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Maga Turf war. The White House

0:06

does damage control after Dosh

0:08

head Elon Musk and Trump's

0:10

trade advisor Peter Navarro trade

0:12

insults in a tug-of-war over

0:15

tariffs. Boys will be boys.

0:17

But as the president continues

0:19

to insist he's winning the

0:21

trade war. I'm telling you these

0:23

countries are calling us up, kissing

0:25

my ass. Our officials already

0:27

starting to look for a

0:29

scapegoat. Whose throat do I get to choke

0:31

if this proves to be wrong? And will

0:34

they rain on his 90 million dollar

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birthday parade plans in DC? Isn't that

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wasteful spending? Yes. When you need

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let's get things

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started So

2:03

here's what's going on economic chaos

2:06

continues as you know who slaps

2:08

a 104% tariff on China But

2:10

last night he's stuffed by his

2:13

story that all of this is

2:15

going according to plan These countries

2:17

are calling us up kissing my

2:20

ass. They are They are dying

2:22

to make it here. Please please

2:25

make it you. I'll do anything

2:27

sir And then I'll see some

2:29

rebel Republican, you know, some guy

2:32

that wants to grandstand, say, I

2:34

think that Congress should take over

2:36

negotiations. Let me tell you, you

2:39

don't negotiate like I negotiate. Well,

2:41

you know, I don't know if

2:44

they're all kissing his ass to

2:46

do this, but it seems like...

2:48

Even his top advisors cannot figure

2:51

out what is going on here.

2:53

What is the plan? And the

2:56

White House is trying to clean

2:58

things up, apparently, after Elon Musk

3:00

and trade advisor Peter Navarro got

3:03

into a public war of words.

3:05

Take a look at this. The

3:07

American people understand that Elon's a

3:10

car manufacturer, but he's not a

3:12

car manufacturer. He's a car assembler.

3:15

Musk actually referred to Navarro today

3:17

as being quote. dumber than a

3:19

sack of bricks. Are you in

3:22

or is the administration the president

3:24

all concerned that this is maybe

3:26

impacting the public's understanding of these

3:29

tariffs? It might be messing with

3:31

the message on it. No, look,

3:34

these are obviously two individuals who

3:36

have very different views on trade

3:38

and on tariffs. Boys will be

3:41

boys and we will let their

3:43

public sparring continue and you guys

3:46

should all be very grateful that

3:48

we have the most transparent administration

3:50

in history. Boys

3:53

will, but these are not boys.

3:55

These are grown men. So I'm

3:57

not sure that boys will be

4:00

boys is gonna fly, but you

4:02

know what the hell do I

4:04

know? Well first of all... In

4:06

order to kiss his ass, you

4:08

have to get Mike Johnson out

4:10

of the way. That's number one.

4:12

Number two, what is his exact

4:14

plan, is what I want to

4:17

know. I was home, I had

4:19

a cold, so I was home

4:21

watching everything. And I'm thinking, he's

4:23

trying to destroy the country. Now

4:25

why is he doing that? Just

4:27

as a person in the audience,

4:29

like watching this. So there's a

4:31

couple of theories. Yes. First of

4:34

all, if he tanks the entire,

4:36

what do you call it? Not

4:38

stopping the stock market. What happened?

4:40

All his billionaire friends can swoop

4:42

in and buy everything low. That's

4:44

not an original idea. That's how

4:46

Kim Jeffrey said that. And the

4:48

other thing, and in fact, today

4:51

on Truth Social, he wrote, Trump

4:53

wrote, a great time to buy.

