>> steve: ready, bryce? >> yes. >> steve: go! >> okay. so something you eat and it goes like this. >> ham, spam? >> starts with a -- >> it's -- cam? spam! blam! [ laughter ] >> something -- something shell. >> clam! >> form of social media. >> um, um -- >> there's a top three. >> social media is instagram? >> yep, got it. okay, a kind of like not meat, meat that you would eat in the '50s that's not really meat. >> spam. >> yes, it's -- it's an awesome city in europe where you can -- where marijuana is legal. >> oh -- amsterdam. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: no! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: no, no! no way! >> i got that. >> jimmy: no way! >> oh! [ yelling at each other ] >> amster -- >> jimmy: amster buzz dam! [ laughter ] amster buzz dam! >> steve: is that yes or no? >> jimmy: amster buzz dam! >> jimmy: now, who won the game? >> steve: you guys won the game. >> jimmy: we won the game! >> questlove: we won the game! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to michael strahan. we're talking to bryce, after the break! [ cheers and applaus

steve: steve it is very, very short trip. they will literally take a left, go a block, and, yep, there is the president-elect, waving right there. brian: tv in the car, might have been watching us at the time. they do have that technology. ainsley: if you are, congratulations soon to be mr. president. brian: if you are, mr. president, stick your hand out the window. [laughter] people we ask them to do on jetblue as they're watching. steve: you see the fire truck, that is adjacent to st. john's church. they will take a little turn to the right right there. they do this for security purposes. you can see they have got plenty of security with them. brian: the guy who bought the tahoe, you have the glass that getting glass that pops up as opposed to whole hatch. you have to pay a little bit more. obviously paid a little more. ainsley: why is that open? security is ready. here is another shot. looks like motorcade about to come no view. steve: what you see on screen right legendary hay adams hotel, one of the historic hotels in wa

. >> steve: wow. that's his backyard. [ light laughter ] >> steve: yes. he's very photogenic. >> jimmy: yeah, he's very photo -- he's a stud. guys, i'm sure you all know the popular game "two truths and a a lie?" ever heard of it? [ cheers ] what you do, you list three things about your -- you're already confused, higgins? no, this is -- you've heard of this. >> steve: "two truths and a a lie"? sure, i'll go with it. >> jimmy: go with it? what do you mean go with it? you've played it before. you list three things about yourself. one of them is a lie. >> steve: oh, okay. >> jimmy: yeah. well i heard that they had their own version of this game at the white house. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. so tonight i thought -- [ laughter ] it's really fun. [ cheers ] they're having a blast doing it. no. so, it's -- i thought it would be fun to try it out tonight. i want to try out their version. it's time for "two truths and an alternative fact." >> steve: really? [ cheers and applause ] ♪ two truths and an alternative fact ♪ >> jimmy: so it's -- the first tw

>> steve: no. i am listening, target, is a a store or a -- clothing -- >> jimmy: do you want an earpiece or something? do you need -- >> steve: i would love something, because i'm not getting this bit at all. >> jimmy: i understand, let me give you another example, again, we are on the air. >> steve: i hatedo you people at home -- >> jimmy: understood -- >> steve: but do you happen to have one more? >> jimmy: yeah, all right. here's another example. >> steve: i'd love to hear it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "the grammys," is a a good name for a music awards show. >> steve: uh-huh. >> jimmy: it is a bad name for a pot dealership. [ laughter ] it's a great name for a gang of violent grandmothers. here they come! the grammys! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: hey, sonny! ride around on motorcycles. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: machete-ing people. >> jimmy: yeah, so now -- now your understanding them. >> steve: i think, but -- >> jimmy: yeah, let me give you another example. >> steve: please, nail it hom

