free with the xfi gateway, giving you an added layer of network protection, so every device that's connected is protected. that's a $72 a year value. no one else offers this. faster speed, coverage, and free advanced security at an unbeatable value with xfinity xfi. can your internet do that? rob: pastor defying to hold

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. ♪ all that wasted time ♪ >> carrie underwood performing drinking alone from her couch. >> we are alonehow we are going to get together in this mess ♪ we should be drinking alone ♪ together ♪ i don't know what she did to me ♪ wasted days. carley: blake shelton and quinn stefani. nobody but you. ♪ i don't want to live without you ♪ i don't want to even breathe ♪ i don't want to dream about you ♪ i want to wake up with you next to me. >> long time friends brad paisley and darius rucker honoring kenny rogers. the two performing his song lucille and the gambler ♪ you picked a fine time to leave me lucille ♪ four hungry children ♪ and a crop in the field ♪ you got to know when to hold them ♪ know when to fold them ♪ know when to walk away ♪ and know when to run. carley: the special encouraging people to pay it forward by donating to the covid-19 response fund. sounded pretty good, huh? carley: i'm sure people did donate to that. great cause. going to be a tough week ahead. rob: new york expecting potentially the apex this week. we will see if that happens. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪

[applause] >> my name is mark underwood. and am a living example of what your plan has done. i am a husband and father of five and my mother lives with me. talking about the day the layoffs happen, it is emotional. has now givenit life to my family and injected hope into our business and allowing us to fight the fight. i appreciate it from everybody on your team to help us get through the issue we are going through good thank you very much. pres. trump: is he a great chef or a good chef? >> he is a great chef. [applause] is a great: that story. your mother list with you in five children. that was a rough day. never happened to you before, probably. it happened to a lot of people it never happened and we are bringing it all back. there are a couple of places that have opened. i don't know if you saw that, they restaurants and their are lines that are very long to get in. people want to come back. we are going to bring our country back. they want to get to work. thank you very much. the ceo and founder of ecu communications, jackie, please. [applause] pres. trump: i get in trou

colton underwood, the bachelor previously before pilot pete just came out with his memoir aptly titledlf and looking for love on reality tv." not only a great play on words in the title, but the photo on the cover is him jumping over the fence. it's everything "bachelor" fans want to know. we're aolhind the scenes and l pens uani'm u' mthe musically inclined person, the gorgeous alicia keys just came out with her own memoir, "more myself: a journey," it's out now and she talks about her highs, her lows, her life and career. but not only is it alicia keys it is the first book on oprah's book publishing imprint so high praise there, and there's an accompanying audio book to go with it. and not only does it feature oprah herself but michelle obama and jay-z, and if that is not an endorsement from jay-z, oprah and michelle obama, i don't know what is. i want all three of those to endorse me. >> all right, daryn, thank you so much. by the way, i brought some helpers in here. they've been binging. what have you been binging? >> i've been binging "onward." >> "onward." >> i've been binging "f

oscar underwood is considered to be the first democratic floor leader.rles curtis from kansas is considered to be the first republican floor leader. susan: you wrote that party leaders derive their power from the senate's precedents, not from standing rules. one of those is the right of first recognition. former majority leader robert byrd called it the most potent weapon in the majority leaders arsenal. leader mcconnell talks about his role in how he can set the legislative agenda. let's watch. [video clip] >> so, you don't think it's a good idea? you don't think it's something the president would entertain or should entertain? this is a piece of legislation that is not necessary. >> it should be in there. sen. mcconnell: i'm the one who decides what we take to the floor. [end of video clip] love this quote, i'm the one who decides what we take to the floor as majority leader. that's not true. you can make a motion to approve anything on the senate calendar. any senator can put a bill on the calendar without having gone through committee first. any sena

so carrie underwood was a really good example that year.and she was the one in color. what was the allure to get into tv? i was offered to be a judge on a show called "pop stars." - right. - and i said yes, then i said no, and then i realized i'd made a mistake, because if i say no, i didn't get the rights to sign the group. it was very much... "if i don't get in this now, i'm gonna miss the train." this is "american idol" that you're talking about. yeah. all i was thinking about, harvey, was "i want to make sure my label is involved in this business, so whoever wins, we'll sign the artist." harvey: so you never really thought this was gonna be a huge hit, but it was gonna be a driver of music for you. simon: i thought we might have a couple of years, i'm gonna be honest with you. i wasn't paid the first year i went on tv, harvey. i wasn't even thinking about it. it was like, "i can probably do a better job at selecting the artists than anyone else, so i'll do it," and then, you know, it all went-- it all went kind of nuts. first of all, lo

