anything, what do you love doing? >> um. >> jimmy: yeah. >> beer pong. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go! the truth! the truth has been spoken! [ laughter and applause ] beer pong! that's what i'm talking about! we got to have our own olympics next year. guys, we have danielle here, and her favorite event is gymnastics. she loves gymnastics, but if she could have any event, any olympic event happen that she's good at, it got to be beer pong. i mean, come on. it takes skill. it takes skill. this last one guys, the vmas drake, nominated for six awards. can you guys do drake kind of song? is that tough? ?? ? you you you ? ?? [ clapping ] ? yeah danielle dan danielle i wouldn't lie to you ? ? you i wouldn't lie not like ryan lochte i can't swim ? ? yeah yeah ? ?? ? said what's your she said it's gymnastics i said fantastic ? ? i can't back flip yeah yeah yeah but i'd wait my whole life long ? ? just to get a one time and play game of beer pong with my friends ? ?? ? one time in the beer pong just to play a gam

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you do?th a little kid and it amuses me. >> i just do whatever i can come up with i think a kid would be interested in. i'll go to chuck e. cheese. >> jimmy: really? >> you should see me in chuck e. cheese. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what do you do in chuck e. cheese? >> i'm in there, i do subtle -- threatening other kids, like move. kids don't really -- they look at you like, what the [ bleep ] is the matter with you? did you see what he just did? >> jimmy: so that's his favorite place to go, chuck e. cheese? >> usually there's a deal, like to make a deal with him. sometimes i'll go places, would you be good? i want chuck e. cheese. all right, you want to go to chuck e. cheese? we shake on it, that's the deal. >> jimmy: does he abide by that deal? >> sometimes. >> jimmy: do you take him to chuck e. cheese anyway? >> i take him places. i got this little system i'll be working. >> jimmy: what is the system, i'm curious. >> i say, you go over there and be cute. okay? >> jimmy: go over where? >> to

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you want to guess? or do you want to take the money >> i would guess. >> jimmy: she is going to go for it, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> sal: wow. >> jimmy: this is exciting. >> i have to go now? >> jimmy: who is on the dime? >> jefferson? i already said that. i don't know. >> sal: you said that. >> i know. >> sal: come on dig deep. >> i'm thinking. >> jimmy: we need an answer. >> i'm thinking, i'm thinking. i' not obama. [ laughter ] >> sal: it is obama! >> jimmy: no, it is not. you'll have to give that 6 cents back, so sorry. thanks for playing. we have a consolation prize, it's the "on the money home game." who do we have next? >> sal: how are you doing? >> jimmy: it's so much harder than you might imagine. mike, are you ready? >> lincoln. >> jimmy: lien cone is correct. you can keep that penny or tell us who is on the nickel. >> i'll go for it. >> jimmy: go for it, mike. >> jefferson. >> jimmy: that's correct. >> sal: walk away, i've seen too many people screw this up. >> jimmy: do you want to wal

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do you feel like there's enough business here today? do you feel like you could do more? paul: that is pushing it. right now with the machinery that we have, millwork-wise, we're antiquated because right now, we're running on sending programs and stuff out on that. lemonis: i'm sorry. people still do business on floppy disks? [ laughs ] i understand that this place was built in the 1920s, and i think the machinery was here from the beginning, but floppy disks? really? how long have you worked here? maria: it'll be six years in april. lemonis: where's the system broken, in your mind? maria: everywhere. we don't have systems in place. we don't have the processes. i mean, i say we don't have enough of them. matt: everybody works hard. i think everybody's passionate about what they do. the main thing is is we have one big egg in our basket. -lemonis: weis markets? -matt: yeah. if you took that away from precise graphix, 70% of this won't need to be here. lemonis: be out of business. matt: yeah. lemonis: how many days are you on the road? matt: usually almost every day. lemoni

