really loves zeppelin. alice loves zeppelin.nows. alice wants it quiet. "let me absorb this music." >> jimmy: have you ever hosted a game show before? is this the first time? >> i've never -- i'd never even thought of being a game show host. they brought me this show. it's a british show. and they sent me all the episodes. i watched it, and it was fascinating how fun and cool the show was. i'm like, yeah, i'm definitely doing this. >> jimmy: i know you did well -- you and ike barinholtz were the final two on the >> beat me. no, no! ike barinholtz beat me by one dollar on. >> jimmy: "celebrity jeopardy!."" one dollar. if you don't think i haven't gone inigo montoya about that, someday there's going to be a reckoning for him. [ laughter ] although these a frigging genius. they put him on regular "jeopardy!" and he kicked ass. >> jimmy: he was on regular "jeopardy!" that's a whole different story there. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you're hosting this show now. tell me what the premise of the show is. >> the whole premise of the show is,

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nicely. mid 100. heavy metal emerged out of hard rock in the 1970s with fans like deep purple, led zeppelin and black sabbath. the scene was clearly male dominated. this had a lot to do with the perception of roles. metal has always been seen as hard, aggressive and loud. not exactly the stereotypical female characteristics. and yet women were there right from the start. the james dawson, who founded the us, found covered in 1969 is considered one of the 1st occultism in the black, massive staged by a woman who described herself as a witch. that was hard stuff at a time when the hippies were still celebrating peace and flower power. one of the 1st metal bands whose members were only women was girls founded in 1978 . they have to put up with a lot of sexist comments. critics, toward their outcomes apart, their career only really took off when the late motorhead front, ma'am, let me kill mr. stood up for them. the great, the people treat them like 2nd costs persons because of the goals. it's really disgusting. the school are still around. they were and still are frequent guest book, an open a

definitely had to try them, in general, original pyzy, this dish is akin to simple dumplings or zeppelinshope they will be just as tasty, look how beautifully appetizing they look, pyzy is a dish of ukrainian, polish and belarusian cuisine, but i have never seen them on a menu: pyzy are made from cottage cheese and potato dough, although in ukraine buckwheat is more common, the pyzy filling is minced meat with onions, then they are fried or boiled, as is customary. in poland, in ukraine, in belarus, but not here. here, freshly, it is prepared from mashed potatoes, which are fried in breading. and the most important thing is the filling. here it is not meat, it is made from onions and mushrooms. in my opinion, the perfect combination. on the menu, pyzy is listed in the garnish section, but it is a completely independent dish. and again big ones pieces of mushrooms, large pieces of onion. gently wrapped in puree with a crispy crust, feel how delicious it is. this dish is very popular among locals. new portions were constantly being carried past me; in my opinion, this is the best assessment

uber rolling out new features or led zeppelin doc documentary in the works over the summer because i hear it's going to be a record summer when it comes to passengers. so kris kimura has a story that's going to be airing tonight that i think will really help you out when it comes to saving money. yeah, as an airline, ever lost your luggage? yes. yeah. and they deliver it later on. but in the interim you need stuff. of course you do. so you go buy it, right? yes. well, here's the thing. when that happens, you can get reimbursed, but you have to ask. and so tonight at 530 we're going to spend one minute and 26 seconds showing you to how get reimbursed in the unlikely event your luggage is delayed or lost. okay, that's a big deal because when we're on vacation, we want to have a good time. we don't want to worry about the lost luggage. and yeah, exactly. and it's paying twice for underwear. yeah, we're all right, chris. thank you so much. 530 yes. see you. 530. all right. thanks so much. safe travels. speaking of traveling and saving money, state officials want to ditch the gas tax, and

the choice may seem strange, but as a child i listened to a lot let zeppelin and the song baby i'm gonna, which we wish to everyone who participates will participate in the project voice 7.0 happy races every day, let them be exciting, but music is the language of feelings, so it’s great that we survived this, it’s great that future participants have mentors ahead , there will be so many exciting minutes, let there be many of them, dear friends, today in the podcast melodies of my life, together with radion gazmanov, raisa dmitrenko, sergei volchkov, elizaveta ragda and anastasia speridonova, which is also important, we lived together, i’m not afraid of this word, again a moment of excitement, inspiration of happiness, when we were all united together by a project, a voice, let this voice. the moon flies over it, the secret movement is endless for me, i see the reflection of your face, you are far from me beyond the horizon of another day, but even time cannot stop me from flying over the ocean, and having dispersed the fog of the dawning skies with my wings, i will soon hug you, dear fr

or to put that in layman's terms: god was on shrooms, and was hankerin' for a little laser zeppelin.hts were so bright they could be seen as far south as florida, where governor desantis immediately banned the sky for displaying a pride flag. [cheering] desantis fans! oh, i also got my birthday wish: donald trump is still on trial. this week... what week is this? three, four? this is four. this is week four of testimony in his "faking business records to cover up bangin' a porn star trial," featuring star witness, former fixer and silly putty who isn't feeling that silly these days, michael cohen. cohen's testimony is essential to proving the prosecution's case because he served as the middle man in the alleged $130,000 hush money payment to stormy daniels. now, you never wanna be the middle man between your boss and a porn star. sure, it sounds titillating when they ask, but eventually, it's a tangle of limbs and you're just kind of watching. but there's a challenge for the prosecution. cohen's been attacking his former boss online, posting insulting tiktok livestreams, where he has

.: run-d.m.c. kind of led zeppelinized hip-hop, because it was fit for an arena.ks, a first for a rap record. their album is called "license to ill." that's a stupid name for an album. [ laughter ] ♪ you wake up late for school and you don't want to go ♪ ♪ you ask your mom "please" but she still says no ♪ lover: hip-hop was our baby. this was our culture, this is our music, we created it, then here come the beastie boys, and we were afraid we were going to lose it. ♪ you got to fight ♪ ♪ for your right to party ♪ and then when we started listening to their music, they really were funky, and they could really get busy. we were like, "okay, all right." [ indistinct rapping ] rakim: beastie boys come out what people thought would be a pop hip-hop group. no, they were straight hip-hop. beastie boys was dope [laughs] you know what i mean? ♪ brass monkey junkie ♪ ♪ get funky funky ♪ questlove: "license to ill" spread really like wildfire, and introduced a lot of people to hip-hop culture. can you give us some definition of the l.l.? l.l. stands for ladies love legend of

i was on a plane going somewhere and i was listening to a led zeppelin song, babe, i'm going to leavee my brother used to play it over and over on his guitar when i was a kid. there was something about the intensity of the vocals that struck me. i suddenly got a picture in my mind's eye of the studio. where this guy was singing these intense vocals. suddenly, i thought, wait a minute. what if that's a play? what would that set look like? what are the opportunities of using a music studio as a set? i had seen it done in small ways, but really not as a dramatic landscape. so just something about the intensity of the music and the intensity of that song and the weird push, pull dynamic in the lyrics with this guy saying, i want to leave you, but also, i could never leave you. and there was something about all of that, kind of planted a seed in my mind. i knew i wanted to write something about it. >> don't go away. we have a second hour of morning joe on this sunday morning coming up right after the break. ♪♪ no. ♪♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaah