chris: mr. attorney general, if it was wrong for republicans to threaten a democratic president and to threaten to hold the government hostage, why is it all right for democrats to do exactly the same thing? >> chris, i don't believe democrats are doing anything to try to hold up a government funding bill. they're just not agreeing with outlines of what republicans have put forward in the republican funding bill. and they are objected to this budget because right after listen a month after passing a $1.5 trillion tax break bill which benefited mostly the super rich and corporations, all of a sudden having used to government credit card to pay for that, now republicans want to cut benefits for veterans, for seniors, for students, for working-class americans to pay for that tax cut. chris: wait. number one, they haven't called for cutting all those benefits. number two, that's not specifically the question i'm asking you. i'm asking you specifically about the fact that democrats are saying, no dea

chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump to announce 2018 agenda in the state of the union address while the russia investigation closes in. ♪ >> you want to fire robert mueller? fake news, folks. chris: the president bushes back from davos where he makes his case for america first. >> america is open for business and we are competitive once again. but america first does not mean america alone. chris: we will get a preview of the president's plan from year two from white house director legislative affairs mark short. then -- >> no collusion whatsoever. chris: will the president really sit down with an interview with special counsel robert mueller? we will discus that. the republican ls secret memo about fbi misconduct and those probe clinton text messages with house oversight chair trey gowdy only on fox news sunday. ♪ ♪ plus president trump offers to help the dreamers. we will ask the sunday panel about the president's new immigration plan, is it the basis for a compromise? and our power player of the week, those in iraq and afghanistan who risk their lives and u.s. troops. hello

chris", dr. chris takes the plunge into mysterious waters. dr. chris: that is absolutely incredible. announcer: he cruises down china's longest river. dr. chris: this is qutang gorge, and it's so high, it's actually generating its own weather system. announcer: he sees if he's got what it takes to be an olympian. dr. chris: this is what you call olympic qualification. is it almost bedtime for these guys? brett: yeah, it's bedtime. announcer: and dr. chris helps out a few future athletes. dr. chris: i'm veterinarian dr. chris brown, and when i'm not taking care of creatures large and small, i love to pack my bags and head out to visit the far corners of the world. i'm always looking for the road less traveled, for the people, places, and animals that capture the imagination and find their way into my heart. so, join me, as together we travel the open road. dr. chris: around here, sinkholes are everywhere. they even move roads for them, but i've been told that i'm going to be the one moved, emotionally, by a couple of sinkholes that apparently prov

chris: thank you. up next democrat senator chris

chris: thank you. up next democrat senator chris on what it will take to break the stalemate in congress and the shutdown. rowe price we've helped our investors stay confident for over 80 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. chris: republicans including president trump say democrats are holding the government hostage over their demands for dreamers, the young immigrants brought to this country as children who face possible deportation when their protection runs out in march. joining us now democratic senator chris coons, bipartisan group trying to find way out of shutdown. senator, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thanks, chris, good morning. chris: put it up on the screen. great to see how hard republicans are fighting for our military and safety at the border. the dems just want illegal immigrants to pour into our nation unchecked. if stalemate continues, republicans should go to 51%, "nuclear option" and vote on real long-term budget, no cr's continuing resolutio

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. the federal government partially shuts down as a bitterly divided congress fails to reach a spending deal. ♪ >> happy anniversary, mr. president. your wish came true. you wanted a shutdown, the trump shutdown is all yours. >> we will not back down because republicans are unwilling to compromise. >> we believe that the issue of illegal immigration is more important than everything else. >> it's got that nice little ring to it, doesn't it? >> chris: uncertainty after a standoff in the senate over immigration. we will discuss the fallout for americans and who will get the blame with white house budget director mick mulvaney and democratic senator chris, part of a bipartisan group trying to work out a compromise. plus... >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> chris: we will ask our panel about the trump presidency one year after his inauguration. and our "power player of the week," the story behind the first combat teams on the ground after the september 11th attack attacks. how s