why you do this? why do you want to do this? can't really explain it. you really really can't. i've been doing this for a while now. i'm 33 years old, got into it when i was 19 and when i first got into it, very similar to sonny, i didn't know what i wanted to do with my life. military, or get fat, or go to, i don't know what it was. so i was like you know what, i want to get into something. i found mixed martial art and it just kind of kept going and going, but through that i actually ended up going to college. i went to college, got my finished. so all these things that i never thought i was going to like even think about, it opened up so many other doors. so that and martial arts aspect of it was been fantastic. now as a fighter, that's a different story and that i can't really explain. it's in there, i tried retiring a few times, you can't do it. i'll be gone for a year and then i'm you know be like i got to do something. and i end up taking a fight. you can't really explain it, you really can't. you ask any fighter why you, we really can't really say. we love it, we love it

i'm like, "what are you doing?" that, i understand that i just need to give you exactly what you want. i fully intend to bring the assignment delivered on time. lemonis: on time was friday. so let's just stop saying that. i would like this done by monday, okay? dan: i understand you. lemonis: this is dan's last chance to get this right. i have buyers coming here on monday, and we're gonna sell shoes. if he doesn't have everything ready, he's no longer gonna be the creative director. this space needs to also be completed by monday. -dan: excellent. -lemonis: so whatever sort of decor, arrangement, computers, whatever -- by monday. -dan: okay. -lemonis: does that work? dan: that works. thank you. thank you. lemonis: what's happening, guys? dave: hey! how you doing? -lemonis: how are you? -dave: good to see you. -lemonis: what's happening? -david: how you doing, my man? lemonis: i'm gonna be honest with you. you guys did a good job. dan: i'm very glad that you like it. really. it makes me really happy. lemonis: these gu

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foreign-policy and domestically, what you try to do first? before you have lost your political capital. gov. johnson: we honor all treaties and obligations. it would be wrong to come to the office and not honor everything it is that we are obligated to do. with regard to foreign policy, i think we need to get congress involved in a declaration of war. we need to have an invincible national defense, but when we get involved in regime change that is when things get messy. not on purpose but clinton and obama backed both the opposition in libya and syria and this was not intentional, but they backed the opposition. they armed the opposition and the opposition was aligned with isis. the opposition gets wiped out and isis ends up with all the arms. that is what we are dealing with right now. afghanistan. i supported going into afghanistan to begin with because we were attacked. make no bones about it. if we are attacked, we will attack back. we went to afghanistan to get osama bin laden and al qaeda . after seven months we wiped out al qaeda. no os

you need the app. anybody can do it then you put it in the corner and do it. honestly, i think it's a great idea. >> it is going to run $399. >> i think this is going to >> you put your own seal on it, too. ift's your brew, not someone else. >>> in the middle of an intense police encounter, but there's a twist. >> trying to catch her breath and realizing what this is. >> see how the stand off turns into a dramatic act of love and leave you saying -- you idiot. at the end of your -- >> awww. ?? [ sirens ] >> a police check point is set up on this street in romania. the officers are wearing ski masks. this is a very, very intense operation. there's a car that's pulling up. they immediately demand that driver pull over. one of the officers goes to the passenger side, opens the door and pull the female passenger out, dropping her to the floor, asking her, do you know this man? do you know what's in the trunk of this vehicle? the driver, who is her boyfriend is on the other side being detained by officers. they are going to go to the back of the car. at this point i

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you have a tough decision to make here. >> okay. >> jimmy: do you want to keep the penny? or do you want to try a nickel? >> a nickel. >> jimmy: okay, she's going to go for it, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] she's going to go for it. >> sal: you could take the penny and go make a wish in a foun. it? >> i'm sure. >> jimmy: all right, okay. who is on the nickel? >> thomas jefferson? >> jimmy: that is correct. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're taking a beating all right. >> sal: this is good. >> jimmy: you can keep that 6 cents or you can jack it up to 16 cents if you can tell us who is on the dime. do you want to guess? >> i would guess. >> jimmy: she is going to go for it, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> sal: wow. >> jimmy: this is exciting. >> i have to go now? >> jimmy: who is on the dime? >> jefferson? i already said that. i don't know. >> sal: you said that. >> i know. >> sal: come on dig deep. >> i'm thinking. >> jimmy: we need an answer. >> i'm thinking, i'm tin i'm going to say -- i know it's not obama. [ laughter ] >> sal: it is obama! >> jimmy: no, i

