and he really understood yeah, yeah >> jimmy: yeah >> he understood the question, yeah >> jimmy: yeah can be an actor? >> yeah. i think acting is -- you know, what i like about acting, it's not just about being an actor. it's about being in touch with yourself but understanding who you are. and there are not very many institutions who do that, because you're just you. that's it. and that's what you deal with. and it's -- you learn so much. i mean, i -- when i went to drama school, it was the best years of my life because it gave me a vision of what was possible >> jimmy: yeah, also, even if you're not going into acting, i would say it's probably good >> exactly >> jimmy: it gives you confidence >> yeah. it's not just about acting it's about being a human being and that's -- that's what we do that's our job >> jimmy: yeah you've actually gone viral for some of your opinions on method acting >> well, you know, jimmy, i've been a little harsh. [ laughter ] no, i have no, no, careful, careful i have been a little harsh on it and -- and i'm sorry about that and in fact, i've been trying to

yeah, yeah, yeah. hogan, i didn't really. i that's the thing about wrestling is even you're not a fan, so ubiquitous it's yeah it bleeds out into the culture and that was true before vince mcmahon yeah but it happens in the vince mcmahon era in a different where like you have wrestlers who are cool or at least think cool but even before that even before wrestling was cool and involved mainstream hipness. you know like i remember talking to my dad when i got this book, my dad, who is not a wrestling fan, not like he hates wrestling. like it's not, you know, no one would ever identify him as a wrestling fan. he hasn't watched it. but well, that and i started doing this book. he oh, yeah. oh man. i used to remember seeing bruno sammartino at the garden and i was like, are you kidding me? and he's like. yeah, like, you were a wrestling fan. he's like, no, you just i don't know, my, my dad took me to we were, you know, he grew up in providence and his dad would like drive into boston and they'd see wrestlin

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yeah. yeah. oh, and um, yeah. i mean, it was a very angry version of this book, and i don't think i realized how angry was until i had spent three or four months away from it. and it was in the hands of my editor. and i came back to it that i realized how upset i was. i mean, i was just really angry at everyone. i was angry at my father, was angry at kay and myself and, you know, even my uncle david made an appearance. i was mad at him, too for some reason. i realized that he didn't really have a place in this book at all. oh, yeah. uncle delia with and yeah. i mean, i think rereading it after like spending months away, i realized that this was not a good story to tell. and if everything was, everyone else's fault, i wasn't a very good narrator. and so one of the things that is really wonderful about memoir for me was was having, was being forced to have this sort of like radical empathy worth the people involved. and if i was going to sort throw anyone under the bus, i to be ready to throw my self there too. and

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yeah >> yeah.that, because i don't want to stop sitting weird i've already established that he does that now i've got to keep it up >> jimmy: now you've got to do it give the people what they want last time we talked, you came on the show, i think you were supposed to audition for nicholas braun's role. >> yeah. >> jimmy: cousin greg. but then i heard -- is this true that jeremy strong was originally cast to be roman. >> i think that's what he had picked to be roman that's what i heard. he was given the script first and said he wanted to play roman. i was given it to read for cousin greg, and i didn't feel i was right for it i just sent in a tape without asking for roman >> jimmy: so, jeremy goes, i'm going to -- i don't want to be roman. >> i don't know. i think -- i know that he wanted to be initially and then he - but i can't, like, picture it. i can't picture being greg, and him being roman. what a very odd -- >> jimmy: yeah it would be odd roman. you guys are perfect the way it is right now it

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i know yeah. oh yeah, yeah, yeah. well i first had contact with them in the eighties when i was writing about the aryan because were a reliable source of information about what their ideology and, and background and criminal background other activities were. and what i discovered pretty early on, and particularly as i worked with them through the nineties was that they were actually incredibly reliable. they were of the most reliable sources of information and that i could go to for this stuff. and so i developed a working with them over the years. they got to know me and i got to them closely over the phone, you know, and a column of four for stories and that sort of thing. and then in 2013, mark potok took wanted to pump up the watch blog and i had actually i left newsroom in 2000 to become a stay at home dad i was msnbc at the time and then i left because i just was had gotten a belly full of of corporate media to tell you the truth and and so while i was a stay at dad, i started blogging. as for something to do an

