dr. seuss is canceled. linkin park the whole world is canceled. i'm sort of enjoying watching it. >> as we are seeing liberals fleeing liberal states to come to great red conservative states, that is what you're going to see with the democratic party's. i think that it is obvious, even those that want to be woke and want to feel like they are in the epicenter of culture and tiktok and social media to validation, they are still moving to florida and they are still moving to tennessee and they are still getting the heck out of chicago and l.a. and new york and that says it all because you can talk all you want about how woke you are and how much you love the democrats and how much you love the squad, but your feet are telling a different story and that is what we are going to see hopefully walking towards the polls in november and hopefully not -- >> not just defeat, tomi. but your cold antibody if you are alexandra because of cortez. all right. more "outnumbered" in a moment. veteran homeowners- you made a smart move when you bought your home. now

. >> trevor: wow, first dr. seuss, and now adolf hitler. cancel culture is getting out of control. come on, people! this was obviously an innocent mistake. you should give amazon's graphic designer a break, because he's probably not allowed one on his shift. and to be fair to amazon, everything looks like hitler. i mean, there are cats that look like hitler, fish that look like hitler, houses that look like hitler. there was this super old guy i met in argentina last year who looked a lot like hitler... oh, wait a second-- if we're going to go after app logos that make you uncomfortable, you know who we should be going after? instagram. everytime i tap it, i feel like i'm sticking my finger in a robot's butthole. tell me you never noticed that! tell me you never noticed the same thing! but let's move on to our main story. one of president biden's top priorities in his first month in office has been passing a coronavirus relief bill, which makes sense. i mean, people spent an entire year having to smell their own breaths. the least they can get in return is some compensation. unfort

potato head, britney spears and dr. seuss. meanwhile, at the top of republican politics, today was day five of a saga i almost can't believe is happening, let alone happening along side democrats passing the most important legislation in a generation, right? the former president, mr. trump, is demanding formally that the republican party stop using his name. he sent them a cease and desist letter. he's publicly demanding repeatedly now that people who support him should not give any money or support to the republican party. they should instead make all of their political donations to him. make their political donations at his website to his pac, don't support the republican party, just support me. the republicans in congress are like britney spears and dr. seuss only. the republicans at the top of their food chain are like give me all your money. the "new york times" noting helpfully today, quote, that the sort of pac that donald trump has been soliciting donations for, quote, has no meaningful restrictions on how it could spe

it's a dr. seuss character >> a cat >> jimmy: the other one. holiday. >> a fish? >> jimmy: yep. >> fish? >> jimmy: no >> no. >> jimmy: holiday. >> oh. a dog? >> jimmy: he stole christmas >> oh, the grinch. >> jimmy: yeah [ bell dinging ] uh, movie with julia roberts where she finds herself in italy. >> "eat pray love. >> jimmy: that's correct [ bell dinging ] and it's in a transportation device that uses -- it floats in the - it floats. [ light laughter ] and you're in a basket >> oh, a hot-air balloon [ bell dinging ] >> jimmy: that's correct she did it [ cheers and applause [ bell dinging ] "the grinch reading 'eat pray love' in a hot-air balloon." now let's get it - >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: wow! >> it's real >> jimmy: oh, my god, i don't like that grinch looking at me [ laughter ] >> wow >> jimmy: the way he's enjoying the book, so he can see. >> i had no idea it was going to be, like, a real thing. >> jimmy: oh, yeah [ light laughter ] these are real things. yeah [ laughter ] all right. here we go >> all right >> jimmy: now it is my turn to guess. >> okay. >>

seuss to mr. potato head to the loony toons, to joy behar, to the grammys, to defending piers morgan after he stormed off the set of his own show like a guest on "maury" who won't accept the results of a paternity test they can't defend trump and they can't effectively criticize biden, so they have been lurching from one dumb culture war issue to the next. they know biden's covid response has been overwhelmingly popular and the covid relief bill has even been popular with republican voters. 59% of whom say they support the covid bill so, remember that when people say it's not bipartisan, it is it's just that no republican politicians supported it also, let me just say, as a side note, no one gives [ bleep ] if it's bipartisan. people care much more about results than bipartisanship. polls have born that out repeatedly you think a family of four would have been happier if, instead of $12,000 in stimulus money and child benefits, that they got a much crappier bill that had republican support "well,

who is dr. oz? doctor, $1,200. who is dr. seuss? doctor, $1,600. seen here, this shoe brand named for a real doctor celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2010. who is, uh, dr. marten-- doc martens? um, the doctor is in for $2,000. who is doc holliday? uh, it's about time, $800. what is a second? a minute to go. it's about time, $1,200. what is a minute? no. kara or claire? what is an hour? an hour. 1/24. claire. sacred to this religion, $2,000. (laughs) what you gonna do this time, young lady? $1,000. $1,000, all right... what is hinduism? no, sorry. what is buddhism? back to you. about time, $2,000. what is a moment? $1,600, it's about time. what is "the yearling"? indiana, 12-- (beep) oh, we won't get those last few clues. let's go to final jeopardy! and reveal the category right now-- geographic terms. think about that, make your wagers. we'll return in a moment. duare almost inseparable. she lifts her calf to its firstr think about that, make your wagers. breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most

