musical guest margo price. and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: this is show 500! steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] do the whole show do the whole show just like that. that s good. don t even focus it. don t even focus it. [ cheers and applause ] i want to get unfocused. [ cheers and applause ] 500. hey, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] 500, can you believe that? guys welcome to the tonight show, i m your host jimmy fallon. here s what people are talking about. of course it is donald trump. everyone s talking about donald trump. [ light laughter ] he is rumored to have selected indiana governor mike pence as his running mate. yeah, according to the new york times, pence is someone who is unlikely to embarrass trump. [ laughter ] this raises the question, is there anything that can embarrass trump? i don t know. [ cheers and applause ] what could possibly [ applaus
e on ageing. they are all adding their names to the list of those concerned about the rising price of epipens. the medication that can stop life threatening allergic reactions. as the criticism grows, so does the pressure on mylan. shares fell 5% today and are down about 12% since friday me relationsh growth of epipen sales. the s the epipen only heightened today with washington ratcheting up the pressure. pharmaceutical companies that often try to portray themselves as if the inventor medication, often do real damage to by being greed di. and jacking up prices in a way that victimizes vulnerable americans. josh earnest said in response to a question about prices, that the white house isn t second guessing mylan, but that prescription drug price questions.an raise d hillary clinton weighed in, tweeting this epipens can be the difference between life and death. there s no justification in the prn 500% to more than $600 for a pack of two in the past decade. stirred up a
saying as there was no fear of the fed, at least not today. some of the pros on wall street said the market was reassessing whether the federal reserve will raise interest rates as early as next month. as a result, stocks closed higher with financials leading the way. the dow jones industrial average rose 107 points to 18,502. the nasdaq climbed 13, and the s&p 500 added 11. this bull market is more than seven years old and with stocks flirting with record levels, there is always a camp concerned with the pullback and naturally the bull carved thinking this is just getting. mike santoli has a look into when the market is anything less. with stocks near record highs and bonds holding up well, is there anything more in coming years? on the surface, it might seem stocks are due for a pause since february that s capped off a fine five-year run. the late summer of 2011, the european debt crisis sent stocks reeling, the standard & poor s has learned ab average of 16% poor year, w
that s what investors seem to be saying as there was no fear of the fed, at least not today. some of the pros on wall street said the market was reassessing whether the federal reserve will raise interest rates as early as next month. as a result, stocks closed higher with financials leading the way. the dow jones industrial average rose 107 points to 18,502. the nasdaq climbed 13, and the s&p 500 added 11. this bull market is more than seven years old and with stocks flirting with record levels, there is always a camp concerned with the pullback and naturally the bull carved thinking this is just getting. mike santoli has a look into when the market is anything less. with stocks near record highs and bonds holding up well, is there anything more in coming years? on the surface, it might seem stocks are due for a pause since february that s capped off a fine five-year run. the late summer of 2011, the european debt crisis sent stocks reeling, the standard & poor s has learn
i don t know what they have to say, i ve had several sips and there s no producer in my ear. they stand over there. if joanne starts waving wildly, which does happen on occasion. watch, when she does that, that s when it s time to change. oh, i like it. you have a nice hip motion there. she does. that s what she does for the prisoners. we ve got another great show today. this guy has inspired everybody from oprah to president clinton to mother teresa. anyway, he is now best-selling author, philanthropist tony robbins. he s going to tell us how he s going to reach a billion people, a billion in nine years. he s also a good guy. he s a philanthropist, he feeds the hungry. and i ve always whenever i ve seen his seminars and watched people in the audience, i wondered what it would be like to do one. i almost signed up for one in florida a couple of weeks ago. why didn t you? it was a conflict. but i want to check it out. elvis duran is here. la laps lee. she s a