. >> steve: cake >> pizza pie >> steve: pizza pie. let's see the board. [ ding ] ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: whoa number one answer. oh, my oh, snap oh, snap >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> steve: oh, my god the mocking dance. >> we have that guy on our team what are you going to do, jimmy? >> steve: all right, gang, what are you going to say >> yeah, that guy. >> steve: what do you think? >> that's e thing. i can't tell i couldn't tell you. >> jimmy: you got it >> i got it. no, i got it >> steve: will i regret eating this whole --? >> pint of ice cream >> steve: pint of ice cream. let's see it [ ding ] ♪la [ cheers and appuse on >> steve: more tariq for the win. tie of the day will i regret eating this whole -- >> tariq: turkey [ laughter ] >> oh, come on [ buzzer ] >> come on >> steve: wow. >> that's a lot, though. >> steve: that is a lot. you're going to eat a whole turkey that is a lot. all righty >> jimmy: i'll give you $1,000 if turkey's up there.er [ laught >> steve: let us see turkey. oh now -- up to you guys to steal >> w

steve: that's true? >> jimmy: i wasn't even wearing it when they said that >> steve: really [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: but they might have seen it the day before >> steve: they may have seen it before >> jimmy: they might have seen it the day before. anyway, it was a great break but i'm so happy to be back. i missed you guys. and i missed -- yeah, thank you. [ cheers and applause it's fun did you see -- catch the all-star game? the mlb all-star game was last week and we wanted to do something fun with the players so we gave a bunch of them weird phrases and asked them to sneak those phrases into their interviews as casually as possible no one knew that we were doing this here, check it out it's time for "drop it in. [ cheers and applause ♪ drop it i drop it indropt in ♪ >> this is my -- these are my basics this is what i need to do. and you can draw back on it. it's like they say, "even a hungry turtle can do a a jumping jack." [ ding ] >> absolutely, yeah. >> is it possible to have too many power

>> jimmy: yes. >> steve: are you sure >> jimmy: yes. >> steve: homany seconds >> jimmy: seven. >> steve: good luck. [ light laughter ] ♪ [ light laughter ] ♪ >> steve: oh [ audience ohs ] do you want to know your time or not >> jimmy: yes. right? do i yeah >> steve: 7.12 seconds [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: wow. not bad. not bad. >> not bad >> steve: all right, rachel. >> okay. remember, when you hear this sound -- ♪ you'll commence the seven seconds. >> okay. >> steve: good luck. >> my heart is racing. >> steve: this sound - ♪ >> jimmy: oh, but not yet. not yet. not yet. not yet. don't -- >> steve: begin. when you hear it ♪ ♪ >> steve: ooh! >> jimmy: i didn't look.in >> did i w >> steve: rachel, you are the winner of that round [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: wow! wow! that's good. >> steve: insane in the membrane all right.d this is rouno or the deuce as we call it. [ laughter ] this time we're going to really mix things up. this time -- >> jimmy: we've never called it y.e deuce, ever, by the wa [ laughter ]we >> steve: call it the deuce >> jimmy: no, we don't >

. >> steve: hey! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause it's my time you shut your cute mouth [ laughter ] final question june 18th, 2019. you said, and i quote, "without fox news, trump's only source of news is snapple caps. [ laughter ] what was that in reference to? >> jimmy: i never said that. >> steve: you didn't say that on june 18th >> jimmy: no, i never said that >> steve: oh, wait a second. [ chuckles ] that's on me, that was a a colbert joke [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you like that joke >> steve: yeah that's a funny joke. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that was a funny joke steve higgins, everyone. no more questions! no more -- finally, listen to this. a pair of nike shoes were just auctioned off for a record $430,000 can we see the shoes this is real [ light laughter ] one day the buyer will show his kids and say, "these are the reason you couldn't go to college. [ laughter and applause we have a great show [ cheers and applause i'm gonna tell you who's on the show tonight but first, give it up for the roo