seuss was like, what you are we talking about? it is what you are and biden didn't talk about the pandemic and bringing up one of trump's gaffes >> this is the same man who said, by easter, it will be gone away. by the warm weather, it would be gone, like a miracle. by the way, maybe you can inject bleach in your arm and take care of it. >> i was saying it sarcastically and you know that >> jimmy: meanwhile, a guy injecting bleach in his arm is like, what do you mean sarcastically. >> jimmy: meanwhile, a guy injecting bleach in his arm is trump is like, i don't inject bleach i wear a patch and slowly absorb it all day. at the end of trump's presidency, he will say, everything i say is sarcastic. no, you said -- no, no, well - you said i said. of course trump tried to fight back he really took issue with biden using the word smart >> mr. president, did you use the word smart don't use the word smart with sne. >> mr. president, did you use >> he said, i'm much smarter how is how i got nominated for the taco bell peace prize. and bid

and can i correct poor dr. seuss. as you know, i said i'm not equipped to drive heavy machinery this morning. but it's don't cry because it's over. smile because it happened. >> there you go. >> if you were sitting at home going what? >> i knew that. but i let it go. it's the last day. >> oh, that's right. forgiveness on the last day. now, you forgive me. >> i have to say, this is the first time in all my years sitting next to diane, i've looked at her this morning like, hello? anybody home? >> what just happened? >> but you know what? if it's going to be a morning, it's this morning, to be that way. and we understand fully. diane is heading to the anchor chair at "world news." she has been here, as we've been saying, for more than a decade. and we thought it would be a good time, now, to remind everyone the unforgettable stories she has brought into our homes over these many years. let's take a look. >> good morning to all of you. i'm diane sawyer in kabul, afghanistan, on this march 9th, around the world. we're here

seuss being no longer a part of read across america day. and then more divisive things like reimagining our history and never looking at the positives that america has done to overcome all the racism of our past. it has become a very big debate and you can see that the more people -- the more parents are opening up to this idea the more push back you are seeing unfold. >> dana: i listened to a podcast this weekend. it has two people debate an issue. they debated the issue. critical race theory academics came up with it in the 1970s and bouncing along. one of the arguments against it it could be backfiring and making something -- making things worse. >> and i have been very open about i think it is true. and i think that the way that we -- we are at a crossroads in the country right now where democrats and republicans are defining our country in a very different way, right? a lot of democrats who think that our nation is systemically racist and then there is a lot of republicans who think that the united states, the same country, is the most

seuss's "how the grinch stole christmas" or as specific what you're hoping to see under the tree. like poor ralphy parker writer narrator "a christmas story" whampl. >> what do you want for christmas, little boy -- >> you'll shoot your eye out, kid. >> reporter: making for a christmas movie magic. ♪ bring it back ♪ >> reporter: take this cooking in the kitchen number. and can you name them from the peanuts' crew in "the charlie brown christmas"? or macaulay culkin front and center in this version of nutcracker." it's not just about christmas when it comes to christmas movies. ♪ somewhere out there >> mouseka wits, and the kwanzaa documentary. "the black candle." >> you are what we have become. >> reporter: whether will ferrell and "elf." >> santa's coming to town. >> ah! oh, my god! i know him. >> reporter: and bill murray -- >> you are going to be visited by three ghosts tomorrow. >> bad for me. >> reporter: or tyler perry playing an apartment store santa in "a madea christmas." >> does santa really work in the north pole? >> no. he don't work. he lays on the couch and drin

i guess it's about letting dr. seuss' books be racist but also not letting politicians get away with sexual harassment. cancel culture feels a lot like watching wandavision, every time i think i get what st about, the next scene is now it is about a purple witch who is only pretend possessed. but this is a new play book for all these scandals. you just refuse to step aside and hope that things eventually blow ever over. it worked for donald trump, for ralph northam and andrew cuomo hopes it will work. when we come back jaboukie young-white decides whether to take the covid-19 vaccine or not. and the one and only eddie murphy is still joining us on the show, so stick around. with metro by t-mobile mrs. r rules. she's going above and beyond finding new ways to illuminate her students so everyone can shoot for the stars. you work hard for your money make it go further with metro by t-mobile cool. right now there's zero fees to switch. get our lowest price on unlimited, just $25 bucks a line for 4 lines plus 4 free gal