>> chris: on chris wallace. president trump gets set to announce his 2018 agenda in the state of the union address while the russia investigation closes in. ♪ >> fake news, folks. fake news. fake stories. >> chris: the president pushes back from dabo's, where he makes his case for america first. >> america is open for business and we are competitive once again. but america first does not mean america alone. >> chris: will get a preview for the president's plans for year two from the white house director of legislative affairs, marc short. then. >> there's been no collusion whatsoever. >> chris: will the president really sit down for an interview with special counsel robert mueller? we will discuss that, the republican secret memo about fbi misconduct and those pro clinton text messages with house oversight share trey gowdy, only on "fox news sunday." plus, president trump offers to help the dreamers. we will ask our sunday panel about the president's new immigration plan. is it the basis for a compromis compro

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. a false alarm of a missile attack on hawaii sets off widespread panic. and chances were an immigration deal are set president trump uses shocking language to question why the u.s. should accept people from africa and haiti. >> this should be a bill of love. truly it should be a bill of love and we can do this. >> these are vile comments calling the nations they come from [bleep]. >> chris: we were less than a secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen, who joins us live. then. >> it is time for congress to give us a lasting solution that will leave no doubt that the dreamers are americans and that they are here to stay. >> chris: california attorney general javier becerra, a son of mexican immigrants, calls on congress to protect the dreamers as a federal judge blocked the administration's rollback of daca. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, the president imposes new sanctions on iran but decides not to blow up the nuclear deal for now. if we will ask our sunday panel what happens next in u.s. relations with iran. and our "power player of the

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. an explosive new book raises questions about donald trump's fitness to be president. ♪ ♪ >> i will quote steve bannon. he's lost. >> they interviewed me for three hours in the white house, that didn't exist. it's in his imagination. >> chris: we will talk live with cia director mike pompeo, who give the president daily intelligence briefings. what does he see? and we will discuss global hot spots in the deadly protests in iran and whether we are closer to war with north korea. then, fire and fury hits washington with bombshell allegations. steve bannon's attacks on the trump family leave to distance himself from his former top advisor. we will sit down with mr. terms first campaign manager, cory lewandowski, who continues to be a close advisor to the president. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. plus, new reports the fbi is investigating the clinton foundation, and that mr. trump tried to head off the rush of pro. >> everything that i've done is 100% proper. that's what i do, i d

-mike: this is chris. -lemonis: how you doing, chris? chris: very nice to meet you. lemonis: i'm marcus. what do you do? chris: i order all the parts for manufacturing, finance. lemonis: so you're doing manufacturing and you're the accountant? chris: yeah. mike: chris left a corporate company, making six figures, and cut it in half to come work for sjc. he has mbas and an engineering background. lemonis: you a partner in the business? chris: we act like partners, but i have no equity stake in the business. -lemonis: so that's a no? -chris: yes, so... lemonis: so, something beautiful like this... what's your cost to make it -- materials and labor? chris: $680. lemonis: it was $680 to make this? what will you sell this piece for? mike: $795. lemonis: so at, basically, 15% margins. mike: right. lemonis: that's a lot of work for 15 points. -these things look badass. -mike: exactly. thank you. lemonis: your margins are not badass. -chris: right. -mike: right. lemonis: you really have to have a sustainable margin on any product to be able to pay your bills. i mean, their m

will that happen, chris? >> chris: it depends on how things go. you know, one of the challenges that steve bannon has, he views the world, he sees the world in these weird, large, historical swoops and sweeps. and he compares himself to one of the courtiers for the house of tutor or compares himself to all of these grandiose things and all of this big stuff. most of what happens in washington i wish people could understand that this is my fervent prayer for my country. most of what happens in washington, most of what i cover, most of what we do is incremental and annoying. most of what happens happens in little meetings and it happens by accident and then a little bill passes and then that doesn't happen and then that confirmation doesn't go through. there are not -- you do not feel the thundering jets of history reverbiating over the cannons of time. steve bannon lives in this bizarre row space. maybe the president needs him. don't trash talk his children. and don't lose him back-to-back senate races in alabama. there's a good starting place. >>