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[ laughter ] >> into betty white's front. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah [ cheersike, "back that thing up, back - dude, how funny was betty white? >> she was in her 90s. i mean - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, the greatest >> god bless her >> jimmy: the greatest -- and god bless betty white. she is the greatest. >> my favorite part was -- the continuation of that was that we had, kind of, a quick change, and i had to present right after that >> jimmy: oh, that's right >> with betty. and it was awesome, but i had to get out of my, like, "glee" costume and into my tuxedo so, i had to do, like, a quick change backstage and betty was right there. >> jimmy: in front of betty? >> oh, yeah. [ laughter ] and by the way, did not look away >> jimmy: wow! [ cheers and applause hey. [ laughter ] betty white is a legend. i love her >> took it in. she took it in [ laughter ] well - >> jimmy: i don't think the last time -- i haven't seen you since you owned the summer - >> oh. >> jimmy: -- with the blockbuster, "top gun: maverick." >> thank you >> jimmy: no big deal. [ cheers and a

>> yeah. >> yeah. are >> yeah. are you >> yeah. are you good >> yeah. are you good in >> yeah. are you good in the >> yeah. are you good in the ice ? >> 7. >>i 7_ >> i haven't ? >> i haven't been for years. >> i haven't been for years. >> perhaps go find out. >> i don't like being called a comedian. right >> okay. fair enough. it's like, too much. >> it's too much pressure. >> it's too much pressure. >> don't worry, it >> don't worry, lewis. it doesn't often . doesn't happen that often. anyway, let's a look at anyway, let's have a look at those pages . the daily anyway, let's have a look at those leads pages . the daily anyway, let's have a look at those leads withs . the daily anyway, let's have a look at those leads with . . the daily anyway, let's have a look at those leads with . they daily anyway, let's have a look at those leads with . they hady anyway, let's have a look at those leads with . they had ten meal leads with. they had ten chances to stop her. that's referring to the terrible story about the nurse who could have been stopped. apparently the times has a cold, c

oh, no i know that face yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, you're -- oh >> i'm like, "all right. okay."py. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you -- are you loving being on tour this is the -- the "love and power" tour. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i love the poster. >> thank you yeah, it's been really incredible it's been amazing. i miss touring so much and, you know, there was a a minute there where i didn't know if i was going to be able to do it for a while >> jimmy: yeah >> and being back on the road and seeing people in the crowd coming alive to the lyrics -- >> jimmy: that's part of you >> like, yeah, it's incredible >> jimmy: your new single is "so good," by the way. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah [ cheers and applause >> thank you yeah >> jimmy: so good. >> it's -- the name is really, really funny because when we're having conversations about it, you know, i'll play it for somebody and they'll be like, "oh, it's so good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're like, "no, literally, it's 'so good.' >> exactly >> jimmy: exactly, that's the name of the song yeah but finally, the song is

much more so than cat. >> yeah , yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> but no, we're looking forward to it. have you. >> have you got a picture of him? >> well, me put. well sort >> well, let me put. well sort of. >> have to get it of. have to get it loaded >> we'll have to get it loaded into the. >> need to load it into the >> we need to load it into the system, can sort hold. system, but i can sort of hold. oh i i can't hold it up oh i can't. i can't hold it up for you somehow, so hold on. but this . can you for you somehow, so hold on. but this. can you see for you somehow, so hold on. but this . can you see that? this. can you see that? >> oh, it's beautiful. >> oh, it's beautiful. >> that is one of the four >> but that is one of the four boys. and we don't know which boys. and we don't know which boy getting. right . boy we're getting. oh, right. so. don't. and we. we so. and we don't. and we. we don't get we don't get to don't get to. we don't get to pick. >> you don't know it's chosen for us on basis of its for us on the basis of its temperament character. that