steve: i know it. ainsley: we started this, i guess, four months ago and we have done it every month since. it's wonderful. now i get why you love stand up comedy when you stand in front of an audience you get instant reaction. brian: i met these people they stayed with me last night in my mansion. they are all really nice. [laughter] steve: which was the guy you said was snoring. brian: steve, not now. steve: everybody is already seated. can we sit down? >> yes. steve: welcome to the fox news channel. we are a news show. so let's talk a little bit about the news. ainsley: did you all watch the rally last night? [cheers and applause] brian: i heard a report that the president went off prompter. is that true? that doesn't sound like the president i know. steve: in the past, these are rock raucous event we have heard crowds use chants like u.s.a., build the wall, lock her up. last night we heard a new one when he was talking about one of the freshman congresswoman. send her back the crowd burst on. brian

steve: what's that? >> jimmy: what movie is that that you saw >> steve: "up. [ laughter and applause i saw a picture of it. bernie sanders is in it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i know, i know he's not in that movie >> steve: what do you mean >> jimmy: guys, finally, there's so many great tv shows and movies right now yeah, we have "avengers. [ cheers and applause we have "game of thrones." [ cheers and applause we have -- the new charlize theron movie "long shot" comes out next week. looks funny. [ cheers and applause and i just watched that hbo documentary about elizabeth holmes company, "theranos. did you see that [ cheers and applause so you know what that means? it's time for "thanos, theon, theranos and theron. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ thano theo theranos theron ♪ ♪ theranos theo thanos stamo theranos theraflu theadore caribou theron theon ♪ ♪ kings of leon thanos vanna galifanakis rasta castas rasta casta thanos ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause rasta castas >>

and i know the owner >> steve: who? >> jimmy: we bought the timothee chalamet puppet [ cheers and applause >> steve: oh ♪ [ cheers and applause [ french accent >> jimmy: hello, i am the timothee chalamet puppet [ laughter ] he's not even french >> steve: no, but he is. the puppet's french. >> jimmy: the puppet -- yeah this is him. this is a one-of-a-kind puppet the puppet maker is actually not even a puppet maker. what does he do? he runs a -- wallpaper designer [ light laughter ] >> steve: wow. like wallpaper wallpaper or like phone wallpaper wallpaper.immyand he designs - but then he somehow he was inspired to make this timothee chalamet puppet and then he broke the mold >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: so that no one could ever make another one again. so this a -- [ french accent i know, i am rare. i am unbelievable. [ laughter ] timothee thank you for being on the show tonight [ french accent thank you for having me. [ light laughter ] what a beautiful audience. i want to take them home - [ cheers and applause i love you

steve: hi, ana. ana: hi, steve. lemonis: also, in order to cut down travel and enhance communication, i linked up pacific hospitality and grafton furniture with at&t collaborate. ana: did you get the files i sent you about the simple greek project? steve: yes, i did. lemonis: ana and steve will be able to make calls, hold conferences, and even share designs with one easy-to-use platform. and with simple greek franchises set to open all across the country, it's imperative that pacific and grafton stay connected and communicate. ana, i mean, the reason that this business is successful and will be successful is because you're a big driver. ana: you kind of brought this out of me, which i knew was there, but i never really applied it. you like, kicked my butt and woke me up and in a way. lemonis: you should be very proud because she is who she is because of her, but also because of you. gilbert: i don't think that i can live without this. lemonis: yeah, i know. we can't be without you. ana: he's like a different man. he

: tickle >> steve: two. >> nickle. >> jimmy: nickle >> steve: nickle, yes! [ cheers and applause ♪ that means jimmy wins. let's see how many people we can get into gabrielle's booth oh ♪ >> jimmy: op wide. come here, please. how ever you can fit in there. oh, of course. oh, my god oh, my god you okay can i help you tara, can you get in in an y? oh, my god all right. johnny, next to the contortionist. >> i'll stand. >> jimmy: phillie phanatic phile phanatic, can you get any -- phillie phanatic, just get your arm in there that's it right there. there yogo ere's our winner [ cheers and applause my thanks to gabrielle union, dj khaled, grant kemmerer, jacob anderson, shaggy, johnny weir, tara lipinski, the big apple circus, and the philadelphia phillies! more "tonight show" after the break. [ cheers and applause ♪ that i won the "best of" i casweepstakes it. and get to be in this geico? let's do the eyebrows first, just tease it a little. slather it all over, don't hold bk. well, the squirrels followed me all the way out to california! and there's a very s

