oh, you mean about the debate? stephanie: yeah, everybody focus. he killed it. i loved the visual of eddie munster, adam s apple bouncing up and down stephanie: he looked like he was at the kids table. was he drinking or drowning. stephanie: all right. lots of great guests but first jacki schechner news superstar. good morning. happy friday. any one see any debates lately. if you are scoring this thing on the most basic level, we have ours a tie. here is president obama on air force one watching his veep on stage in kentucky. he called biden afterwards that and said he could not be prouder with him and put out a official tweet and said you won t find a more tireless fan of the middle class than joe biden. a guy who says 47% of the american people are unwilling to take responsibility for themselves. how biden reacted is getting some attention this morning. he made it abundantly clear he smiled when he thought ryan was lying. republicans are trying to paint
foot just going up the stairs downstairs downstairs. good morning jacki schechner good morning, that will teach you to exercise. jacki is like oh, you wuss i have been up for hours. marcia clark, that s one than didn t sleep very well. don t want to give anything away starts with an axe murders. [ laughter ] and now equally terrifying is the news with jacki schechner. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everyone. harry reid is set to file on the paycheck fairness act which would add to the almost 50-year old lilly ledbetter act. it explains that the paycheck protection act would make it safer for women to sue for pay discrimination without retaliation. they will hold a vote on june 4th. a vote that could put republicans in a tough spot if they have to vote against it. the agriculture department is introducing new plans to cut down on foot stamp fraud. but it s enough to go after people who are selling their cards for cash, either in person or online on-sites li
in his weekly radio address, president obama urged congress to work on passing his to do list on five initiatives, adding just threw in sourcing, mortgage assistance, small business tax credit, clean energy manufacturing, and veterans job assistance. rep kristi noem focused on college graduates and the job market. the last few years have been difficult on this country. after the worst recession in our lifetime, it will take longer than any of us would like for the economy to recover. but there are plenty of steps which can take to speed up the recovery. there things you can do right now to the crate jobs and restore some of the financial security that so many families of loss. the other side is not so optimistic. they think so we can do is cut taxes, especially for the wealthiest americans, and go back to letting banks and corporations write their own role again. that is their plan. but i think that they are wrong. we tried that for nearly a decadent it did not work out.
and he came up with the idea to help an actor friend who was having trouble remembering his lines. we re grateful for that. the teleprompter oh, wait a minute. hold on. see, that s why we have these papers here. the teleprompter debuted on a soap opera back in 1950, and ever since it has been a lifesaver as you can see for all of us anchors, actors and even politicians, of course. hubert hoover was the first president to use the teleprompter way back in 1952. those words just float in front of our eyes every day. the script is flying so definitely we are indebted. that s for sure. yes, thank you, sir. literally we d be speechless without him. we would just chat a lot. rob, what did you do last night. you know i called out sick! shocker! more world news now coming up after the break. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp.
25 oprah s a bigger-than-life person, but the truth is she s got a tremendous heart. my first time on the show was 1988. oprah: please welcome donald. the trump man. how are you? i was relatively young. i was quite successful, doing well, and i think i sort of felt, you know, this is really big stuff. this is really big time. i ve gotten to know oprah over the years. the turkey burger show was interesting because i came out of a tent, and we started talking about turkey burgers and i brought my chef from mar-a-lago, and oprah and i just had a good time. [applause] i ll never have a hambure again. again. [cheers] that s very good. thank you.t to trial for saying that, so maybe [laughter] there s great chemistry, and when there s great chemistry, i guess it s fantastic television, but we just had a great time together. so whether it s a turkey burger or a very serious subject, there s nobody that does it better than oprah. and we love you. you re special. and just