steve. and you guys are exactly right. this after 40 days of fighting. this is really showing the true brutality, the atrocities of this war. now, we need to warn our viewers. the images we are going to show you are disturbing and they are difficult to see. but, take a look. this is the aftermath of the withdrawal of russian troops in the suburbs of the capital of kyiv. you see the bodies of men, women, children, the elderly, lying in the streets of bucha key suburb. these are the no soldiers. innocent civilians, some of them had their hands tied behind their back. president zelenskyy is calling this genocide. and is he demanding security guarantees from all western nations. watch. >> unbelievable. son ken traited evil has come to our land, murderers, tort temperaturers, rapists, looters who refer to themselves as the army and who deserve only death after what they did. this as you mentioned ainsley, this brand new satellite image from max are a showing a 40-foot long mass grave in bucha. th

steve had an affair. they decided to separate. >> carol loved steve fiercely. she fought hard for her marriage until the end. >> but in 2008, after more than 25 years of marriage, time living apart. steven carroll divorced. it was a long, painful process. and after it was final, carol went to a nearby lake where she called catherine. >> she was sobbing. and at first when she called me it was like. odell! and then i realize that the sobbing and then whaling on the phone was a mixture of things. absolutely. >> time for a fresh start. carol had left seat teaching at that time and was on a new passion. painting! >> heart was flourishing. she went really well with that. and taking up for that. >> she remained close to her doctors, but she also stayed close to steve. and, in fact. just a few days before that july morning the whole family went to the airport together to see katie off on a study abroad trip to south africa. charlotte was staying with her dad in press that. the long easy days of summer. as she -- . carol passed by the guest college she had rented out as

steve, back to you. >> steve: thank you, adam. wrestle mania smackdown takes center stage tonight in dallas ahead of fuelling match up between drew mc entire and happy corobberingbin on fox. drew mcentire, good morning. >> good morning, good morning, how are you? >> steve: doing okay. when you do a segment about what you're going to do tonight, have you to say it's friday night smackdown issue got to use that voice, right? >> yes, absolutely. ladies and gentlemen, tonight, friday night smackdown will blow your mind. there we go. >> steve: right pitch. tell us what you, i read you said the only decision i have to make, do i make it quick and embarrassing or drag it out as long as possible. we're talking about the match between you and happy corbin. >> yeah, myself and happy corbin have a big match, biggest smackdown of the year live on fox. i have a little surprise for corbin. he stole my beloved sword, i carry the sword named after my late mother. he stole it from me, so tonight i plan to cause carnage at the expense of corbin. >>

> steve: -- egg [ laughter ] egg! >> jimmy: you really sold "egg," yeah. well, that one looks like it's kind of hopping out already. >> shawn: yeah, like, jumping. >> jimmy: no -- nothing's rigged >> shawn: but, is this like -- if you -- the one you touch, you have to pick, right? >> steve: well, no, the one you pull up. >> jimmy: no, you do whatever you want >> steve: you can touch all of them >> shawn: you can? >> steve: touch my eggs. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: eh >> steve: touch them [ laughter ] >> jimmy: stop saying that stop saying that to shawn mendes >> steve: shawn, pick me, pick me >> jimmy: no, don't smell -- you can't smell it >> shawn: oh yeah, 'cause the smell -- i know -- >> jimmy: yeah, now you can smell it, yeah [ talking over each other >> steve: no, that's me. i had mexican. [ light laughter ] >> shawn: that was you >> steve: good luck! >> jimmy: it's loud. yeah, sorry, i apologize >> shawn: is it -- i have to perform later. >> jimmy: good luck. what does it feel -- do you feel like it's hard boi

steve: exactly. what happens when performance... meets power? you try crazy things... ...because you're crazy... ...and you like it. you get bigger... ...badder... ...faster. ♪ you can never have too much of a good thing... and power is a very good thing. ♪ steve: the democrats are well aware what will happen in the november midterm election they have resorted to just about anything to mitigate their losses apparently from this charming strategy. >> try to make democratic base voters scared again if they cannot motivate them on the basis of hope or their pocketbooks or any accomplishments, they have to scare the crap out of them and get them to come out. steve: here is the reaction from the california rebel base podcast cohost. what you think of that strategy? >> not surprised. i hope they do because we know it will work. it is unfortunate for the paid consultant to do this for a living meaning vomit up terrible ideas and leading candidates into a shellacking it is not what the normal american vo