that's - yeah, since last - yeah >> big since last time.my: how old are they now >> my daughter is 7. she wakes up with rainbows and unicorns shooting out of her head i don't know if anybody else has -- >> jimmy: yeah >> -- a 7-year-old, but this is how it is. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what they do. that's what little girls do. >> they do my 4-year-old is a little bit more challenging, but he is also a lover he'll be brushing my hair when i'm 100. >> jimmy: yeah >> my 7-year-old has told me she wants to run for president so, there's that >> jimmy: whoa [ cheers and applause >> i know, right yeah >> jimmy: that -- that's major >> i'm not announcing it here tonight, because she's got a a lot of years >> jimmy: no, of course. >> she does ask me how old you need to be to run for president. so, that's the kind of discussions we have. so - >> jimmy: yeah, you're like, "70. [ laughter ] >> yeah, and she -- i'm like, "very old. >> jimmy: very, very old >> very old. it's a lot you have to raise a lot of money. >> jimmy: yeah >> it's very stressful exac

well yeah . >> yeah. well yeah. >> yeah.ese people are calling it the clot shot. i thought they meant it in a different way, but it's just turned us into a bunch of. >> i thought it was a loss of appetite, sight and smell. not just to become a horrible person. yeah even seen it person. yeah i've even seen it in reviews. >> bennett of he's got a >> steve bennett of he's got a blog called chortle he did blog called chortle and he did a racist review of a i think it was vietnamese comedian called was a vietnamese comedian called ken . hwang yeah and made ken when. hwang yeah and made some sort of racist deeply racist comment in the review and then ken ken when hwang called him out on it on online was extreme, horrible racism. i will say i do think we sometimes look back with rose tinted spectacles . i'm not saying it was you know, it was terrible, but i don't remember. there was a penod don't remember. there was a period in the scottish in the edinburgh was edinburgh fringe where it was like portland, oregon. i mean, it was bit

totally >> yeah, yeah, yeah. totally >> yeah, yeah, yeah.what do you think about ? mean, it is about this? i mean, it is actually, there serious actually, there is a serious point that point here that this is sad that we've this level we've reached this level of discourse, discourse . discourse, political discourse. s where and this because s where and this is all because he was physically attacked. >> look , he may need self >> look, he may need self defence classes more than he might be. sort of. yeah. just assuming this and other people. but happened. murdered but that has happened. murdered and it does. does and of course it does. it does happen. and do happen. and so and also i do nofice happen. and so and also i do notice , i notice that i think notice, i notice that i think it's a product of the internet, but i see people talk about politicians way than i think they murderous way than i think they used is it always, i want used to. is it always, i want to punch person, this punch this person, kill this person ? and i don't think has pe

yeah. yeah it is. yes. yeah.i british. yeah. yeah it is. yes. yeah. i surely the first yeah.ely the first rule of becoming british is you learn queue exactly what we learn to queue exactly what we should is we should be at the should do is we should be at the beach and the moment these people we just look people come over, we just look at then just give at them tut and then just give a passive aggressive comment. anyway we've got the telegraph now with claims that the migrant crisis being worse by crisis is being made worse by charities unethically . charities behaving unethically. >> bruce yes, so this is suella saying that some charities are politically motivated activists masquerading as humanity , masquerading as humanity, koreans in particular. she's taking a pop at claire moseley , taking a pop at claire moseley, who was the founder of care for carly. she's no longer a trustee of that charity due to, i think, financial and appropriation, inappropriate payments . yeah, it inappropriate payments. yeah, it described payments of £340,000 from the charity into her personal a

>> i'm tired of the book >> jimmy: yeah, i understand, yeah, yeah, yeah i understand [ laughter ] butr ] you -- you - >> jimmy: no, no, no, no >> no, in a good way >> jimmy: oh, okay >> in a good way it's like he cracked some child's mind code -- >> jimmy: yeah that was -- i very -- i got very lucky with that book, "dada. >> it's a very good book, but please write another book. please >> jimmy: i -- i actually -- i actually did, and i want to give it to you this is -- do you have this? i know -- "nana. [ laughter ] >> "nana." >> jimmy: "nana loves you more." [ cheers and applause this one -- this one -- this is the one. >> i'm excited, and i'm a little scared. >> jimmy: no, no, i know -- i know kirsten's mom, and so i think you're going to love this -- she's going to love this this is a good one there's more words [ laughter ] >> that's great. >> jimmy: it's more -- it's more words, yeah i'm taking babies -- we're getting bigger and bigger. i'm writing more and more. >> all right i'm excited. >> jimmy: i want you to come on every year and see my progress [ laughter ] >> yeah, okay, go