>> steve: oh, oh! >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa! >> steve: hey-oh! >> jimmy: whoa, hey! >> steve: hey! [ jersey accents ] >> jimmy: on thanksgiving. don't do it on thanksgiving. hey, jimmy! [ laughter ] >> steve: dvd! >> jimmy: jimmy, come on. this is for you. it's for you. take this. [ laughter ] meanwhile i read that donald trump and his family spent thanksgiving at his mar-a- lago resort in palm beach, florida. marking the only thanksgiving dinner where you are actually allowed to bring up donald trump. [ laughter and applause ] you've got to be really careful. i guess trump really loves thanksgiving because it's the one day a year he can talk about legs, thighs and breasts without getting in trouble. [ cheers and applause ] so, it's perfect. >> steve: oh! hey, hey! whoa! oh! >> jimmy: i saw that snoop dogg just posted a 30-minute video of himself smoking weed, eating turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie. [ light laughter ] yeah. asked if he was having a good thanksgiving, snoop said, "it's thanksgiving?" [ laughter and applause ] "oh, that's interesting. happy thanksg

steve, you go first. martin, which envelope should steve open? >> let me shuffle them first. >> well, since they're numbered. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they are numbered, yeah. >> i would say pop. >> which one? this one. >> that one. >> okay. >> jimmy: the one he wanted. >> all right. >> i slept with brigitte bardot. >> jimmy: around what time did this happen? >> this would have been 1968. >> where was this about? >> i'll fill in a few details. i was a writer on the "smothers brothers show," i was 23, and we won an emmy. what are you looking at me for? >> i just remembered that famous brigitte bardot appearance in the smothers brothers. >> no, she wasn't on the smothers. >> jimmy: okay, go ahead. >> and we won an emmy. [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] >> she's on steve martin. >> so, three writers and i went down to cabo san lucas, at a a hotel. and -- what are you looking at me for? i don't tell you everything. >> i know. but no. after a 50-city tour you wouldn't have told me this. go head. >> i got to move it along. i was walking down the

>> steve: come on dude. >> jimmy: i'm nine, dude. >> steve: how old are you, dude? >> jimmy: this next -- no, dude nine. [ light laughter ] >> steve: nine. >> jimmy: this next letter is from shane. he is 6-years-old. he writes, "hi, jimmy fallon. shane here. you know i love your show. you don't need to make any changes to your show. and my mom says that i can take over for you some day. [ light laughter ] by the way, i'm six so you have about 25 years. so have fun." [ laughter and applause ] that's a threat. >> steve: no, it's a promise. >> jimmy: that is a threat. this one is from brooke. she is 8-years-old. she writes, "dear jimmy, my name is brooke. i loved you on "icarly." but" -- [ light laughter ] we -- we were on icarly. >> steve: we were on icarly, it was great. >> jimmy: remember? that was a great episode. [ light laughter ] was it a two-parter? we were only on -- >> steve: is it an hour-long? >> jimmy: it was an hour-long episode. that's right. >> steve: are they all an hour long? >> jimmy: no, it's not. no. [ light laughter ] "i loved you on "icarly", but

steve? steve: thank you, ainsley. president trump meeting with small leaders and owners yesterday at the white house focusing on cutting that pesky red tape. >> we want to make life easier for the small business owners. that's what we are here for today. we want to end the unfairness between small and big business caused by regulation. regulation that's actually been horrible for big business but has been worse for small business. steve: joining us right now he is one of those owners who met with the president louise is the chair of the asphalt construction company. she joins us live from our nation's capital. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. thanks for having me. steve: you have been in business for a while. you and your sister run a very successful business not far from baltimore. there is always a lot of red tape, it seems like. government keeps getting in the way did. donald trump make it clear to you yesterday he is going to do his best to get rid of the red tape and make your life easier to make mone

steve ufc. chuck schumer was on with rachel maddow aerial this year where he was talking about it was dumb for donald trump to take on the intel community with that tweet, here is what schumer said and it's kind of ominous given what has happened since. >> let me tell you, you take on the intelligence community, they have six ways from sunday to getting back at you. even for a hard-nose businessman, he's being really dumb to doing this. >> if you wanted an example, he was not popular inside the cia. things started going against the bush administration. steve: buzz feed went out on a long limb, can't believe you're printing but nonetheless they did. brian: by the way, cnn is way out there too. for two hours yesterday they went to town on this. steve: it is. we went to town yesterday giving you the live feed from capitol hill feed as jeff sessions did his confirmation hearing, he was very good and refresh to go hear him say, you know what, i'm not going to make up rules if i'm attorney general, i'