steve: "hot." and then john adams drank it, and his eyes went -- whoop -- like that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah it was a little -- >> steve: that was -- ken burns did that >> jimmy: ken burns apparently did that, yeah >> steve: wow. you're right, the writing is off. >> jimmy: i just -- something's off, right [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah, something's off. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, there's no actual footage of ben franklin, so they had to recreate it >> steve: right, i guessed -- yeah, right. >> jimmy: so i guess, let him -- let him improvise >> steve: you know what? that explains it all you have to improvise. 'cause you don't know. you weren't there. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, this is interesting, guys. i think you'll find this interesting. in japan these researchers created a robot that mastered a pretty important task. check this out [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's great if you have a banana next week. people wonder why it's taking so long to beat covid. you g

steve: rude. you are rude. >> carley: more heads exploding for sure today in that hearing room. >> steve: are you being rude now interrupting? >> carley: i figured i would do the transition naturally. felt like a good pregnant pause. do you know what i mean? we do have headlines starting with this russia taking direct aim at europe's economy by cutting off the flow of natural gas to poland and bulgaria. poland called it blackmail but says it won't have a major impact. now bulgaria on the other hand gets 90% of natural gas from russia and is now looking for an alternate source. and the kremlin also escalating its rhetoric accusing the u.s. of helping ukraine develop nuclear weapons. disney reportedly telling investors florida governor ron desantis cannot dissolve its self-governing status unless the district bond debt is paid off in full. in a letter the company points fine print tucked inside the 1967 agreement. disney telling shareholders it will conduct business as usual after antioxidants signe

>> steve: absolutely. that's a what they are putting out behind the scenes to try to scare people oh we can't do that. >> the debt responsibility that orange and osceola county would have that the counties would likely set up according to the "wall street journal," a special taxing district to tie bond payments and taxes produced by disney's properties and. so taxes and fees disney currently pace ready creek would go to the counties. so there is a way to get around this. they have. >> brian: they have their own power station and got their own cops. they really run their own city. nobody really even goes in there unless it's an absolute emergency or natural disaster. disney does their own thing. they brought a lot there. they settled land that was unsettled. it was basically all swamp. they still have a lot of unused land. this is a battle i never thought they would get into. iage sure they never thought they would be challenged. it's just the latest example. for example, when you look at the president of t

. >> steve: fantastic. no wonder it's spring break and the capital there. >> ainsley: don't forget to wear your vests. >> brian: i think vests are so overrated. no one says it's not cold i'm wearing a best. >> ainsley: sleeping in bed a little bit warm but not too warm so you stick your leg out. >> steve: stick your leg out underneath the cover. >> ainsley: a coat with no arms. >> brian: thank you for that. >> steve: welcome to "fox & friends" for this tuesday. listen, we're hear to tell you you are not crazy. when you go to the store and it seems like everything is more expensive. and when i go and buy whether it's the gas station or go here or there everything costs more. well, today, do you know what? maybe we should fast forward to tomorrow because we have a pretty good idea what the government is going to tell us. you're not crazy but inflation is about as high as it has been in many people's life times. >> ainsley: yesterday i'm shopping for easter candy the cadbury eggs, i'm walking through the line

have you been, steve? >> steve: i have not. legendary spot. loot of people from new york go out there and would he wanted to show it to you on this friday morning. >> brian: a place to rolic. >> ainsley: you mean frolic? >> brian: no i like rolic. oh, maybe it's frolic. yeah, sorry. >> steve: did somebody put that word in the prompter? >> brian: maybe. >> ainsley: might be the same person i do that, too. i say the wrong words but everyone knows what i mean. >> brian: this is what you should know. if you just want to party and not get in any trouble because you are not in cars. you are walking everywhere. that's where a lot of people go. >> are you talking about people party or arty? >> brian: it all right just knock it off. >> steve: all right. talk about something you may have seen yesterday on the channel and that was dhs secretary mayorkas. a lot of questions for him because later on today the president of the united states is going to meet virtually with the president of mexico. and essentially because you have got to figure that joe biden