chris: . year saying he was willing to give real money to build the wall. >> i think he had to explain it differently to the president of apple appropriation your one versus authorization and a commitment to appropriation but the reality was the president campaigned on full funding for the military and a porter wall and said, remember two weeks ago the president brought in a bipartisan group and said i want to sell this i want us to have a daca deal. i think he called it a bill of love. he put out a menu and said we need a bipartisan solution and i will take the heat and you come back here on thursday present me with a solution. six senators, and democrat came back on thursday presented a solution and he blew it up in an expletive exchange senators. at the end of the day. the challenge here is negotiating with present struggles to hear yes. i hear senator schumer put a lot on the table and the president accepted it and then two hours later after hearing from folks who oppose any reasonable res

, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious but you of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls boston this place in calimesa. life seemed to have hit a sweet spot. >> we happened to be laying on the bed with her. we started talking. she was like, i am just -- i'm so happy that i have you girls and dad. >> it was one of those conversations that you don't have every day. >> still, there was work to be done. it was not a

it's all about him. >> chris: your reaction? >> i spent 18 hours a day seven days a week next to canada trump. i've had the privilege of continuing to speak to him as he assumed the office. never have i seen this. michael has not spent any time with the candidate. he wasn't with us on the campaign trail. look at what this man has achieved throughout his lifetime, it's not instant gratification. long-term success. weather books, television are running for office. two years ago -- three years ago this week i joined the trump organization and team to start planning that run for president. that's not instant gratification. what he achieved was unparalleled success. it took too long years of dedication and hard work by canada trump to do something nobody thought he could do. >> have talked long time too. we've talked often since then. i've read your book and clearly your admiration for admiration is there. and in no way do you question his fitness. quite the contrary. you say he's kind of a genius. i don't know if you use those words

i love killer graphics and so you chris. it's how you convey information. this president reads material we provide to him. he listens closely to the president. the former president did not take a daily briefing. president is an avid consumer and we do our best to convey that to him nearly every day. >> a year ago highest the president-elect what was he was only taken an intelligence briefing only once a week. this is what he said. >> i'm a smart person. i don't have to be told the same thing every single day for the next eight years. i don't need that. >> yesterday morning, he fired back at questions regarding his mental fitness with this. throughout my life my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being smart. not smart, but genius and a very stable genius. i say this respectfully. i understand your impatience with dealing this but cia do psychological profiles a world leaders return the. what would you say about a world leader who refuse to himself as a very stable genius. >> i will not dignify that question with response. some in his lead in

nothing was too expensive for chris. not even the house he lived in. >> it was a house purchased by his mother. >> eighteen year old kid with his own house? >> correct. that's kinda strange, you know. >> was he a mama's boy? >> well, i mean, i guess he was a mama's boy, you know. anything he needed, he got. >> reporter: but according to michael, becky's over-the-top generosity always seemed to come with strings attached. >> it was that, "hey, i'm gonna need something from you. here's the keys to your new car." "hey, i'm gonna need something from you. here's your house." "hey, i'm gonna need something from you. here's an envelope full of money." >> reporter: and whatever becky asked for, chris would eagerly deliver. >> he said, "it may be very hard for you to understand, but i would do anything in this world for my -- for our mother." >> reporter: could "anything" have included killing his mother's romantic rival? michelle amerson, who knew the family well, says over the last several years chris had grown distant. she wor