4:55

Hmm. The other theory is from

4:57

James Carville, which I think is

4:59

interesting that he wants to stroke

5:01

such instability in chaos to consolidate

5:03

power for himself So that people

5:05

start to really go nuts, which

5:08

we're starting to no we're not

5:10

well people are starting to get

5:12

mad Well, that's good. You want

5:14

them to get mad. But how

5:16

mad will people get and how

5:18

broke will people get and how

5:20

many jobs will be lost? And

5:22

then he can say, well, there's

5:25

too much chaos and now we're

5:27

going to have martial law in

5:29

this country and he becomes a

5:31

dictator. I mean, I don't know,

5:33

that may be out of the

5:35

bounds. But it's possible. Yeah. So

5:37

as just says, somebody watching the

5:40

news, that's what I see. I'm

5:42

going to be honest though, the

5:44

poor and the rich are like

5:46

are losing money. Elon must have

5:48

lost more money than anyone else

5:50

had on me. Sorry, but no,

5:52

no, no, but by the way,

5:54

but that's the point is even,

5:57

he's even hurting his wealthy friends

5:59

and anyone saying buy the dip,

6:01

do not buy the dip, it

6:03

keeps dipping lower, you will actively

6:05

lose money. The best thing people

6:07

can be doing is sitting back

6:09

calling their congressman and saying, please

6:11

use your congressional power to push

6:14

back on these congressionala. I know

6:16

Peter Navarro, well, I shared this

6:18

with you, I am in no

6:20

way surprised that global markets are

6:22

in a free fall because he

6:24

is the driving force behind these

6:26

tariffs. This is a person that

6:28

we would actively try to keep

6:31

away from President Trump. Is it

6:33

that he doesn't understand? By the

6:35

way, he was a lifelong Democrat?

6:37

Navarro. Navarro. Navarro. Navarro. But he's

6:39

one of these old school, like

6:41

just things we can be a

6:43

purely protectionist nation that does no

6:45

foreign trade with any other nation

6:48

on earth. people from all over

6:50

Trump's orbit are coming out and

6:52

saying, this guy ain't smart. In

6:54

Elon Musk, who I don't agree

6:56

with on much of anything, I

6:58

don't know why he's overseeing Doge,

7:00

I'd actually love to hear from

7:02

him on tariffs. He has experience

7:05

running a business. He employs a

7:07

hundred thousand people in this country.

7:09

He understands a hundred thousand people

7:11

in this country. He understands supply

7:13

chains. This would be a good

7:15

time for him to try to

7:17

say zero, zero tariff for everyone.

7:19

he's not negotiating so I don't

7:22

this is part of the problem

7:24

is that it's all chaotic if

7:26

tariffs could be in your toolbox

7:28

you could use these in a

7:30

strategic way but he's so zero

7:32

sum and is thinking that he

7:34

slaps it on everyone and not

7:36

Russia but like all of our

7:39

allies all of these other people

7:41

and he he just does it

7:43

so like a willy-nilly but he's

7:45

also I was just having this

7:47

conversation this morning, so you're watching

7:49

as Republicans in Congress are starting

7:51

to turn. You know, Tom Tillis,

7:54

I think, do we have a

7:56

clip of that, Brian? I'm assuming

7:58

this all got gamed out, because

8:00

it's a novel approach, it need

8:02

to be thought out, whose throat

8:04

do I get to choke if

8:06

this proves to be wrong? It

8:08

just seems like we've decided to

8:11

begin a trade war on all

8:13

fronts, and that's okay if the

8:15

person who thought this through has

8:17

an answer for why you go

8:19

after partners that we have a

8:21

very long story relationship with. I

8:23

wish you well, but I am

8:25

skeptical. He's not alone. There's a

8:28

lot of other Congress. You're watching

8:30

voters start to recognize because they

8:32

voted in on a tough economy

8:34

that they felt was not in

8:36

great shape. And now this is

8:38

happening, which is the opposite. You're

8:40

also watching the billionaires fall by

8:42

the wayside. They're all calling out

8:45

on him and saying, we're losing

8:47

billions. I don't know if it's

8:49

like equal opportunity offense to everyone.

8:51

It might be Joyce theory. I

8:53

don't think he knows what he's

8:55

doing. I mean, he bankrupted it.

8:57

What we keep on. Failing to

8:59

remember is that he bankrupted two

9:02

casinos. He had six bankruptcy. Nobody

9:04

does that. Nobody does that. He's

9:06

just not a good business person.

9:08

He doesn't understand economics. His professor

9:10

at Wharton business school basically said

9:12

he was the dumbest student he'd

9:14

ever had in his career. And

9:16

I mean, this season just passed.

9:19

So Trump definitely doesn't understand economics.