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. >> steve: ooh, silver. >> jimmy: ooh. >> steve: no, glass. >> jimmy: clear, it's clear. >> steve: is it see-through? >> jimmy: see-through. [ audience oohs ] >> steve: ooh, spicy. >> jimmy: it's spicy, yeah. it's a spicy beverage. [ light laughter ] what are they playing tonight? they're playing "lips" tonight. that's their jam. you want a little taste of it? >> steve: yeah, bust me off a a piece. [ laughter ] ♪ in my head in my veins in the way you give and take ♪ ♪ and the way that you >> jimmy: yeah, that's all you get right there. the xx is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] woo, doggy! everyone's talking about this album, man. i'm psyched to have it on vinyl, too. questlove, you jealous? >> questlove: i am. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. 'cause i got that vinyl. hey guys, the nfl conference championship games are this sunday and the nfc matchup is between the atlanta falcons -- wow. [ laughter ] wow. and they're playing against the green bay packers. [ cheers and applause ] well, as you know at the end of every season they give out awards. they give out awards at the end of ev

steve: tim. >> thank you. steve: sam? >> yes. steve: lee, thank you very much. thanks for stopping down. >> thanks for covering us. ainsley: god bless the u.s.a. brian: bring your a game we're covering it. pete hegseth is chatting with some the voters who helped elect donald trump. what do you think he should be first on his agenda. we are going to find out. he is live at the tasty diner in bethesda, maryland. steve: i have been there. it's great. newt gingrich is here. he has a few things to say to the democrats about democrats skipping out on the big show. ainsley: i'm going to ask him what color foundation he wears. ♪ i'm a soul man ♪ that's what i got ♪ thanks for loading, sweetie. ...oh, baked-on alfredo? ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. cascade platinum powers through... your toughest stuck-on food. nice. cascade. i need to promote my new busi can make that happen.et. business cards? business cards, brochures, banners... pens? pens, magnets, luggage tags, bumper stickers. how about foam fingers? like thes

steve, thank you so much for joining us. steve: thanks for having me. i heard a rumor about you that i couldn't possibly believe to be true, which was that you were shy growing up. eve: that's a true rumor. emily: tell me about this. steve: when i was a little kid, if somebody's dad was at home, i would literally sit out in the car, because i would be so nervous and shy. when i got to college, a friend of mine describes it this way -- hi, i'm steve ballmer, my hand is sweaty, because i'm so nervous to meet you. [laughter] steve: over time, that has changed. emily: it has changed. you brought life to software conferences that will never be seen again. where did that guy come from? steve: that's a very good question. i would say there was a breakthrough for me, literally, when i was football manager at harvard. that is an intimidating thing to get up in front of football players. the manager is not the loftiest position. "hey, listen up a minute!" and you have to speak before a pretty unruly group of 100 guys. that is where i broke through. emily: you wer

steve, thank you so much for joining us. steve: thanks for having me. i heard a rumor about you that i couldn't possibly believe to be true, which was that you were shy growing up. steve: that's a true rumor. emily: tell me about this. steve: when i was a little kid, if somebody's dad was at home, i would literally sit out in the car because i would be so nervous and shy. when i got to college, a friend of mine describes it this way -- hi, i'm steve ballmer, my hand is sweaty because i'm so nervous to meet you. [laughter] steve: over time, that has changed. emily: it has changed. you brought life to software conferences that will never be seen again. where did that guy come from? steve: that's a very good question. i would say there's a breakthrough, literally, when i was football manager at harvard. that is an intimidating thing to get up in front of football players. the manager is not the loftiest position. hey, listen up a minute! and you have to speak before a pretty unruly group of 100 guys. that is where i broke through. emily: you were born in d

