it is popular in kentucky. recreational marijuana the more untestable numbers are not the same but look at the government model to treat pain in america in the past is write a prescription for the opioid that has not worked out very well especially states like kentucky. and then we have to look at alternative forms of pain relief as opposed to what the current business model is in kentucky to write a pain pill. i think that will be brought back up but that is more of the state legislators then congress. host: republican line up next. >>caller: a quick question. can you inform the public about what will be occurring with the geneva conference next week? it's my understanding the who governing legislative body and then taking a vote on the healthcare system and it sounds like it will pass with serious concerns for national sovereignty so can you please explain that? >> you did a very good job to explain that. you know more about it than i do. i am definitely with that but i will familiarize myself with that today

the junior senator from kentucky has not done that. so right now in conjunction with leader mcconnell, i'm giving senator paul an opportunity to do just that. i'm offering to hold a vote on his amendment, even though i disagree with it. let the chamber speak its will. let both sides of the aisle have input. and for heaven's sake, let's get ukraine funding done asap. we must keep our promise to the people of ukraine, and i hope the junior senator from kentucky does not stand in the way of keeping that promise. if senator paul persists in his reckless demand, we will not allow him to insert his lang into this bill without a without and all he will accomplish is to single-handedly delay desperately needed ukraine aid. i yield to the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: as i said earlier today, the ukrainian people are fighting valiantly in a war they didn't ask for. their brave self-defense is literally -- has literally shocked the skeptics and inspired freedom-lov

>> madam president bray. >> editor kentucky. observing the right to object, my oath of office is to the u.s. constitution not to any foreign nation, no matter how sympathetic the cause my oath of office is to the national security of the united states of america. we cannot save ukraine by dooming the u.s. economy in march inflation hit a 40 year high gasoline alone is up 48%. energy prices are up 32% over the last year. food prices have increased by nearly 9% for use vehicle 35% and new vehicle prices have increased to 12% or more. yes inflation does not just come out of nowhere comes from deficit spending. united states spent nearly $5 trillion in covid-19 bailouts linked with the highest and sustained levels of inflation in u.s. history. americans are feeling the pain congress seems intent on only adding to that pain by shoveling more money out the door as fast as they can for this bill under consideration second spending bill from ukraine in two months. three times larger than the first. military aid to ukraine is new though

we are joined by congressman james comer of kentucky. he is the ranking republican on the house oversight and reform committee, the ranking member. wrapping up your sixth year in congress, welcome back to "washington journal." guest: it is great to be back. host: we finished the last hour talking about our viewers -- talking with our viewers about an aid package and now a senate action having move forward last, what was your view on that measure and how did you vote on it? guest: i voted against this package. i voted in favor of the earlier package. i support ukraine. i support everything they are doing. we have already given them over $10 million. it is important that ukraine defeats russia. we have a terrible inflation problem here in america and it has -- was created by overspending in washington. why can't we give ukraine a little bit at a time instead of one big blank check? one of the things that some senators are calling for as an inspector general, i think the appropriate route is to give the appearance that congress is trying to

candidacy for governor in 2023. >> andy is not uniting kentucky. this governor does not reflect our values. he's never going to change, so we have to change our governor. kentucky needs a governor who uses common sense. one bold enough to defend innocent life. a governor who understands that only faith can keep us strong. >> laura: joining me now is kentucky attorney general and candidate for governor, daniel cameron. daniel, great to see you tonight. i think it was a morning consult poll found than andy beshear the incumbent governor is the most popular in the country? did kentucky miss something about the covid vols in your state? what's that all about? >> yeah, well, i think that, look, when you think about what we're trying to do in terms of establishing common sense and making sure that's in our governor's office. you look at this governor who, in the midst of the pandemic decided to shut down churches and shut down small businesses. he recently vetoed legislation that would ensure the integrity of women's sports. and then he's vetoed and foug