chris van hollen: in this cycle? republicans are doing a very good job themselves of beating each other up in these republican primaries. so i don't anticipate us getting involved in those republican primaries. obviously, that's, you know, a decision for people in the states going forward. but, you know, there is clearly a situation on the republican side, a very anti-establishment mood, which is complicating things for for the race. >> do you think that presents any opportunity that anti-establishment mood in republican primaries? do you think there are case where is democrats are going to be facing weak erkan dates than hey might otherwise? >> all i know is as of right now, you have a whole pile of republican primaries in a lot of these states. how they will resolve themselves, i don't know. and i do make it a point never to get in the middle of a republican civil war. but it clear is a factor. we've heard republicans talk about this battle between mcconnell forces and the trump forces and the bannon forces. so you

chris wasn't there. this morning, chris, when i watched your interview with the haitian ambassador to the united states, i thought it was very poignant. you asked him a lot of questions about the program the president was specifically talking about, tps, and you asked him, look, if your country is great, why do you need tps still? and what was his response, chris? do you remember from this morning? >> of course i do. what's your point. >> so what was his responsibility? >> his response was they need more time. >> right, the 18-month program, which was put in place how many years ago? seven years ago. they still need more time. the haitian people are great, strong, proud people. they're fabulously resilient. but the haitian government has a lot to be desired. i don't think the president is condemning -- >> what does this have to do with an individual who wants to come to the united states being lumped into a category, a negative category because of the country he or she is from, which is what the presiden

poor chris christie! you know what his problem was? in 2012, he didn't run for president when he should have and then, in 2016, he ran when he shouldn't have run. his timing was off. and in life, typing is everything. timing is what separates a normal person from a pedophile. ( laughter ) ( audience reacts ) and here's what makes chris christie a legend -- having hit such a low point, a more ordinary governor would try to raise his popularity, but christie is a special person. he decided if he was going to be the worst, he would be the best worst. >> first there was bridge gate and now beach gate. christie's beach outing over the fourth of july holiday caused a national scandal because this particular beach was closed to the general public due to a state government shutdown. >> the garden state first family allowed to use the closed beach, closed to many new jersey president. >> i don't want apologize for it or back away from it and i thik my poll numbers show i don't care about political optics. >> trevor: say what you want about chri

chris. >> chris: thank you. isis militants are claiming responsibility for an attack on the afghan offices of the charity save the children. four people were killed there. corresponded david lee miller has more from our middle east newsroom. >> the early morning assault at the save the children office in the city of jalalabad, a suicide bomber detonated his explosive vest. four gunmen stormed the building. >> an explosion rocked the area and right after that, children and people starting running awa away. >> during the siege, and three employees of the aid organization and an afghan soldier were killed. more than two dozen people injured. >> have a fighting. all residents have been forced to leave their homes. >> after an eight hour gun battle, it a brief lull in the violence. >> many attackers. some of them are resisting. fortunately we have administered to the aid workers staff and others trapped. >> it would take two more hours until it was over and the gunmen were dead. isis claimed responsibility. the group

i am here right now, chris. i can show you time and time again in my personal history and in my family history where great americans, white folks, jewish folks, people who are different than me in color and creed stood up for my family, called out bigotry, called out hate, fought against injustice. even the house my family brought i grew up in, it took great white people, americans who believe in our values, standing up for my family to even buy the house i grew up in. for me not to get angry to see someone right now in modern american history, in 2018, to witness history and hate and not call it out? guess who did? lindsey graham did. lindsey graham went right back at the president of the united states and reminded him that people come to this country escaping famine, escaping war, and it hasn't just been countries in africa or south america. it was countries in europe as well. and those countries in europe, the violence they escaped from, there are lessons there. when people started talking about social engine

thank you. >> always, chris. see you later. >> take care. >>> all right, so we found out it only takes 101 minutes for the president to do a complete 180. first he calls a surveillance act a mess. then he supports it. so what is the point? that was a clue to bring in this pretty face. chris cillizza, next. to cook with less oil. introducing new pam spray pump made with extra virgin olive oil. now you can pump instead of pour, plus get the superior non-stick you love. new pam spray pump. fl[ gasps, laughs ]c, progressive gives you options based on your budget. you ever feel like... cliché foil characters scheming against a top insurer for no reason? nah. so, why don't we like flo? she has the name your price tool, and we want it. but why? why don't we actually do any work? why do you only own one suit? it's just the way it is, underdeveloped office character. you're right. thanks, bill. no, you're bill. i'm tom. you know what? no one cares. >>> two tweets, 101 minutes. that's all it took to throw d.c. into a tizz

