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ted? well, i think they should be concerned that our federal government is not doing anything to defend our sovereign borders. that is probably the number one job of the president of the united states is to protect our borders. and this administration has been doing just the opposite. they have been encouraging this kind of behavior since the very 1st day that the by the administration came into office. and the very 1st thing that he did was passed an executive order that overturned trumps, remain in mexico policy. the probably the most successful immigration policy that any president has ever put in place. and this administration turned it over on day one, fully anticipating knowing that this would be the end result. ok, so there, anticipating it. i mean, it's been now what 89 months of this ted, do you feel like that? why are we still continuing to see these waves? is that what's motivating waves to come were the 1st is trials and because they've been away able to get away with it. the n

>> ted dies ted dies [ laughter ] >> no wrong answers while you're blue skying a season >> blue sky, baby! >> seth: blue sky. yeah, exactly. yes. brando, this came no surprise to me, having known you, but you made some very splendid sartorial choices at the emmys you were very british early on [ laughter ] this is a guy right out of - >> did not know there were cameras on to be fair. >> just to be also completely honest, jason told me he was going to dress as batman so -- >> seth: okay. >> i do my penguin thing you know, we're buddies again, but rung me out to dry >> i said bruce wayne. he heard batman, for the record. >> seth: this is -- what i love about this, brendan, is if you hadn't won, you'd look like such an [ bleep ] [ laughter ] that was like the -- you went and tried it on, you brought a fake emmy to see how it'd look >> it's a long walk back to the. >> seth: and this is you late -- joe kelly, this is the brendan you met, right, in amsterdam back in the day? >> that was him. the pants are a little looser now. but that's basically him [ laughter ] >> seth: so we did all mee

once again, always good talk to you, broken ted. now as home prices continue to skyrocket, some experts believe the real estate market may finally be calling off. article responding natasha suite has the latest on the home buying trends as the cost of real estate continues to escalate a record high levels. some experts describe what they're calling buyer burnout, becoming a reality. there is no question. real estate is a hot commodity right now. the city of phoenix has had the top gains nationwide at a 33 percent increase for a whopping 27th street months. san diego has increased more than 26 percent, and tampa bay runs out to the top 3 at 25.9 percent. according to the national case, shriller index home prices rose 19.8 percent year over year in august. price is now sitting at 45.5 percent higher than their peak during 2006. well, it seems prices have been on the up and up. some experts say they're seen as stagnation and the ones fast paced trend selma have core logic. step 80 chief economist says the slowing acceleration and home

ted heads, i believe, is the terminology. what are the coaches that you've been lucky enough to talk to about your show? >> well, i mean, early on, you know, jim harbaugh he was helpful i actually reached out to him, because i met him years ago when he helped us out on "detroiters. the show sam and tim did with joe and zach, and we stayed in touch. and asking him, "hey, what do you wear on game days? like, "do you show up, do you bring, like, a little duffel bag? he was like, "no, i just show up in khakis and a sweatshirt." i was like, "okay, well that's what i'm going to do." so, you know, i feel like there's part of him that feels ownership over the character but heard back from him. but then some, like, some really fun ones, you know, being a basketball fan -- steve nash and steve kerr steve's son, matthew, actually was one of our writer's assistants last year and this season we name checked him in the same episode. our little homage to that father and son duo. but yeah, you know -- we also heard that jurgen klopp was, lik

turn around ted say this is red, this is ted ted turn around they need to see your hat excuse me ted turn around. turn around ted. turn around okay. all right and this is stella very laid back as you can see stella stand up, i didn't say lay back but stand up. stella, anyway i hope you have a great hey, say hello to them. ♪ ♪ >> halloween is here but the horrors of this biden administration will last sadly a lot longer. we'll take tay a tour of joe biden horrors coming up. plus virginia turn red parents are on verge of shocking democrats and taking back the troll of this children's education. but the doj doesn't seem to care about that targeting as domestic terrorist and retired navy s.e.a.l. joins us to react and you may know him