officer: the junior senator from kentucky. mr. paul: today we will have a bill before us, os stebsably -- os spencably tiled r titled -- titled about domestic terrorism, but it would be the democrat plan to name our police as white supremacists and neo-nazis. i met policemen and throughout kentucky, and i've not one policeman motivated or -- or consumed with any kind of racial rage. what i've met are proud policemen and women who care about the people they protect in our society but also who care about their fellow officers. i've not met one policeman who would not defend their partner, black, white, jewish, christian, muslim. i don't see the kind of insulting rage that the democrats have for our police. i met our country's young soldiers and marines. i don't meet racists, i don't meet white supremacists, i don't meet neo-nazis, i meet young men and women who are courageous enough to defend our country and what an insult it is to put a bill before the house and say our marines are consumed with white supremacy and neo-naziism. how

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that's where i came from barbados to kentucky. my dream was to win the kentucky it every thursday. if you work hard, and you do right that people will give you the opportunity and thank god god bless us, and now we're here in the position where the sky's the limit. it's a $3 million prize at stake and tomorrow's kentucky derby race. but before we get there today, up first we have the kentucky oaks happening later this evening. that's the race of the three year old fillies, female horses, and that's why we wear pink today in louisville, kentucky. i'm lydia, who with the fox business network. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. and off the top of five illegal car stunt scarring oakland streets this evening business is gearing up for the possibility of another chaotic night psychos erupting at two separate locations in oakland last night. good evening. i'm andre. senior everyone i'm frank mallicoat had happened. nearby the first friday location and out vendors and visitors are hoping there will not be a repeat report performance tonight. ktvu zim. agus joins us live from oakland wit

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i love watching the kentucky derby. i'm very excited. >> brian: how much have you lost betting on horses. >> carley: i have never bet money. should i start? >> carley: pro-gambling. >> brian: $40 million lost betting. >> pete: that will put extra pressure. >> rachel: amazing headline on the baby formula. how third world we have gotten. that's third world. they told moms and dads just dilute your formula, add some water because there are shortages. did you ever think that would happen in america? >> pete: no. >> rachel: it's insanity and stressful for parents and up 20% by the way. formula. >> carley: one of my girlfriends was telling me about it hitting people hard. >> brian: if you have similac drop it off or share it. >> pete: or put it on ebay. maybe not. don't price gouge. if you have extra, share. >> rachel: okay, share. >> brian: just to change gears. just a little bit. i don't know if you have noticed just to change gears just a little bit. disinformation roll out of this disinformation bureau the czar. not going

let's go, so take the derby is the opening night for the kentucky derby festivities. and guests can walk around the facility at the center and what is available across the nation that tracks. that the -- i haven't eaten anything. do you have any recommendations? >> pot stickers. >> shrimp, tuna. >> my favorite was the one -- what was it, the smoked brisket. speak with the dumpling over there was good to. >> i brought my chicken dumplings and a surfeit for kentucky so i made a bourbon glaze. >> there you go. it is so good. >> wild cat fish with pickled onions and some saltine crackers. because so, these are the coconut crisps. >> i love to choose the flavors of my childhood. >> here we go, okay. [laughter] >> you are right, it is all fused together. beautiful. >> so tonight scholarship winner, we will get one from the university: mary institution and churchill downs is so proud to sponsor that every year. it is also exciting to watch because they do it live manatt on stage. you won! >> i know, i can't believe it. it will hit me tomorrow. [cheers and applause] because s

lexington, kentucky. stephen on the democrats line. caller: thank you for having me and thank you for allowing this moment to talk to someone from kentucky. i moved here two years ago. i love it. i have lived in florida, nebraska, colorado, california. my question for you is why hasn't kentucky passed marijuana laws? there is so much potential here in this state and we are slowly being surrounded by other states that are seated with the revenue coming in and the full potential and i would say the majority of your citizens here are for it so why hasn't this happened? guest: thank you for the question. that is a question for the kentucky state legislature in frankfort. i was in the state legislature for 11 years from 2001 to 2011 before becoming commissioner of agriculture in kentucky. i'm familiar with the state legislature. i keep up with what they do and they had an opportunity to pass a bill that would legalize medical marijuana. i agree with the caller that it is popular in kentucky, medical stick around -- attica marijuana. recreat