steele is's research and of course chris steele himself. and i think frankly the criminal referral on chris steele by senators grassley and graham is another manifestation of this. so we are more concerned about the attackers than the content which to me is the important matter. >> jim clapper says the dossier was not what the investigation was about. there is independent sourcing above and beyond that. thank you for the clarification, sir. always a pleasure to have you on the show. >> thanks, chris. >> thanks to you, our international viewers for watching. cnn "newsroom" is next for our international viewers. for the u.s., "new day" continues right now. let's get after it. >> a surprise federal injunction complicates negotiations over the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> this should be a bipartisan bill. this should be a bill of love. >> he is playing this straight on congress's lap. if they don't come up with something, it's their fault. >> everybody around the table said we needed to fix daca. >> any deal with dhaka has to include a wall. >> several re

who is hollywood's favorite chris? ♪ we're doing the great chris debate. hemsworth, pratt, or evans? >> yeah, i say chris pratt. ♪ i really like it >> reporter: so hemsworth picks pratt. diplomatic. he recently tweeted, when ordering ice cream i like to get all three scoops, and of course some pine nuts generously sprinkled on top. >> weigh in on the great ryan debate. ryan reynolds, ryan gosling, ryan seacrest? >> one big ryan sandwich. you know? get them all together. >> you can't choose just one ryan. >> i'll say ryan seacrest. >> no doubt which chris elsa pataky would choose. the couple of seven years are starring in their first film together. the special forces afghan war movie "12 strong." >> you guys got a little time alone. >> took a little holiday, yeah. >> a mini holiday. >> we got us some time alone besides the cameras and the crews and stuff. >> i was on the new mexico set myself. it doesn't look like much of a holiday to me. seeing chris in uniform is a different look from "thor" or the workout videos he posts. we all know the ladies love hi

chris van hollen: in this cycle? republicans are doing a very good job themselves of beating each other up in these republican primaries. don't anticipate us getting involved in those republican primaries. obviously, that's, you know, a decision for people in those going forward. clearly know, there is a situation on the republican side, anti-republican mood that is complicating things for those senate races. >> live now here on c-span, we ead to the american foreign service association in washington, d.c. for a discussion about how cities the world can fight terrorism recruitment with state department advisor michael duffen. >> good afternoon, welcome to the first monday, the first working monday in january. this is a partnership of three organizations. my name is adam powell, i am the director of washington

that's why senator chris kuhns said they're at an impasse. lindsey graham, you want chris officer steele part of a criminal investigation after sitting and understanding his testimony that way, it has to be political. what a tv extravaganza. an opportunity you don't usually get. people were candid. both sides. the president and his alleged deal-making prowess on display. here is another taste of a moment. >> when this group comes back hopefully with an agreement, this group and others from the senate, from the house, comes back with an agreement, i'm signing it. i will be signing it. i'm not going to say, oh, gee, i want this, or i want that. i have a lot of confidence in the room that you people will come up with something really good. >> number one, chris cillizza, this is opposite world how mcconnell went into this situation. look, we can't really negotiate in good faith. i don't know what he really wants. there he flips the coin. and the other point of confusion for democrats, they came out why are you asking me whether or not i'll fund t