hare mucher on dr. seuss than they are on insurrectionists and of course they have gone after liz cheney, who has, you know, shown consistent integrity through and through, more tough than they have on paul gosar who has threatened to kill alexandria owe casia cortez and joe biden. >>> you had kevin mccarthy, essentially he's not responding. trump had no reaction. trump excused me for saying the truth. running in his home state. he is a wholly owned property of donald trump just like j.j.d. vance would be. they're all trump's property if they get into leadership, right? my question is what then becomes of the house of representatives. >> members of the house. i have no intention of losing the mid terms. we have delivered, they have divided but kevin mccarthy, we would all be better off if his affair with integrity had lasted longer than a week. but he's gotten back together with the old big lie and the party of the big lie is led by the biggest liar in kevin mccarthy. so there will be no back stop, no i

seuss and to go after that. the tactics aren't very convincing to the average person who doesn't have the time or interest to care all day about some injustice they can find 500 years ago, 400 years ago. this is a tactic not unlike stopping traffic and stopping people getting to work to protest global warming. to take joy out of a holiday celebration who says that's the party i want to be a part of and the politics i agree with? it is unamerican. >> like the people that get anowed with some of us that put up lights before thanksgiving. you should see my house. thank you so much. happy thanksgiving to you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> benjamin: thanks. the week of thanksgiving is usually a very short one for schools. students attending classes on just one, two, maybe three days. a number of disdistricts across the country have taken the entire week off pointing to staff shortages, burn-out and mental health and other districts are taking days off during the school year for the same reasons. you look back at all the

. >> reporter: earlier, ted cruz read dr. seuss to his doctors watching on c-span. >> i do so like green eggs and ham. thank you, thank you, sam, i am. >> reporter: as the night wore on, cruz went off topic and the unspun wisdom of "duck dynasty." >> i want to point out words of which o of wisdon. >> when you turn on the "today" show, you will see him. >> reporter: and bringing together hillary clinton. >> they each married far above themselves. >> reporter: to pitch the health care debate which enrollment starts next week. >> i think it is important to tell the people why we are doing all this outreach. this only works, for example, if young people show up. >> reporter: and president obama acknowledged it has been tough. >> it has been difficult, the obama care thing. >> reporter: senator rand paul urged cruz not to stage his marathon. >> and my question to the senator from texas is does he want to shutdown the government? >> reporter: and once ted cruz marathon really got into high gear, other republicans did step forward t

seuss is not really a fair fight. thank you very much. >> match live bill debate here on c-span or c span.org. house republican leaders also talked to reporters the morning, they focused on the southern borders. >> hi, everybody. thank you. thanks for joining us today. we've got a number of pieces of legislation that we continue to be very concerned about. obviously the covid package which is coming to the floor, we don't know, either today or tomorrow. it's a real tradge injury, when you look at that package, we know that the result of that package will be middle class tax increases. we know for sure that it includes provisions that are not targeted, they're not temporary, they're not related to covid. it didn't have to be this way. we could have had a bill that was, you know, a fraction of the cost of this one, it could have gotten bipartisan approval an support. but the speaker decided to go in another direction. and so we are going to be saddled with a burden, spending burden and a tax burden that is really indefe

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so, while some may be talking about the debt, they're really deep into dr. seuss and everything else, and they're not -- we don't hear them arguing about the debt the way they used to, like john kasich is talking about, quite frankly. >> go ahead, make your final point, governor. >> i just want to say we are in a culture now of "i" and we are not in a culture of "we." it's affecting politics. it's affecting everything in our country today. all we do, most of us today, we've lost the moral underpinning that says we should live in a country where we care about we and not just about i. in politics what's good for me? how do i get re-elected, how do i have power? this is something i'm going to be talking about all the time. that is, we need to get back to a we culture where we work together and not cancel other people who don't think like us and work together to solve the problems that people have. >> that would be nice and productive. let's see if that's possible. governor, thank you very much. gloria, thanks to you as well. >>> how much damage has been done to

seuss, banning books in schools. but hillary is right. you go down the list. nothing for child care. nothing for paid leave. nothing for working moms or dads. nothing to actually make the lives of children in america, of parents in america easier. absolutely nothing. so, you know, you go back to 1948 and harry truman's campaign for reelection, willie, where he talked about the do-nothing republicans. it would not be a bad theme for democrats to pick up as they move towards the 2022 campaign, to listen to what hillary clinton said and start talking about the do-nothing republicans instead of always being on the defensive about what they say. put them on the defensive for what they do not do. in the house, they do absolutely nothing. >> well, hillary clinton has made it clear, you are going to hear from her whether on a ballot or not going forward, especially in these midterm elections. president joe biden meanwhile is warning russia could launch an attack on ukraine within the next several days and said the u.s. sees no signs russia is withdrawing any of its tr

dr. seuss is really another icing on the cake for me. he was no, he might have been uninformed, but our country as better than this. we should introduce him to a salem witch trial. be better than this. >> harold, do you worry about banning both essentially the modern-day equivalent of burnin them if you can't get them on the open market? >> some books and may deserve t be earned, but definitely, definitely not dr. seuss. >> okay. byron, you come out winners and losers. >> my winner are the americans who are hoping to get in the covid vaccine. this week the average of doses administered hit to million per day here is hoping that goes up and up and up. already better-than-expected a few weeks ago. might my loser, prince harry an meghan markel. the estranged royals are again dumping on the royal family fro their mansion in california. if you want privacy, don't do a big interview with oprah, it tends to get noticed. >> it does. molly, your winner loser. >> my winners are republican governors, when you look at who's leading the republican pa