steve. steve: thank you, ainsley. mainstream media making its stance clear in covering the president's border order for the weekend. >> first week firestorm. protests around the country after trump limits entry to the u.s. >> a very different america. >> trump established a religious test for refugees from those muslim countries. steve: really? well, despite the narrative, many muslims support donald trump's extreme vetting including our next guest here cofounder of the foreign movement joins us from our nation's capitol. and if you remember her, it was just a couple of days after the election that you came on the air, and you said you had never voted for a republican before, but you cast your vote for donald trump. so as the mainstream media examines what he has done with this extreme vetting and the temporary pause, are you shocked at the number of mainstream media outlets that say there is a muslim ban? because that is simply not true. >> you know, i've been a journalist for 30 years, and i'm really disappointed in

thaddeus: her purse, steve. steve: her purse. lorie: her makeup. steve: her makeup. [buzzer] pass or play? thaddeus: we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] name something of his cheating wife's a man might give to his dog to chew on, christian. christian: her wedding ring. get rid of it. steve: her wedding ring. thaddeus: that's a good answer. yes. steve: papa ray, name something of his cheating wife's a man might give to his dog to chew on. ray: let's say her cell phone. steve: her cell phone. thaddeus: all right. that was a good answer. steve: jerica, name something of his cheating wife's a man might give to his dog to chew on. jerica: her shoes. steve: her shoes. jay: yeah, yeah. good answer. steve: jay, something his cheating wife's--name something of his cheating wife's a man might give to his dog to chew on. jay: um, purse. uh... [buzzer] [applause] steve: i--i don't know what's up there. i know what the hell ain't up there. when you say something real ign'ant, that's my job. that's where i shine. thaddeus, you--25. you prob

good morning. >> how are you steve? steve: i'm okay. what do you make of donald trump saying, companies, i'm not going to toll you what to do, but if you leave, go to another country, there will be a bigrd boor tax. >> sounds like he is serious to me. look, i said it in a couple of ways. i truly believe you can't underestimate impact and morale of country and digging back to making things again. steve: sure. >> it's very, very good but i do think that maybe it doesn't make perfect sense to penalize companies who don't break the law, who are simply acting in their own best interests. i'm not an economist but it seems like there are always unintended consequences to whatever policy that you put in. steve: sure. >> you know, i don't have anything against a company who doesn't break the law, who decides it's in their best interests to make their products elsewhere anymore i would fault somebody who files for unemployment insurance who's legally qualified to get it even though they might not actually need it, right? steve: sure. >> to me mor

steve: okay. i remember back in the olden days when reporters back in the white house would go in, listen to what they said, write it down, and then put it in their papers. now we have a lot of agenda journalists who kind of take things, listen to what they say, and then put their feelings into the story. >> oh my goodness. i mean, you have a whole slew of journalists that are recovering. i mean, they are basically journalists for hillary clinton. steve: yeah. >> the fact of the matter is she lost and now they need to have some sort of rehab. i feel like this get together next week is a rehab, con fab for journalists to rehash their problems. you have margaret sullivan today at "the washington post" who is the public editor and this is the headline that she writes: a health escape of lies and distorted reality awaits journalists covering donald trump. i mean, talk about hyperbole there. it was barack obama who prosecuted more journalists and whistleblowers than any other president in history. stev

. >> steve: that's crazy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: security is lax! >> jimmy: so check these out -- [ light laughter ] this first line trump threw away, was "four score and seven bankruptcies ago." [ laughter and applause ] you don't want to open with that. >> steve: no. that's not a good opener. >> jimmy: then he tried, "read my lips. no new taxes -- for me." [ laughter and applause ] and finally he tried, "dwight d. eisenhower said, 'any man who wants to be president is either an egomaniac or crazy' and to that i say, why not both?" [ applause ] so i can't wait to see what he ends up using. he's very exciting. >> steve: win-win. >> jimmy: get this. i read that one of the djs at donald trump's inauguration celebration used to be hugh hefner's personal dj. yeah. when asked how he became a dj for both hugh hefner and donald trump, he said, "i'm not a very good dj." [ laughter and applause ] if you must know. and this concerned a few people here. the "new york times" said that after being nominated for energy secretary, rick perry apparently didn't know