: he was not happy >> steve: oh, oh >> jimmy: i think that's funny >> steve: round two. three's the charm. >> jimmy: this one is from @patrickneville. he says, "i thought i was making a calm composed face at my -- as my wife came down the aisle. i found out this was the face i made." look at this photo [ laughter and applause >> steve: oh my -- oh my god see a ghost? >> jimmy: this one's from @sdsmith987. she says, "my mother-in-law brought platters of food to my catered wedding reception so their side of the family would have something to eat that they like." [ audience oohs >> steve: oh >> jimmy: wow. strong move on the mother-in-law. >> steve: wow. that they like >> jimmy: strong move. yeah this is something we like. >> steve: we like. we like to eat food we like. i mean, you can eat your garbage food >> jimmy: this one is from @lifealertme he says, "i danced so hard i ripped my pants. look at the photo. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: wow. [ audience oohs [ applause ] >> steve: wow. i hope that -- i hope that's -- [ laughter ] that was underwear we saw. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah

>> steve: hey! ♪ [ air horn ] ♪ yo yo yo say rotisserie that's why i say r you say tisserie rotisserie rotisserie ♪ give it up for french dab. [ cheers ] >> steve: 501 hundred, the sandwich squad top of the billboard [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, here is another one, continuing the bit. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: popular math here we go a this one is spottingat, plus saturday night fever, equals panic at the disco. >> steve: oh jimmy: you understand this is math >> steve: math [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and finally if you take stanley tucci, plus aeqock strap, it ls the stanley cup. that's what i'm talking about. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: guys, we have a great show tonight she stars in the new series, "the widow" on amazon prime video. kate beckinsale is here tonight.pp [ cheers and ause it's a good show plus, his show "cobra kai" is back for a second ason on youtube premium. ralph macchio is here. "cobra kai!" [ cheers and applause and since it is national poetry

idea of it >> steve: right. you know as much as the people voting on it >> jimmy: correct, yeah. i want to read it with you guys, and really - but she finds out -- she herself went missing on the day her father died. yeah she's in -- she doesn't remember that. so that will hopefully probably tie in "the gone dead." [ light laughter ] "the gone dead." this is "ask again, yes. these are two families live nextdoor to each other in new york, i believe and then -- they become friends and the kids grow up together. then something shocking happens. >> steve: oh >> jimmy: and one of the families have to move away >> steve: 'cause it's so shocking >> jimmy: yeah [ light laughter ] and never to talk to the children - can't talk to each other don't talk to me ever again. >> steve: don't say anything ever >> jimmy: ever again no, well, they are allowed to talk >> steve: well, they're not -- it's not - >> jimmy: that's "the silent patient. >> steve: "silent patient. >> jimmy: yeah, "silent patient" they can't talk again thes

steve: yeah. something delicious, i heard somebody describe it, that is going on with the bernie sanders campaign. that is he is out on the stump and he is talking about $15 federal minimum wage for everybody. and now let's take a look at "the washington post" headline. labor fight royals bernie sanders campaign as his campaign workers are demanding $15 hourly pay the candidate has proposed for everybody else. >> it is truly delicious. pour some syrup and powdered sugar on it, maybe a few raspberries. i don't want to mix it up with the vegetables. but it so delicious. socialism is great as long as you are paying with other people's money. the second you run out of other people's money and you have to start paying it's not so great. why people call him red line bernie. steve: take a look at the statement from the campaign manager to the "the washington post." bernie sanders is the most pro-worker, prolabor candidate running for president. bernie and i both strongly believe in the sanctity of the co

steve: yeah. oh, this is going to be another kind of -- >> and the first step act, justice reform, the economy itself, bringing companies back, all of it. >> i think, though, his strategy is -- whether you agree with his tweets, whether you find him a abracive, it doesn't matter, let's draw a clear line between me and and the democrats because i believe in america. i want us to be the party of patriotism and love of country, and he's drawing a clear extension to the left which says we're offended by a betsy ross flag, we're offended by tweets, by a salute to america. just over and over again the negativity on that side, the only thing they can get excited about, quite frankly, is themselves and illegal immigration. that should wake the american people up. steve: i totally agree. by the way, just as you said, henry, but my argument is that you can do that, you can put your story out there in a positive way, and you can draw the contrast with the other side in a way that doesn't enflame some of the