>> red meat, "dr. seuss" and now this. we are better than that. better than cultural war meant to divide and distract us. our history is something we have to deal with. i know it is hard. i know you don't want to because you want to have your believes in the way that you always lived or however that is reenforced and reconfirmed in every single moment. no growth, no evolution. no diversity. same old, same sold. our painful past is apart of who we are today. we got the former vice president let us remember that was menace by those thirsty rioters chanting "hang mike pence" on january 6th. that's what's he's disturbed by in traditional values like liberty and justice for all? in case you are not clear of what he means by war-american traditional values, there is this. >> we'll reject critical race theory in our schools and our public universities and we'll cancel, cancel culture where ever it arises. > >>>. >> okay, i want you to listen to me because this is the old o okay-doke again. democrats are not good at politicking, republicans are much bette

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[laughs] it's like dr. seuss for leaps. it's the alert. take cover immediately. [laughs] cnn producer is been fired following a federal and statement of sex crimes. this guy is accrued of accused of is pretty disturbing. friday john griffin was arrested friday, that's two fridays. by the fbi for attempting to lure minors and not the cold kind to his vermont ski house to engage in activities. according to court documents last year hit a number of online conversations with the purported parents of young girls who range in age from 9-16. he allegedly transferred over three grand to the mother of one child so they could fly from nevada to boston where he picked them up and drove them to his house where according to the indictment the data was directed to engage in illegal sexual activity. the court papers show a lot of disgusting stuff that he said during conversations with the parents are not repeated here. some are done smacking him so the site ahead to get a save some slabs for those discussing parents. as for cnn they release a statement saying the quote the char

potato head, or dr. seuss, dr. seuss's family decided to do with dr. seuss privately. but, willie, what we're going to end up with is, what ramesh would say is you're not going to get court packing but you get a commission and joe biden is not going to get a military style assault weapon ban but you'll get maybe watered down presidential executive order. but at the same time republicans will run as if he's trying to take away all guns. you even talk about a 90 issue on expanding background checks and you would think they are knocking down doors and ripping handguns away from crying mothers. >> and another element is the country watched what happened and then the reaction after january 6 among many republicans and they saw no outrage, no protest about calling out and contesting a free and fair and secure election and then excusing the behavior of the president and in fact participating in it by many of them. so when you hear outrage now, americans stop and say you didn't care about that. that was americans storming the capitol, looking for the vice president of the unit

. >> dr. seuss would have turned 109 years old on saturday. libraries and book stores across the country had readings to celebrate this. seuss vil seussville is the website you can go and play games and be interactiv interactive. >> looking to see how she looks, if she starts to show, get a little bit bigger. my wife, also pregnant, by the way, discovered some blogs that were saying unflattering things about her maternity wear choices. some of them are rather interesting. >> the internet was used to say something mean? i'm shocked. jack the giant slayer. >> gigantic expectations. didn't live up to them even though it was the number one movie over the weekend. people may have been looking up to see what happened, why didn't it do so well but also to see where the movie was playing or read some reviews. >> little insight on our crazy minds. daniel siebert, thank you very much. >>> you're watching "today in the bay "t. >> it's 8:26. i'm marla tellez. a vote tonight an emergency moratorium on new gun dealers. tevlar sports opened its doors in dece

it's called "mein kampf," but you can't buy the six band dr.. seuss books? you can buy the anarchist cookbook but not dr. seuss to enough is enough. we are not careful. well, look at what's happening in great britain. the investigation, government investigation into pierce morgan for expressing his point of view.g if it can happen there, yeah, it can happen here. that is scary. dan bongino, geraldo rivero are with us. geraldo, are you really thinking of running for the senate? you really thinking about it? because you're going to have to get dan bongino's endorsement. >> no chance. so glad you asked me, because -- you know, erica and i were thinking about it, our dreams got ahead of our plan. you know, i regret that we went public with this before we had formulated an idea., you know, anything more than an idea, i apologize for it. i'm not running for the senate seat in the great state of ohio. i thought i could do good as a republican moderate, but you know, it is a daunting task and i will leave it to a younger person. >> sean: dan, thank goodness. no l of

she would actually put diphthong notes on dr. seuss books that i was reading to them, so i can learn to pronounce the vowels correctly. which you may have noticed i still haven't learned. but anyway, the point is that at the end of two weeks, you know, i was completely paralized. i knew what i was doing wrong, but i couldn't fix it and still function as a normal human being. that is the end of my efforts to change my accent and the end of my marriage. not the direct correlation. [ laughter ] >> seth: right, but close enough. well, finally, i want to say thank god you still have this accent. >> thank you. >> seth: because i tell you --. >> and i want to say thank god you have this show. >> seth: oh, well thank you very much. [ applause ] >> seth: so glad you came on. >> and you know what? i also think that while i'm redefining success, maybe you can redefine success in late night television. >> seth: okay. >> here's how -- >> seth: okay. >> you know how most people measure success by how many people are tuning in? >> seth: mm hmm.