, steve. for vladimir putin at the white house they were a bit unclear on how exactly that would happen. steve, ainsley, pete? >> well, yeah, because, griff, to your point, our white house correspondent says you know, if you declare him a war criminal and you want to have a trial, first of all, where is it? the white house didn't really have any details. but you have got to prove intent. and the wig thing, griff, is how are they going to get putin? putin going to give himself up? i don't think so. >> well, that's a very good question there is a lot of questions, also, about who really should be in the lead on. that was is it the u.s. or should it be the european commission? i know that the commissioner for the european commission ursula will travel to kyiv soon and perhaps she will perhaps maybe get some direct today collect there for that. a lot of questions right now. but one thing can you count on is i doubt vladimir putin is going to be willing to accept a subpoena and show up in any sort

. >> steve: what time? >> jimmy: uh, you've got to check your local listings. >> steve: okay [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think tomorrow -- do we know what time they play 7:00 pm. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: on the dot but "at 7:00" doesn't mean anything to me, 'cause it's when the clock goes down to 11:35 - >> steve: each >> jimmy: each half. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: you got two opportunities. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: students, if you're rooting for your team, gonzaga -- if you're rooting for the bulldogs, you -- i want you to go - 11:36, 11:35, "one, two, three! [ laughter and applause look at your phone -- look at your phone or something, do whatever you want. >> steve: look at your phone, check your messages, check for your keys. >> jimmy: act like -- yeah, like -- yes. yeah, exactly, that's what i want >> steve: and then imaginarily talk to somebody >> jimmy: and go zags. go zags, everybody we got -- we got this, come on [ cheers and applause we got this. sweet sixteen, baby. i --- guys, i have a book out --

thismerial >> steve: there you gos, there's hundreds of people looking at the lincoln memorial >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: but now they're staring at you posing. [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i go, "whatever. >> steve: yeah, whatever >> jimmy: i don't want to take anything away from lincoln [ laughter ] but it was -- it was -- it was amazing. then i just got the hang of it this is just a nice -- a nice thing of us there. >> steve: aw [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: yeah, nice and then this is us at the -- the white house, this morning. and we get there -- it was just amazing. you get to -- you get to say hi, you know, and i go, "oh, my gosh." you go, "hello," and they just -- president biden just kneeled down and just talked to my girls like, "i don't know the man you're with, but what are you guys up to?" [ laughter ] all right. you know he was funny and the first lady was amazing i've never met the first lady. just charming and just looked great. and you just feel -- it's so -- it just feels -- i don't know what it is, in d.c., in general. if you ever get a chance, go to d.c. ju

>> steve: oh >> jimmy: hey! >> steve: macron >> jimmy: apparently the people of france love the photo and it's become very popular i guess that explains what i saw earlier today. >> e-15 is about 10 cents a gallon cheaper than e-10 and some guys -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: worse. i like it. approval rating up [ cheers and applause >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: some more news former president trump just released a statement saying that russia and ukraine should try to reach an agreement to end the war. [ light laughter ] when they heard that, miss america contestants were like, "nailed it." yeah [ laughter ] great answer yep, trump was like, "after eight weeks, i've now come to realize this is a no bueno." [ laughter ] switching gears, this is interesting. scientists in japan came up with a creative way to get people to eat less salt. check this out >> researchers in japan hope their new taste-enhancing chopsticks will make healthy food low in salt taste better. the high-tech utensils are hooked up to a special computer

back to you, steve. >> steve: thanks, j.d. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: coming up. this sunday is palm sunday. joel osteen is going to join us live with his easter message. plus, it was a small donation with a lot of heart. one touching gift one boy gave to his local fire department to say thank you for their service. what was it? it's touching. and it's coming up. ♪ ♪ pain happens in many forms. but that doesn't scare blue-emu. delivering fast-acting pain relief in a cream, spray, and lidocaine in a soft-foam applicator. blue-emu works fast and you won't stink! an official partner of nascar. a financial advisor that understands me and my goals as well as the markets? now you're talking. no wonder clients rate ameriprise 4.9 out of 5 for overall satisfaction. ameriprise financial. advice worth talking about. out here, you're more than just a landowner. for overall satisfaction. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable kubota equipment. more goes into it. so you g