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you for your question. [applause] >> do you find that immigrants are particularly vulnerable ecause they are in a strange place, they don't know the language or the laws. oftentimes they don't have the money. what have you seen? >> i can tell you, from two in pectives, from being there and being out now as an attorney. absolutely they are vulnerable. not only ulnerable to just, you know, access to justice but also, victims of crime. are they going to report to, right? a lot of studies out on immigrants who come into this make a living and send back to their family. of, are taken advantage slave wages and all types of -- in prison, what i found was, there were people who they spoke english and were sentenced to serve time in prison and instead of being to ased, they were released a county jail awaiting extradition back to their country. that was another head scratcher for me a because now as i'm attorney i'm asking myself, right? not only as an attorney but a contributing member of society ho pays taxes, why are we spending

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you want to sing and do like a broadway show? >> jimmy: me? >> yeah, you can sing. >> jimmy: no, i would never do that. >> you would never do that. >> you have a very good voice. >> you do. [ cheers and applause ] tape? we got that on tape? good. this is going in the highlight reel. no i could not do it. i can't sing. >> no. >> jimmy: i have nothing but respect for you guys, you people that do broadway. >> you guys. you're lumping me in with her. you guys. [ laughter ] you know jimmy. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no, i gotta say, last time you came on the show, you came out and you sang, it was beautiful, you came out, and you didn't even need a a microphone. you just rocked this place. it was just so fascinating. >> i needed a microphone. you were so amazing. i go, that's how you do it. it's just -- >> but the funny thing for me, is you're singing this with her, we're rehearsing, and when i look out at the camera, and i'm singing, and i'm singing the notes, blah, blah, blah, and then

you have? how many domustaches. >> i don't own any, comedy central is paying for all-- i don't know what i am going to do now that i don't have a binder full of mustaches. >> my whole attitude is why would you not always wear a mustache, it doesn't make any sense. why wouldn't every character have a mustache. it is simple math. >> some of us choose to have mustaches. >> you are the ones, i don't see gender, you know what i mean. >> larry: but i love that rory show always goes for the '70s bushy porn mustaches. >> again, called the right choice. >> rory, you are playing a six year old in this piece. and you're like, going to need a stash. >> but you have a porn stash book, right. >> it's not a book. more of a collection. >> it's a graphic novel. >> it is graphic. >> by the way, the dolphin jerking thing we got on the show but we had to blur it all, but apparently you can't show bestiality on tv. >> larry: well, apparently, you probably shouldn't show. >> i don't know. hey, i don't run the network, you know,

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what can you do between now and september to clear 15%. how are you reaching out to disaffected republicans. 35% is pretty low for a republican nominee. gov. johnson: over the last month, our numbers have doubled. seven is about as low as i have seen and i'm not trying to make an excuse for the seventh but low -- seven is about as low as i've seen in any poll. i'm just back to my example, i daresay that that poll that was just conducted had donald trump and hillary clinton at the get-go and as an afterthought they added my name to it. 65% of americans don't even know there is a third party. our social media numbers have doubled in the last month and so we are reaching about 25 million people. we are doing it with, in our case with robust fundraising but that fundraising does not match either trump or clinton but i think it speaks volumes to just how much discontent there is out there and i think bill weld and myself are in this big lane in the middle. we are fiscally conservative and socially tolerant and accepting. we are questioning these

ato you do? >> casting. >> casting, wow. you look like amy winehouse, if she went to rehab. >> wow. >> hi. better get out. wow, i find a pokemon. what are you here for, to watch better shows? how do you get to work every day, follow the yellow brick road? that lks gre. i never met a dinklage before. oh my go. hi, gary. >>hey, jef ross. where do you shop? badwill? got a dishonorable harge from the salvation army? this is great, i've never been "hoarders" before. hi, jill. >> how are you? >> wow. wow, looats office. this is amazin is thiwhere the rams are supposed to play? anyway, want to [ bleep ] on a desk? i love t no, i'm talking to sal. i like your shirt. i didn't realize you worked as a pharmacist during the >> you went too far. no, no no! op, op! >> sayle sacous! say something! >> no! i'm not giving in! that's my best hat! you've got to be able to take a being goodportessentia! to roasting! ierst people unless they voee [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, jeff. let's check back in with ca and guillermo. oh, wow.

