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we're here with tom hanks. you are a man who wears -- >> love that rhythm section. >> seth: they're very good over there. you're a man of many hats. but one thing that i keep sort of seeing popping up over social media over the last few years is that you are a man who will show up at a wedding, invited or not. >> that's uh [ laughter ] it's my ego unchecked. just can't help but think, "what would these people like more than anything else to remember this magic day of days oh, i know, me [ laughter ] so i've crashed another one. >> seth:, so, rome, you crashed one. >> okay, now, this is important because ron -- >> seth: this is "angels & demons." >> ron howard and i, we were making one of those fabulous robert langdon movies, and i hope he asks me to do 19 more, because they are a blast [ applause ] thank you, yeah. so, the problem here, we were shooting in right in front of the pantheon and i'm talking about the pantheon this is a building that was -- you know, it says somebody tell me when marcus agrippa died.

the one, the only, tom hanks is on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause and he is an oscar-nominated actor who stars in "the umbrella academy" on netflix. the third season begins tomorrow elliot page will be here as well [ cheers and applause and his cookbook, "turkey and the wolf: flavor trippin' in new orleans" is out now. he's going to show me how to make a proper baloney sandwich chef mason hereford will also be joining us [ cheers and applause and before we get to all that -- these days, the news stinks. every headline i see makes me feel worse than the last but every once in a while, there is a story that makes me feel great. i'd like to share one now in a segment called "the kind of story we need right now. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: this is cait oakley she lives in canada, and she was at home recently breastfeeding her new baby when an eagle swooped into her front yard and attacked her pet goose, franky now, normally that in and of itself would be enough for one of these, but there is a ton more as the eagle started t

"legend of hank. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah you are hank >> i am hank >> jimmy: yeah, that's so -- you're speaking into a a microphone >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and you're exhausted by it. >> well, okay. [ laughter ] not the whole thing. but like, sometimes they say - you know, there's like action sequences in this movie. they go, "okay, now we just need you -- michael, we need like, a bank of exertion noises or, like, doggie panting." and -- so you just stand there at the mic for half an hour going -- [ grunting ] and you're doing it for a half hour [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay >> and by the end of it, you're like, "guys, i -- we need to stop." like - [ laughter ] "i can't --" >> jimmy: "i'm gonna pass out. >> you're hyperventilating >> jimmy: this is "paws of fury: the legend of hank." i want to show everyone a clip here's michael cera, check it out. >> what's that >> the blindfold is to help you focus. >> uh. >> now listen. tell me what you hear. >> i hear you talking and moving >> good. >> i hear a bird [ birdsong ] >> that's it >> i smell flowers, actually >> dogs have a keen sense of

hank, get ready, hank. >> hank, no pressure. >> candy, what do you think? >> it's juicy. >> let's hear it for the companion. [ cheers and applause ] now we're making our way over to tom, dick and hank's. this is the jive turkey burger. judges, you can go ahead and taste this one on the left-hand sde. hank, what's in the turkey burger? >> it's in-house seasonings, dry rub made of salt, onion, garlic. >> you have your own seasoning? >> my own seasoning. we mix that all together with fresh ground turkey. we cook it to perfection and add the turkey bacon, lettuce, onion and pickles on a teasted mayo bun. >> kevin, what do you think? he's speechless. >> i'm speechless, man. this burger had a lot of taste to it. you can taste the aroma in it. you can taste the meat. the turkey is good. it's fresh. it's juicy. >> what a review. >> it's a good burger. this is a tasty burger. >> there we go. time to see who is going to drum roll, please.al round.- [ drum roll ] >> chef david, the moment of truth. talk to me. who gets your vote this morning? >> i love a great turkey