okay ♪ thank you, hashtag >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: thank you, hashtag >> steve: wow. wow. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, that was very -- a lot of energy there. [ light laughter ] is he okay is hashtag all right ♪ [ applause ] i think he's getting tired >> steve: yeah, very -- you think? you think? >> jimmy: yeah he's exhausted ♪ >> steve: wow. wow. that was an immediate hurl of an artichoke [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's limping, it's jut not -- no, no, no all right, let's do another one. this is from joe dungy "hey, jimmy. it's almost st. patrick's day and wwe is kicking butt. it's never been better do you think you could somehow combine the two things?" those are two great things, and i think we can do that so right now, to deliver the stomp on a leprechaun, please welcome seth "freakin'" rollins! [ cheers and applause ♪ >> burn it down! ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> burn it down! >> jimmy: oh, my goodness! ♪ oh my gosh give it up for seth "freakin'" rollins right there! [ cheers and applause let's try another one here this is from rho

steve? steve: i think we need to brace ourselves for the worst from mariupol. please stay safe, jeff, and your crew there. we appreciate your reporting. let's get reaction and analysis from former state department spokesperson now a congressional candidate in tennessee. your reaction to what we have been seeing in those pictures emerging today? >> yeah, i think it was pretty horrific when you see these innocent people on the streets of ukraine that have been killed by the russians. by the way, the images that you were seeing were reportedly as the russians were actually fleeing some of these cities, kyiv and others, so it was clear that they wanted to make as brutal as an impact as possible, even as they were starting to draw back. what do we know? we know for 23 years that this is the pattern of behavior that putin exhibits whenever he's conducting himself, in syria -- of course he's jailed his political opponents in russia. he's jailed up to 15,000 russians who have taken part in anti-war protests. some of those people by the way are getting long sentences. w

steve, over to you. >> steve: fantastic. thank you, carley. billionaire and richest guy on planet earth elon musk would scrap the salaries of twitter's board if he buys the company. the board doesn't want him to buy the company and he gave another reason why that shouldn't be the case. quoting the board salary will be zero dollars if my bid succeeds. that's about 3 million a year saved right there. it comes as podcaster giant joe rogan voices his support for elon. >> that's why, me included, soaks sighted elon musk is trying to buy twitter. yes, the great one. is he concerned about censorship. >> radio freedom of speech. >> yes. he said freedom of speech is someone you don't like saying something you don't want to hear they have to have that right. essential to democracy. >> also puzzled why joe row ban began is wearing a wig. host of varney and company stuart. >> this board wants to buy it i'm not going to pay them anymore. >> i'm cheering musk on. i want him to take this company private. i want him to boot the board. it's a very badly run an

number one, baby >> steve: best-seller! >> jimmy: i'm just so psyched about that 'cause -- i know -- look, it's very -- it's very thin >> steve: right. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you know, it's very -- and it looks like no work went into this. >> steve: right. [ light laughter ] but -- >> jimmy: well, you know, i did put some work into it. >> steve: yeah figuring out the end >> jimmy: i'm figuring out where i put work into it >> steve: have you read it >> jimmy: no, but -- but anyways, look at -- look at the -- [ light laughter ] this -- this thing -- look, wait, it took two years to make [ light laughter ] and i'm serious. it did 'cause you come up with the idea i go, "oh, yeah. i do want to do something for -- for grandmas out there. and so you write -- i had like, one good line. i go, "okay, that's good." and it's a little weepy. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: it's a nice little sad one. not too weepy. >> steve: no >> jimmy: that you're like, bawling. 'cause i had those books too and i have to ban them from my house, 'caus