>> steve: oh! >> jimmy: will be here. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: plus we'll have music from steve aoki and louis tomlinson. [ cheers and applause ] plus parquet courts. [ applause ] a big week. but first, she's one of the greatest actresses around and currently making her broadway debut in "the present." cate blanchett is here tonight. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: cate's going to tell us about her new play, and she and i are going to get serious in an emotional interview. [ light laughter ] >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: so be sure to stick around for that. yeah, it's going to be very emotional. plus, from the highly acclaimed hulu series, "the path", hugh dancy is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] and we've got great music from cobi! [ cheers and applause ] hey guys, like many people, we're big fans of podcasts here at the show. it would be fun to have our very own "tonight show" podcast. so we've started recording one called "the tariq and adler show." and it's starring our own ta

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can i give a shout out to steve wozniak?- steve all the history is here. totally intimidating me because i will look over and they will build -- be nodding and shaking their heads. this is a silicon valley crowd. we are so happy to have you here. >> let me ask you about the very first meeting with steve jobs. you described yourself as a junior editor of the times. he comes to new york to demonstrate the macintosh. walter: walter: with the original mac. --walter: there he is with the original mac. it shows us how thin it is. he shows us all the graphical icons and you can tell he is passionate about every pixel. he is furious at time magazine for telling us we are not as good as newsweek. a horribled written story about him. i saw the petulant side. that is when i first started to realize the impatience and and p is a mega-salt -- etulance you solid steve jobs. make a particular impression on you at that moment? >> i was mesmerized. he is very compelling person. he saw there, that is what he was. he's telling the stories. he was mad because he had not been

the steve deace show. steve: back here on the steve these show, powered by the salem radio network. i want to welcome the c-span cameras into our studios in suburban des moines, simulcasting our show. if you are a regular listener, you can go to the c-span main channel, or i think you have it online as well? you can watch us to the show, because life is not boring enough. here is what we want to know tonight, are you more optimistic or pessimistic as we stand on the brink of the dawn of the trump era than you were based on how things have transpired, the way he has carried himself -- are you more or less optimistic than you are the morning after the election when he woke up and felt, what? donald trump is going to be president of these united states? how did that happen? we will begin with joe in tampa. are you more positive or negative than november 8? caller: just positive positive. steve: completely positive. there's nothing you are concerned about panel, nothing. caller: no, they are things him concerned about, but they are not negative things. steve: give us one thing that make

it was inspiring -- steve steve thanks, leo. could president-elect trump take a chain saw to all those obama policies. lisa boothe brings it down. she's over at the chalk board. brian: we just talked about celebrityies trash, now on the road to inauguration. good to see celebrities around donald trump. before fibromyalgia, i was active. i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepi

>> steve: hey! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wake up! >> steve: hey yo! >> jimmy: i guess hillary clinton's campaign chairman, john podesta, also clicked on a link that gave russia his e-mail password. [ light laughter ] he knew he made a big mistake when this popped up on his screen. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] putin cat. putin cat. it turns out that two separate russian hacking groups named "cozy bear" and "fancy bear" were targeting -- [ laughter ] i know. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: cozy bear and fancy bear. they were targeting the dnc. it's confusing, because "cozy bear" and "fancy bear" are also trump and putin's nicknames for each other. [ laughter and applause ] [ as trump ] "what you up to, cozy bear?" [ light laughter ] [ as putin ] "just thinking about you, fancy bear." [ laughter and applause ] you hang up. no, you hang up. you hang up. [ laughter ] a little tech news here. i saw that tinder is available on the new apple tv app so you can see your matches on your tv screen. [ light laughter ] pretty romantic because you can finding a person