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what is the kentucky topic -- kentucky derby drinking you i want to credit my mom and dad who are watching. we have some great drinks. when we think of the kentucky derby what we think of? mint juleps. which i'm going to a kentucky derby party tonight. and then we have one of the classics, one for the roses. it is ice tea, bourbon, syrup, lemon. that is the serving glass we went. this is the one we use. we have to end -- triple chocolate cake. the derby is about color, fun, the wonderful hats, i have my girl had on. it is beautiful. it is great. i love it. that is traditional fun. she is starting. it is about dressing up and celebrating. we've got to come out to the derby. will: it is a little large. >> morning is night and tonight's morning. will: glad you brought fried chicken sandwiches and chocolate cake. >> a glass of bourbon. rachel: i want to say one thing, coming down the stairs she went up and fixed it. you are exactly the way i imagine. what is the name of the alcohol? >> blue bourbon. everybody, happy. pete: one for me and one for will. rachel: a true fairytale ending. so often,

a we'll be watching this ballot in kentucky. a rising star in the gop has just announced his candidacy for governor in 2020 three and bashir is not uniting. kentucky governor does not reflect our values. he's never going to change. soor we. have to change our governor . g kentuckyover needs a governor who uses common sense.sens one bolde. enough to defendha innocent life. the governor understands that only faith can keep us strong.g. joining me now is kentuckyky a attorney generalttorney and cane for governor daniel kameron. daniel , great to see you tonight . a recent i think it was a morning consult pollsu found that andy bushier, the incumbent governor , is the most popular democratic governor in the country. did kentucky miss somethingis about the covid controls that were in place and europe and your state? what's that all about? well, yeah. well,, i think that look, when you think about what we're trying to do in terms establishing common sense and making sure that's in our's governors office, you look at this governor who

and i'll show you the favorites as of right now for today's kentucky derby. there's been a lot of changing on this favorites leader board as you might say. epicenter and taiba are co-favorites. epicenter trained by hall of failer steve asmussen. epicenter certainly a great horse, he's won four of the six races he's competed in. taiba used to be trained by bob baffert, but he's suspended from churchill downs for two years after medina spirit was disqualified after testing positive for a banned substance. this is only taiba's third race. no horse has won the derby in its third race since 1883. for most people coming through the gates or watching at home, the kentucky derby, it's a one-day event but the work here at churchill downs, it never stops. for this week's difference makers, we highlight the back side learning center, which provides support and resources for racetrack workers and their families. >> the horse racing industry, you know, it really requires a very special kind of person, a very special kind of work force that is very dedicated. the work here

that's the kentucky. my dream is to win the kentucky it every thursday. if you work hard, and you do right that people will give you the opportunity and thank god god bless us, and now we're here in the position where the sky's the limit. it's a $3 million prize at stake and tomorrow's kentucky derby race. but before we get there today, up first we have the kentucky oaks happening later this evening. that's the race of the three year old fillies, female horses, and that's why we wear pink today. louisville, kentucky. i'm lydia, who with the fox business network. we are seeing some dramatic new video tornadoes that swept through and over kansas last friday. wow surveillance video showing the moments of tornado passes by an elementary school, the powerful winds, tossing to breathe through the air and swept away. a parked car in another shot from inside the school you can actually the wave of debris as the wind blows sideways through the parking lot. more than 1000 buildings were damaged, but amazingly, officials say nobody was injured. how that does amazing

he's won two kentucky derbies before. if he's able to win today, he'll be the oldest jockey to win and i caught up to him and asked him what the secret to his longevity. >> i've been working with trainers for about 30 years now and at 56 it is paying off. >> at 56, you appreciate these a little more than you did maybe in your earlier days? >> without a doubt. you certainly look at them different. when your young and you think you could ride 10 more of these things. at least in your mind you could kind of feel that way and at this stage of my career, this could be the last one. i don't plan on it. i'm not that far. i'm not saying that i'm retiring. >> reporter: now another popular pick today is the other favorite, epicenter, he's won four of the six races. now he's trained by steve asmusen. he's had 23 horses in the kentucky derby and never won. it is the most starts in the ze derby without winning and he's hoping this is finally going to be his year. >> it is something that i've dreamt about since i was a kid. i grew news