>> steve: she is. she came out in support of disney and doing everything they could as a corporation to undo the parental rights bill of florida. >> brian: talk a little politics. take a moment and go over everything kamala harris has done right since she got the job. >> steve: root causes she is really good at that. >> brian: that's all i have. i don't have anything yet. i will tell you one thing that she is really good at. that is exit introduce. because she has had a lot of practice. now she has just lost her 13th staffer. this is key one this her chief of staff. >> ainsley: most senior official. >> brian: most senior official. if she is leaving after a year and a half, knowing that the embarrassment vice president already been through because of the mass exodus from the people that she chose to work for her, she knows how bad this looks. >> ainsley: deputy chief of staff announced that he was leaving. and this comes just a few weeks later. her name is tina flournoy, she served as bill clinton's chi

no, i told that already on the show >> steve: was it dirty >> jimmy: no >> steve: was it filthy? >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] uh - >> steve: come on! one. >> jimmy: i'm on a seafood diet >> steve: what's that? >> jimmy: fish, you know, salmon [ laughter ] [ cymbal crash ] turn it -- little twist. turning it on its head yeah, exactly. >> steve: i expected you to say, "i see food, i eat it." >> jimmy: this is from @briggreene. he says "the manscaped crusader." oh, interesting. [ laughter ] this is from @chefdisney >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: that's a good name you can get that >> steve: chef disney? >> jimmy: i'm assuming, right? >> steve: you think he works at disney >> jimmy: i don't. [ laughter ] >> steve: do you think he's a chef >> jimmy: i don't think -- chef disney is such a -- i mean, you'd think that'd be taken up >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: by the chef from disney >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: maybe she is the chef at disney. i have no idea i don't think so >> steve: but there's no number after it >> jimmy: no, you'd think it'd be -- what, like - >> steve: like chef disney five -

>> steve: for chewing tobacco? >> jimmy: i didn't know what he's talking about it was a cup filled with tissues. and i was like, "is that a a thing that people think i do do i spit? [ laughter ] do i have a saliva thing i don't what that was. i go, "here's your spit cup. so, i go, "this is so weird. and so, i guess what happened was i had told -- they go, "what do you want? i go, "i don't want anything you know, i'm behind the desk. there's really not much. but i was like, "i like gum every now and then." just to have fresh breath when talking to my guests and so i guess he made a cup to put my gum in after i chew but i don't know, i don't even do that either [ laughter ] i usually put it in a tissue or something like that. but anyways -- but we made a a short video of behind the scenes of what i witnessed when i was there. i just thought you may be interested in seeing that. how they do it here's me in l.a. hosting "jimmy kimmel live!" [ cheers and applause >> jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i'm confused who'

. >> hey, good morning, steve. well, the trains are now up and running although there is still a heavy investigation. this is no longer an investigation. you can see the subways are actually opened. there is no police tape across them like there was yesterday. there is a heavy police presence around here. a couple of new york's finest. i think media obviously outnumber the police at this point. as you said, the focus now, the investigation now is focused on aggressive and intensive search for frank james who authorities are still calling a person of interest. police say it was 62-year-old frank r. james who rented the u-haul then now associated with the shooting that left 10 people with gunshot wounds and several others injured from the chaos that ensued. keys to the van dropped at the scene along with a bag believed dropped by the gunman containing fireworks, a hachted, undetonated smoke grenade. police also recovered a # millimeter glock with extended magazines. two detonated smoke grenades and gasoline. the chao

steve? >> steve: thank you very much, carley. house republicans are calling on hunter biden's business partner to release all of his records related to president biden after he reportedly visited the white house dozens of times during the obama era including a meeting with then vice president joe biden himself. but the white house is still insisting the president he didn't know anything about that. >> the president says over and over again that he has never spoken to his son about his business dealings. hey spoken to his son's business partners about his son's business dealings? >> again, nothings that changed about what i said yesterday. the president does not get involved in the business dealings of his son. >> even through his son's business partners? >> nothing has changed since what i said yesterday. steve: she has got to say that because joe has said much of the say. fox news contributor lara trump joins us with reaction good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. >> steve: last couple years joe biden has been asked by rep