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and is following this current crisis within the gay community, hank, nice to he so you after so many years. remind me, remind our viewers here, how did we initially respond to the aids epidemic in the 1980s and is there any similarities to what we are seeing right now? >> it was a terrible response, raj. good to see you also. yeah, the government really was very silent about it. president reagan was in office. they didn't take it seriously and i think that there were a couple of reasons. one is aids was hitting two, very unpopular groups, gay men and intervenous drug users. i think that the government's lack of response on monkeypox is not for those reasons. i think it's because the government just dropped the ball and i think that a lot of people had covid burnout and didn't want to hear about yet another disease like this. >> what are the differences now? we talked about the 1980s now to the current state with the monkeypox?. asyou mention the similarity is this is hitting gay men more than anybody else just as aids was in the beginning in this country. the big difference is as you

i'm congressman hank johnson. i'm the proud sponsor along with my colleague, mondaire jones, and also chairman jerry nadler, i'm the proud sponsor of the judiciary act of 2021. which was filed last year, which would expand the united states supreme court and add more seats to it. i'm happy to be here today with take back the court and all of my other colleagues from congress who will speak to you in a few minutes. i'd like to thank everyone and all the groups for your service to our country and your dedication to democracy. and thank you all to the groups who are not here, who are supportive of this legislation. without your engagement and advocacy, we would not even have a democracy. so i want to applaud you for your efforts. as great patriots of america. ladies and gentlemen, in case you haven't heard, the alarm bells clanging because you've been distracted by covid, the pandemic, inflation, the war in ukraine and on and on and on, the issues go. including january 6, the insurrection. there are alarm bells that

he did tonnes of other terrible things at the same time, but i think that tom hanks doesn't fall into just playing him as a villain. i mean, you can read journalistically about colonel tom parker but the question about the way in which their relationship works, i think the film sustains it, because you never really... it's notjust like, "well, he's terrible and he's bad "and elvis is good." i think it's much more complicated... it is more complex than that. i suppose i wanted a few questions answered, but there are lots and lots of things i love about it, i love about it. i probablyjust don't love it as much as you. but that would be hard. yeah, and also i'd say, sanjeev bhaskar, who is a huge elvis fan, loves it as well. i'm starting to think that the more you love elvis, the more you'd love elvis the film, which... i thought the opposite would be true. i thought the less you knew, the better it would be, but i actually think it is a film for elvis fans. but that's no bad thing. 0k, quick thought about streaming. very quickly, this much i know to be true, which is a musical documenta

but i wanted to know a lot more about the tom hanks character, because there's something so peculiar about tom parker... colonel tom parker, who is neither a colonel, nora tom, nora parker. exactly, but a lot of those questions about him don't get answered. there's a brief reference to the fact that he doesn't have a passport — "is he really american?" — all those sort of things, but there was so much, i was going, "well, tell me more! this is really interesting!" and you neverfind out. so i struggled with that. i would say to counter that, it's amazing that they got as much of elvis's life as they did into 2:20, because elvis's life is clearly event—filled. i thought that they did the �*50s, �*60s and �*70s as first act, second act, third act of a kind of shakespearean tragedy rather well. yes, yes. i think there are shakespearean elements in that character of colonel tom parker. i think you really get a sense of the relationship being built on duplicity and complicity. after they strike the deal on the ferris wheel, elvis does agree. he says, "ok, i'm going to make you

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but i wanted to know a lot more about the tom hanks character, because there's something so peculiar about tom parker... colonel tom parker, who is neither a colonel, nora tom, nora parker. exactly, but a lot of those questions about him don't get answered. there's a brief reference to the fact that he doesn't have a passport — "is he really american?" — all those sort of things, but there was so much, i was going, "well, tell me more! this is really interesting!" and you neverfind out. so i struggled with that. i would say to counter that, it's amazing that they got as much of elvis�*s life as they did into 2:20, because elvis�*s life is clearly event—filled. i thought that they did the �*50s, �*60s and �*70s as first act, second act, third act of a kind of shakespearean tragedy rather well. yes, yes. i think there are shakespearean elements in that character of colonel tom parker. i think you really get a sense of the relationship being built on duplicity and complicity. after they strike the deal on the ferris wheel, elvis does agree. he says, "ok, i'm going to mak