♪ >> announcer: tonight, on "late night with seth meyers," blake shelton, star of "ted lasso," actor brett goldstein, music from cuco, featuring the 8g band with barrett martin and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. let's get to the news. senate majority leader chuck schumer spoke yesterday on the senate floor and said that the u.s. is getting, quote, "dangerously close to hitting the debt ceiling," which is scary, because there's never been a group of people less likely to spontaneously raise the roof president biden had lunch today with vice president kamala harris and even that bill couldn't get figured out [ laughter ] in a new interview, ex-un ambassador nikki haley said that she calls former president trump a friend while trump calls her linda. [ laughter ] the u.s. capitol police yesterday forcibly removed a man from a suspicious suv parked outside of the supreme court they knew something was off when the back window didn't have this sticker on it. that's right the capitol police removed a man from a suspici

ted... (ted) sorry, i was in the zone. also my name is brian. (brad) apartments-dot-com! the most popular place to find a place. >>> 2004-2005, spring and we actually met online on a dating website. i remember seeing his picture and thinking, i'm going to get a date with that guy. he's good looking, man, he is cute. he probably won't go out with me but i'm going toe get a date with this guy. >> what are you doing? >> on a christmas mission. our second one since 2007. >> he was sew down to earth. just like the guy next door. sweet, kind, caring. obviously got a lot of attention. he was into acting and modelling. seemed like he needed that steady jen win attention that i don't think he really got from his job or from family. something was missing. he was looking for something. he seemed like a little lost puppy sometimes. when we first met he didn't really talk a lot about his childhood. but once he got a little bit closer, he did share with me that he was kidnapped. i remember him telling the story. i thought ok. this is a little strange. almost like i didn't believe him a

ted cruz, if ted cruz saw kyrie irving in his neighborhood, he would call the police on him. you're in the wrong neighborhood. 911. that's the truth. the other piece of this is if they claim about business to stay open, to be viable economically, these businesses have to do that. look at the businesses that are based in texas. at&t, halliburton, exxonmobil but i'm thinking of southwest and american airlines. to thrive they need the mandates so people feel safe getting in the plane. 7-eleven, they need it. i wonder if at some point the business commuity pushes back and say you can't do this to us. >> that woke corporation halliburton. >> so woke. >> look, i mean, look at this, i want to go a step lower than that. think if you're in a nursing home and you're in texas and you have elderly people that have co-morbidities and other reasons they could have breakthrough cases, you -- i think everyone who has their mom or aunt or uncle or grandparent in a nursing home would want that place to have a vaccine mandate. right? who wouldn't want that? in texas, greg abbott is banning nurs

senator ted cruz think he has a fix. put migrant points of entry in what he calls fancy democrat conclaves. >> they bring terror in the neighborhood through trafficking of humans or illegal drugs. does it get tangled up in knots? or fall victim to gravity? or maybe it winds up somewhere over the bermuda triangle. perhaps you'll come up with your own theory of where the stress goes. behind the wheel of a lincoln is a mighty fine place to start. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2-metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or

ted williams is next. ♪♪ sorry. [laughter] adjusting my bra strap for ted so he things and fancy. i can't wait until i'm on camera again. what? i'm so out of control in san francisco, prosecutors are fleeing. largely the fault of the city's district attorney, to prosecutors yesterday announcing they are stepping down because he refuses to prosecute crime. he's also letting violent offenders on the street with no bail. no rehab, no mental health help. families feel so unsafe, if started hiring private security so how about the can a d.a. scrub an entire city? attorney to discuss, defense attorney and request fox news controller, one and only ted williams. welcome back, to. >> thanks for having me. kennedy: how bad is it in san francisco. >> it back, beyond that. it should never be bad in a major melick metropolitan city for citizens themselves feel so unsafe that they have to hire private security guards to patrol their communities. not only that, you've got this d.a. chaser protein where 50, in the last year he's lost over 50 prosecutors have either flits for fired. there's someth