who is hollywood's favorite chris? ♪ we're doing a the great chris debate. hemsworth, pratt, or evans? >> yeah, i say chris pratt. >> reporter: so hemsworth picks pratt. ryan reynolds was more diplomated. he said, when ordering ice cream, i like to get all three scoops. and of course, some pine nuts generously sprinkled on top. >> the great ryan debate. ryan reynolds, ryan gosling, ryan seacrest? >> one big ryan sandwich. >> no doubt which chris el is a pataky would choose. the couple of seven years are starring in their first film together. "12 strong. '. >> took a holiday. >> we got us some time alone besides the cameras and the crews. >> i was on the new mexico set myself. it doesn't look like much of a holiday to me. seeing chris in uniform is a didn't look from "author" or the workout vid yost he posts. we all know the ladies love him. what do we think about this fashion fail that co-star michael pena showed in november. >> you could probably sue them right now. >> they gave it to me. >> sorry. >> was michael insinuating he didn't look good? >> that's i

i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time". >> well, my friends, we are on the eve of martin luther king weekend, a man who coached us to judge people on the content of their character, not the color of their skin or the place they come from. president trump breathed new life into those words with his ugly invective about wanting of less brown people and more people from norway. we're going to go one on one with campaign manager, corry lee w lewandowski. see if he can adjust the president's words and deeds. let's start with facts first. this may be the image of the week. who do we see? hud secretary ben carson. for all his controversies, carson pulled himself up from poverty, became a neurosurgeon, represents so much of what dr. king fought for and dreamed. behind him, a president who makes us wonder how really feels about people who look like carson. and then you have vice president mike pence, characteristically silent. like he is on his boss' vulgar slur. but pence isn't alone. you hear that? that is

our chris o'connell is live in chadds ford, delaware county, with the breaking details. chris? >> reporter: lucy, congressional source in washington, d.c. telling me tonight now being widely reported congressman pat meehan will not seek re-election following his sexual harassment scandal involving a former congressional aide. the 62-year-old congressman has been serving parts of delaware, montgomery, berks and lancaster counties in the seventh congressional district since 2011. then up until last weekend was on the house ethics committee. well he informed the speaker of the house tonight, paul ryan, he will not run for re-election later this year. this happening after bombshell accusations that he used taxpayer dollars to pay off a sexual harassment settlement and it was just two days ago when the congressman told our own jeff cole about that close relationship he developed with a former aide nearly 30 his younger. a woman he said who was quote his soulmate. >> i have feelings that were generated in that i've said an attraction. >> reporter: so did you have romantic feelings fo

, chris, chris, again, yeah. we can't win. either we're being -- >> i don't think you're having it both way -- >> i think you're trying to have it both ways. >> he calls kim jong-un rocket man and but russia he calls nothing. russia has been a known malfactor. he never calls them out -- >> he just ordered military air strikes in syria. >> not on russian troops. >> hang on. because we've been deconflicting in that area and some of his diplomacy has worked and we haven't had to escalate the situation. i would certainly defend his actions. look, north korea is threatening to annihilate portions of the united states. of course, if vladimir putin went in that direction, the united states and this president would respond forcefully -- >> that's not the line of action that if they attack us then he'll be strong. gees, i'd hope so. >> or if they issued threats. >> he won't even acknowledge that they interfered in the election. >> he did. he's done it multiple of times. >> he says it's a hoax -- >> chris, you need to the

time to hand it over to my buddy chris cuomo for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> anderson, you look good with imaginary glasses on, by the way. no surprise there. don't drive with them, though. all right. so senator cory booker says there is a conspiracy of lies coming out of the white house, and he's coming on to make that case. and wait until you hear what he's willing to do about it. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. we're following breaking news tonight. the top democrat on the house intelligence committee accuses the white house of putting a gag order on steve bannon. congressman adam schiff is the one making that accusation. we're going to talk to him in just a moment about what happened behind closed doors. but first, the mandate of this special series is to start with facts first. here is the fact of the day. someone is lying about what president trump said during that immigration meeting. democratic senator dick durbin doubled down today telling jake tapper that yes, the president called certain nations shithole countries. republican senator lind