9:21

He's listening to someone who you

9:23

say doesn't understand economics. And so

9:25

there is no end plan. There

9:27

is no game plan. He doesn't

9:29

know how to negotiate. He couldn't

9:31

negotiate himself out of a paper

9:33

back. But the issue here... But

9:36

his narcissism prevents him from... It

9:38

prevents him from admitting that. And

9:40

so whoopies... point at the very

9:42

beginning, meaning that clip that we

9:44

played, that he's saying, you know,

9:46

everybody's kissing my butt. They're actually

9:48

not because China has accused the

9:50

United States of blackmail and declared

9:53

that Beijing would fight to the

9:55

end. The Canadian Prime Minister Mark

9:57

Kearney has said its friendship with

9:59

the US is over. Australia's, yes,

10:01

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albany said

10:03

Trump's terrorists have no basis in

10:05

logic on not the act of

10:08

a friend, and he called them

10:10

totally unwarranted from France. He said.

10:12

The tariffs are brutal and unfounded.

10:14

We went from the envy of

10:16

the world to the enemy of

10:18

the world. Yes, yes. I can't,

10:20

I don't know who said that,

10:22

but what I will say, from

10:25

my perspective, I'm looking at this

10:27

and I'm thinking, no country can

10:29

count on America anymore. They're going

10:31

to ice us out economically. We're

10:33

going to be on our own

10:35

because they're not going to be

10:37

able to depend on a country

10:39

that every four years could, could

10:42

elect addiction. They can't rely upon

10:44

that. The problem is this, is

10:46

the damage in many ways is

10:48

done. So say he realizes what

10:50

he's done and lifts these tariffs.

10:52

You've already lost trillions in wealth.

10:54

That is not coming back. People

10:56

have lost as much as 30%

10:59

in their retirement accounts. And then

11:01

these relationships that we've damaged, we're

11:03

pushing our allies into each other's

11:05

arms away from us and we're

11:07

frankly putting China in a greater

11:09

place. The American people want, we

11:11

don't like it. We don't like

11:13

how it's being like, we don't

11:16

like how this is being done.

11:18

That's why you will hear us

11:20

crutching about this as long as

11:22

we are able because no one

11:24

we're talking to understands what's going

11:26

on and therefore when they say

11:28

America they're not talking about us.

11:30

They are talking about that very

11:33

narrow band of America that they

11:35

think they represent that I think

11:37

they don't realize they're starting to

11:39

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been talking about fear and uncertainty

14:29

in these sweeping tariffs but the

14:31

guy who imposed them thinks it

14:33

is the perfect time to throw

14:36

a multi-million dollar birthday parade with

14:38

the US military in our nation's

14:40

capital. This is not going over

14:42

well in the court of public

14:44

opinion or from the mayor of

14:46

DC. Take a look. Military tanks

14:48

on our streets would not be

14:50

good. If military tanks were used,

14:53

they should be accompanied with many

14:55

millions of dollars to repair the

14:57

roads. All these federal jobs lost,

14:59

the economy is in the toilet,

15:01

people's 401ks being slashed, nothing to

15:03

celebrate right now, my guy. 92

15:05

million dollars. Isn't that wasteful spending?

15:07

Where does that when you need

15:10

them? Those can't, well I guess

15:12

he does have presidential immunity, so

15:14

the those can't intervene in the

15:16

situation like this? That seems like

15:18

wasteful spending to me. Yeah. We

15:20

are so past wasteful spending it's

15:22

not even funny. Now the question

15:24

is will his base be on

15:27

board with him throwing an extravagant

15:29

party right now? He did promise

15:31

to lower the price of groceries.

15:33

I have not seen an egg

15:35

for one cent since this man

15:37

got in almost, you know, we're

15:39

too close. Something almost slipped out

15:41

in my face. You know, but

15:44

I mean, what the heck? I

15:46

don't think people are gonna be

15:48

supportive. Nobody wants this. In large

15:50

part, it's also his 79th birthday.

15:52

It coincides with the 250th anniversary

15:54

of the armed forces. But I

15:56

will say this, you know, I

15:58

think it's a. just a

16:01

distasteful display for our

16:03

armed services because our

16:05

armed services aren't about

16:07

pomp and circumstance. They're

16:10

about discipline, pride, service, you

16:12

know, things like that and to see

16:14

him sort of trot our our soldiers

16:16

out like that. It reminds me of

16:19

what you see in China, you see

16:21

it in North Korea, you see it

16:23

in Russia, so I don't like that

16:25

part of it. But the other thing

16:27

about Mayor Bouser, I lived in DC,

16:30

you lived in DC, the architect of

16:32

DC was a black man named Benjamin

16:34

Banneker, and he did it and he

16:36

designed the city to protect the capital.