williams -- i'm sorry, ted. where does it go from here? what are we looking at right now? we have time lines with respect to identifying the body. we have some sort of timeline from when we may hear back from the fbi. i suspect those things have to intertwine. so give us a timeline in your mind on where we go from here. >> well, i think we should know something preliminarily in the next 24 hours whether it is brian laundrie. they can always have his dental records and they can check. there's two investigations going. one out at the grand teton park to try to make a determination if brian laundrie, who was considered a person of interest and in my estimation was really a suspect or had anything to do and what if anything he had to to with the death of gabby petito. but all of these things, like i said, there's two duel investigations taking place. one there in florida trying to identify these remains and see if they're in fact brian laundrie and then the one that is still going on in the grand teton park in wyomi

(ted koppel) ...is not knowing you are one. (renee) every half a block, i'm stopping to try to catch my breath. (taini) you know the fish being out of the water, gasping for air? well, i feel worse than a fish. (ted koppel) 30 million americans have copd, half of them don't yet know it. (terry) [coughing] excuse me. (ted koppel) chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (joyce) i thought i was good at breathing until i wasn't. (ted koppel) people with copd are especially vulnerable to covid. (rhonda) people are dying every day from this- and it's not going to go away. (ted koppel) to protect people from covid, we have to protect everyone with copd. we can't help them if we can't find them. learn more at copdsos.org. wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness, well done. dayquil severe for you... and daily vicks super c for me. introducing new

ted kennedy was disgusted by bill clinton's race baiting in the race. and a large part of what pushed hum into the arms of obama was a rejection of that kind of politics. similarly with colin powell. powell had been watching, had been -- for two years obama and mccain had both been lobbying powell for the endorsement. and powell intended to stay neutral. and then he watched mccain choose palin, start using bill airs as a weapon against oep. suggesting that he was seeing the very good rallies at the end the campaign which were a foreshadowing of everything we saw with trump. and that was really what turned powell in the end away from muk cane as much as towards obama, turned way from mccain. as much as it uplifted obama, it shattered mccain who had a moment, a dark moment at the endst campaign and said, colin powell is against me. what have i become? you saw mccain in the last two weeks of that campaign sort of pull back from the edge of where he taken his campaign and could see kind of powell's like cassandra telling mccain where the republican party wa

ted. we protect our babies at every turn. my next guest is confronting the deputy attorney general on this very controversial move by the d.o.j. watch. >> the implication is that you all expect parents to object to the progressive agenda. i think it is incredibly dangerous. this memo last night looks as if you were second guessing every parent who is asking the question about what is being taught. >> harris: the cover of the "new york post" today asks this question. are those domestic terrorists? of course you see the picture there who is in it in the foreground. senator marsha blackburn in focus, republican senator from tennessee who sits on the senate judiciary committee and ranking member on the senate subcommittee for product safety and data security. all around making some news this week you are, senator, as you focused on facebook and honing in on this issue. let's focus where you want us to be. where is the fight on this? who wages that fight? >> well, we're going to wage that fight

we don't have ted cruzs over here. we do, but if they step out of line, we don't have lindsey grahams over here. we have people who actually -- we'll force them to pay off the debt, so the united states, they're dysfunctional. so look to us. now, of course, the great irony is that we never have this problem when the republicans are in the white house. not because they're more responsible. we have all republicans. republicans are less responsible with deficits and debt than anybody. donald trump won up the biggest debt in the history of the united states when he was in office. what did mitch mm come and the republicans say? of course, we're going to raise the debt ceiling. if we don't do it, it will trash the economy. it's the responsible thing to do. what did mitch start saying a couple weeks ago? we have to do it. we have to raise the debt ceiling. but we're not going to do it. ted cruz is not going to do it. lindsey graham is not going to do it. donald trump from mar-a-lago, i mean the guy never pays any of his debts

