Youtube daily so Feb 2 2017

Hey dad,

Do you have some time?

I wanna tell you something.

Even though I don't know what to say,

How you do these things

I'm in debt to you.

Hey dad,

I know who you are,

A very nice guy.

Who often thinks about others

But doesn't know,

What he did for me.

You know everything about life

Little girls grow up.

You brought love in the house where I live.

You are my dad,

and I'm your daughter.

Hey dad,

As little girl,

I didn't see you much.

And I wanted you to be close to me,

Doing things together,

Cause you were my champion.

Hey dad,

Now that I'm older and getting used to your age.

I know you did everything you could,

To be where you are.

I'm so happy that I know you.

You know everything about life.

Little girls grow up.

You brought love in the house where I live.

You are my dad.

Hey dad,

I hope one day,

Can be just like you.

For dad

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Is Trump's Refugee Ban Illegal? The Past Five Presidents Didn't Think So - Duration: 11:01.

Before writing one more word, I feel compelled to dispel a yuuuge myth established by Democrats and their propaganda division, the 'mainstream' media: The immigration executive order signed by President Donald Trump over the weekend – the one that has spurred the angry Left's most recent round of protests – is not a "Muslim ban."

No matter how many times mainstream journalists report it that way or Democratic senators with fake tears claim that it is, it's just not. The order, which you can view here, merely suspends entry of "immigrants and non-immigrants" from entering the United States from countries rife with terrorist groups and activities for 90 days.

Why? So U.S. intelligence and Homeland Security personnel in the Trump administration are given the opportunity to review current policies, including those used to vet individuals from these mostly Muslim countries that were put in place by President Obama.

Why? Because there are legitimate questions about the Obama era vetting processes after nearly two dozen people who were "vetted" were allowed into our country, only to initiate terrorist activities.

But beyond these facts, Trump's action is being questioned as constitutionally suspect. As in, illegal. Yet, if we take into consideration similar actions ordered by the five previous presidents, this argument doesn't hold up, despite the order to suspend a portion of Trump's actions by a liberal federal judge. (RELATED: Find out current threats to our safety and security at NationalSecurity.news)

Before I get into that, let's examine a recently issued brief by the non-partisan Congressional Research Service addressing this issue, titled, "Executive Authority to Exclude Aliens."

"The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) provides that individual aliens outside the United States are "inadmissible" – or barred from admission to the country – on health, criminal, security, and other grounds set forth in the INA," the brief begins.

"However, the INA also grants the Executive several broader authorities that could be used to exclude certain individual aliens or classes of aliens for reasons that are not specifically prescribed in the INA."

Specifically, presidents rely most heavily on Section 212(f) of the statute, which reads: Whenever the President finds that the entry of any aliens or of any class of aliens into the United States would be detrimental to the interests of the United States, he may by proclamation,

and for such period as he shall deem necessary, suspend the entry of all aliens or any class of aliens as immigrants or nonimmigrants, or impose on the entry of aliens any restrictions he may deem to be appropriate.

It doesn't get any plainer or clearer than this, and that's saying something for a federal law. Many times they are intentionally ambiguous so as to give specific federal agencies charged with carrying them out wide latitude to implement them as the Executive Branch sees fit.

But in this case, if a president deems certain people from certain parts of the world (or all parts of the world) are dangerous, and admitting them to the U.S. an unacceptable national security risk, then he has the authority, as president, to ban them – for a little while, for a long while, or permanently. That's just the way it is.

What the discredited establishment media is doing, then, is unnecessarily whipping up tensions and fanning the flames of division and opposition to Trump's administration for the sake of opposition. They are even using former President Obama, giving a platform to a recently-departed ex-president to criticize the current president.

That's rich, considering that Obama – and former presidents George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H. W. Bush, and Ronald Reagan – all did the very same thing as Trump at one or more times during their administrations. (RELATED: Find out what the latest Trump administration actions are at Whitehouse.news)

As noted by the CRS brief: Ronald Reagan – Five times George H. W Bush – One time Bill Clinton – 12 times George W. Bush – Six times Barack Obama – 19 times

Where was the Left's outrage then? What's not mentioned in the brief is that Hillary Clinton's State Department suspended all refugee applications from Iraq for six months in 2011, without a presidential action.