steve. steve: okay, thank you, ainsley. meanwhile the vice president elect promising swift action in obamacare, getting rid of it. fs is to repeal and replace obamacare. we are working on a series of executive orders that the president elect will put into effect to ensure that there's an orderly transition during the period after we repeal obamacare. steve: but how would that work and what does congress think? let's talk to texas representative doctor, works in congress, good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning, i'm still just a regular guy, thank you. steve: you are still a regular guy. we are looking for straight talk regarding this. the democrats make it sound like, these republicans are going to blow up everything and 20 million people aren't going to have health care, that's just a lie, isn't it? >> i don't want to -- that's a little strong. steve: that's not true, is it? >> they shouldn't do, correct. steve: so the big question and what they're doing right now is they -- we are going to run some sound on this

hi, steve. it is time for this high flyer to join us to tell us how he built a humble foundation. ♪ steve melhuish welcome to "high , flyers." steve: thank you very much. haslinda: when you were a young lad at the age of seven, mom came home one day after seeing the headmaster. she was upset and she was crying. the headmaster had told her that steve wouldn't be doing anything with himself. she must have been sorely disappointed. little did she know that steve would one day be the ceo of a company. it all began because you couldn't find a house in singapore. tell us about it. steve: correct. i was living in singapore in 2006, and for those who know about singapore the market being , very quiet for about eight years. i was renting a property, and the whole property market exploded. i had to move out of the house pretty fast because there was an enforced block sale. i had to move out pretty fast, my wife and i. the first thing we did as recently arrived foreigners was to go online. what surprised

>> steve: what? >> jimmy: meanwhile, donald trump tweeted a photo of himself saying, quote, "writing my inaugural address at the winter white house mar-a-lago three weeks ago. looking forward to friday. #inauguration" can we zoom in on that photo? [ light laughter ] names for tables at the cheesecake factory. [ laughter and applause ] [ trump impression ] "table for six? it's going to be at least 45 minutes. nothing i can do. take this buzzy thing. when it buzzes, you" -- [ light laughter ] i read that the marriott marquee in washington, d.c. has a $75,000 inauguration package that includes 24-hour champagne service. people said, "who needs to drink through the whole inauguration?" then hillary w like, "stop talking and pour." [ laughter and applause ] "come on, let's go." did you hear this? after he's sworn in on friday, donald trump said he's actually taking the weekend off. [ light laughter ] then obama said, "donald, i think you're looking at my schedule. [ laughter and applause ] you're presiden

>> steve: almost. >> jimmy: if you take mitt romney -- >> steve: mitt romney! >> jimmy: plus two sips of beer. >> steve: two sips of beer! >> jimmy: it equals lit romney. [ laughter and applause ] whoa, whoa, whoa. [ applause ] >> steve: macarena? i understand the macarena. >> jimmy: if you take an office party -- >> steve: office party. >> jimmy: plus mistletoe. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: it equals the hr department. [ laughter ] it's just a bad idea. just don't do it. it's a bad idea. no. here's another one. if you take ron weasley -- >> steve: ron weasley, yes. >> jimmy: plus a bakery. >> steve: ron weasley, bakery. >> jimmy: it equals a ginger bread man. [ laughter ] a gingerbread man. >> steve: that's making a a little more sense. the fog is lifting. >> jimmy: if you take kevin james >> steve: kevin james. >> jimmy: plus snoop dogg. >> steve: snoop dogg. >> jimmy: it equals james blunt. do you see what i'm saying? [ cheers ] do you get the idea of it, at least? >> steve: i at least get it's some sort of mathematics without numbers. >> jimmy: if you take nei