steve, down to you. steve: it is, indeed. thanks. hollywood mourning the loss of 20-year-old disney star cammeron boyce. >> when she gets here i'm going to ask her to the dance and blow her mind while i blot confetti cannons. >> will she say yes. >> how could she not? i have this face, c plus average and two coats of deodorant. >> star tragically passed away this weekend after suffering a seizure in his sleep. the results of ongoing medical condition according to disney officials. steve: the tragedy leaving many people with questions. here to weigh in is dr. associate professor of medicine at nyu. >> good morning. steve: such a tragic story. the family has revealed he has suffered from seizures for a while. >> okay. right. epilepsy seizure disorder can occur. not that uncommonly and certainly in young people. it's very rare that it would be fatal but it can be official if the southeasterns are not controlled with medication. steve: some suggestion there could be another medical condition snow, with that. >> that's right. so seizures

steve: really? let's see what americans, all americans -- not just his base -- actually think on immigration. let's start with the biggest and best known idea, build the wall. that's just red meat for the base, right? not exactly. 60% of americans support president trump on the wall. last time i looked 60% was a majority. if that's the base, president trump is looking pretty good for 2020. and there's another trump immigration proposal that 60% of americans actually support but which the establishment dismisses as immoral, racist, fascist, etc., and that is putting a citizenship question on the census. yes, 60% agree with that idea even if, as the poll question put it, fewer people might fill out the questionnaire. asylum claims, when the president said there's widespread bruise of the asylum -- abuse of the asylum rules, the democrats and establishment said that's racist. he's just riling up his base. is he? well, more people agreed with president trump on this one too. so who's racist now? the dem

steve: okay. so that's her argument for why the trump economy is not so great for people in her estimation. ainsley: well, the president disagrees. pete: so do a lot of americans. >> we're setting records on friday we had the all-time in the history of our stock market, the all-time highest number. and we intend to go a lot higher. during the campaign i talk about growth. and we have had great growth. but we're going to have a lot more of it. for me it's jobs. and today, we set a new record for jobs. we're setting it almost on a daily basis. we are up to almost 160 million jobs that's a statistic that is just so obvious and so more people working if you think. more people working in the united states today than at any day ever in our history. that's a very important number. and it is simple. pete: what kamala says is so disingenuous. i have worked three or four types of jobs sources of income. today can you do that more flexively. how many times do you know people to drive uber or bring in extra c

. >> steve: where were you >> jimmy: i went to -- >> steve: you're a peein'. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: oh [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you're a peein'? >> steve: i waincontinent, yeah >> jimmy: yeah you were inconti snt >>ve: yeah [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i did go to -- i went to london. i do it every year first i went to wolfeboro, new hampshire, which is - >> audience: woo >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: yeah's >> jimmy: thathe -- i went with that -- >> steve: jimmy wolfeboro. >> jimmy: i went with that guy me and that guy had a bro weekend. it was awesome [ laughter ] >> steve: he trained a roomba to give you a bud light. >> jimmy: he brought me beer and we were like, "whoa, let's do it. it's just the coolest town i love new hampshire i love wolfeboro h theye a great parade, fourth of july parade. i had a great time there and gosh, my kids had fun. then they wanted to go to london >> steve: oh >> jimmy: my -- franny-othe -- my four-year was like, "i want to live in london." i don't know why she said -- just anything but live with me she just wants to go somhere else [ light laughte

. >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs ♪ yes. >> jimmy: i'll stand up and hold it like i'm on the beach. >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] okay, now you're at the beach. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: be careful -- be careful of those waves [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. ♪ >> jimmy: all right, "ask again, yes." >> steve: "ask again, yes. >> jimmy: "ask again, yes," mary beth keane. >> steve: first up >> jimmy: that is two families grew up together, something shocking happens one family has to move away. then the kids get back together later -- >> steve: oh >> jimmy: and talk about it. >> steve: figure it out, yeah. summer read. >> jimmy: this next one is called "the chain" - >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: by adrian mckinty. it's a thriller. okay listen to this your phone rings a stranger has kidnapped your child. to free them, you must abduct someone else's child >> steve: ooh. [ audience oohs [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your child will be released when your victim's parents kidnap another child you are now a part of the chain. >> s