but it came at the end of a string of fascinating endorsements, in which people like ted kennedy in a similar dynamic to the polo endorsement were turning in effect against people they've been with for a longer period of time, been alive with for a longer period of time. -- like intended katie's case, it with hillary clinton, turning against her -- you saw colin powell turn against his 25-year-old friend, john mccain, to endorse barack obama. the >> right, and i think lawrence, importantly because they thought in both cases that they were moving towards a brand of politics, and obama, that was more optimistic more idealistic, if not totally pure. something more noble. when ted kennedy turned against the clinton, it was specifically because of what he's seen both clinton do in that race, do it nevada, do in south carolina, ted kennedy was disgusted by bill clinton's race baiting in the race. and what pushed him in the arms of obama was a rejection of that kind of politics. similarly with colin powell, powell had been watching for two years, obama and mccain had both been lobbying powel

>> i think the lesson that ted cruz got from trumpism is to be even worse and to be even more ted cruzy. you'll remember that al franken called him a -- so i think he's really leaning into that role as this being a troll. and i don't think, i think you know, the abortion ruling, you have women all over the country today marching in solidarity. you have a supreme court as unpopular as it's been since 2000 and you know, you have ted cruz, you know, teasing us about it. so i think it's a really tough situation for a lot of women and i think ted cruz is just hoping to sort of like you know, continue in this trumpy, trolling way. >> yeah. and jeff, on this subject, joe rogen made this bizarre claim. he suggested president biden got a fake covid booster shot on tv. here was his rationale. take a listen. >> got a booster. >> a real booster. >> you mentioned there before we started talking and i hadn't thought about it, but when i watched it on tv, him getting his shot, his mask on, all i could think of was this is performance art. the next one could be not giving them the booster, but a shot.

i'll watch the show, i haven't yet, but i feel like after an episode you have to switch and watch "ted lasso". >> 100%. >> or have nightmares. >> or peppa pig. just take it all away. >> this versus "bridgerton", doesn't seem comparable. >> "parasite" was amazing. >>> first, coming up, the world's oldest living man next on "world news now." > first, cog e >>> time now for "the mix," and we are starting with the granddaddy of them all, and i'm not talking about the rose bowl. >> a great grandfather in spain has been confirmed by guinness as the world's oldest living man. he is 112 years old and 232 days. born on february 11, 1909, more than three years before the sinking of the titanic. >> so garcia has 14 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, and he of course has a secret to living a long life. it is to be quiet -- live a quiet life and not hurt anyone. great advice. >> pretty simple. >>> okay, and check this out. see who was riding shotgun. >> during a routine traffic stop, this is what sheriff deputies found in one person's passenger seat because he was trying to get away with drivin

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if ted could get over his shyness. [laughter] ted and i have scrapped every now and then but usually we are on the same side. i have never met a more dedicated constitutional conservative in my life. thank you very much. john corwin, he was stalwart when it came to judges. [indiscernible] like everybody in this room, and i appreciate them both. [laughter] speaking of president trump, we weren't, but we are now. when i saw that picture, it scared me, i thought he was here. the one thing i can tell you you will never have him to [indiscernible] you might want to get used to that cut out. it's probably all you're going to get. i was born in the 60's, i ran for president 2020 and if you don't remember that, it really is not your fault. it didn't last long. i got a t-shirt, i enjoyed it. trump and i didn't see eye to eye. he said why did you say all those things about me. and i said i couldn't think of anything else to say. when it was over, i accepted my defeat. he won and i lost. i think he was a helluva president. [laugh

