launched the campaign. in the first day, over 140,000 people have come to our website ted cruz.org, in the first day, we ve raised over $1 million. in one day. it s gone up to a million now? half a million was only halfway through the day. it s 1 million bucks in the first day. all the talking hands in washington say, cruz can t raise money because the big lobbyists in washington aren t with him. he opposes corporate welfare, opposes all of the crony capitalism. our campaign is based on courageous conservatives across this country, men and women going to ted cruz.org and contributing. that s where we re getting the support. i want to ask you two quick questions. so i need quick answers because i have to go. sure. what do you like best about yourself that you think you could hold this job of president? i love the constitution. and i am fighting for freedom.
the photo shopped. alligators are frequent visitors to the golf course because it s surrounded by swarp land. let s all go off-the-record for a minute. you, the taxpayer almost bought something like that. who is the sculpture? sean skully, how much? 1 million bucks. do you have that kind of extra cash? i think not. in fact, back in the december 2013 when the state department awarded skully the 1-million-dollar contract to decorate the u.s. embassy in london with a sculpture. i raised hell right here. we don t have that kind of money. i said it was unconscionable. the state department has extra cash lying around how about spending on necessities like security at the embassies? does the word benghazi ring a bell? or how about just not spending the money. our government needs money. we re in debt. apparently my watching your money was not well received by the artist. what did he do? some name calling. calling fox news and i guess he means me quote: right wing lying bigots like the
orneality that tree has ever seen right there. no kidding. wow. all right, brian mcfayden, thank you very much. nice to see you. you re welcome. good to see you, too. good morning everyone, i m randi kaye in for carol costello today. thank you for joining me. some were called by patriotic duty, others curiosity and some came because going to the movies is what you do on christmas day. audiences across the country showed up to see the interview yesterday reportedly bringing in almost 1 million bucks for sony. no small feat when the movie is playing in just 331 theaters and it was the number one download for youtube and googleplay. let s talk about it a little bit more with rosa flores. you were out at the theater pretty much all day yesterday in lower manhattan. lot of people curious. a lot of people telling me that this was probably the best thing that ever happened to this movie because a lot of people were not even planning to watch
skinny so skinny time now for the skinny. topping our headlines this morning the big pay day for the big bang theory actors. the three biggest stars on the top rated cbs shows, jim parsons, kaley cuoco and johnny galecki. did i say that right? is that how you pronounce it? johnny galecki. johnny galecki. they re set to sign three-year deals that will pay them each 1 million bucks an episode, or $90 million over the next three years. wow. amazing. million dollars for a 30-minute show. their contract is expected to include bigger shares of profits from rerun sales, development deals. bottom line here, reena, they are apparently now among the highest paid people on tv. far exceeding us. you don t get $1 million an episode, show. for a 30-minute installment
skinny so skinny time now for the skinny. topping our headlines this morning the big pay day for the big bang theory actors. the three biggest stars on the top rated cbs shows, jim parsons, kaley cuoco and johnny galecki. did i say that right? is that how you pronounce it? johnny galecki. johnny galecki. they re set to sign three-year deals that will pay them each 1 million bucks an episode, or $90 million over the next three years. wow. amazing. million dollars for a 30-minute show. their contract is expected to include bigger shares of profits from rerun sales, development deals. bottom line here, reena, they are apparently now among the highest paid people on tv. far exceeding us. you don t get $1 million an episode, show.