seuss line, "i do not like green eggs and ham. i would not eat them on a rope. i would not eat them with some soap. i would not" -- >> even with the pope. [ light laughter ] >> seth: where did you take your wife on your honeymoon? >> pittsburgh, not paris. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] what does the president call his hands when he eats at a restaurant? >> steak holders. [ light laughter ] >> seth: hey, spicy, dumbass says "what?" >> it was a good try. [ light laughter ] >> seth: ah-ha, almost got you. what would the president do if 14 angry llamas ran into the oval office and started speaking french while the president was eating a plate of calamari? >> i honestly haven't asked him that specific question. [ laughter ] >> seth: fair enough. it was very specific. [ light laughter ] can you describe ted cruz in three words or less? >> an effective tool. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: what is your favorite line in "50 shades of grey"? >> "he was received with incredible warmth." [ laughter ] >> seth: what is your favorite tv show starring will smith? >> "the crown

seuss material, usually the instruction was by negative example. "private snafu" would do something wrong and he ended up dead or being blown to bits in about a third of them only to come back in the next installment a couple of months later. >> mark, harris thanks very much. now from the u.s. army, titled "going home" as private snafu used by the army. ♪ >> a soldier returns from the global grind. home is ahead. his home town is proud. look at that brass band. look at that crowd. our returning hero has, no doubt, a million things to talk about. safe at home, away from battle, restricted stuff makes harmless prattle. >> our out fit is 999. we hold the center of the line. the british hold the west. machine gun this. 200 million tanks. >> you got that off your chest, why not go out and blab the rest. >> a landing field. boy is that sweet. it measures 15,000 feet with nine new runways all concrete. those new jap tanks pack a punch. they knocked out bat erie b. if they start to push they will shove to us the sea. >> the news of the day. a new secret

dr. seuss enterprises said today the portrayals of africans and asians are "hurtful and wrong." the author, theodore geisel, died in 1991. still to come on the newshour: the supreme court hears challenges to voting laws that could have major implications on elections. lawmakers inoth parties push for monthly payments to parents through tax credits. india struggles with vaccination amid widespread hesitancy and misinformation. plus, much more. >> woodruff: state legislatures across the country are trying to rewrite election laws after the contentious 2020 election. and as john yang reports, a supreme court case argued today will determine how courts will assess those new laws. >> we love trump! >> yang: last november, arizona was a battleground in the presidential race. >> count the legal votes! >> yang: its narrow backing of president biden was the first time the state had gone democratic in 24 years. today, it was again a battleground, as the supreme court heard a challenge to two arizona election laws. last year, a federal appeals court struck down both of them as violating th

. >> reading dr. seuss on the senate floor. the senate pulling an all night tore bring attention to climate change. democratic senator ed marky spent his time quoting the lorax, which he calls an environmental classic. at this hour, senators are still talking about this issue, even though there are no plans to bring climate change to the floor this year. what do you think of that? >>> the patients and staff at joe dimaggio children's hospital dancing to the hit song "happy." look at this. ♪ ♪ >> so sweet. they made that video to highlight the specialist who work with children every day to make hospital visits a little less scary. >> they forgot that the camera was there and when they see the camera, they were just like kind of hamming it up. >> all the kids are just so happy to see themselves that they sent links to their friends and family so everyone can enjoy the video. >> the hospital is in hollywood flax fellow. and they do such an amazing job to make those children's visits a little brighter. peter, by the way, you ha

next, four, that's how many lost dr. seuss stories from the 1950s are being published. it will come out in september. the tales feature horton. athletes heading to training camp in japan. that's the first time i've seen them with shirts on. >> that's a good thing. >>> there is no more drama for allison sweeney. she traded in her soap opera job and stardom on the show for family time and she's loving it right now. >> that's right. joining us now from "days of our lives" and" the biggest loser" allison sweeney is here. i'm holding a people magazine. there you are. looking fantastic. >> thank you very much. >> really making a great statement. my family comes first. i love this. big trade here that you're making. what was behind the decision, 'cause i know it's a big one. >> yeah. it is a big one. i have been doing two jobs, "days of our lives" and "biggest loser" for seven years. there came a point at which i sort of thought about it and talked to my husband about it and realized, i don't know that i can keep continuing to make that same decision because it took me away fr

seuss of racist aren't doing it because he was, they know he wasn't. it dr. seuss devoted his entire life to combating racism. they are doing it because dr. seuss believes in equality. equality. if they don't want a quality anymore, they hate it. if they want equity. one of the groups leading the charge against dr. seuss, this show, and every other person who tries to save the truth, it tries to say things that bring the country together, to encourage others to judge on who they are, not be tried there from. they've explained why they are doing it. this is a direct quote from an essay from the splc. this message of acceptance in the book, these changes, one of the post down like most beautiful stories ever written, does not acknowledge the structure power imbalances. instead, taking action to take action against injustice, the story promotes a race neutral approach. so the race neutral approach in which we recognize that we are all human beings, we are all equal in the most fundamental sense, that's not allowed anymore. a color blindness is racism is demanded

