>> frank sinatra. >> jimmy: that's a pretty big star. did you get to talk to frank sinatra? >> it was actually cool. abc was doing a live frank sinatra concert from madison square garden where he was in the boxing rink. howard cosell introduced him. and i was asked at some point to get mr. sinatra listerine. we're at madison square garden. it's not like there's a listerine store in madison square garden. so i dutifully ran out and found a drugstore of some sort. this is before cvs. this is 45 years ago. and found listerine, went to his dressing room, knocked on the door, felt like i was about four feet tall. and a security person, who was about ten feet tall opened the door, yes? i said i have mr. sinatra's listerine. yeah, kid, wait a minute. the next thing i know, frank sinatra appears. what's your name? i told him my name. where are you from? i was born in brooklyn. the two of us are brooklyn boys. he said what do you do? i gave him my title, gave him the listerine. he handed me a fresh $100 bill. >> jimmy: wow. >> interestingly enough, at the end of the concert, everybod

guest: i appreciate your point about frank sinatra. iis mostno doubt that he famous line is i did it my way. that is on point with donald trump. i hope he doesn't try to sing that. host: the next caller is from aurora, indiana. caller: we've got a complete mess. takeemocrats want to everything the working people work for. talked about how much money they want to take from the rich. these guys create jobs. america is under siege by the democrats. they are taken away all of our want to give us everything free, which will never happen. will never happen because god says the world would be destroyed by fire. he has talked about people on the streets. everyhat we've got in country. i never thought i would see a day when our children wouldn't be safe at school. it's the people. guns don't kill you. it's the people behind the guns. democrats know nothing. they are stupid. host: go ahead and respond to that. guest: first of all, i believe in science. that the more we focus on the science of things like the climate crisis, the better off we wil

. >> stephen: was it frank sinatra. >> sure they followed the ghost of frank sinatra. that was good. >> stephen: what was the most positive thing to come out of this book, do you think. >> as much as this is a story about a lot of dark things and crimes and cover-ups and these systems of mutual protection of powerful people, it's a story of brave whistleblowers who came forward. source after sour stood up from the inside of the operation and said, "i'm developing a conscience about this. this should stop. we should have the free press in this country. reporters shouldn't be threatened." i don't see any stynes-- ( cheers and applause ) i think we're going to keep seeing that. i think whistleblowers will keep coming. i i think reporters woan stop and just the way fellow reporters have rallied around this book is very moving to me and giving me hope the free press is alive and well. >> stephen: i understand in the actual-- when you were working on this, in one of the draftz of this you proposed to your fiance, jon lovett. how did that come out? >> friend of this program.

sinatra's on and then had to pay child support for frank sinatra son. but he's plugged in, never mind all that, he's also denting one of obama's former speechwriters. what this will story really is is at a certain level, it's understood that people have pathologies, people have publishers, people can be cycle for pathic here are all meant to be total title on the other guy's tail. the fact that harvest weinstein is saying, if you come after me i will leak some dirt on matt lauer. nbc is saying, well, we stick with harvey and that is what it is. they feel that ronan farrell is guilty of some kind of betrayal. i think it's only because of who he is and the particular background that he was big enough actually be adjustment in the regular working joe, just a regular guy with some worthless journalism degree from some lousy college, he would never actually have been able to break the story. he broke the code that it's the agreed group at a certain level of celebrity, whether it's political, television, show business, whether you're harvey weinstein, hillary

sinatra's son and woody allen complains that he's had to pay child support for frank sinatra's son. there's a whole complicated thing there but he says plugged in, never mind all that, he's also dating one of obama's former speechwriters and this -- and what this whole story really is is that at a certain level it's understood thatev people he pathologies, people have fetishes, people can be psychopathic, but the fact is there's a certain level of celebrity, you're all meant to agree not to tattle on the other guys tales. and so the fact that -- so harvey weinstein is saying to nbc if you come after me i will leak some dirt on matt lauer and nbc is saying, well, we stick with harvey and that's what it is. they feel that ronan farrell is guilty of some kind of class betrayal and in fact i think it's only because who he is in his particular background that he was big enough actually, if he just been a regular working joe, just a regular guy with some worthless journalism degree from some lousy college, he would never have actually been able to break the story. the code -- broke the co

all right. [ random generator sound ] frank sinatra. "itsy bitsy -- >> jimmy: frank sinatra is doing the -- >> together: "itsy bitsy spider." >> okay, all right >> jimmy: never heard this >> here we go. here we go okay, watch this ♪ ♪ ♪ the itsy bitsy spider [ cheers ] came up the waterspout down came the rain and washed that spider out ♪ ♪ out came that crazy sun hey and dried up all that rain ♪ ♪ and the itsy bits cooky ring-a-din little spider climbed up that spout again ♪ >> jimmy: yes! ♪ >> thank you thank you. >> jimmy: give it up for keegan-michael key we'll be right back with more of "the tonight show," everybody. come on back ♪ the itsy bitsy spider went up that waterspout ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ ever since we moved here, i've been noticing it. i think the house is changing him... -[ gasps ] -up and at 'em! ...into his father. [ eerie music plays ] is it scary? -[ gasps ] -it's in eco mode. so don't touch it. mm-hmm. i can't stop this from swinging. must be a draft in here. but he did save a bunch