16:38

It's really difficult to get around DC

16:41

because there are all these roundabouts and

16:43

there are quadrants by design so that

16:45

people can't get to the capital.

16:47

to put tanks into the capital.

16:49

It's going to destroy the city

16:52

street. Well, laying off veterans, that's

16:54

the problem is you're watching people

16:56

lose their jobs, who gave the

16:59

ultimate sacrifice and served this country,

17:01

and you're laying them off. And

17:03

I don't care, honestly, it's not

17:06

just wasteful spending. I think it's

17:08

optically such a bad look. People

17:10

are really hurting right now. And

17:13

if he even said, or Elon,

17:15

I'll pay for it. of what

17:17

the Jews call Hutzpah. The

17:19

guy calls veterans and people

17:21

who've been the armed service

17:23

suckers and losers and then

17:25

he expects everybody to march

17:28

in a parade with this

17:30

guy. I mean that is

17:32

Hutzpah. The U.S. armed forces

17:34

are the greatest fighting force

17:36

in the history of mankind.

17:38

The entire world knows that

17:40

and we don't need to

17:42

parade them down Constitution Avenue

17:44

to prove it. on American

17:46

and listen I love a good military flyover

17:48

at a baseball game people like that kind

17:51

of thing yeah but to do it around

17:53

a political leader and it's your birthday too

17:55

I'm sorry just go to a party just

17:57

have a party at Maralago it's easy you know

17:59

I I just, I don't know, you

18:02

know, you're still taking my tax

18:04

money. Yeah. Who's money? Who do

18:06

you think is paying? So I'm

18:08

not interested in throwing a parade

18:11

for you. If you take my tax

18:13

money, send it to the

18:15

kids in the schools where

18:17

you cut their afternoons. Or

18:19

throw a parade for veterans.

18:21

Or throw my money towards

18:23

the veterans. Rehiring them. Yeah.

18:25

I don't want to pay

18:27

for your birthday party. Not

18:29

because. I have a problem

18:31

with birthday parties. I

18:34

love them. But because

18:36

there are too many other

18:38

things we need to be

18:41

focused on. Yeah. Like

18:43

this. We'll be right back.

18:53

This week on

18:56

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Get excited.

19:00

Olivia Monk,

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Amanda B.

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Jit Connor,

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Michael Gandalfini,

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Howard all

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hit America's

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number one day

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on talk show.

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ABC's The View.

19:22

color-coded wristbands to let

19:25

people know what kind of

19:27

mood you're in. So if you're

19:29

in a red band it means

19:31

you're just out for a quiet

19:33

drink and leave me alone. Yellow

19:35

signals and the yellow signals that

19:38

you're open is some idle conversation

19:40

but not too much. And green

19:42

means you are open for everything.

19:45

everything, every type of conversation. Well,

19:47

you know, I think that's part

19:49

of the conversation. Do you want

19:52

to? Yes, I do. If you

19:54

wear or not, don't be surprised

19:56

if you get that question. But what

19:58

if your color. Yeah. Then you're

20:00

there for everybody. I would wear a

20:03

black one and say, you're dead to

20:05

me. I think this is brilliant. Well,

20:07

well, well, you know, find out. Oh,

20:09

yeah. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. I think this is

20:12

brilliant though because it kind of spells

20:14

it out directly. Like there are times

20:16

you're with your friends or something and

20:18

you really are just so happy to

20:21

see people and you don't want to

20:23

be interrupted. But there's also times I

20:25

think in this day and age not

20:27

as many people talk because everyone's on

20:30

their phone. So the other day I

20:32

was meeting someone for a drink and

20:34

I felt all chatty, I was having

20:36

my martini and the bartender ended up

20:38

talking to me. They take what you

20:41

wear too, because if you wear long

20:43

sleeves, you have to make sure is

20:45

visible. I'm gonna wear a tank top

20:47

so I can wear those bracelets. Oh,

20:50

my God. See, I feel like I'm

20:52

only at a bar anymore if I'm

20:54

alone traveling and it's usually like a

20:56

hotel bar. I want my glass of

20:59

wine, my Caesar salad, and no one

21:01

to talk to me other than the

21:03

bartender. So I would love the red

21:05

bracelet. Because there's nothing worse than you

21:07

really just want to enjoy your silence.