i am congressman hank johnson, proud sponsor along with my colleague jones and chairman jared mather, on the proud sponsor of the judiciary act of 2021 which was filed last year, expand the united states supreme court and add more seats to it. i'm happy to be here today with take back the court and my other colleagues from congress who will speak to you in a few minutes. i'd like to thank everyone and the groups for your service to our country and dedication to our democracy and thank you to all the groups who are not here who are supportive of this legislation. without your engagement and advocacy, we do not even have a tomography so i want to applaud you for your efforts as great patriots of america. ladies and gentlemen, in case you haven't heard the alarm bells clanging because you've been distracted by covid, the pandemic, inflation, the war in ukraine and on and on the issues go including january 6, the insurrection, there are alarm bells clanging. if you listen carefully, you should be able to hear them. they herald a supreme court at crisis with itself and our democracy. it is

hollywood" -- >> this is hank williams. ♪ ♪ >> junior. >>> breaking news on the cause of death of hank's wife mary jane and the details reminiscent of another staggering loss. >> is the person breathing? >> no, she's not. >> remember when olivia wilde got served on stage during her jason sudeikis divorce. how close to brad pitt come to suffering the same thing during his battle with angelina? >> could someone explain

but also the complete capture of lu ha nsk lucy hanks but also the complete capture of luhansk oblast completely, one of their aims, and the one they have always being to achieving, and we have expected this development for some since severodonetsk fell and the pressure towards the encircling of lysychansk began around a week ago. we are about 72 days into this and this is the first thing that the russians have achieved in the dom bess. what have achieved in the dom bess. what does this mean _ have achieved in the dom bess. what does this mean for _ have achieved in the dom bess. what does this mean for the _ have achieved in the dom bess. what does this mean for the wider region, in the context of the russian aims and goals? in the context of the russian aims and coals? , , in the context of the russian aims and goals?— and goals? this is something that the russians _ and goals? this is something that the russians could _ and goals? this is something that the russians could accept - and goals? this is something that the russians could accept as - and goals? this is something that t

supreme court, january 6th committee developments and the economy with georgia democratic congressman hank johnson. watch "washington journal" live at seven eastern friday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. ♪ >> earlier today assistant attorney general matt olson talked about threats to our nation's security. the house judiciary committee hosted. watch tonight at i 9:30 eastern on c-span2. you can also see this on our free mobile video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >>> now, senator ted cruz and congressman byron donalds discuss school choice and education. they spoke to the america first policy institute which was founded by former senior officials from the trump administration. kellyanne conway, who currently chairs the afpi's center for the american child, moderates the 50-minute conversation. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning.

he did tonnes of other terrible things at the same time, but i think that tom hanks doesn't fall into just playing him as a villain. i mean, you can read journalistically about colonel tom parker but the question about the way in which their relationship works, i think the film sustains it, because you never really... it's notjust like, "well, he's terrible and he's bad "and elvis is good." i think it's much more complicated... it is more complex than that. i suppose i wanted a few questions answered, but there are lots and lots of things i love about it, i love about it. i probablyjust don't love it as much as you. but that would be hard. yeah, and also i'd say, sanjeev bhaskar, who is a huge elvis fan, loves it as well. i'm starting to think that the more you love elvis, the more you'd love elvis the film, which... i thought the opposite would be true. i thought the less you knew, the better it would be, but i actually think it is a film for elvis fans. but that's no bad thing. 0k, quick thought about streaming? very quickly, this much i know to be true, which is a musical documenta

. >> todd: you have lost tom hanks, wake up. >> cheryl: actor tom hanks calling out pixar and disney for failing to hire openly republican reporter and supporter tim allen for lightyear, it was a spinoff of what the two men started together. >> i wanted to go head-to-head with tim allen and they didn't let tim allen do that. >> cheryl: tim allen said he was approached years ago to do it, lightyear was a big box office failure and a lot of people are saying it is because the film tried to be so woke. tim allen openly a republican in hollywood, you know can be risky. >> carley: to say the least, american dream home not a risk >> cheryl: join me tonight and we'll follow jeff and jen and joe and laura ready to return to the u.s., they are looking for their dream home 9 p.m. eastern time tonight. >> todd: thank you. did you hear what buttigieg had to say about gas? >> when it comes to sky high gas prices, drivers are mad, i'm mad about it, oil company executives are thrilled because it is good news for example them. >> todd: president biden is tweeting at gas station owners to lower price