. >> steve: it is our top story tonight. >> pam: thanks for joining us out and have more. >> steve: and i'm steve mason. >> steve: the president is also boosting border patrol forces and plans to suspend issuing visas to immigrants from seven predominantly moslem countries. i ran, i iraq, syria, sudan, somalia, human and libya >> steve: as jim costa explains. construction on a border war could begin in months. >> reporter: as well as chip away federal funds. but the meuse are seen as an insult to mexicans. >>: i'm not want to pay for that ... wall wall >> reporter: >>: i'm just telling you there will be a payment it will be helpful. we want that have a very stable, very solid mexico. >> reporter: the president is in stopping there. >> reporter: maxis expected to sign an executive order temporarily suspending the nation's refugee program. and restrict visas to people entering the u.s. from what the administration cost care prone countries. >> reporter: but the white house is pushing back on reports of another reason to tell order that will preserve the terror detention facility at got to

steve: very good. of course, it is a little after 7:00 in new york city and neil diamond is singing long. how many people do you think you have woken up? all of them. >> i hope we woke up awful america with trump's presidential unity bridge. steve: have you been all over the country. how many miles have you logged so far. >> well, we have logged about almost 10,000 miles on this trip. we were down in florida. steve: outside of mar-a-lago. now, are you going to the inaugural in washington next? >> yes. that's our goal here. we are trying to get in the presidential parade. and they are not allowing floats. in we are hoping donald trump will see this and make a phone call and say that rob's worked hard and all the grass roots people that turned michigan and ohio red will be part of the inaugural parade. steve: are these guys with you? >> no. we just met them. be. >> from pennsylvania. these are for your girls. i designed them. going to the inaugural. steve: look at this. >> that's trump mobile from pennsy

steve: so anyway. she said so many people are outraged that she is immigrant shaming and melania trump speaks five different languages as well. i guess that's chelsea handleler right there. yesterday she doubled down. if we can put that up. blink if you need help, melania trump. ainsley: wow. steve: how funny is that? tucker charleston last night had cristy johnson. ainsley: the vampire slayer. steve: exactly. she would love to hear an apology from chelsea. listen. >> the hollywood left is just acting crazy right now. i mean, it's our job in this community in hollywood, you know, it's our job to entertain, to make people laugh, to make people cry, not run for cover, you know? and that's what everybody's, you know, they're attacking and attacking and attacking, and it's -- you know, it's not who i am, and it's not the community that i want to be a part of. it's not their hollywood, it's our hollywood, and i just think you need to calm down. brian: sadly chelsea handler isn't in a vacuum. they asked how

- i think buddy put it best, he said, i moved a little towards steve, and steve moved a little towards me and steve's a rougher player, you know, he's more of a raw player and i really loved that. i can play harder and sing harder than people might think. - you're often said to be fairlier, not a folk singer, he's often said to be fairlier and not a country singer and this record is neither folk or country. - [shawn] i'm glad you think so, so what would you call it? - [eric] i actually don't know how to characterize it except as the way i did, it's the two of you playing and singing, and it doesn't have an enormous amount of production behind it. everybody wants to be happy and free, 'happy and free,' is the name of the song, but the first line of that song, "everybody wants to be happy and free," that's my favorite thing on the record. and the thing about that song is just feels like it's light as an air, right? and i think that that's, again, back to this side of it being a casual record, it's hard to really pigeon-hole it as a particular style. it just seems like the two of you are

steve: her. brian: look at what damage manning did to this country and the fact that she has that attitude is so disgusting. i hope donald trump when senator sessions becomes attorney general sessions find out if we can lock him up before may. keep him in prison. ainsley: for letting chelsea manning out of president. the president has a lot of power. it's not about pomp and circumstance and wearing the pretty ball gowns. brian: he would not wear a ball gown. ainsley: well his wife and what they're wearing. decisions they have to make commander-in-chief over the military. they have their hands on the nuclear codes and last night president obama, on another network, an interview was aired and he talked about what it was like whether he had that sobering moment of getting the nuclear codes. listen to this. >> when they explain what it represents and the kind of destruction that you are talking about, it is a very sobering moment, yes. it's very, very scary in a sense. it's confidence that i will do