steve: yeah. ultimately though, you have got to wonder whether or not the president is going to revisit the situation with mexico because while the numbers have dropped, i think it was -- you know, in the last reporting period it was still more than 100,000 in a month. that would be on track for a million in a year. >> the numbers are so untenable. this is the major difference going into 2020. because donald trump is out there. brian: huge. >> he is out there fighting to protect our border, american border patrol ice and radical people on the left all day every day are doing everything to take these people down and fight against them for doing their very jobs. that is such a clear issue. i think, going into the voter minds going into 2020. brian: cory booker is walking refugees from mexico in mexico across our border. talking about getting rid of detention centers all together. decriminalizing aspergillus our country illegally. this is such a clear issue between the two. and to show what the presi

steve: it was. cleveland rolled out the red carpet and fox did something really cool during the live action. not only did they have mics on the players some of them had ear pieces so they could talk to the announcers and at one point the astros could actually talk to each other. while they were playing. ainsley: while they were playing? steve: it was cool. really cool. beautiful job done by fox and the american league and the national league and progressive field, of course really did a nice job. griff: i don't know, you know, listen, we got to talk about some news. i came to join you. steve: that's right. griff is here. ainsley: you have been down there quite bait. is it working because you have been down there reporting on it or the pressure. griff: mexico doesn't want griff jenkins to visit again we have got to get our act together. we will talk about that later. the june numbers are out and we are seeing a 28% decline from last month. look at these numbers here. 144,000 were in may. these are th

griff: thanks, steve. senate democrats blasting conditions at facilities that house migrant children. >> the president denies the inhumane conditions and treatment of asylum-seeking families and children. >> how can we call ourselves the beacon of hope and freedom and to kind of conditions. >> have you no shame to mistreat them at our border facilities? ainsley: during the first presidential debate in june, many of the candidates visited the homestead shelter for migrant children down in miami protesting the conditions. but our next guest is a pastor who volunteers there and says that they have it all wrong about what's really happening on the inside. griff: here with us pastor russell black, president of the latin impact ministries. pastor, thanks for joining us this morning. tell us what are the conditions inside that shelter. >> good morning. great to be with you. all i can say is in the last four years that i have been working the shelter, it's actually been overwhelmingly surprising how good the care

>> jimmy: what >> steve: what flavor? >> jimmy: don't make him do that >> steve: yes. can you guess the flavor >> jimmy: don't make him do that pamplemmousse. >> steve: oh, my god [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my god timothee chalemet puppet oh, my gosh. >> steve: he's tired he fell asleep >> jimmy: he's exhausted >> steve: he fell asleep on the chair. >> jimmy: he's exhausted [ laughter ] he's can't do -- he's a -- >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: he's not a mentalist >> steve: you know, the brain uses - >> jimmy: he's very talented >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: anyway, i'm very excited about this i can't wait to do this. we did this last year. and we love our author last year it was "children of blood and bone" which is still on the bestseller list. and tomi adeyemi - and so we're going to have mary beth keane on the show. and we're all going to read this together. it's awesome i'm so excited go to your bookstore and pick p. actually, you guys here don't have to. because everyone in tonight's audience is going home with their own very own copy, yes [ cheers and

>> steve: who? >> jimmy: james corden >> steve: oh, i love him >> jimmy: he was fantastic [ cheers and applause he was so funny. he was so funny. we hung out, he was sitting next to gaga and we were all talking, hanging out the whole night. so here's -- here's the way it works. ouin let's be honest. but i wore -- i was sitting at the chanel table >> steve: oohh [ light laughter ] so that's table number five. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it was table number five, yeah thank you, i would have used that joke. >> steve: take it, it's yours. >> jimmy: so i go -- so, i'm sitting at the table they don't make menswear, so i'm wearing a tuxedo by the row. which is mary kate and ashley olsen they make really beautiful clothes. [ cheers and applause >> steve: rico suave >> jimmy: so -- so i wore -- i wore this, this brooch it's a chanel -- this is a camellia >> steve: a camellia >> jimmy: a camellia flower. right, and so i wore this. this brooch and so, i go over, and i see tom ford, who's one of the best look