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as hank 4 men accused of organizing a fight back against the army, the un has called the executions a depraved act, and asked for the world to take note. will it bluff later than the programmed living in chest deep flood waters? this residential compound in the philippines has remained flooded for 18 years of that present astronomy of problems for the people calling at home. and why judith training in japan is proving deadly for children ah. by british manager, welcome to the w news asia. glad you could join us me in mars. military hunter has executed for pro democracy activists, including a former lawmaker, the hunter ruler, said the men were hanged for court. terrorist attacks against innocent civilians this from a government that rights group say has killed more than 2000 civilians since taking power illegally in a coup last year the you and had warned last month that going ahead with the executions. the 1st, in nearly 50 years, would court violate the right to life, but in the end, those warnings didn't matter. demo that i love to move it over. here is one of the men executed in m

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as hank 4 men accused of organizing a fight back against the army. the un has called the executions a depraved act and asked for the world to take note. will it bluff native in the program, living in chest deep flood waters. this residential compound in the philippines has remained flooded for 18 years. and that present astronomy of problems for the people calling at home. and why judith training in japan is proving deadly for children ah. by british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us me in mars. military hunter has executed full pro democracy activists, including a former law maker, the hunter ruler said the men were hanged for court. terrorist attacks against innocent civilians this from a government that rights group say has killed more than 2000 civilians since taking power illegally in a coup last year the you and had warned last month that going ahead with the executions. the 1st, in nearly 50 years, would court violate the right to life, but in the end, those warnings didn't matter. demo that along douglasville here is

the great gatsby, the shakespearean tragedy of romeo and juliet, the story of elvis as played by tom hanks and... austin butler, austin butler is particularly butler is particularly amazing as presley, austin butler, austin butler is particularly amazing as presley. a lot of people have said it's all flash, but nonsense, it's a film that actually understand the subject, gets under the skin of its object and does but if you do know about elvis, and i do, i was obsessed since being a child, and i was terrified i would sit there and go, no, that's wrong... but the dramatic liberties it takes are perfectlyjustified. i know tom parker wasn't actually arguing about whether they should have snowmen when elvis was actually wearing black leather — it doesn't matter, it works. and i think it has debts, contrary to what many critics have said aboutjust being surface, it isn't and i think if you love elvis you will love elvis, you'll love this, and if you had even never been interested in elvis, you'll away from bad lumen, a quick word about the railway children. yes, the railway children is back in

as hank 4 men accused of organizing a fight back against the army, the un has called the executions a depraved act, and asked for the world to take note. will it bluff native in the program, living in chest deep flood waters. this residential compound in the philippines has remained flooded for 18 years and that present astronomy of problems for the people calling at home. and why judith training in japan is proving deadly for children ah. by british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us. me and mars military hunter has executed for pro democracy activists, including a former law maker, the hunter ruler said the men were hanged for court. terrorist attacks against innocent civilians this from a government that rights group say has killed more than 2000 civilians since taking power illegally in a coup. last year, the u. n. had warned last month that going ahead with the executions. the 1st, in nearly 50 years, would court violate the right to life, but in the end, those warnings didn't matter demo that i long don't move it over. here is one of the men executed in m