thanks, ted. we're going to find out to ted's point what the mayor will outline here. she will probably force this issue and hope to hear from her season. how the police respond could be anyone's guess. no guessing about gas prices. there's a major wall street firm that says we could get up to $200 oil and i've done the math that could mean anywhere from $15 to $20 gasoline per gallon. really? possibly. that's great, carl. but we need something better. that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. ♪ i like it, i love it, i want some more of it♪ ♪i try so hard, i can't rise above it♪ ♪don't know what it is 'bout that little gal's lovin'♪ ♪but i like it, i love it♪ applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. >> neil: all right. the fact of the matter is, ma

how is my ted lasso, jason? he had fun including warming up with his grandkids and said your body is like day old rice. if it's not heated up properly, something bad can happen. kyrsten sinema had fun. kyrsten in the headline as lot right now. of course, the iconic believe sign had to be included hanging in the senator's office, saying, quote, if you believe in yourself, you can have clear eyes and a clear nose. it's the friday of halloween weekend and our "way too early" family is getting dressed up for the spooky occasion. adam's dog is going to be wear ing a fuzzy pink coat. steve's son is wearing a dinosaur suit. mike's dog winnie is going as a "way too early" intern complete with coffee cup. it reminds me. i could use a refill. ashley's daughters are dressing. maurice, the u.p.s. driver to deliver all of the last-minute candy in time. that's adorable. my own kids going as mario characters. but the photo is classified. i should note, my costume, successful businessman, it also included a briefcase. >>> still

. >> there are some parallels between ted lazo and myself. yo it was a special essentially the same one he had like, was this some kind of a jerk? and then he is weirdly positive all the time. so i will take it. i like the show. >> ted lasser, zany mad cat. >> i can see it. >> art imitating life. thanks. >>> one of alcatraz prison's most famous temporary residents. coming up, the pe the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. >>> taking a live look now at alcatraz, a gorgeous shot of the bay tonight. possessions from one of the prisons most infamous former inmates going on sale this week. surviving members of the family members of the gangster, al capone, are auctioning off everything from weapons to jewelry and fur

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ted, thank you very much. brian laundrie, you know, has been in this thing for the better part of 5 1/2 weeks. petito's family says they want brian found alive. let's go to mark eiglarsh, criminal defense attorney. the coroner was very limiting with anything. what do you think is going on behind the scenes? >> first, he wanted to make sure that he didn't find himself a guest of the local jail by revealing anything more than the statute allows him too. by law in wyoming, the only thing he can reveal is the cause of death. the reporters got more out of him like she wasn't pregnant and other details. for the most part, we wanted to know did he do it. i defer to the fbi. that's how we did side. was there any kind of bruising. all right. we can't talk about that. did you see any physical evidence that it was hands versus an object? cannot tell you that. still, a lot that they know that they're not telling us. with good reason. >> neil: so mark, the fact that they have not upped the charges beyond death and a credit

it's ted cruz. a power hungry member of the sedition caucus to who supports pro choice language to attack unvaccinated nba players while attacking a woman's right to cheese. neera tanden called him a vampire in her tweets for which she had to publicly apologize only to still not get the job at the the office of management and budget. even as cancun cruz worships at the feet of the ultimate mean tweeter. to which cruz simply said please, sir, may i have some more? ted, rafael, no one is looking at you for political decency. no one with any sense buys your chitchat about christian family values while you're fleeing to mexico while screaming about people fleeing from mexico. so civilized. which is why tonight you, rafael ted cruz, are the absolute worst. that's tonight's "reid out." "all in" with chris hayes stars now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> you ought to think about getting it because if you're my age -- [ boos ]. >> the anti-vaxx crowd roars in south carolina as a destructive deadly disinformat