. >> this is how trump gets re-elected, cancel dr. seuss, melt down mr. potato head's private parts. >> reporter: controversial, you bet. but listen to perry bacon, jr., a senior writer for the website 538. >> we're undergoing an incredibly important re-examination of who our heros are and should be. and i think that is not a fake issue at all. i can't think of anything more important. >> reporter: you realize, of course, that that leaves you wide open to the argument that we are applying 21st century values to 18th century people? >> i'm a black person in america. i'm pretty happy with some of the things lincoln did, so i'm not opposed to that. but i think, yes, we are seeing some of the most fundamental values our society questions: capitalism, is america an exceptional country? is america a model for other countries? have we treated native americans and black people so egregiously bad we've never been a true democracy. so when you see schools in san francisco being renamed, i don't think this is minor. i think we're sort of really seeing, yes, yes, the

seuss who has been canceled. we've seen so many examples of. this but i seem to remember one person who survives the gods of cancel culture. let's pull out the picture. oh, it's chris cuomo. you remember this picture of him with his brother and the big q-tip advising his brother on official phone calls about the sexual assault allegations. this guy survives. is he the right messenger for who should be canceled? >> i love this question, kailee, and i love the irony that you're depicting. as we have mr. mar there talking about precision, saying that words matters, phobia is an irrational fear and using common sense to describe the situation, we have chris cuomo sort of pushing back on that and he's the one above anyone else that should understand that his words matter. when he pledged, for example to be an ally and advocate for women who have alleged disdiscrimination, i find it a bit rich frankly to be lecture on morality from this individual and i find it refreshing to hear from bill mar which is common sense. this isn't what this is. it may be

a sculpture of the classic dr. seuss character. the expert baker revealing she completed the job, guess how many days? only three days. >> not possible. >> jim carey was touched by the sweet tribute and sent out a tweet. he said my ultimate goal is not just to be admired by my fans, but to be eaten by them. i wonder if she does an angel food ace ventura that's awesome that's something -- something tells us laura could probably pull that one off, too that's your pop start, guys. >> that's impressive >> quickly we're throwing it back to a photo of you from 1998 >> no way. >> taken right here in studio 1-a. we wanted to show we posted it to twitter this week it reads, here's a throw back to my first time in 1-a as a tourist with my sister molly, 1998. dreaming of doing what i got to do this morning for the first time, epic jacob, 13 years later here you are. we thank you for being a part. this has been a fun week for all of us. >> it's been special for me to be here with you guys. to be here with all of you guys at home, too >> you ha

seuss book "oh, the places you'll go." now they are sharing it with everyone. they have 20,000 hits online. it's harm warming. >>> a winner revealed. we asked all of our home testers the recipe that helped them lose weight. joy bauer went through the recipes, narrowed it down to a winner. we'll meet that top chef, show you the recipe and how to make it. >> it's summertime. all of a sudden you're hobnobbing with neighbors you don't know that well. some awkward situations may develop when you're going to a family reunion. you know there's always some fun there. we're going to have social cues that will help you get through awkward times. >> before we get to all that, can we please say hello to one of our favorite guests here today, pink. how are you? >> good morning. >> you're here -- that was a miss. you've got some announcements. first a new song coming out. >> i do today. >> and it is? >> "blow me a kiss." >> this is part of a new album? >> yes. >> you have another announcement september 18th. >> i will be here september 18th. also i heart radio i'm doing sept

dr. seuss what's in the cat's hat game, kind of like a 20-questions game for school-aged kids. this is my best. spin art, a blast, it has frequencies, very cool. under 20. >> play doe? >> you can put play doe in that as well. >> cool. >> this is the jewel tree from creativityor kids. put it together. it is a really pretty thing to decorate in their rooms and they can make jewelry as well. >> this looks co. >> beautiful. these are record a story. guess how much they miss you and the night before christmas, not a child or make a keepsake because youravel a lot and want to be thereor bedtime story. >> 30 sfwhunchs the boys playing with city blocks. this year, come in hot colors and coloradoers, open-ended, put them in the basket for the coffee table. >> what is the age range? >> 4 and up and then put them with these toys, these are planimals. from all over the country. make and break challenge, very different type of game, visual discriminati, you have to make these designs but you can only use this, no hands. >> afterwards, have chinese food. exactly. russell toes, heard about do