yeah >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: okay >> this is going to be fun [ light laughter ] >> jimmy, yes i know, questlove, don't freak out. yeah yes, these are sharp pins. >> can you pull one of the pins out? >> jimmy: please don't make me do anything to you, david. [ laughter ] 'cause i honestly, i love having you on the show i don't like hurting you >> and can you -- let's see if we can do it on your desk actually here. so, i'm going to try to stick this in. no, you know what? can you hand me the deck of cards? great. so, let's do like this here. i'm going to use the -- you see all the cards in the deck. so, we'll use -- here. we'll use maybe the joker card as a best card so, here we'll use this card, the joker >> jimmy: okay >> so we use the joker, and i'm going to bend it a little more like that so it'll stick >> jimmy: okay >> so, now i'm going to take the pin, and stick it right in the card like that now it'll stick. you see that >> jimmy: okay >> so, the pin is definitely sticking into the card jimmy, hold your hand like this no, you're not going to do anything yeah, yeah, y

yeah, yeah, yeah. omar in the wire. yeah. is where that yeah. mean, is that where that came yeah. came from? yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean, weird, isn't mean, it is a weird, isn't it, jonathan? you think. jonathan? i mean, if you think. you you did this coup you think you did this coup prigozhin for wagner. yeah. how did was to end? >>i end? >> i don't know. i mean, was >> i don't know. i mean, it was only the coup lasted about two days. right? everyone was like. only the coup lasted about two dewasqight? everyone was like. only the coup lasted about two dewasqightthe'eryone was like. only the coup lasted about two dewasqightthe kony.a was like. it was like the kony. >> super excited >> everyone was super excited and kind of just fizzled >> then it kind of just fizzled out. he's. yeah, out. and now he's. yeah, he's he's dead, but i loved him he's a bit dead, but i loved him and i loved him in breaking bad. he good. he was pretty good. >> apparently there was a contract him for while. contract on him for a while. this a lot of this is why there was a

yeah, they love the way i have my you have a nice day and yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, i mean i know. yeah. come push samantha. yeah, i know, i know that mazda lets see on monday, i know that sounds a lot that comes in. you might have been a long time ago display now the lobby loaner lane. got you. now, let me, let me do the b and how much is on no dies elementary. a lot of the ways that yes, on the side of i'm going, i'm going to give me a mountain, gets off. and the company to come off is all i get the i yeah, and i'm yeah. and you have when you get in, when the phone call you hi, i'm calling you i telling you the got phones i pulled down my phone to get into your phone call. yes, i need those. i don't need to download the inbox and coughing themselves halfway down since the google on slot began in the late 19 fifties, the republic of vietnam has had a little trouble in retaining control of the great urban centers. but the central highlands, the long zone cordial era, are a mazda most largely jungle covered region. remarkably like those mountain, those regions of spain for the term

, yeah, yeah. oohs she just chucked them. and you're just like, "wow, this industry is brutal. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, it really is that brutal, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: 'cause you go like -- you're just trying to get hired. i mean, i didn't have an agent i didn't - >> yeah, well -- >> jimmy: i don't even know how i got in there >> yeah. well, you certainly can't get upset at your agent. that's what it told me your agent can be trying, but you know, sometimes they - >> jimmy: it doesn't - >> -- end up in the trash. >> jimmy: yeah, it's just a pile of stuff. and then you just saw my headshot and you were like - >> and i was like, "this guy's got something. >> jimmy: wow. [ laughter ] you're like, "this guy - >> oh, i thought it was going to be your headshot. >> jimmy: no, no i don't know what you're talking about. you're like, "this guy should be --" but do you remember casting any other famous talk show hosts >> no, i - [ laughter ] i just sat in the front room setting up auditions i reme