. >> so as his character spends more time with tom hanks, you're starting to see him as more than his sexuality or his disease. >> let's get it out of the closet. because this case is not just about aids, is it? so let's talk about what this case is really all about. the general public's hatred, our loathing, our fear of homosexuals. >> he can bring the audience on that journey to say, we don't need to fear those people, we don't need to despise or stigmatize them. >> my name is forrest, forrest gump. >> forrest gump! >> it's a very rare thing for me to read a script and not be able to put it down. >> "forrest gump" is a marvelous look at how history happens. >> forrest gump, john lennon. >> it's a delightful play on the contingency and accident that shapes our world. >> we were the first americans to visit the land of china in like a million years or something like that. somebody said world peace was in our hands. but all i did was play ping-pong. >> that film embodies everything that makes tom great. he's fantastic dramatic actor. he's a magnificent comedy actor. i can't think of an

go see his movie, "paws of fury: the legend of hank," which opens in theaters friday. we have a good show for you tonight. marcus scribner is here. we've got music from sean paul and gwen stefani. and we'll be right back with our national treasure, henry winkler. let's go, guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ today ♪ ♪ today ♪ >> announcer: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by allstate. [ cheers and applause ] >> anthony: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live!" i'm anthony anderson. tonight, first, he was "black-ish" and now he's all "grown-ish." my tv son, marcus scribner is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] then later, his new album is called "scorcha," and he brought along a very special guest for his performance tonight, sean paul featuring gwen stefani from the mercedes eq stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, youtube phenom mark rober will be hosting the show with his guests, demi lovato and science bob. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is an emmy award-winning actor who invoked 1950s cool in the 1970s and every decade since. he is

the great gatsby, the shakespearean tragedy of romeo and juliet, the story of elvis as played by tom hanks and... austin butler, austin butler is particularly amazing as presley. a lot of people have said it's all surface, it's all flash — nonsense. it's a film that actually understand the subject, gets under the skin of its subject and does so in a way that is kinetic and vibrant. if you have no interest in elvis at all, you can watch this and go, "wow, that is a whirlwind ride through a rock and roll life!" but if you do know about elvis, and i do — i was obsessed with elvis since being a child — and i was terrified i would sit there and go, no, that's wrong... but the dramatic liberties it takes are perfectlyjustified. i know tom parker wasn't actually arguing about whether they should have snowmen when elvis was actually wearing black leather — it doesn't matter, it works. and i think it has depth, contrary to what many critics have said aboutjust being surface, it isn't and i think if you love elvis, you'll love this, and if you've never been interested in elvis, you'll be daz

it's story of elvis presley and colonel tom parker as played by tom hanks and austin butler, both of whom do a greatjob. i mean, austin butler is amazing as presley. a lot of people have said it's all surface, it's all flash — nonsense. it isn't. it's a film that actually understands its subject, gets under the skin of its subject, does so in a way which is kinetic and vibra nt. if you had no interest in elvis at all, you could watch this and go, "wow — that is a whirlwind ride through a rock and roll life!" but if you do know about elvis, and i am a major elvis bore — i have obsessed about elvis since i was a child — and i was terrified that i'd just sit there and go, "no, that's wrong, that's wrong..." but the dramatic liberties that it takes are perfectlyjustified. like when they're doing the �*68 comeback special, i know that colonel tom parker wasn't actually arguing about the fact they should have snowmen when elvis was actually wearing black leather. it doesn't matter, it works. and i think it has depth, contrary to what many critics have said about itjust being surf

i had the privilege of working with penny marshall, tom hanks, geena davis, madonna. it was a time i will never ever forget, and people still love it. they stop me all the time and say, rosie, did dottie drop that ball on purpose? happy anniversary, "a league of their own." ♪ we are the champions ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma" and the one and only rosie o'donnell who played doris in "a league of their own." the all-star comedy celebrating its 30th anniversary. >> i just love this movie. three decades on and there's still no crying in baseball. no crying in baseball as an all new series based on the penny marshall masterpiece now gets ready to run the bases later this summer. >> all inspired by the real-life all-american girls professional baseball league including mabel glare who at the age of 95 is still breaking barriers coming out after nearly eight decades. >> and joining us now from the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown, new york, is curator john odell here to tell us all about the movie and the league's lasting legacy. thanks so much for being with us this m

host: representative hank johnson is a democrat from georgia. good morning sir, thank you for joining us. guest: good morning. host: i want to ask you about these gdp numbers and whether or not we are in a recession how would you answer that? guest: the economy has