, moving out of kentucky. and not only were black people the first to do it, but they were some of the best. like isaac burns murphy. seen here think being racism, probably. isaac was considered one of the greatest jockeys in history, the first person to win the ken den derby three times and his win record is still unmarched to this day at 44 percent. murphy was the first rider ever to be inducted into the horse racing hall of fame which is the highest honor a jockey can receive other than being told oh, you are actually taller than i expected. but despite their success in the sport, black riders soon all but disappeared from horse racing. making it yet another thing that started out very black, but became very white. much like rock 'n' roll or brooklyn. and that's because of the early 1900s. theres with a concerted effort to push black jockies out of the sport. white racers engaged in harsh tactics both on and off the tracks. they would hit black riders with the riding crops. or run them into the rails. two t

soaking it in after the race. >> your son a kentucky derby winning trainer. how does that feel for you >> unbelievable. i can't even -- i can't explain it it's unreal. >> reporter: all of this from a horse that was purchased last june for all of $30,000. you can imagine he's probably worth a little bit more now. and he's got a shot to win the triple crown a real life underdog story about an actual dark horse, willie and hoda back to you still cannot believe it out here. >> we love the horse, we love the trainer. we love the joblgy but we really love dad what a great moment. jesse, thank you >> joining us now is one of the guys behind rich strike's success. trainer eric reed. hey, we heard you say that you practically passed out when your horse won. we're wondering how you are feeling this morning >> i'm full of life this morning. >> i bet you are, eric congratulations. you guys were very confident you say we wouldn't put a horse in this race that we didn't think could win the kentucky derby. but now with a couple of days distance, come clean with us the horse

. >> the kentucky derby, incredible. we'll talk to two people who saw this coming, the owner and trainer of rich strike will be our guests later this hour. >> that's exciting. >> friday morning, this horse was not in the race. >> was not in the race. i think they bought it for $30,000. >> 30 grand. >> was not in the race. got in the race 30 minutes before deadline. was on the outside post. 10-4. kornacki, his big board blew up. >> he'd have to get a new one. a big investment for msnbc. >> it was a shock. jonathan lemire -- oh, here it is. we have to see rich strike. >> look at this horse. >> rich strike is in the back. look at the pack of horses they have to go through. 80-1 odd. epicenter at the front. >> that's the one they're all talking about. >> epicenter was the favorite of the race. there was a race down the stretch. look at this. he finds his way to the post and just rides the post now. everybody is clumped up the middle. he's just riding the post, flying. >> look at this. >> goes to the right. isn't that amazing

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don't forget to tune in saturday right here on nbc bay area for full coverage of the kentucky derby. and don't forget to follow kari because she always gives you recipes for your mint juleps. >> turfing is a dance style born in oakland and it's taking a national stage in a competition today. >> this style is turf, which stands for taking up room on the floor. this is through dance that features freestyle movements that combine gliding, popping, and bone breaking. >>ient dough what that is. good. >> it looks like breaking your bones. >> the competition will feature one-on-one battles with different styles. no plans choreography, no preselected music. >> what you'll expect to see with turf dancing is a lot of grooves, aauthenticity, story telling, and a lot of creativity. >> the competition starts at 6:30 tonight. last minute tickets are $20. the crowd will decide who's the best, and the winner will advance to the national finals two weekends from now in new orleans. >> kari, you ready for the kentucky derby? >> i'm always ready for the derby. yeah, i'm going to be decorating my hat to