. >> thanks, steve. >> steve: all right. coming up. got to hear this to believe it activists have a new solution to fight climate change. deflate suv tires. we're going to tell you the areas they plan to disrupt and it could be where you live. and, elon musk's decision not to join twitter's board auto could signal even bigger plans he has for the company. charles payne's bold prediction on twitter. come on up, charles, you are the next contestant on "fox & friends." ♪ money, money, money ♪ in a rich man's world ♪ ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala reduces asthma attacks it's a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occured. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. ask your asthma

steve: nicely put. if we take a state back it's reminding meet you and i have talked over the years about this populist movement in the rejection of the establishment. would biden was elected there is this smugness we got rid of this populism the establishment people are going to realize they want good governance and so on. it is complete rubbish even in the french elections she didn't win but she massively improved that movement is growing. here in america you say he was the leading figure in the republican party? supported it's donald trump. the populism is the response to the elite failure and the continuing to give it legs with their failure. >> yes exactly right. we saw with brexit which began in december of 2016 for then the election of donald trump. we saw with the reelection of victor or bonn and hungary, he split that has been in existence for quite a while it is less conservative versus liberal right versus left the real split is the elite ruling class versus everybody else. now, when she had

steve? >> steve: all right. thank you very much. an arizona brewing company is forced to pay an additional 12,000 bucks in shipping costs for a brewing tank they ordered about a year ago. this after the tank was delayed for months thanks to global supply chain issues. joining us right now is brewery director for phoenix beer company adam woe check. adam, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: it's right over your left shoulder, you ordered that baby back in may of 2021. it finally got here. tell us about the odd desy to get it from china to your place right there in phoenix? >> yeah, it was definitely a time consuming process. we ordered it we were incredibly excited to stay ahead of the demand that they were facing in the coming year. and, you know, it does take about 8 to 12 weeks to produce these tanks, to manufacture them. and then we just hit a road block with the shipping process steve when it bottom it in may you knew how much it would cost and how much it would cost to ship it. it went up $12,000 just in additional

say hi to steve, ainsley, brian. >> they are from your neck of the woods, steve. >> steve: they are, and now they are heading to rome. >> brian: askar ross chastain winning in a thrilling final lap. >> opens the door. >> and on the outside, kyle larson. oh, my gosh. ross chastain. ross -- >> ainsley: joining us now after his very exciting day. ross chastain. >> . >> ainsley: tell the folks at home about your journey before you get into how you felt. some people might not know, this is a brand-new team. you and your team have been the surprise of the season and a real cinderella story. >> yes, ma'am. it is. my joni has been longer than most to get to this point in the cup series. i got on the truck series about 11 years ago in 2011. i ran one race and that turn into a 4 more which turn into a full season. really, i just had big dreams but had no real sense of how they go about our nascar career. somehow, i was able to stick around through several years. finally winning in 2019 or 2018 for the first time in the series. and then getting another shot in 2019 with the motorsports. my jour

>> steve: is it in california? >> jimmy: that there >> steve: does it take you now, the same amount of time as it always has to shave? >> yes [ light laughter ] >> steve: i'mma say no stache. >> yeah. >> jimmy: huh, okay, okay, okay my turn. >> steve: it's in california >> jimmy: thank you -- no, that's not my question [ laughter ] okay okay san diego. you look like a clean cut dude to me. all right, here's my question. do people mistake you for -- for burt reynolds or timothee chalamet? [ laughter ] >> i would say the most i get is the buddha. [ laughter ] >> questlove: ah >> steve: buddha was clean shaven >> jimmy: buddha is clean shaven is what i think you say -- you say - >> steve: i say no stache. >> jimmy: higgins -- quest >> quest: i say stache >> jimmy: you say stache gosh, i'm getting this vibe of no stache. i think he's a clean cut dude. i think no stache. it's time to find out -- >> is there a stache under that mask [ drumroll ] oh [ cheers and applause ♪ yo, that's not bad thank you bud, appreciate it