yeah yeah. he's cost the phobic. yeah yeah. the edinburgh fringe joke , this is done by the dave joke, this is done by the dave tv channel. yeah. simon evans. there's a theory that they pick the, the main joke to be deliberately bad, to sort of make people think that it's better to stay in and watch. dave i think it's just because picking , know, picking a picking, you know, picking a obviously terrible joke creates this online ferrari where people are like, oh my god, he's terrible we are. terrible and here we are. >> and then nobody's talking about it. >> yeah, true. and it is. >> yeah, it's true. and it is. but they right because but they are right because comedy yeah so comedy is terrible. yeah so actually the hypothesis is not incorrect . it okay, well, moving incorrect. it okay, well, moving on. we've got the guardian now. and if i know japan well, this next story will result in giant lizards destroying tokyo. francis it is indeed . so. it is francis it is indeed. so. it is the fukushima power plant. now after the disaste

easy. >> yeah but yeah. >> yeah. yeah but yeah.n there. >> okay, we're going to move on to the front cover of the mirror. josh, what are they leading with? pretty depressing story. >> it is depressing, i'm >> it is depressing, but i'm glad we're covering it. glad that we're covering it. another attack. another day, another attack. this is another pit bull attack. a five year girl. the photo a five year old girl. the photo on the front is horrible enough. there's photos online of the actual wound and this is just it's getting out of i would say it's getting out of i would say it's getting out of i would say it's getting out of control. it's got out of control. it's been out of control for years. there's no need for these dogs to be to exist. >> so what? so what is the point? was this a family pet? >> no, it was not a family pet. this was a girl walking down with parents, patting a dog with her parents, patting a dog outside of a shop. >> so you have these. the problem when you have these problem is when you have these dangerous dogs

. - it's important. - yeah. - well, yeah. when you live out here, it's the kind of stuff you need to know. - yeah. - they also have to pass a swim test to graduate. that's one of the things they have to do. - you know, it's not like that on every island. o.k. what do we have here? (mim mcconnell) we have salmon spread. - who caught the salmon? - actually, i brought that one in. - you did? - yes. - mim! do you know how good that is going to be? so which type of salmon is this? because i know you have three or four types. - yep. this is a coho. the other name for it is "silver". (sophie fouron) what do you bring for safety when you come out here? - sometimes, depending on where we're going, i'll bring bear spray. there's so much activity here, with the dogs and the people and everything. bears are probably long gone. so... - that's the last place they want to be. - yeah. so it just depends on where we're going, whether i'll bring the bear spray or not. - all right. - i've never had to use it. of course, you know, maybe tonight

easy. >> yeah but yeah. >> yeah. yeah but yeah.there. >> okay, we're going to move on to the front cover of the mirror. josh, what are they leading with? pretty depressing story. >> it is depressing, i'm >> it is depressing, but i'm glad we're covering it. glad that we're covering it. another attack. another day, another attack. this is another pit bull attack. a five year girl. the photo a five year old girl. the photo on the front is horrible enough. there's photos online of the actual wound and this is just it's getting out of i would say it's getting out of i would say it's getting out of i would say it's getting out of control. it's got out of control. it's been out of control for years. there's no need for these dogs to be to exist. >> so what? so what is the point? was this a family pet? >> no, it was not a family pet. this was a girl walking down with parents, patting a dog with her parents, patting a dog outside of a shop. >> so you have these. the problem when you have these problem is when you have these dangerous dogs a

, yeah, yeah.ling experience >> seth: do you -- we've talked about your kids. you've got three -- two girls and a boy. do they give you feedback when you show up in public like this? [ light laughter ] or is that --? is that a thing where you don't hear much? >> well, i -- they weren't -- i didn't bring this up so my -- they don't give a [ bleep ]. >> seth: they don't give a [ bleep ]. >> yeah. >> seth: but you -- i should note one of your costars, taylor swift >> yeah. [ cheers ] >> seth: did they -- >> no, no, >> seth: that matters, right >> yeah. yeah, my kids have gotten -- they get very excited about people in the -- music business people, they get very excited >> seth: right >> taylor, they were very excited about, yeah. and i'm aware of it, so i'll tell you, "yeah, i'm working with taylor swift today. because, you know, you try to get a little - >> seth: a little currency with the kids >> yeah. [ laughter ] listen, i -- you're gonna -- you're gonna -- you don't know this yet, but you're gonn