old crow is a beloved institution in kentucky. we go to louisville, kentucky. >> it is great to see you, a lot of people tune in to this. who is good, who is not. potentially a spoiler. what does it look like today? >> reporter: a lot of suspense around a couple of questions. by the way, facetime is difficult to see, i apologize. two horse, epicenter is one of them, the other is zandon, one is 3-2, the other is 3-1. which one emerges as the favorite. this guy goes to the sporting events, he is talking about making a three million dollar bet on one of the two horses. he will decide which one is the favorite. the other story line is all the controversy over the last year around bob bassert, it seemed he had won the derby with medinna spirit. later disqualified. bob baffert, two horses transferred to another trainer. this will be the third race in numbers for the horse have been astro nominal. the two former baffert-trained horses. he is not training them, but they have chances as well. >> are you great even on facetime. when our vie

of the 148 kentucky derby. the improbable champion pulling off the biggest upset and over 100 years. even his own trainer could not believe the way in. >> i don't know how i fell down the paddock. i passed out. i am so happy. >> calling which strike a long shot is an understatement. >> deals are 75 to 1. what have we learned about the jury? you never know. >> if you were paying attention to the number 21 a horse that was added to just the day before the race. >> as we head to the back stretch, simplification is left. which strike. >> moments before the finish, it was favorites and per sandra and sander who were neck and neck, leading the pack. >> these two, stride for stride. >> but then, out of nowhere. >> rachel strike is coming up on the inside! oh my goodness! >> his jockey, venezuelan -- knew he had made history. >> on the last 50 years, i say, i got the race! and then we get it. the dream come true. >> a cinderella story for these kentucky derby first-timers. >> they know who is now. >> unbelievable. i ca

and in kentucky, charles booker has won the democratic primary for u.s. senate, becoming the first black candidate in kentucky to win a major party nomination for senate. he will face republican senator rand paul in november. for more, we're joined by two guests. we begin with david sirota, investigative journalist, founder of the news website the lever, editor at large for jacobin, and former advisor for senator bernie sanders during his presidential campaign. i nephew minutes, we will also turn to nina turner, who earlier this month lost her race for congress in ohio after facing massive spending and attacks by superpacs. david, let's begin with you. you have a piece headlined "they are not even pretending anymore: democratic leaders are joining with oligarchs to try to permanently destroy the progressive movement." talk about this and what -- why don't we go to the states in the primaries that you feel are most significant right now. >> looked, i think the leadership and the super pac you mentioned really did make an effort to rigged these primaries, m

but the killing at the kroger and louisville, kentucky. you turn around too have the killing at a synagogue init pittsburgh that is within seven days and we keep repeating these incidents. we have tois take this is not isolated situations that these are part of a larger scheme we believe in the justice department must as a focus on this so we can protect communities and protect democracy pick.e >> does that mean more gun control efforts? more efforts along the lines ofq was being put out on social media? you keep talking about these tools, what are these tools using the justice department has in this? >> as part of the conversation on friday. i think social media platforms are not being accountable section 2:30 have allowed them to l not be held liable for activity on the platform. we need to have physical gun control. look, i like to hunt. you don't use an automatic ak-47 to hunt bird or deer. we have to address that. there are a lot of things that they have of their current toolbox to go to their website the turn but thehe rise in crim.

secret oath, of philly, who won the kentucky oaks two weeks ago, the kentucky derby for female horses, her race was so impressive in the kentucky oaks that her trainer says i'm going to take it shot. i am going to do shot at the colts. my horse might be good enough. we will see what happens. it is a great story with her. the trainer is 86 years old. his name is dean wayne lucas. he was a king of his sports in the 80s and 90s. he is still added. he soda gets up and goes to the barn at 3:30 in the morning. it has been a long time since they had it this good with a shot this big on a stage like this. a great story with the trainer, a great story with the horse. if they are going to win this race or pretty much anyone else going to get the victory, they will all have to be epicenter. epicenter will go off as the clear favorite. epicenter looks like he had the kentucky derby one until it had the strike in the last final yards. a lot of people think that this could be the best three year old horse in the country. he shows up with something to prove. we will see if he can live up to the bill