first they outlaw dr. seuss. now they want to tell us what to say. >> again, democrats did not outlaw dr. seuss. the company that -- dr. seuss' own company pulled them. josh hawley acting like a victim on the stage at a packed political conference. >> speaking of being cancelled, the last six weeks the radical left, their corporate allies, the liberal tried to cancel me, censor me, expel me, shut me down. >> so people didn't like when senator hawley voted to overturn the election and cancel millions of americans' votes over a lie. he actually tried to cancel votes over a lie. after the insurrection, simon and schuster said that they wouldn't publish his book, saying it could not support hawley after his role in what became a, quote, dangerous threat to undermine democracy and freedom. that is called consequence. ten days later a new publisher picked up the book. i'd say the cancel culture facili fanatics are making a mockery of themselves, but someone already did that. >> online and in the media, conservative voi

speaking of dr. seuss. jimmie kimmel last night. >> this is how trump gets reelected, by the way, cancel dr. seuss, cancel abe lincoln. melt down mr. potato head's private parts and throw them at the muppets. a passive victory. >> bill: i want to give a shout-out to the new york public library. we don't censor books. we keep books on the shelves until they are no longer in suitable shape to lend out. that's in new york city. bravo, david. >> yeah. well, actually that's quite a powerful statement coming from a library these days that they are not going to burn books. that's great. as for kimmel, look, that's as sort of non-woke as i've ever heard him be. he has been a major player in this. but his point there and the 20 writers that put together that brilliant -- his point is kind of right which is that the more the woke left infringes on everyone's ability to live a normal life and make everything absolutely political, well that will fuel the rise again of trump or someone like trump which i'm pretty sure j

what is the overall best-selling dr. seuss book? "cat in the hat,"" oh, the places you'll go" or "green eggs and ham" or "one fish two fish"? >> "green eggs and ham"? >> yes! >> yes, she's got it. the correct answer is "green eggs and ham." now, do you like green eggs and ham? oh, yes. that's a yes. back over to kath. >> he's great, huh? philadelphia right? okay. finish this famous phrase from "green eggs and ham." i do not like green eggs and ham. >> i do not, my name is sam i am? >> close enough. >> that was not right! >> i told them they could cheat. >> no, no. that was not right. that wasn't correct. i don't know if we saw that. the correct answer is, i do not like them, sam i am. is that right? okay. this is really fascinating. back over to kath. >> where are you from, hon? >> brooklyn. >> dr. seuss won a $50 bet with his publisher by writing a book with only 50 words. >> false? [ buzzer ] >> everybody here telling you true. but you didn't cheat. god bless you, i'm giving them both to you. >> all right, yes, it is true. "green

. >> purse they came for dr. seuss , and then speedy gonzales, and then dumbo in peter pan. there is been another major escalation in the war on american culture. you may think it doesn't matter but it absolutely does matter. mark stein joins us after the break. >> tucker: turner classic movies announced a new series scrutinizing classics like psychoand gone with the wind. according to turner we see problems in these films whether it's about race, gender or lbgtq issues. mark stein a movie goer joins us now. do you see problems? >> if you look at psycho, and think it's a problem, you are the one with the problem. we are not allowed to enjoy these movies if they plain first why you are not meant to enjoy them. they don't want to cancel because they are too profitable so they will lecture on what you are not meant to enjoy. it's a hypocrisy of what i would like to see that wonderful film -- sorry, it's interesting to explore the deep systemic roots of american racism. there are much better movies on cnn. you may recall this classic from brian who was nominated for next month's

the lorax started as a children's book written by dr. seuss, first published in 1971. and the lorax is basically this feature, this forest creature whose power is enduring. it's the journey of a boy. he searches for the one thing that will lead him to the affections of a girl and to be able to do that he has to discover the story of the lorax. here's a peek. >> if there's like any -- >> wait. >> ah ah. [ screaming ] >> ow. okay. what are you -- question. what are they doing here? and follow-up, if i may. what are you doing here? >> so danny devito is the lorax. ted is zac efron. betty white is grammy norma. according to rotten tomatoes it's getting 62% rating. >> yours is doing better than mine. >> fails to maintain the spirit of the original. >> the reason we have the books out here is because it is dr. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- runway rogue. the driver of an suv slammed through a philadelphia airport fence and sped down a main runway. >> the frightening scene was captured on home video as flights were diverted and the airport was shut down. it's friday

then they were mad about dr. seuss. then they were mad about joe biden's big meat ban, even though joe biden is not banning meat. that was totally made up. one fox news anchor, to his credit, yesterday did run an on-air correction positively -- apologizing for the fox newschannel saying biden would ban meat when that's not in the proposal at all. there was one reporter apologizing in front of america for hyping that story. for the last few days, republicans have been all over that. they've also been hyping a totally different, also totally false story that all kids detained by immigration authorities at the u.s. border were being given a child's picture book written by vice president kamala harris. the implication was they were giving the book to migrant kids at the border. that is totally made up. it is not happening. it is literally a story made up out of whole cloth. never proposed. but that's the latest one. it's become yet another new, animating, totally fake grievance in conservative media and among republican pol

first it is dr. seuss, mr. potato head, critical race theory and transgender bathrooms, these things could have a flash in the pan quality. >> i hear people saying don't talk about race. don't talk about race. and talking about narratives in right wing media and vice president harris, the narrative was why won't she go to the border and that week that narrative moves over to nbc, moved over into the rest of the media during her trip to mexico and guatemala, didn't it? >> it did. another area where kamala harris did not perform well in the interview with lester holt. but the focus on fox has been to again demonize her. she doesn't care about you or the americans on border and not even going to the border. and this is every hour they're looking to really demonize her. not biden but her. but that you the media story here. again, it is fair to criticize her on this thing but it is really just saturated right wing media in a way that it places a lot of -- too many emphasize on this media misstep than to the issues.