and as we come to the end of what must be the longest retirement since frank sinatra, mr speaker, i am sure the whole house will want to join me in thanking you and hoping that you enjoy in your retirement the soothing predicament that you escape for the rest of us... you have served for ten years, given real power to backbenchers, vastly expanded the use of urgent questions which has been overwhelmingly popular with government ministers, and open up the number of emergency debates which is even more popular with even more government ministers. and in the great tradition of a great speaker, you stood up for parliament when it has to be stood up for and i think we thank you for that. as your former deputy speaker, can i say that nobody has set in the chair who has done more to defend and promote the rights of lgbti people in this country and throughout the world when so many people live in fear of being born the way they are, i salute you. thank you. plaid cymru's leader paid her tribute in welsh. speaking welsh. i don't think we will see your like again but we will miss you and this ho

[laughing] and as what must be the longest retirement since frank sinatra -- [laughing] -- mr. the whole house what ton me in thanking you and hoping that you enjoy in your retirement the soothing medicaments that you -- [laughing] and i know members from across the aisle want to join in wishing you the very best for final in the world cup. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> and dr. alan whitehead. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to fully assess myself with the comments of the prime minister about your service as speaker, and to wish you a long and successful life after your speakership has come to an end. later we will be producing a strong offer on climate emergency and net zero and forthcoming election including a full ban on extension of -- extraction fossil fueled by fracking. what chances did the prime minister think he has a matching this offer particularly in light of the news the conservative manifesto will be written by a

brian: frank sinatra was kind of out for while. he had to rediscover himself. ainsley: really? brian: the thing called rock and roll and beatles took the country by storm. later i will expand on it. ainsley: i hope you do. steve: only done american history. maybe music history will your next book. brian: i haven't checked my tweeter. jillian: ainsley i was born in the wrong era. i am 80 years old at heart. ainsley: '50s, wear poodle skirts. brian: the victrolas, they sounded so great. jillian: you guys continue to discuss that i will give you headlines. we begin with this story. today florida lawmakers will decide the fate of the sheriff at the center of the parkland shooting response. a independent investigator recommended scott israel's reinstatement. andrew pollak's daughter meadow was one of people killed at marjory stoneman douglas. he joined us earlier, laying out the mistakes that he says were made. >> broward sheriff's office dropped a tip he was going to be the shooter and shoot up the school. eight of disdeputies brian, pulled up, took a perimeter around the school in

guest: i appreciate your point about frank sinatra. iis mostno doubt that he famous line is i did it my way. that is on point with donald trump. i hope he doesn't try to sing that. host: the next caller is from aurora, indiana. caller: we've got a complete mess. takeemocrats want to everything the working people work for. talked about how much money they want to take from the rich. these guys create jobs. america is under siege by the democrats. they are taken away all of our want to give us everything free, which will never happen. will never happen because god says the world would be destroyed by fire. he has talked about people on the streets. everyhat we've got in country. i never thought i would see a day when our children wouldn't be safe at school. it's the people. guns don't kill you. it's the people behind the guns. democrats know nothing. they are stupid. host: go ahead and respond to that. guest: first of all, i believe in science. that the more we focus on the science of things like the climate crisis, the better off we wil

as we come to the end of what must be the longest retirement since frank sinatra, mr speaker, i'm sure the whole house will want tojoin speaker, i'm sure the whole house will want to join me speaker, i'm sure the whole house will want tojoin me in speaker, i'm sure the whole house will want to join me in thanking speaker, i'm sure the whole house will want tojoin me in thanking you and hoping you enjoy your retirement, the soothing medicament that you have so often described to the rest of us. and i know members from across the house will want to join me in wishing the england rugby tea m join me in wishing the england rugby team the very best for the final in the world cup on saturday. mr speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministers and colleagues and others, in addition to my duties in the house, and i shall have further such meetings later today. doctor alan whitehead. thank you, mr speaker, i would like to fully associate myself with the comments from the prime minister about your outstanding service as speaker, mr speaker, add to wish you a long and successful life after yo

frank sinatra does such a better job than me when i sang to pete on this show. pete: we agree on that. annual fall festival on the plaza otherwise known as fox square thanks to tractor supply. i feel like you don't have to be a farmer to do s'mores. jedediah: that's true. that's pretty universal. we are honoring farmers this morning. it is national farmers day. we have future farmers of america. jedediah: smos out there and petting zoo. lots of stuff for the kids. a day that would make me really happy. pete: why aren't we milking cows. jedediah: go pet a llama is that not good enough. pete: an alpaca. i wish we had a butcher shop out there where legs were being laid real deal. jedediah: there are chickens out there the smoke out there is pretty intense getting all over our clothes. who was getting lit up last night is nancy pelosi speaker of the house. backing campaign mode. you saw him a couple nights ago. last night it was louisiana. they have got a big governor's race there today. democratic incouple bent. two republican candidates taking him on. the presiden

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