The current outrage over Trump's action is part of an overall strategy to disrupt, de-legitimize and harangue his administration in perpetuity, for as long as he's in office. It's not based on fact or past presidential authority, but on media-generated hysteria. J.D. Heyes is a senior writer for Natural News and News Target, as well as editor of The National Sentinel.

For more infomation >> Is Trump's Refugee Ban Illegal? The Past Five Presidents Didn't Think So - Duration: 11:01.

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Attention is Being Pulled in So Many Directions - Duration: 1:49.

- Yeah, I mean look,

I think it depends on how you look at it.

I mean, do I think new things happen?

Not that often.

I think everybody's being fucked with because

the attention is being staggered

in so many different directions and shifts very quickly.

If you were all of our parents,

our moms and dads, if they were marketers a generation ago

they had it easy.

We had a consistent platform of marketing

for a very long time.

The internet, that's the thing

being delivered in the phone by the way,

that thing screwed it up.

It's tough now. Sorry.

Do you think I'm happy that Twitter's losing it's attention?

I have 1.2 million followers on it.

I was at the top of the heap.

I was winning. I'm super pissed.

I'm sad, I'm not happy about it

but I'm not crying about it.

I'm learning and executing in Instagram and Snapchat

and that's just the way it is

and it's gonna move fast

and what we have,

and again, because Bonin's here and the context

of a lot of people in the room,

in a corporate environment,

again, the whole thing is mis-structured.

You have brand managers.

These are business operators.

These are people that think about profit margin,

actually the formula of the cookies.

They have to think about their relationships

with their retailers and on top of all of that

they have to understand what's going on in marketing

and they and some random creative director

from Wieden and Kennedy get to decide

what the creative is that they're gonna spend

all their money on.

It's such a fucked up system.

It makes no common sense in a 2016 world

and there's a reason so many people struggle to sell shit

because they don't know how.

It's not that it's ripped apart.

It's like, one more time, two humans in the world

decide what 30 second video

is gonna drive their business and deliver it in a platform

where every one of us are

running away from consuming it at all costs.

For more infomation >> Attention is Being Pulled in So Many Directions - Duration: 1:49.

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Why is my voice so squeaky!?! - Duration: 1:57.

Ok who ever watches this please tell me how to fix audio please

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Problem With Most Weight Loss Diets - Duration: 3:00.

So, you're probably wondering

How is the Three Week Diet so different than all those other diet plans out there?

Well first of all, most of the diet plans out there approach weight loss with a slow and sensible approach

Yes, it's true that if you eat certain foods and work out really hard for an hour or so every day

You will lose weight

The problem, however, is that the weight comes off way too slowly

Because these types of diet plans don't attack the stubborn stored body fat

Let me explain

Contrary to popular belief, most of us actually do burn fat for a couple of hours each day

When we eat a meal, we typically get a bit fatter

Once that meal has been digested and those calories have provided us a bit of energy for a few hours

We then start to burn off fat

And as a result, we get a little thinner

When we eat, the fat we consume is broken down into fatty acids

These fatty acids are very small

And they're able to travel in and out of cell walls to make themselves available as energy for the body

But when those fatty acids can't be used

And we get ready to eat our next meal

The remaining fatty acids are stored away in our fat cells

And that's where the problems begin

You see, once those fatty acids head back to the fat cells to be stored away for later

They combine with two other fatty acids and a glycerol molecule

To create what's known as a triglyceride

In relative terms, triglycerides are very big and because of their size

They aren't able to exit the fat cells like those free-flowing fatty acids can

Because of this, these triglycerides get stuck inside the fat cells

And can't be used by the body for energy

As a result, these triglycerides become that stubborn body fat that is so incredibly difficult to get rid of

But here's the thing

Those triglycerides can be targeted

And they can be broken back down into those fatty acids

That can be burned by the body for energy

When we break down those triglycerides

It's kind of like dumping rocket fuel into your vehicle's gas tank

Those broken down triglycerides

Flood the body with a great source of energy that it actually loves to burn

But only when the body has been primed to burn that fat

As it is when you're following the Three Week Diet

Now again, the problem with most diets out there

Is that they don't address or target that stored body fat

Instead, they are designed to burn up only the fatty acids from the foods we eat

And preventing them from turning into triglycerides in the first place

So, without adding additional fat to the body

And by forcing you to participate in a very strenuous exercise program

You can effectively still lose weight

The problem is that the weight just comes off very very slowly

And this is what makes the Three Week Diet so unique

Thanks for watching

If you're ready to take action, click the link in the description below this video now

For more infomation >> Problem With Most Weight Loss Diets - Duration: 3:00.