. >> hank plant has a unique perspective on the monkeypox outbreak. he covered the a.i.d.s. crisis in the 80s and sees the differences between the government's response, but sees both as painfully slow. >> they had the vaccine. that is the biggest difference between now and a.i.d.s.,. >> the government does not have enough vaccines, leaving cities like san francisco in the lurch. >> to fight against the discrimination and hate, to focus on public health. >> at a press conference to announce the emergency, speaker after speaker maligned the federal and state response. >> we had an imminent window to prevent the spread of monkeypox in our community. now, we arrive at a public health state of emergency. >> he doesn't see it as intentional. >> do you think that's the reason for a slow government response? because there is some sort of stigma? >> i do think that was the case in the 80s. i don't think the biden administration operates that way. it was a different situation. a.i.d.s. was brought up in a press briefing in 1982 and the world laughed. we are not in that world today. i

. >> conceptual artist hank willis thomas made this print, titled "to be sold," juxtaposing high-earning black athletes and performers with a re-creation of an advertisement for the sale of enslaved people. thomas appears a second time in the show in the belly of his mother, photographer and scholar deborah willis. >> she wanted to use some old film of herself pregnant when she was at yale, and she was discriminated against and she was told by a professor when she entered a classroom as a pregnant woman, she was told, you are taking up space for a good man. and she separated those words out over her image of herself pregnant with her son, who turned out to be another really famous artist, hank willis thomas. >> artist sedrick huckaby made more than 100 prints at brandywine after watching the occupy wall street movement sweep through the country and newfound attention paid to the 99%. >> but i felt like the 99% in my community really wasn't getting heard. >> so in fort worth, texas, huckaby's hometown, he began creating portraits. random people he encountered on any given day. and as he c

and from paws of fury, the legend of hank to where the crawdads sing. dean richards has a look at movies coming out this weekend. >> who knew and the law he could go through so many be. for the family this weekend. there's paws of fury. the legend of hank, an animated spoof of the 1974 classic blazing saddles. the mel brooks comedy dealt with a black sheriff in a white western town. this time the stories about dogs and cats trying to get along the movie also takes plenty of inspiration from the come to hand a franchise. try to forget that it's a satire of one of the greatest companies ever. and it doesn't compare. but if get that, you're left with a harmless enough movie for the little ones dean's list c also new this week is the story adapted from the owens novel where the crawdads sings. it's the story of a young girl played by daisy edgar-jones grew up alone on the bayou now being put on trial for murder. it's a sleepy southern mystery full of romance. the message of the resilience of women. and if these list b plus. and finally, oscar-winner lesley

supreme court generates six committee development and the economy with georgia democratic congressman hank johnson. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. earlier today, assistant attorney general matt olsen talked about threats to our nation security. the house judiciary committee hosted, watch tonight at 9:30 eastern on c-span2. you can also see this on our free mobile video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. next, senator john cornyn of texas spoke on the floor about inflation and the economy. he also talked about a credit proposal called the inflation reduction act which addresses climate change, taxes and healthcare. this is about 15 minutes. >> mr. president, a few weeks ago the fate of the chips act, our collective effort to shore up a vulnerable semi conductor supply chain, was in limbo. republican said we would not move forward with what was thenh known as the u.s. innovation and

get the jack harlow meal now at kfc. [ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests, tom hanks, elliot page, mason hereford, everybody! [ cheers and applause ralph alexander and the 8g band! stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ >>> still celebrate safely that's the message from firefighters as the fourth of july weekend gets going tonight. these are the kind of fireworks firefighters are encouraging you to enjoy. the kinds put on by professionals. >> the temperatures that's good, the humidity high and the low clouds and that is a welcomed sight. the wind might be a bit of an issue. cool temperatures, high humidity and will likely head to tomorrow morning. that's the good news. look at the areas not in the clouds. that's the high elevations. some of the higher hills of the range. where we'll see drier air. warmer temperatures higher up. also gusty winds picking up as we head into the day tomorrow. look at fairfield and solano county. typically a sea breeze but those are gusts up to 40 miles per hour. similar conditions across the range wh