, yeah >> steve: yeah, you love things >> jimmy: whatever, yeah [ laughter ] >> steve: well, do you like eddy grant >> jimmy: uh -- dude, i'm so excited about eddy grant can you play a little -- ♪ oh no we gonna rock dow to electric avenue [ cheers ] then we take it higher ♪ ♪ oh we gonna rock down to electric avenue ♪ >> jimmy: hey, you know, what? i was watching tv --

steve: okay. nbc is reporting that the president is expected to sign some sort of executive action on the citizenship question. just exactly how will he do it and how long will it take until somebody hauls him into court, we will know this afternoon. griff: we will see, too if he has anything to say because it's a rose garden event. will he talk about the crisis at the border. a crisis that was created by democrats not wanting to help out, i mean, listen, we have had 18 months of border patrol officials going before every committee to say please help us. now we have these conditions that are overcrowded. inhumane in many areas. and one of the parts of this story that has really been neglectside that while we have had upwards of a million people, more than 750,000 illegal crossings in the first nine months, we have also had unbelievable amount of narcotics and contra band coming in to this country. you know, just two days ago, the cbp which regularly tweets pictures $4.1 million worth in laredo, te

over to you, steve. steve: thank you. from war horses for veterans want to introduce you to patrick benson who lives in kansas city to tell us what you do. >> nonprofit based out of kansas city missouri for combat veterans and we provide communication skills and opportunities for combat veteran around the country free to help them in the workplace and be professional in their personal and worklife. steve: people can come back as many times as they want to and when they are there would've they do? >> the biggest healing point as we do bringing veterans together peer greed take care of our own and that's important obviously import to support veteran owned businesses and higher veterans and some things we do is mentorship with ceos. steve: you are looking to higher veterans that if people need more information out of they get a hold you? >> warhorses for veterans.org. steve: thank you. come on over here and from home helpers we have ceo, emma dickenson. emma, good morning. >> how are you? steve: tell us about your organizati

brian: steve. steve: thank you very much, meanwhile the battle over baltimore, president trump yesterday sat down with inner city faith leaders to talk about what is happening in their cities. joining us right now the niece of dr. marthur luther king, jr., dr. alvita king. dr. king, good morning to you. >> good morning and prayers for those who have lost loved ones in california as well, good morning. >> good morning to you, what can you tell us about the meeting with the president because yesterday some suggested it was damage control after the back and forth with congressman cummings and with al sharpton because it wasn't on the schedule but you say it was scheduled for quite a while. >> the meeting had been scheduled for several days and it was long before the tweet battle that's going on and we were invited to continue our discussions with the president and to have an update and report about some things that had been happened. many of the leaders, african-american leaders and pastors have met w

i can't see that >> steve: got it >> jimmy: no yes. >> steve: got it you sure >> okay. >> jimmy: yeah [ audience ohs ] kidding me >> whoa, the reaction. >> jimmy: all right. start the clock. alright, so i'm moving my hands like i'm -- it's something that >> a book.to read. >> jimmy: yes. >> it's a book >> jimmy: and it's - i think seven words. >> okay. >> jimmy: oh, no, i can't say that sorry. >> you're holding up seven fingers. >> jimmy: i'm holding up seven fingers. [ light laughter ] sorry. i'm going to say -- the. >> "the tale of two cities." no >> jimmy: no, here's what i would do with one hand i would make a a lightning bolt on my forehead >> oh, harry potter curse - laughter ] >> jimmy: one of the words i would pretend that i'm drinking out of something i would be sitting on a throne [ laughter ] >> "harry potter and the king of something." >> jimmy: no, no, but what would i be drinking out of >> md. >> jimmy: no, what would i be drinking out of? >> oh, "goblet of fire!" >> jimmy: yes! [ cheers and applause ♪ that's correct "goblet of fire. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: me

steve: all right. 7:13 now here in new york city, and gillian joins us with more news. >> reporter: we begin with a fox news alert. michael isaiah nance's remains arriving at dover air force base overnight. the 24-year-old died in an insider attack in afghanistan. he was deployed just two weeks ago. nance, killed alongside private first class ban brandon chrishe. quote: these young men were true, all-americans and 'em bodied the qualities of selfless courage. the heroes each had been awarded a purple heart and bronze star. >>> a new water attack on the nypd. take a look at this video showing a man spraying a water bolt on traffic officers. and right there he appears to be recording the whole thing with his phone. several videos surfaced last week of people drenching cops with water. two new york state lawmakers now pushing to make these kinds of attacks felonies. >>> president trump praising a federal judge for dismissing a dnc hacking lawsuit, claiming wikileaks conspired with russia to interfere in t