chris and alisyn. >> all right, joe. it is one thing for a democrat to say what the president of the united states doesn't say anymore but it does. richard haass, author of "a world in disarray" the crisis of the old order. perfect title for a pivot for the state of affairs. thank you. happy new year to you. good to have you on the show. this the world in disarray when you look at north korea and soerbg oh, communicating, the battle of the buttons with kim jong-un and trump, and what's going on with iran. how do you see it? >> the world has been in disarray for some time. the rise of the missile program. the middle east is a mess by any and every measure. you have a rising china. so much of the machinery is 75 years old. it goes back to world war ii. what's a problem is we're making it worse. what we have seen in the last 24 hours is a president who wields enormous power over the fate of not just 320 million american lives but over 7 billion people. he has raised questions about how reliable america is, what kind of judg

>> chris, it was -- it was central to the campaign. every time the president talked, he talked about border kurt and a border security wall. advancing that this big wall could be built. >> i don't think so. it certainly wasn't a myth with people who voted for him. >> his own chief of staff said he was uninformed. >> put the wall where it's appropriate to put the wall. get rid of the visa lottery. those are all critical things. >> the timing is not as critical as it is for the d.r.e.a.m.ers. people are losing their eligibility day by day. >> the court just ruled, chris. there's no hard deadline now for the daca individuals. >> that's to continue processing applications. >> there's time to -- >> you're still getting expirations. that creates anxiety. >> there is time to do what the election is about, do what we all campaigned on. there's a reason the american people put republicans in control of the house, the senate, and a big reason why they made donald trump the president of this great country. so let's focus on those issues, and then

let's get reaction from somebody that knows the president well, chris ruddy. what is your reaction to what you just heard? >> chris, this is just so absurd and ridiculous, so 100%, i am around the president and have been around him quite a bit the past year and met him 20 years ago. he's not psychologically unfit or lost it as he claimed. i saw the president every other day over a ten-day period during the holiday, and i conversed with him numerous time and i saw him interact with people, and he was remembering things and he was on point and following up on discussions. i brought to the golf club a well-respected "new york times" reporter that had a half-hour sit-down interview with him, michael schmitt, and i don't believe michael walked out and said this man is crazy or unfit. this is just an absurd allegation by somebody who has talked to a lot of disgruntled people at the white house. i was with the president in early december, and i spent an hour and a half with them in the private residence, and the conversation was terrific. he was not repeating things.

we are hanging out with chris hemsworth! [ cheers and applause ] his new movie, "12 strong," is in theaters and imax on friday. chris, whenever you're here, i always feel very connected to you, and i have a game that we can play to prove it. it's time for "the jinx challenge!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: now, here's how it works. we read a category from the card then, i'm going to count to three, and we both say something in that category at the same time. when we say the same thing, it's a jinx. and that's a good thing. >> it's a good thing. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, we want as many jinx's as we can. first, let's put on the jinx gloves, which will help link our -- [ light laughter ] help link our hands and our minds -- it will help link -- >> always. i've always, always wanted -- >> jimmy: this is fantastic. >> wanted to share a glove with you. >> jimmy: it's just, already, it feels like we won, doesn't it? [ cheers and applause ] are you ready? are you ready for this? let's hear the first category is --

[laughter] chris: yes. the proof is in the pudding because people are buying these expensive dishes. so people are spending $95 for crab. people are really going for it. carol: you talk about nonchalant elegance. [laughter] julia: i love the way you said that. carol: so a la carte menu, no , burgers. chris: for the past 10 years, it seems like no restaurant is complete without a juicy burger that has to go on instagram. april bloomfield was a pioneer in this. and these new chefs are like, no. no burgers. we are dressed up. carol: i like how they said, not a lot of greens on the plate. chris: there was a scandinavian trend of burying everything on the plate and flowers and leaves and things, and that's a little fussy and over-the-top. and that is also not part of this trend. julia: midsummer night dream on a plate. carol: a lot of duck. chris: duck and caviar. it used to be, you would be able to judge a plate-based on roasted chicken. how well do they do the basics? now that has turned into duck, which is fa