you love pork. >> steve: i love pork. >> jimmy: you pull your own pork >> steve: pull my own pork all the time when i'm alone. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i know you love food >> steve: i love food. pizza, mm. pork >> jimmy: he says, "he has the ability to see numbers on a house or building without turning the volume down in the car. >> questlove: yes! >> jimmy: that's genius. that's impossible. >> steve: shut up! >> jimmy: he's either a genius or a serial killer >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: this one's from @greencard74 they say, "i will always find the slowest checkout line in any store anywhere if you see me in a line, pick a different lane." [ laughter and applause ten items or less? all right, hold on, you got to make a decision here i have 13 items. maybe i'll make -- three star bursts count as one item, right? kind of? wait, let me get my coupons out of my bag. that's your coupons? oh, yeah definitely i don't even have a dog. i just think i should get the dog food because it's a good deal >> steve: it's such a good bargain. >> jimmy: yeah this one's from @restingbritface [ laughter ] tha

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>> steve: pats. elon musk offered up 44 billion-dollar to buy out twitter and they sold it to him which was unusual. earlier the board of directors had essentially adopted a poison pill so that he couldn't do it. but then he picked up the phone over the weekend and started calling some of the people big stockholders and said hey, why can't i buy you? i can make you a lot of money. by the end of the weekend it was his. >> ainsley: they made it happen. it's going to be private. he want to take it private and take control of it in six months. he wants to add some new features. make the algorithms open source. >> steve: good. >> ainsley: no more spam bots great. he wants to fight spam. you will know if it's a bottom or not. >> brian: one of the biggest surprises i had after donald trump lost the election and they decided to take down twitter, i don't know what they were doing. 100,000. everyone lost like tens of thousands of followers. some people left twitter all together. when i got up today. 20 or 30,

steve: that's a great summary. they are so corrupt and liars. >> it's the evergreen statement. >> see you talk about the elections, there is a couple of things i saw and then to see this really interesting poll that 75 percent of swing voters i wonder where they get this opinion as condescending and out of touch. what about that? >> and that is the downfall of this administration because independents were told the lie that biden would bring confidence to the white house and then we saw this withdrawal that left servicemembers be killed leaving weapons behind in the hands of terrorism and he said we were lied to and then everything else has devolved so now democrats are at this .17.with republicans and democrats they are fired up for the midterm and now resorting to these tactics to fight parental rights and then doubling down on the french policies to try to win over the voters and energize the base in the meantime they are losing the independence when they went for the governor and they are using them in the proce

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go by ah, a i am steve clements and i have a question. as the warren ukraine turned into a long slog. is the window for a diplomatic solution, slowly closing, and was there ever even a window? let's get to the bottom line. ah, the world is coming to the conclusion that the war in ukraine could go on for a very long time. and now the west is shifting its response from soft power to hard power. when the west launched a financial war against russia in february, the hope was at russian leaders. and those who love them would feel the pinch and change course away from war. but it's now obvious that moscow has enough resources to continue its war effort. and ukraine is bracing for some intense fighting in its eastern provinces and or a full nationwide serge. now the west is shifting its emphasis to supplying ukraine with more and heavier weapons. at the same time, a major donor conference was held in poland to provide humanitarian assistance to the millions of ukrainians who have fled their homes. since the start of war and more than $1000000000

we did hiking, you know, steve got very i later went the whole, mississippi river with steve. he was a real believer in this that you take people that goes you got to get the young people excited about history. how'd you meeting and i met steve liked my books on you at heart ambrose was a cold war historian famously wrote a two volume biography of eisenhower three volume on nixon and i met him in american university here. i had delivered a paper on the berlin wall crisis. i met steve at that meeting and then we stayed in touch and i was teaching at hofstra and hofstra. he asked what i remember about it. we do these great presidential conferences still done. yeah, and i did was in charge of the one on theodore roosevelt, which was a really good one because tr lived at sagamore hill just road, and it had a lot of local interest and but i think ambrose i believe it was the nixon one. i believe they may have been a different president, but he he was up there and we talked and he said i want to can you have dinner while i'm up here? and he said i'll stay an extra night because i to