seuss and mr. potato head but that seems to be the best strategy. >> katherine, thank you for coming on. >> thank you. >>> well, a year into the pandemic the uvs hits an encouraging milestone. more than 100 million does he is of covid-19 vaccines have been administered here. the news comes as president biden says he will order that all adults go on vaccine eligibility lists by may 1st. and says july 4th has a a possible starting point for a return to normalcy. but this is no time to throw caution or masks out the window. in italy cases are growing exponentially. regional lockeds ordered and whole country locked down over easter weekend. it's a sobering repipelineder the danger still exists. cnn has more from los angeles where indoor dining, movie theaters and gyms start to reopen monday. paul, do health officials agree with this plan? >> reporter: they do for now, pam, becauses in an extremely limited reopening. they say it's not permission for anyone to go out and hold a maskless huge dance party.

. >> reporter: so dr. seuss was right, the grinch's heart was too small? >> yes, i do use that analogy sometimes, in fact, maybe it was his amygdala that was too small. >> reporter: so when people find giving is more gratifying than receiving, what's going on? >> everything we've learned from our research is consistent with the idea that it is a good thing and beneficial for a person to be giving and generous to other people. >> do you want to give the last treat to you or to monkey? >> reporter: one last experiment: the effect of giving on blood pressure. professor dunn gave adults over 65 with high blood pressure pill bottles filled with money. >> we asked them to take home these pill bottles and open them on specified days over the course of three weeks. inside each bottle was $20. and if you look at the label, there are instructions about what you should be doing with that money. >> reporter: please spend this money on someone else by 4:30 p.m. on the date listed below. >> other people got pill bottles that looked very similar, except the instruction i

there's been no cancellation of dr. seuss. that's ridiculous are. but someone like -- who now is 18 or 19 years old, a white teenager at 15 years old she used a racial slur in a snapchat video. she apologized for it, certainly seemed to have owned her mistake, and when she was applying for college, someone in her class went ahead and resurfaced the video, sent it to the college she had been accepted to, and her admission was rescinded. that story got widespread blowback from people on both sides of the aisle. i certainly do not condone a racial slur, but minnie groves deserves to go to college. why are we doing this? why is this happening? griff: with just 30 seconds, i'm going to unfairly ask you a question that needs more time, but do democrats have a kamala harris problem at the ballot box? she's shifted in what she wants to be, taking a heat for not holding a press conference in 60 days, doesn't want to visit our southwest border. do you see it as a problem? >> i don't, but i certainly think she needs to take on a more prominent public role in t

made the decision that i would not speak in prose and it inspired these rhymes and make you think of dr. seuss but lin-manuel miranda is where i got my muse, he wrote alexander hamilton's our founding father's anthem so i decided to write my own song i wrote my own tribute to the tandem and i guess the spot went well. i'm now on "gma" and i'm not going to throw away my shot because this is going to be their day so -- >> all right. >> thank you, thank you. [ applause ] >> i did not see that coming. >> me neither. >> he stood up and i was like, security. i have a question, though. everybody is wondering how long did it take to come up with that? >> so, it took -- so it was really inspired when i saw "hamilton" last year. i saw it last october and jenna and ross got -- he proposed a few weeks prior and in my family we have this whole thing about doing performances at big events and i lost my ability to sing a long, long time ago so i thought, right when i saw "hamilton" it ended, the song i did and i literally turned to my nom and said, you know what, this is not my mother, but i said, i s

freshman senator marjorie -- roger marshall's read from a dr. seuss book, a publicity stunt that felt like a foreboding omen. it is not like they would be reduced to antics if cameras arrive, that they would inevitably act different in ways detrimental to the pursuit of justice. while transparency is positive, no one can argue that congress is more effective today let alone more civil than when cameras arrived in the house of representatives 42 years ago followed seven years later by the senate. that change began the bizarre tradition of members delivering fiery speeches to an empty chamber, and transformed governing into reality television and made grandstanding lawmakers into minor celebrities." you can read his opponent -- opinion at washingtonpost.com. opinions from viewers on text in dutch on our topic. "replace the word women with men and do what you would you would do with a republican man. this would be fixed. assign a value to the work and pay accordingly. make pay equal including back pay. just do it." "i like it the way it is. there i