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the longest shot has won the kentucky derby! >> and it was a stunning upset at churchill downs for a horse that just 48 hours ago was an alternate in the kentucky derby. "new day" starts right now . >>> it is sunday, may 8th. thank you very much for waking up with us. happy mother's day to you and to all the moms out there. >> thank you. thank you so much. it means a lot. and, you know, it's interesting because i was thinking about this morning the moms in ukraine who are separated from their husbands and potentially their sons today and what this must be for them. and we want to start in ukraine because there is news from there where 60 people are feared dead following the bombing of a school in the luhansk region. local officials say 90 people were sheltering in the school when a russian plane bombed that building. we know 30 people were rescued. a regional official says the others are "most likely dead." >> president biden is holding a virtual summit today with other g7 leaders as well as ukrainian president volodymyr zelensk

guests are encouraged to dress in their best kentucky derby ensemble. they'll be serving derby-inspired food and wine. that's today, 11:00 to 5:30. >>> buster posey is headed back to the giants but, unfortunately, it is just for one day. happening today, the giants will honor their long-time catcher with buster posey day to celebrate his 12 years with the team. this will be the first time posey has been back at oracle park since announcing his retirement the end of last season. posey helped lead the giants to three world series championships. it also happens before the giants take on the cardinals today at 4:00 p.m. >>> and the golden state warriors continue their playoff battle with memphis tonight. game three of the conference semifinals takes place at chase center. this matchup is already giving fans a series worth of dramatic moments. draymond green was fined $25,000 for flipping off memphis fans. he did so while walking to the locker room on tuesday after being elbowed in the eye and bleeding. meanwhile, the grizzlies will be without brooks for gam

plus, the big news on the triple crown-- the announcement from the underdog winner of the kentucky derby. and finally tonight, you have to see this video. the good samaritans who bring a woman suffering a medical emergency behind the wheel to safety. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. tonight, we want to begin with a crisis many say shouldn't be happening here in the united states of america-- a struggle for parents to get baby formula. we learned today that the white house is now scrambling to find a solution to the country's worsening shortage. president biden spoke earlier with retailers and manufacturers and is trying to import more supplies from other countries. nationwide, parents are doing whatever it takes to feed their babies: message boards, social media, even offering to swap formula. we're hearing stories from moms like one in texas today who usually gets formula for free from social services, but she says they've b

vamos a hacer una pausa, pero les cuento que en el famoso kentucky derby muchas sorpresas noshgs por aquí... nunca nadie lo hace. yo no fui. por eso sabía que necesitábamos ultra oxi con el poder limpiador de tide. ahora... podemos remover todas las manchas más difíciles que nadie hizo. yo no fui. tiene que ser tide. y seguimos aquÍ en "ediciÓn digital", vamos a ver una historia maravillosa, la gran carrera del kentucky bderby, el caballo no estaba en la lista de participantes y entrÓ en la posiciÓn a Última hora. >> tenemos esa sorpresa, el jinete sonny leÓn, felicidades, de de verdad que eres un orgullo hispano poniendo el nombre de los latinos en alto!, gracias para acompaÑarnos. >> gracias. >> dijiste que tu sueÑo era no ganar y ganaste. cuÉntanos, ¿cÓmo te sentiste al ser aceptado a Última hora? >> wow!, fue increÍble, saber el dÍa viernes a las 9:00 de la maÑana que por cosa del destino tuvieron que sacar caballo de di lucas y de esa manera entramos, estÁbamos elegibles y dio nos dio la oportunidad. >> ¿a quÉ crees tambiÉn que se debiÓ esta victoria?, a

goodness what the kentucky derby red strike has done it and a stunning. unbelievable upset this is not rich strike came in with odds of 80 to one. you know who expected him to win nobody. down the stretch. he overtook epicenter who came in second and zandon was third rich strike. sunny leone paying $160 to win on a $2 bet that almost nobody made and the crazy even crazier story about rich strike is as of yesterday. the horse was not even in the field one other horse dropped out rich strike is in and now a kentucky derby champion. that's good stuff. that is an underdog story. yeah i've ever heard one. okay, larry. thanks and hey even recognition for buster posey his recognition of supporting young baseball fans when we returned as the team celebrates buster posey we take a look at how he helped children in underserved communities get in the game. join abc 7 for the virtual professional businesswomen of california conference, may 10th and 11th and hear from keynote speakers, mindy kaling lena waith rita moreno and more. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good mornin