carrie underwood and brad paisley also performed. those are your headlines.ve that you cannot keep the american people down. all the concerts from people's homes, it's just -- it's terrific to see how -- how unified the country has become on this issue. that's great, cheryl, thank you. there are new tactics this morning against the coronavirus being spoken about. president trump weighing in yesterday on the idea of trying different and already established drugs to combat covid-19. >> we don't have time to go and say, gee, let's take a couple of years and test it out and let's go and test with test tubes and laboratories. we don't have time. i'd love to do that but we people dying today as we speak there's people dying. if it works, that'll be great, if it doesn't work we know for many years malaria, it's incredible what it's done for malaria. it's incredible what it's done for lupus but it doesn't kill people. maria manner joining us right now family physician jennifer caudle. what are your thoughts on hydroxychloroquine mixed with the zpac, antimalaria drug

i had an underwood in the late 1930s. you had these little typewriters, the tape recorder was just beginning to be miniaturized, you can hold it in your hands. in 1968 tape recorders were ridiculous because they just got in the way of taking notes or whatever. there was something different that is long gone because of the demise of monopolies. once you had a nominee the candidates's plane always have a guy in this monster called at&t whose job was to make sure wherever you stopped there was several rows of telephones that worked so we didn't have to fight for paid telephone space during the process, the western union guy and you could write your story. a couple times i wrote stories in the middle of nowhere. i did it once on toilet paper with a pen and the western union guy would take it and there would be operators at the next stop who would do the telex transmission and all of that is gone today but i want to ask something to connie chung's point about life for her because she really, one of the things about them that i

i had an underwood that i had until the late 1930s and you had these little typewriters and you had to have paper. the paper corridor was just beginning to be miniaturized so you could hold it in your hands. in 1968 for. people tape recorders were ridiculous because they got in the way of taking notes. but there was something different that is long gone because of the demise of monopolies in the coming age. once you have nominee the candidate's plane always had a guy from this monster whose job it was to make sure wherever you stopped there were several loads of telephones that worked so we didn't have to fight for pay telephone space. >> there was a western union guy and you could write your story. a couple of times i wrote stories in the middle of nowhere i did a once on toilet paper with a pen and a western union guy would take it in there would be operators waiting at the next stop who would do the telex transmission. all of that is gone today. i wanted to ask something to connie's point about life for you. i mean one of the things about them that perhaps is different from now is t

blake shelton, shania twain, carrie underwood. >> the most emotional part of the evening was when lionelriend, kenny rogers, who died last month at the age of 81. >> what started out to be a great collaboration between two guys, kenny rogers and myself, ended up giving me a surprise. not only did we have a hit record, but i found one of the greatest friends i ever had in my whole life. >> such a touching tribute. then the show ended -- the show then cut to their debut of his hit "lady." >> that was an incredible duet right there between the two of them. lifelong friends, two legends, and him paying tribute to him is quite a moment there. >>> speaking of special ladies, actress rita wilson has marked her first performance since her coronavirus virus with husband tom hanks singing for a virtual nascar event. the 63-year-old belted out the national anthem during nascar's i-racing pro invitational series race. she looks great, she sounded great. i love when she was rapping during quarantine as well. >> her "naughty by nature" rap? >> that was also good. that right there, something we definit

not only is staples center iconic but the other ten country artists are carrie underwood, s ga garthat community. >> i love your speaking voice and singing voice. anthony, you have anything for kaine? >> the acm awards have been postponed. we'll get the great concert with all of you performing at home. what does it mean to be a part of something like that? >> umm i think it's -- i think it shows how much of a community and country music is and how much they love their fans. they're willing to get their fans music at this weird time. i'm going to be keling -- telling my kids this. i was born in the blizzard of 1993 and i'm going to say you were born during coronavirus. it's going to be amazing. >> your name is kaine, kinsley starts with a "k." i guess to be part of the kaine brown family, your name has to start with a "k." i like it. king starts with a "k." i saw this from the amazon special he said for kaine brown, this is a pinnacle where he's come from but a start to where he's going. where would you like to go? >> umm, i don't know. i don't set goals but i always try to be further