(ted koppel) sounds familiar? (taini) the fish being out of the water, gasping for air, well, i feel worse than a fish. (ted koppel) 30 million americans have copd, half don't yet know it. (bill) when the doctor told me you have copd...what's that? (ted koppel) it's a lung disease chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. (joyce) i thought i was good at breathing until i wasn't. (ted koppel) right now, people struggling with copd are especially vulnerable to covid-19. (rhonda) it cut my life in half, that's what it did. (ted koppel) if we can't find them, we can't help them. help us help them. visit copdsos.org. >>> race was a theme on day two of the jury selection in the ahmaud arbery case. remember, these three white men have been accused of chasing down and killing ahmaud arbery, a 25-year-old black man who was out for a jog in their neighborhood. while attorneys for at least two of the accused killers have denied race was a factor, they were keen to question would-be jurors on that topic for views on the confeder

>>> plus texas senator ted cruz mixing basketball and politics again. backing nba players hesitant about getting vaccinated tweeting your body your choice. funny that wasn't his message for women in texas. also three years after the assassination of saudi journalist khashoggi the biden administration is still meeting with the man who reportedly ordered his death. will he ever be held accountable? we'll hear from jamal khashoggi's fiance. good evening. i'm mehdi hasan. september was supposed to be the month in which congress passed hundreds of billions of dollars in new spending and guess what? the house did. by a vote of 316-113. now you might be scratching your head and saying didn't the bipartisan infrastructure bill fail to come to a vote on thursday night? isn't the budget reconciliation bill nowhere near ready for a vote? you're right on both counts. i'm not talking about those bills. i'm talking about a bill that flew quietly under the radar in the house like a stealth bomber on the occasions in which it actually works. a bill which authorized $74

liz: as great as ted lasso is, netflix content spending is epic. you have got to tell me where you see the next big catalyst. is it the season two of "tiger king" coming out november 17? can it be as sticky or a catch to the viewer as the first one was and maybe even bigger than squid game. >> netflix was supposed to have, they were telegraphing for many months that q4 2021 was going to be a massive content quarter. historically if you look at the way the stock is traded and performance subscriber growth has gone, it's generally been closely aligned with breakout content. everyone is looking at q4 saying that's exciting that's why people wanted to own netflix but that was before squid games that was before they dropped britney spears that nobody know was being filmed. that's before "tiger king". it is stunning how much content is flowing into this quarter it almost feels like an entire year's worth of content being dumped at the same time you see others like disney+ there's nothing to watch, they're struggling in terms of users because there isn't

ted, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frances and phillip. this latest burst of bad weather toppled trees and power lines all across western washington state. take a look at what happened here in the city of bellevue a giant tree fell onto a road, crushing that car. fortunately, the driver was able to walk away police say they had minor injuries it did take crews hours to clear that tree from the road and get traffic moving again this is a serious problem here during these storms. two people died on sunday when a falling tree crushed their car elsewhere in the region, thousands of customers remained without electricity on monday night and power crews worked into early tuesday to try to get the lights back on but they have a lot of ground to cover, and there is a lot of damage to clean up so, it could be late into tuesday before everybody gets the power back on. meanwhile, a lot of customers will be waking up finding a lot of damage in their yards and it'll take several days to clean up after this massive storm. that is the latest from here in

let's say somebody on the other side of the aisle, kevin mccarthy, ted cruz, mitch mcconnell, donald trump when he was president said you should do a better job trying to sell what i'm trying to sell to the american people, there would be pious op-eds in the new york times, washington post on cnn.com talking about how this is an attempt to bully the press and we have to stand up and make sure we hold the powerful accountable. look at the pages of any of those papers this morning there is no reprimand of nancy pelosi, people like us talking about it at this point. that is where we are and this shows you democrats are so desperate to get this bill over the finish line, it appears it is only getting worse in terms of the divide within the party and getting this done by halloween which is the new deadline pelosi has set. todd: my research shows people don't like to be yelled at. jillian: why do you yell at us every morning? todd: i have a hearing problem. twitter calling maxine waters's bluff after the congresswoman claimed she was hacked. here's this bizarre tweet from maxine waters, i

griff: ted, it's griff. let me ask you, because as we're looking here at the crowd gathered to hear from president biden, the law enforcement officers memorial in this moment every year, you and i have gone and covered this. it is so very special, that, of course, you're looking at the memorial itself down the street from where we are here on capitol hill and every year-- one rear i even rode with the police on bikes to go there. it's such an important moment and it's really when the brothers and sisters of law enforcement from around the country can spend time together and remember their loved ones and also, that camaraderie of what service is all about, getting up every day, walking out of the door, leaving your loved ones at home not knowing whether you'll come back. and it strikes me that this speech, given the tragic events in houston the last 24 hours, this is a critically important address the president is about to give in just minutes from now. what would you like to hear him say, ted? >> i would lik