21:10

Well, it's because it's travel. I guess

21:12

I could in my room. Like, that's

21:14

the only thing I have. Like, well,

21:16

you know, I like to, I'm a

21:19

bar fly. I like to sit at

21:21

the bar. And you like to talk

21:23

to people. And I like to talk

21:25

to people. So I would always wear.

21:28

And they like to talk to you.

21:30

And they like to talk to you.

21:32

And they like to talk to you.

21:34

And they like to talk to you.

21:37

And they like to talk to you.

21:39

And they like to talk to you.

21:41

your taxi light has to be on.

21:43

It's true. So it seems like your

21:45

taxi light is always hot. Yeah, I

21:48

don't know why it's interpreted that way,

21:50

but I am, I do like people

21:52

and I chat, but I wouldn't wear

21:54

a red one because if you're wearing

21:57

a red one, you just drink at

21:59

home. Yeah, but if you're wearing a

22:01

red one, you attract the wrong type

22:03

of guy. Oh yes, he was like,

22:06

I want a wedding ring. They just

22:08

come in and they're like, well, you

22:10

see, it's like, oh, that's true. Somebody

22:12

who wants the, yeah, the competition to

22:15

try to get. That's who Brian said

22:17

he'd hit on. Well, I wouldn't have

22:19

done anybody to happily marry. But there

22:21

is something intriguing about the girl wearing

22:23

the red one. He thinks he can

22:26

transition the red bracelet wanting to talk.

22:28

Yeah. So the red, so the red

22:30

one is a challenge is a challenge.

22:32

20 years ago, is a challenge. 20

22:35

years ago. 20 years ago, yes. I

22:37

had thought about that. It's the unavailable

22:39

type that Brian really likes. Yeah, he

22:41

does. Like my wife. It's interesting. Are

22:44

we done? Yeah. We're not wearing any

22:46

of them. We'll be right. No, people

22:48

don't. It doesn't matter what I mean.

22:50

People are going to talk to me

22:52

anyway. So it's just, yeah. We'll be

22:55

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26:23

back in the new action thriller

26:25

G20 Anthony Anderson continues the father-daughter

26:27

dynamic he had with Marseilles Martin

26:29

on the sitcom Blackish as they

26:31

star as members of the first

26:33

family who get caught in a

26:35

terrorist takeover which forces him to

26:38

make good on a promise he

26:40

made to his wife madam present

26:42

take a look. We gotta keep

26:44

going. But how are we gonna

26:46

find mine? We

26:53

don't. What? Long and

26:55

I had a long

26:57

talk when she got

27:00

elected that if anything

27:02

like this were to

27:04

ever happen, it was

27:06

my job to get

27:09

you two out. And

27:11

no matter what happens

27:13

to her, I'm going

27:15

to look out for

27:18

you. Let's go. fight

27:49

over me on the other side. I

27:51

have mine. So you want to talk

27:53

is what we hear you sitting. Who

27:55

cares to join me for a chair.

27:57

I'm a divorce man now. than

28:01

talk with these bracelets, ma'am. You were

28:04

right. A single and ready to mingle.

28:06

Well, Andy, we always love when you're

28:08

here. This is a more serious role,

28:11

but you've always bring such light to

28:13

this world. Yes. And the last time

28:15

we saw you, speaking of bringing light,

28:17

you brought your mom. Yeah. And she

28:20

mentioned she was single. And we asked

28:22

her if you were a good wing

28:24

man. So have you been helping her

28:27

out and does she return the favor?

28:29

First off, I am a great wingman

28:31

from my mother, but my mother does

28:33

not know how to close the deal.

28:36

Maybe she needs more bracelets. You always

28:38

sit up and tell you, I ain't

28:40

been with a man in 11 years.

28:43

Maybe you forgot how to be with

28:45

a man. I don't know. We find

28:47

her great prospects. Yeah. She don't want

28:49

it. No, she did. No, she did.