seven. >> steve: seven. wait [ ding ] there you go you got it right [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: i know my jonas brothers >> steve: all right. well, joining in gabrielle's booth is a dj, songwriter, record producer whose new album "father of asahd" is out now give it up for dj khaled [ cheers and applause ♪ >> come on in. >> jimmy: wait, i want him in my booth >> steve: no >> i would say, it would've been a problem about a year ago but i'm on weight watchers now so, we good. you know what i'm saying [ laughter ] >> you are tiny. >> thank you >> you're wasting away >> they call me slim jim [ laughter ] >> steve: next question is for gabrielle. >> okay. [ ringing >> hello >> steve: gabrielle. >> yes >> steve: green mamba. >> uh-huh. >> steve: european asp, and fer-de-lance are all species of what animal? >> snake ♪ >> steve: judges [ ding ] yes! the correct answer [ cheers and applause it was snake ♪ joining the jimmy's booth, animal expert grant kemmerer and his 10-foot burmese python, sheila [ c

love all y'all, steve. just have a wonderful day. steve: audrey, thank you. david stradling, what about those plastic bags, water bottles, and other debris? david: that is certainly an ongoing problem as far as the great lakes and the ocean into which they flow. you know, we do see trash, debris floating down the river, which has been a long-term problem, but of course now that there is plastic, it last much -- it lasts much longer and is -- doesn't break down. she is absolutely right that this is something that needs attention. going all the way back to the first earth day in 1970, the focus there for students, for young people in general was to pick up trash, much less of which would have been plastic at the time. but there again, that ever was about visibility, that you can see that there is an ecological and environmental problem, because you can see the trash. and so even though it may not be the most urgent of issues in that people one felt like they could tackle, and they could put effort into. i think that we see a lot of cleanup efforts around riverb

steve: why? >> because right now people, i think of markets tell us there is a willingness to borrow government -- for the government to be able to borrow. for markets to be able to take on that debt without worrying about the government's ability to repay. the government interest rates are incredibly low so the government can take on a huge amount of debt. right now 2%. 2.5% interest the government can repay that debt over 10, 20 years. like you and i take on a big mortgage. if the interest rates are low we can manage that mortgage. right now the mortgage rates are incredibly low so we can manage it. steve: what's your minimum monthly payment and right now we can make it. we have a graphic on the big wall that shows the national debt when past presidents left office. as you can see reagan had 2.7, fast forward bill clinton had 5 trillion. george w. bush 10 trillion. barack obama really ran things up close to 20 trillion. and now donald trump as of july $22 trillion. it's a big number and for the

steve? steve: all right. jillian. amazon prime day officially underway today but it's not the only place online with blockbuster deals. ainsley: that's exactly right. here with some of the best sales is lifestyle expert karen reilly. we love this segment. >> this is like the super bowl for shoppers. soaks sighting. here is my biggest tip to avoid any of the chaos today. so, basically find a specific item that you want and create a deal alert. amazon let's do you it. you can also go to a place like slick deals and they will let you create the deal alert and let you know the cheapest price on amazon and elsewhere. so you can get ains a ains not just amazon. >> not just amazon. ainsley: start at the end with the tablet. >> amazon wants to sell their own pry tear products fire tablet. actually the 7 version. normally 49.99. and today it is 29.99. you said you just got that right? steve: terrific. ainsley: like the yellow, too. ♪ just amazon but places like kohl's. >> this is the insta pot. if you remember for black frid

look at the photo. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: wow. [ audience oohs [ applause ] >> steve: wow. i hope that -- i hope that's -- [ laughter ] that was underwear we saw. >> jmy: yeah, yeah [ laughter ] this one's from @beerstat. he says, "i went to a wedding at aarm. the ceremony was completely drowned out by the sounds of a a cow giving birth in a nearby shed." [ laughter ] well, the beauty of nature >> steve: oh >> jimmy: oh [ laughter ] >> steve: do you take -- [ mooing ] >> jimmy: oh >> steve: push, bessie push [ laughter ] >> jimmy: push, bessie oh, my g [ mooing ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thanks goodness we took her - we did those lamaze classes. >> steve: yeah>> immy: this one's from @acampisi. she says, "all three of the grandmothers unexpectedly showed up to t wedding in the exact same dress." look at this >> steve: oh [ audience oohs [ applause ] >> jimmy: i love the claps in this >> steve: yeah [ clapping ] dress.immy: in the exact s [ laughter ] that's pretty classic. this one is called @iamishish1 she says, "i went to a beach wedding in florida a seagull flew by and dro