. -- and ted cruz are wonderful senators. a queue for sending these to the senate -- thank you for sending these guys to the senate. ted and i have scrapped every now and then but usually we are on the same side. i have never met of our dedicated constitutional conservative in my life. he was stalwart when it came to judges. i appreciate them both. speaking of president trump, we weren't, but we are now. when i saw that picture, it scared me, i thought he was here. met want to get used to that cut out. -- you might want to get used to that cut out. [laughter] i ran for president 2020 and if you don't remember that it is not your fault. it didn't last long. trump and i didn't see i to i. he said why did you say all of those things to -- about me? and i said i couldn't of anything else to say. he won and i lost period i think he was a hell of a president. [applause] i got to know him we found common ground. i seemed to like him and he liked me -- and he liked him. [laughter] we played a lot of golf. the first nine holes is when

it is pure political theater but ted cruz is pretty good at that. >> yeah. he is pretty good at that. both gentlemen agreed to stay with us. when we come back and continue the conversation, with them, a republican congressman exposes the divide between reality and republicans in congress. ongress. our retirement plan with voya, keeps us moving forward. hey, kevin! hey, guys! they have customized solutions to help our family's special needs... hey, graduation selfie! well done! and voya stays by our side, keeping us on track for retirement... ...giving us confidence in our future... ...and in kevin's. you ready for your first day on the job? i was born ready. go get 'em, kev. well planned. well invested. well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. ♪darling, i, i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪girl, i don't know, i don't know,♪ ♪i don't know why i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪oh no, babe girl, if i could only make you see♪ ♪and make you understand♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for $1 with any steak entré

led to thousands of flight cancellations over the weekend. >> senator ted cruz made the point but i wouldn't say that is widely acknowledged, business leaders implemented these mandates. todd: ted cruz tweeting there launching snarky insults from the white house press room, a few days ago there was a stick out of air-traffic controllers in jacksonville over vaccine mandates. out of 33 air traffic control is only three showed up to work, true or false or do you do petty insults instead of actual facts? jillian: hospitals fearing the worst because biden vaccine mandates, they expect the mass exodus of workers and hospitals refusing to enforce the mandate. todd: our next guest says the hospital lost 18% of nurses during the pandemic and cannot afford to lose more. the ceo of scotland county hospital, doctor randy, thanks for being here. is the one who understands the average flow of staffing levels why do you have that warning for the white house? >> it is a warning that if we lose more staff we won't be able to deliver great care people become accustomed to. we lost already many of ou

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this new email from ted sarandos was sent out internally on monday but didn't leak to the press until overnight, so we're learning about it this morning. but netflix is trying to i think in some ways have it both ways here, trying to stand up for free expression and say we're going to provide lots of content and some people aren't going to like it and that's the deal with netflix, however, they are not issuing statements and expressing this in public view. they're trying to tamp down employee uproar, blooper say thg the biggest uproar of employees in the company's history. as you mentioned, a walkout is planned for next week. >> go ahead, jim. sorry. >> i'm curious how extensive it is with employees within net politics. >> that's unknown. the company has tens of thousands people, one of the biggest entertainment companies in the world. one employee groups that supp supporters trans employees, tara field saying, "you can't by carbon jauch sets for bigotry. you cannot trash our community one moment and then claim when we don't say thank you for the scraps you give us." tara field was su

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