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yorkshire, yeah, yeah .> i wonder if piers morgan likes him . likes him. >> anyway, that's it >> no idea. anyway, that's it for part one. coming up, we've got graham lennon cancelled for the second time this week. karen burning live in the studio though cash lives on for now though and cash lives on for now . see in a couple of this one. i can tell you, live across the uk, this is news . radio >> welcome back to headliners. >> welcome back to headliners. >> i'm here so i'm still here with paul cox and chris to win. and let's crack on with the stories . kicking things off with stories. kicking things off with the meal and another venue has decided that it's so inclusive. it has to exclude graham linehan . chris okay. >> yeah. the daily mail graham linehan arrives to define perform outside the scottish parliament tonight after outrage at two edinburgh festival venues that cancelled him for his gender critical views. i think we've got a video we're going to yeah, we do have a clip of well, the gigs going ahead.

tting on yeah, yeah, yeah. >> what? you didn't see that one coming? that itself. i'm a little disgusted by it personally. yeah. this reallt see thy home. t >> i now only have half it rntoon boat. >> it really was, though. i loved it. i loved it. the whole watching it. i just. it was like watching emmit it was la where no one trained, you know, and you'reow? right about the netflix thing. like, about people watch this more than that. like, i have a t watch an -v on netflix. it took a year to write.ok i should have just thought a tht would be too short. how e build your way up, but for the media, feel like me. hd how about the coverage on these fights? so that had more camera angles came special? there are so many people and my favorite part was the wasfoln the folding chair wasn't the folding chair. the folding chair is the only piece oy f that's just t as comfortable to be hit with as to sit in.gh. it is true that why would you hit somebody with a chair?s i mean it's like it's that's a lot of work. >> got to lift it up. yeah. hit him with your fist. fighe? nger f

, yeah, yeah.lso, when i was coming here, in the elevator, somebody on your team said, "seth gives us the day off so we can vote. so, bravo to you >> seth: yeah. >> i think that's great. [ cheers and applause it's great >> seth: now, that is -- >> no. no, no, seriously. >> seth: it's not -- it's - >> seriously, seth - >> seth: i -- i have to stop you. it's not true. it is -- >> no, it is true. >> seth: no, it's not true yes, they have the day off, and i hope they all vote but nbc was like, "we want to put the news on. >> no. they said it was seth. [ laughter ] >> seth: no, they did -- i just don't want to be out here being lient into nbc."and i wake, "yo" okay.>> seth: andy're like, "wh are yore whld you - okay. well, your team the daf. >> seth: okay,cha. >> -- ane woman told me that she's goine vo just thoughat i -- i k -- i -- i certainly hope they all vot show me the sticker, they go into the penalty box laughter ] do too. i do >> seth: yeah. can't wai vote, but i ry nervo it'sng to be a long da

yeah. i mean, yeah. dufing >> yeah. yeah. i mean, yeah.rans people , so, you lived with trans people, so, you know, and i'm still close to them, so i'm in no way transphobic not at all. it's a horrible accusation . it is. it horrible accusation. it is. it is. it's insulting . yeah. is. it's insulting. yeah. >> completely insulting. absolutely >> well, i should say we did get in touch with stone gate. they own the venue in question. it's a very big company. of course, they also slug and lettuce they also own slug and lettuce and saying they are and they're saying they are not commenting story . and they're saying they are not commenting story. but i commenting on this story. but i want to just say that it is an open to stone gate . a open invitation to stone gate. a stone gate representative will always come and stone gate representative will alwato come and stone gate representative will alwato me come and stone gate representative will alwato me about come and stone gate representative will alwato me about this come and stone gate represe

yeah. guess he got too fat for the rest of his stormtrooper costume. [ laughter ] you're not allowed to pass a "don't say gay" bill then show up in public dressed like nancy sinatra. [ laughter and applause ] ron got a visit by president biden to tour the destruction left by hurricane ian. they promised no politics. the president went along with the dress code. [ laughter ] last time joe biden saw a storm this big, he had to help noah collect all the pets and get them on the boat. [ laughter applaud ] yesterday, trump weighed in on the latest scandal involving herschel walker. he posted, "herschel walker is being slandered and maligned by the fake news media and obviously, the democrats." interestingly, i've heard many horrible things about his opponent, things nobody should be talking about so we don't. herschel has properly denied the charges against him, and i have no doubt" blah, blah, blah. "the daily beast" ran a story from a woman who has a check, a get-well card, and a receipt for a