28:52

Is she returning the favor? Is she

28:54

returning the favor? Is she returning the

28:56

favor? Do you want her to return

28:59

mom and doers to return that favor?

29:01

No. But my mother is enjoying her

29:03

life. Yeah, she is enjoying her life.

29:05

Yeah, she's having a great time. Well,

29:08

and you took Mama Doris with you

29:10

when you hosted the Emmys. How was

29:12

that? How did she like being there

29:15

with you for your big night? Unfortunately,

29:17

because I took her, I don't think

29:19

I'll ever be able to host the

29:21

Emmys again. No, we had a great

29:24

time. You know, this is something that

29:26

my mother always wanted to do. So

29:28

for me to be in a beautiful

29:31

thing. So she had a great time

29:33

at the MEs and all she did,

29:35

when were we going back? Mama don't

29:37

work like that. It don't work. Where

29:40

are you going to get us another

29:42

game show? Mama game shows just don't

29:44

fall from the tree. All right, we

29:47

had a nice little seven year run

29:49

with that one. We had a nice

29:51

one year run with this one. Save

29:53

your money. Stop going to Bingo. And

29:56

you'll be good. We love Mama Doris.

29:58

Well, we have to talk about this

30:00

new movie. new movie G20. Yes. We

30:02

talked about it with Marseille yesterday. He

30:05

was on the show. It's thrilling. It's

30:07

really a big action film. It is.

30:09

And Viola Davis plays Madam President. You

30:12

play her husband. I do. And I

30:14

hear that she actually made the request.

30:16

She wanted you for this part. And

30:18

I would imagine you don't say no

30:21

to that. But tell us what it

30:23

was like working. with the first family.

30:25

Well, first off, I got to work

30:28

with an egot. You guys work with

30:30

a egot all the time. Right here.

30:35

There are only about 18 e-gots

30:37

in the world. What is the

30:39

number whoopie for e-gots? Do you

30:41

even know? I don't. It's small.

30:43

It's like 18. But it was

30:45

great. Viola, maybe call her Madam

30:47

e-got every day. So does Lubby.

30:49

I'm sure. It's something that comes

30:51

on all of the trophies. Right.

30:53

Twenty-one in my ear. Twenty-one. Wow.

30:56

But no, it was great. You

30:58

know, Viola got this script years

31:00

years years ago. and she immediately

31:02

thought of me to be her

31:04

husband because she says I remind

31:06

her of her real husband Julius.

31:08

Oh, and Nathan together for a

31:10

long time. Yeah, who's a wonderful

31:12

man and a producer on this

31:14

film as well. And so it

31:16

was just a great time. So

31:18

I had to make sure that

31:20

I showed up and showed out

31:22

for Viola. Well, you did. Yeah,

31:25

thank you. In Brooklyn we'll call

31:27

you Antony. Yeah, so Antony. That's

31:29

it. That's what my mama called

31:31

me all my life. Antony. You

31:33

spent six months in Cape Town

31:35

and South Africa right here where

31:37

you just found out all these

31:39

wonderful things about yourself. Yes. What

31:41

did you find out? Pray tell,

31:43

I must hear this. Well no,

31:45

no, no, you know, I was

31:47

just going through a different stage

31:49

in life. Which was what? You

31:51

know, a newfound me, you know,

31:53

you know, I got divorced a

31:56

couple of years. over that, you

31:58

know, trying to reevaluate my life.

32:00

restarted, re-energized, you know, all of

32:02

those things. And I was in

32:04

Africa while I was going through

32:06

this. You know, I spent a

32:08

birthday there, I turned 53 there,

32:10

and you know, went to the

32:12

top of table mountain on my

32:14

birthday to take in a sunset

32:16

and all those beautiful things. So

32:18

it was just- So you didn't

32:20

want a military parade for your

32:22

birthday? No,

32:25

no, no, no. I just wanted

32:27

great people around you. He seems

32:30

a little more introspective. Yeah, yeah.