where do you go where do you go where do you go ? where do you go ? ? [ cheers and applause ] when you can take your hands off the wheel to get out of a tight spot. when you can relax with your foot off the brake and stay put. and when you enjoy 400 horsepower that's the more human side of engineering. this is the lincoln summer invitation, hurry in now to your dealer for limited time offers! lease an mkc for $289 a month or get 0% apr for 60 months and just announced $1,000 dollars summer invitation bonus. four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. >> i want to thank christina applegate, mike piazza. a pox on matt damon. he will never do that again

>> jimmy: guillermo, you can't do this. i don't know, guillermo -- have you ever cut a woman's hair before? >> guillermo: no, never. >> jimmy: okay. i think it would be better if cara delevingne takes over. [ cheers and applause ] cara, have you ever cut someone's hair before? >> no. >> jimmy: okay. do you think you will do a better job than guillermo did? >> no. lady, do you have any ideas of how you might approach this? >> i think with my eyes closed might be fun. >> jimmy: you could lose an eyebrow. we don't want to do that. tell me about yourself. before we do this to your head. >> i'm from florida, and i love stepping out of my comfort zone. >> jimmy: oh, well. yeah. maybe you'll go into a manhole after this. [ laughter ] do you really love stepping out >> oh, yes. that's why i'm doing this. >> jimmy: and do you trust cara to give you a good haircut? >> 100%. >> jimmy: okay, well. all right. cara, get to work, let's see what you can did there. let's tackle this. >> this way, right? >> jimmy: no -- okay, that -- oh, wow.

kane: "you bought the name. go do it." nis: well, the name you bought, by the way, isn't allowed to be used. first time you ever heard about this? sasha: yes. kane: why isn't some of that communicated? do we not deserve to know some of these things? kathleen: no, you definitely deserve to know. kane: how long have you known that? mike: this has been going on for years. rick: what we thought we were paying for was "my big fat greek gyro" name. lemonis: here's the deal. there's a new sheriff. it's me. what are your total sales? kane: $261,000. lemonis: and how much did you make? kane: nothing. lemonis: does your business make money? rick: no. no, i put money into it. sasha: we don't make money. lemonis: you don't make money? so, no one here's making money except you guys. in my opinion, mike and kathleen have a big problem on their hands. they sold people on this concept, but the execution has been horrible. they're supposed to be in charge of things like process, direction, giving these people guidance. they haven't done any

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-lemonis: you do? thank you for coming. re ultimately doing today is trying to come up with creative ways to sort of learn how to cross-sell product. if people are in there and they're enjoying a meal, are they're gonna remember that experience and come back? we're trying sort of different marketing ideas but live, in the moment, and that's important to do when you're in a business like this, because it's a very competitive space. is matt sitting at the bar? i don't want to ever see that. you know, he's just -- -he's just chillin'. -mike: right. lemonis: you know, while everybody on the staff is sort of working hard, i see matt just chillin' out at the bar, the same guy that doesn't even know what the return on investment's gonna be for the beer cooler. you got to be kidding me. hey, matt. did you get me those numbers we talked about? matt: no, i haven't -- haven't had time. lemonis: you can get it for me at some point? -matt: yeah. -lemonis: okay. -matt: definitely. -lemonis: okay. all right, thank you, buddy. i mean, i'm n