that horseplaysed second in the kentucky -- horse placed second in the kentucky derby. >> obviously, received some accolades being the fave going in -- the favorite going in. the thing to appreciate is you have to be able to do it again. we've got a lot to of faith in him. >> reporter: last year we saw a record amount wageredded from all sources on preakness day, $112.5 million. so with the enthusiasm of having the event back in person, arthel, we're waiting to see how much is going to be wageredded to around the preakness race. post time is at 7:01, arthel. arthel: hey, ya, we have an internal bet going on, and that is who will you let use your hat, me or my producer jane? i'm betting on myself, that you'll let me use your gorgeous hat. [laughter] >> reporter: you know what? i am happy to share. this is done by christine moore, and i bet it would look great on both of you. you can have it any time. arthel: so diplomatic, i love it. and your hat is gorgeous. lydia huh, thank you -- lydia hu, thank you so much. and we'll be right back. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that

he's the grandson of kentucky derby winner northern dancer. and zippy, too, could have been one of the all-time greats, if only at the start of every race, he just would have... started. >> they're off, and dwelling in the gate is zippy chippy. >> reporter: zippy never quite understood why everybody was in such a rush. he lost every race he was in, over 100. >> zippy chippy finishes last. >> reporter: 101, if you count the time he lost to a minor league baseball player. that cemented his reputation as the losingest race horse in history. this is zippy back in 2000, with his owner and faithful companion felix monserrate. felix died a few years ago, but he never gave up on this horse. >> zippy is like my son. i like him a lot. and every time he run, he makes me feel good. >> reporter: zippy lived out last leg of his life here at the old friends at cabin creek retirement farm in upstate new york. he died last month at the age of 31 and is now being celebrated finally, as the winner that he was. >> he was loved. we'll miss him. >> reporter: not a

that's because the kentucky derby is run. >> that's the first of the big three. the kentucky derby, belmont and then -- >> preakness. >> preakness. >> there you go. all right. may or nay? the month gets its name from the greek deity maya? >> nay. >> i'm going to say nay. >> it is may. it does. it's true. >> it is may, man. >> maya is associated with growth and birth. >> okay. >> she was atlas' -- >> these are really hard. i don't know. >> well, you're not doing so bad. may or nay, star trek day occurs on the 4th of may every year? >> i mean, come on. >> nay. would you like to explain to the people why? >> may the 4th be with you. >> it's a "star wars" reference. >> disney is the parent company of abc news. >> thank you for that, andrew. we can all keep our jobs. may or nay? may is considered a lucky month for u.s. presidents because it's when the white house was built? >> there's no such thing as a lucky month for anyone in politics. >> i know. nay? >> it is nay. but here's a fun fact for you. may is the only month that no u.s. president has ever died. every othe

s. congress in kentucky. you're welcome to the program. you're not in the g o p, but are you one of those so named isolation as voices? well, i, i am not aware that there are any isolationist in the united states, but thomas jefferson talked about that he said, trade and neutral goodwill with all countries and tangling alliances with 9. so if you want to call me and i shall lation as i would be, a thomas jefferson, isolationist right. president biden has been came to shift responsibility for rising cost and inflation. and on to russia, jeffery, calling a price hike. is that for? do you think the american people are buying it? well, it's completely false. in my opinion, the main causes of inflation are very long standing policies of the united states and congress. and i would list 3 of them. 75 years of grossly excessive spending by congress on needed weapons and illegal unnecessary wars. number 2, incomplete incompetence of the so called federal reserve for the last 15 to 20 years or more, also known as the fed. and 3 reckless, foolish cou