32:32

Well. Antony, uh, you know, Antony,

32:34

Antony, in Iowa, we say Antony,

32:36

yes, I was, you're a long

32:39

way from home, that's right, we

32:41

made you yesterday, Marseille, Marsay, Martin

32:43

was here, which is your former

32:46

blackish co-star daughter, all the things,

32:48

and, uh, TV daughter, and she

32:50

sent this message to you. Hi

32:52

Anthony, it's your daughter. I was

32:55

just here and now you're probably

32:57

gonna sit in this exact same

32:59

couch. I don't know what dress

33:01

room they'll put you in, but

33:04

I love you so much. Gasp

33:06

me up! Gasp me up on

33:08

this show while you're honor. You

33:10

know, say some cool things about

33:13

me. You know, hype me up.

33:15

Tell them to follow me. Yeah.

33:17

And I gave her that nickname

33:20

when she was eight years old.

33:22

Wow. Just because her soul is

33:24

so old. But I saw her

33:26

greatness when she walked into our

33:29

audition at eight years old. I

33:31

saw a light around her and

33:33

just the talent that she had.

33:35

And I told her when she

33:38

walked in, before she walked out,

33:40

I was like, look, the job

33:42

is yours. So, and then. We

33:45

gave her the gig and then

33:47

I told her I was like,

33:49

you are going to go on

33:51

to be great and do great

33:54

things. And she went on to

33:56

become. the youngest producer in the

33:58

history of Hollywood. And she's just

34:00

so much, she's just so talented.

34:03

And I told her that and

34:05

I was like, look, I'm telling

34:07

you all these things because it's

34:09

the truth, but there's gonna come

34:12

a time where I'm gonna need

34:14

you for a job. So just

34:16

remember this right here when it

34:19

comes to that. And you did.

34:21

Yeah. See, that's how that should

34:23

work. Well, I haven't. I'm going

34:25

to try. But last December, you

34:28

took part in the Real Full

34:30

Monty Special. You bared it all.

34:32

And this was to raise awareness

34:34

for prostate, testicular cancer. Really important.

34:37

Because men don't get checked out

34:39

enough. The special feature, the digs,

34:41

Tyler Posey, Chris Jones, to name

34:43

a few. Why was it so

34:46

important to you to join this

34:48

special? And did you have any

34:50

hesitation? No, I know. Fox called

34:53

me up and asked me to

34:55

host the show and I, and

34:57

I knew exactly what the show.

34:59

being overseas and watching it in

35:02

Europe. And they said, we want

35:04

you to host this, but you

35:06

have to get naked. I was

35:08

like, yes, I'm there. I've been

35:11

comfortable in the skin that I'm

35:13

in since I was a kid.

35:15

So I don't mind bearing at

35:18

all. But more importantly, I lost

35:20

my biological father. and three of

35:22

his siblings to cancer all within

35:24

a year and a half of

35:27

one another. And so when they

35:29

asked me to host the show,

35:31

you know, because of my personal

35:33

connection to what cancer can do

35:36

to someone and to a family,

35:38

I wanted to do it and

35:40

that's why I took part in

35:42

it. And I applaud everybody who

35:45

watched the show. It was a

35:47

great thing for all of us

35:49

involved in those who were dealing

35:52

with this disease. Yeah. Well good

35:54

for you. Thank you. Breaking rights?

35:56

No? Yeah. You know, I felt

35:58

a little bad because my mama

36:01

was front row center as I...

36:03

But she has seen that skinny

36:05

before. She's not told her anything.

36:07

She didn't know. She didn't need

36:10

to see it again. Well, yeah.

36:12

Sometimes that's what stops us from

36:14

moving forward and making mistakes and

36:17

all. I was like, oh, that's

36:19

right. I remember this. No, thank

36:21

you, son, it's all right. How

36:23

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friend. And you might be dreaming

42:45

about the cup. And you might

42:48

be completely lost for words. But

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that's what it's all about.

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That's hockey. The Stanley

42:55

Cup playoffs presented by GEICO.

42:58

Sarah Skinner behind is on

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the table today on the

43:03

podcast. We want you to

43:05

have a great day everyone.

43:08

Take a little time to

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enjoy the view and never

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forget you're not alone. We're

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in this together. The missing child

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is Lucia Blix, nine years old.

43:20

Please let her come back home

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safely. April 16th, the kidnappers plund

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it meticulous. If money is what

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it takes to get her back,

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we're going to pay it. The

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secrets they hide. You can't talk

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about this. You can't run.