you will do really well in this show if you know a little bit about a lot of things. a lot of things. >> see? that's why i think you'd do well. >> good-bye. 'cause if i leave now, i can actually be on the show. then if i come back, i'll help buy some new couches. by the way, we have to give a shout out to andy almsly, he's the guy that built the set way back when. he is las vegas. he lives in las vegas. he did the idol set and other sets. >> kudos to him. it's a gorgeous set. >> it is very cool. >> you could see >> if they're a millionaire, we should get 10%. if you take this information and you become a millionaire, we get 10%. >> and new couches here on the show. >> tickets. visit their web site or go on their facebook page and sign. try to be a millionaire contestant. that would be pretty cool, huh? >> it would be the best. right now, shawn, bam! pow! boom! >> woman. >> if you are in touch with your inner super hero like shawn here then gather up all your caped crusaders this weekend and head down to the super hero summer sendoff at springs preserve sponsored by bar

i do. >> you do? >> i really do. y want job security, i think they want, you know, as far as putting a wall up, what kind of country doesn't have borders? we don't have a country if we don't have security. >> we don't have the olympics if we don't have borders either. >> that's what we need. to call him a racist, that's the furthest thing. he's not a racist. he married an immigrant for god's sakes. i don't buy it. >> do you think that the donald can rebound from his terrible numbers when he talks about jobs, when he talks about safety, talks about values or do you think he's too long gone in that demographic? >> i think the things that donald trump talks about, economic security, national security, constitutional -- those are the reasons why people immigrate. i live in a mostly immigrant neighborhood, mostly hispanic, mostly immigrants on the border in san diego. this is what is so funny, they won't say it out loud, they don't talk about it at parties, probably don't tell a pollster, but they whisper to me, i'm suppor

kris, do you have a marker, please? lemonis: how do you get the guy to want to come in, other than just giving him a business card? anthony: i can offer some, you know, free business cards if he signs a sign with us. that's one of the things -- lemonis: no, no, no, no. like, he came in to get what? anthony: a re-face on a sign. lemonis: okay, so, what could you do right now that would get the guy to realize you're serious? anthony: i'm thinking. i don't know. lemonis: his business is a mile down the road. kristen: i would go there. lemonis: why are you not going there? anthony: i don't know, marcus. -lemonis: this isn't a test. -anthony: no, i know. we usually would follow it up tomorrow or the next day. lemonis: i wasn't asking you to change your process, i was asking you to tell me what your process was. anthony: i think we have a good system. kristen: i think he doesn't know what to do. lemonis: i see a customer walk in, i see potential business, and anthony's not doing anything to hustle the sale. i'd like to go over

i need to do something. you now, you're about to go on a summer break. >> yes. >> james: do you-- ( laughter ) you're about to go on a summer break, what do you do on your summer break? what is a poots summer break? ( laughter ) something that i have got to work on, it has to do with my ( bleep ), because-- >> hey! imogen! >> when i tell a story-- ! >> you're wasting all this salad! hey, it's the five second rule! ( laughter ) >> james: the five second rule, you're absolutely right. >> nothing is wrong with it. >> james: so, is this the problem, you gesture too much? >> basically, if i ask for something, i don't know, like a bottle of water or something, and i confuse people because it so, i say "can i have a bottle of water" and people look at my hands and are very confused as to what i mean. so i have to work on just sort of sitting on my hands-- ( laughter ) >> james: what, are you auditioning to play henry the 8th? look at this. that is a turkey leg! >> i don't know if you ever checked back behind this, ther

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what do you have to do it that? >> may be nothing but if austin wants to do that is on austin's parp account on us as president and vice president to not put any more independence in the way that happening. >> we think willing buyers and willing seller should be able to exchange goods and services that the government telling them they should not do so. okay? [applause] john: on facebook john posted what do you think of attacks over every wednesday -- pays the same percentage and everyone gets the same government service. why should anyone pay or her less than anyone else? the same amount of meat cost the same whether purchased by rich or poor person. why should government be different? >> if i could way that magic wand i am proposing to replace income tax and corporate tax with a consumption tax which i think fits that bill. john: i do well, shouldn't i pay a little more than someone who is struggling? >> what i'm going to suggest to someone who has more money you are going to buy more things so you will pay more ta