country and to shoot the video with no cameras and social distancing, but, you know, we got carrie underwoodit's just for everybody to let off some steam because we're all feeling nervous and scared and frustrated and this is a chance to just let it all go and have a party. >> you know, you're right. this is all about the classics and binging the classics. you guys have been together for 35 year. >> wow. >> you've taken little breaks here and there. when you get back together what is different then from now? >> i think the biggest difference is back in the day we used to share being on the road with, like, our siblings and our parents. we still do that, but now we're sharing it with our own kids and our own families and backstage is, like, you know, a big family affair. >> true. >> love fest. >> love fest. >> love fest. >> a love -- i'm loving that mustache there, donnie. >> you know, didn't let me grow it on "blue bloods" because tom selleck has one. when i'm in the off season, i'm hoping to try it out. i'm hoping one day they'll allow me to have it with him on screen because i am his son,

. >> reporter: i'm at underwood family farms with all the talk about the meatpackers and they're problems, they're enjoying huge margins. there's a lot of consolidations. ranchers complained they control the market and with plant closures, they're still getting margins of $1,000 per head this week where there are no margins is the last step before the packing plants, the feed plants like this one some of these feed lots cannot sell any of their animals. these are where animals go for the last six months of their lives. the national slaugter is going to be down 36 % this week from a year ago because of plant closures to only 450,000 cattle. this company is losing 300 to $400 per head. >> the issue is the kalcattle continue to put on pounds every day. if we can't get them slaughtered in a timely fashion, they get too big on us. >> and when kalgt get too big, it costs more to feed them and more to slaughter them and you the consumer end up with a huge fred flinstone brodinosaur steak basically they're saying the aid to the feed lots is capped at a point where many of them may go bankrupt we'

carrie underwood, tim mcgraw called in through facetime.echnology. he's been ahead of the curve from hits like online in the early 2000s to the selfie song on his last album. brad, as you look forward now at trying to still be entertaining while doing all these philanthropic things, how are you approaching that creative process? >> it's an interesting time because, on one hand, it's like we are -- there's a lot of fear, but there's a lot of creative time right now. like what this is, is a time period where, i mean, we are all -- like i'm figuring out. before we did this shot i had to move this big rolled up vacuum cleaner tube that was right in the shot. i've learned more about cleaning houses than i ever cared to know right now. and it's like -- but at the same time, i'm writing. i'm trying to come up with stuff. i've got a studio here, thank god, that i can work on. and so i think that there is going to be this awesome explosion of creativity from this time period when the machine gets rolling again. i'm trying make sure we're doing every

neal: madam speaker, let me yield 30 seconds to the illinois, from congresswoman underwood. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 30 seconds. you, madam d: thank speaker. i rise in support of the paycheck protection program and health care enhancement act. needed legislation will help provide almost $700 billion in additional grants and small businesses and farmers reeling from the coronavirus crisis. invests $75 billion in providers, $25 billion in testing, and requires the to develop a national plan for testing. so once our businesses reopen, stay open. congress has more to do. frontline workers need p.p.e. communities need relief, but this bill is a necessary interim fix to keep flowing to small businesses and our health system. i urge my colleagues to support it, and i yield back. you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: thank you, madam speaker. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: reserves. he gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: madam speaker, let me yield 30 seconds to the entleman from pennsylvania, congressman lamb. t

neal: madam speaker, let me yield 30 seconds to the illinois, from congresswoman underwood. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 30 seconds. you, madam d: thank speaker. i rise in support of the paycheck protection program and health care enhancement act. needed legislation will help provide almost $700 billion in additional grants and small businesses and farmers reeling from the coronavirus crisis. invests $75 billion in providers, $25 billion in testing, and requires the to develop a national plan for testing. so once our businesses reopen, stay open. congress has more to do. frontline workers need p.p.e. communities need relief, but this bill is a necessary interim fix to keep flowing to small businesses and our health system. i urge my colleagues to support it, and i yield back. you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. brady: thank you, madam speaker. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: reserves. he gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: madam speaker, let me yield 30 seconds to the entleman from pennsylvania, congressman lamb. t