>> steve: that's her reasoning >> jimmy: yeah, apparently >> steve: yum yum. >> jimmy: speaking of beto o'rourke, he's been able to campaign more than anyone, because right now he doesn't have a job [ light laughter ] so he's actually been driving around the country in a rented dodge minivan. [ light laughter ] let me get this straight one of the top democratic candidates is a 40-year-old unemployed guy living out of a a van? perfect. [ light laughter ] [ applause ] that sounds about right. what but it's true. since he no longer is a congressman, beto doesn't have a day job unless you count his job as the guy walking a dog in every lands' end catalog >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: some exciting matchups >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: some great matchups. baylor versus syracuse montana versus michigan. donald trump versus kellyanne conway's husband i mean, it's just been madness [ applause ] that's right trump and kellyanne's husband are in a huge twitter feud right now. but kellyanne says that she's not being asked to choose between her marriage and her job. trump was like

steve? >> steve: as melissa was saying earlier, for many of them this is been the agenda all along. and the reason will do. they think the president was -- they think is illegitimate. they don't think he should be there. they can't accept the 2016 election. doesn't matter what it is, they want to get him out. they can't wait to do it democratically in 2020 in the election as it is supposed to be done. so this is yet another example of that. but i agree with you, melissa, that the pressure is going to be higher than ever before. >> melissa: i thought nancy pelosi had kind of talked to everybody behind-the-scenes, it seemed like, and had calmed down a lot of that pressure. on the talk your hearing today s that it was different. because that was mueller. and this is his character, it goes to the very core of what america is about. this is a new reason to impeach him. when they said that, it gets you thinking. he's really wanting this to happen and i don't know that it's a good or smart strategy but i think he thinks it is. >> harris: why do you think that? >> because he's begging it to

know, yeah, yeah >> steve: you didn't want me to cough -- >> jimmy: cough, that's right. >> steve: in your monologue. >> jimmy: that's right correct. yeah, and then -- yeah well, just open the cough drop >> steve: i opened it. >> jimmy: good i will take it open. okay [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't even think -- i don't think you need it. you haven't coughed this whole time [ coughing ] >> jimmy: oh, god. i'm sorry. [ laughter ] sorry, sorry >> steve: oh, sorry dr. fallon >> jimmy: yeah, i'm sorry. i'm not a -- i didn't.te >> s: take the cough drop. so i don't cough during your monologue. >> jimmy: please, don't bother thank you. i have jokes to do and here we go t backthe monologue. back to e joke sorry. sorry, everyone. [ laughter ] so, the interview -- the interview for -- the interview for george - higgins. [ laughter ]g what is goin, dude what - [ coughing ]gh >> jimmy: all rit, all right, all right. [ laughter ] this is insane >> steve: i'm choking on the cough drop >> jimmy: all right, good. now -- yeah. >> steve: i was choking on the cough drop >> jimmy: i don't want -- a

i think it's pure partisanship. >> harris: steve? >> steve: that's nonsense. mitch mcconnell's not trying to help the russians metal in in the 2020 elections. it's really insulting for amy klobuchar or anyone else to say that. he has a long history of being tough on the russians, he laid out in a speech on the senate for the other day. i think it's an absurd attack. i think donald trump is wrong to say "the washington post"'s fake news. it's one of the best newspapers in the country, one of the few that i make a point to read every single day. >> harris: bases on this point that they are wrong, which is also -- >> steve: i'm not sure he was that specific. he said it was big news. >> jessica: he called a russian asset, the paper. >> steve: he calls mainstream and solid news organizations fake news all the time. one is this about the president or mitch mcconnell >> steve: democrats want to make this about the two of them together. as amy klobuchar just tried to. i think it's more about the president that it is about mitch mcconnell. >> harris: lisa? >> lisa: pre