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. ♪ hanks for watching have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ from that foxy deuce in new york city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. spieth hello and happy weekend to all but welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo pray thanks for joining us for a better-than-expected job support for the month of june. the white house touting a stronger economy than ever in history. kenny and joni are here with reaction. plus, there could beat major power outages across the country this summer caused by the new green energy policies. energy expert daniel turner is sounding the alarm part he will tell us why. and what information do u.s. banks have on hunter biden's shady for business deals? congressman james comer is demanding answers from treasury secretary janet yelled on the more than one or 50 transactions. he will join me coming up. but first take a look at markets over the ended. another big week after got better-than-expected job support for the month of june. three to 72000 jobs were added to the economy and the month that

but we want to see skylar kind of hank. hank tempus. there she goes, remember? she doesn't like the water so they're heading out. i'll throw it back to you in a couple of minutes. we'll see. uh skylar doing a little surfing. she's up. beautiful. i'm natural. there she is. all right, frank. thank you. so much. good luck to scholar next week on the big competition. we're out here now, with kathy fox vest by the way he was returning after the pandemic. after two years. it's going to be in september. catholic joins me now to talk more about it. and kathy, tell me about this big check. you have right behind you started 1986 our last fall fest. 2019 we were able to give out $105,000 store nonprofit community groups. they are the ones that run this festival were very unique and they're glad that we are back and we hope that everybody comes out and enjoys it. we have our future. our nonprofits here with us. we have our beautiful fog cutter drink. we've got our glasses, souvenir glasses and our president james crow and for those who don't know what is fox pacific coast f

the dereliction of duty, the left like michael, my pants hanging hank, sort moment to moment of what was going on, that there still might be more to come depending on what they find a more people are discovering a conscience and backbone because of young. 26 year-old cassidy hutchinson. >> all right. michael yaki and we appreciate your time and we'll be talking to you again. probably about this and probably soon. thanks, michael. but you take everything like that. all right. time for a look at the forecast as we look live at the bay bridge toll plaza. joining us now meteorologist chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> those king tides are back guys. and tonight again, we're going to see the possibility of some flooding around the bay or the low lying areas in and around the bay. got to watch out for that. we'll see if high tide at about 10:45pm tonight. so this little bit later than last night. so we've got coastal flood advisory go into effect, starting at 9 o'clock tonight. continuing at least through midnight. probably 1 o'clock tomorrow morning as we're going to see that tied ag

head of investment strategy hank smith. great to see you. payroll growth is strong but economists are seeing conflicting data, right, the labor department are showing that employers -- hank, we are seeing this conflicting data and i'm wondering how you can rationalize that? >> well, i think overall we are still in a very strong labor market. if you look at any -- if you walk down any main street anywhere in this country you see help wanted signs in every single -- in every single store. so i still think this is a very strong labor market which if we are in a technical recession two consecutive quarters of negative real gdp this would be unique, with decent balance sheets, strong -- a strong well capitalized banking system. so i don't think the labor market is as weak as the household survey as recently suggested. jackie: i hear you, hank, but it takes time for all of this kind of be exposed through the numbers, right? we have already talked about some companies, tech companies specifically either implementing hiring freezes or laying off emp

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supreme court, january 6 committee developments and the economy with georgia democratic congressman hank johnson. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, presidential historian and author talked about how presidents like abraham lincoln, theodore roosevelt, franklin roosevelt and lyndon johnson sought refuge from the pressures of their job with sports, fishing, theater and even poker. and at 2:00 p.m. on the presidency, bigraphical author and her book, "a woman of adventure: the life and times of first lady hoover" tells story of the first lady who was a trained geologist and joined herbert haofber in his world war i relief efforts before moving into the white house in 1929. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2. and find a full program schedule at c-span.org/histo

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