clyde steve, many thanks again, steve rosenberg, our russia editor, in moscow. more than 30 worshippers have been killed at a shia mosque in afghanistan. islamic state militants have said they were responsible for the attack. officials say dozens of people were injured in the explosion in a part of the northern city of mazar—i—sharif, home to many members of the minority hazara community. at cardiff crown court, the mother and stepfather of a five—year—old boy whose body was dumped in a river near bridgend have been convicted of his murder. angharad williamson and john cole were found guilty of killing logan mwangi last summer. a11i—year—old boy was also found guilty of murder. the court had heard that the boy had suffered a brutal and sustained attack. here's our social affairs editor, alison holt. you may find some of the details of her report distressing. do you love bleep? no! you just said you loved bleep, do you love bleep?_ "the sweetest, most beautiful boy" — the words used by logan mwangi's family to describe the five—year—old, who in

see the results. >> steve: oh, wow. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's a slam dunk >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: again -- how come you guys didn't clap or -- i was like, "you faked me out there. you got poker face." they almost kept quiet, like, on purpose they're like, "no, we're not sure if we like it." then loved it. [ laughter ] very, very interesting >> steve: that's stealth >> jimmy: here we go, tweet number four. "but 'how' did they find out that you heal a jellyfish sting by peeing on it? [ laughter and applause ♪ i understand, but how did you figure it out? all right, i think this is going to do pretty well. let's see the results on this one. whoa [ cheers and applause >> steve: 189, come on >> jimmy: that's almost a perfect score. >> what's the highest one can get? >> jimmy: yeah, that's it. >> steve: 189? >> jimmy: this is the last one here they say, "grabbing your friend at a party and saying, 'here, tell these guys what you just told me, is the original retweet.'" all right, cast your votes right there. i already know which one it is just because i know. all right, read

thank you, steve. thank you for having me. so what's the bottom line? the warren ukraine has been really ugly with possible war crimes committed and it could get uglier, with no end in sight, sitting around and hoping that it's going to end soon just won't help. so what's the world supposed to do? my guess today is sending a message of american support for ukraine, an nato allies. but he's also sending a signal that russia could lose so much more of putin escalates this war. already russia is becoming cut off from the world and the gains that made over the past few decades. i very much hope i'm wrong on this, but right now it looks like escalation is more likely than not. and that grim reality is what the whole world needs to brace for. and that may mean a period of sacrifice and hardship for many, not just in ukraine, but all over the world. and that's the bottom line. ah. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people, unprompted uninterrupted, the witnessing a much more humane response. what's happening to the ukrainians than what has been mee

: wow. >> jimmy: that's unfortunate >> steve: why? >> jimmy: next we have congressman rick crawford. he said, "i got there as soon as i could leave my second job singing to customers at cold stone creamery." [ applause ] >> steve: "i used to call her danny --" >> jimmy: here's senator tommy tuberville after biden's speech, he said, "i was distracted. i kept thinking about how my name would be perfect for a water park mascot. [ laughter ] "kids, you want to get a a photo? >> steve: "right let's go down to tuberville. [ laughter ] up next we have congressman earl blumenauer. he said, "i was too busy trimming my bangs. bangs are coming back. bangs and bowties, baby -- b.b.b. [ laughter and applause >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: finally we have congressman august pfluger "he said i pflought it pflasn't pflery pflood. [ laughter and applause there you have it, everybody stick around after the break we're playing "can you feel it" with zoe kravitz come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ >> oh no right, you'll be fine. >> jimmy: ahh! i hate this g

you know, steve got very -- i later went the whole mississippi river of steve. you got to get the young people excited about history. >> how did you meet him? >> i met steve at heart, ambrose was a cold war historian. famously wrote a two volume biography of eisenhower, three volume on nixon, and i met him at american university here. i had delivered a paper on the berlin wall crisis. i met steve at that meeting. and then we stayed in touch, and i was teaching at hofstra, and at hofstra, you ask what i remember about it, we did these great presidential conferences. >> still do. >> yeah. and i did -- was in charge of the one on theodore roosevelt, which was a really good one, because tr lived at sagamore hill just down the road and had a lot of local interest, but ambrose, i believe it was the nixon one, i believe, and they may have been a different president, but he was up there, and we talked and he said i want to -- can you have dinner while i'm up here, and he said i'll stay an extra night because i told him i had to run this conference and do this and that.