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So I went to Sacramento for work | It's Just (A)Bad Vlog - Duration: 5:45.

[Music by David Cutter Music, hip hop mixed with electric music using sampling]

[Music shortly cuts] Jess: Terrible. Terrible Vlogger!

[Friend, Domo: Laughing in the background]

Terrible. Hi, Dominique, hi.

Domo: Hi!

[Music cuts back in]

[Music overlaying] Jess: There's a dog down there....I like it.

[Crowd noises, music still overlayed]

Jess: It's over here.

For, uh, Debbie...Debbie Reynolds.

Aww...

[More crowd noises, car honking, chattering]

Boy....Oh man, you can even, like, see the star

[Electronic dance music is playing off in the distance coming from a nearby tourist trap shop we are about to enter]

Jess: Chin up, Rey, it's gonna be okay.

She looks down!

So sad!

Jess: Look how extra this place is. [Domo laughs]

I wanna get married here.

[That electronic dance music is still playing]

[Cut out music, new scene. Jazzy saxophone in the background]

It's toilet paper. Rude.

[with a sarcastic So Cal girl voice] Hey, what's up, you guys. Uhm. So we're in our new ride.

[Music: more David Cutter Music] Jess: It's like super cool.

It's like kinda hipster. Kind of like "soccer mom" look.

Cuz it's a mini van.

Uhm. Yeah. I know. It's not a big deal. I'm like really humble.

[I'm just pretending to be in a "found footage" video.]

Domo: You gotta make it shaky though.

Jess, dramatically breathing: I'm so shaky. Where are we? [heavy breathing] I have to breathe

RIGHT INTO THE MICROPHONE!

Jess:OMG it's Shrimp Chips

[Listening to Gabriel Iglesias' stand up special] Stereo: For George Bush, Press 3. For John Kerry, Press 4. Other Options, Press 5.

Stereo: Don't like either one? Press 5.

[Domo, watching a trailer for CONfessionals, a web series] Domo: AHHHHH!

Jess: BOY! [DOMO FAN GIRL SCREAMS] BOYYY....BOI

We are at a gas station! It is RAINING.

Y'screaming a lot.

[J. Michael Tatum, in the trailer video saying "Unique New York x2, UGH! I can't do this"]

Jess: I don't know what's happening.

Stereo, Jim Gaffigan's Stand up special: Oh you're from Indiana? Oh well welcome. This is electricity.

[David Cutter Music still overlaid]

Jess: Ah, yes. The old hood, as it were.

Jess: Ooo. This is our backyard. This is where the kids play.

In the street. They play their stick ball.

Topher: Now I put on the hat and now I'm a professional driver.

Jess: You look like a professional golfer.

Topher: I put the hood and I become assassin.

Jess: I "assass!"

Topher: OH I didn't even bring my Assassin's Creed jacket! Mother bitch...

Jess: Mother bitch ahaha

[More jazz music] Good...Good. yes.

[Impersonating Joanne the Scammer, Domo has a weird laugh] Jess: Hello. Yes. Welcome to my caucasian home.

These are...These are real Malaysian granite floors. Honestly.

I wouldn't lie to you.

We've got espresso, but. But that's over, it's cancelled.

Uhm. There's my House Asian. Looking very ethnic.

[Back to my normal voice] Terrible. Absolutely terrible!

Stuff is happening.

Not really.

[on set for a web series kind of chatter]

I don't know.

Do I look cool?

Domo: Yes.

Thank you.

Domo: You're welcome.

Oh. I need to adjust this.

[Moana "How Far I'll Go" parody]

Jess: What are you trying to say, man?

[Outro music, just more David Cutter]

For more infomation >> So I went to Sacramento for work | It's Just (A)Bad Vlog - Duration: 5:45.

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MLP FNAF SPEEDPAİNT-My Little Pony FiveNightsAtFreddy's -Withered Bonnie xToy Chica - Duration: 5:53.

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Movies That Are So Terrible They Became Awesome - Duration: 6:33.

There's a pretty great German word: Schadenfreude.

"No I do not know what schadenfreude is.

Please tell me because I'm dying to know."

"It's a German term for shameful joy, taking pleasure in the suffering of others."

It's sorta like when you laugh after watching Chris Farley fall on a coffee table in an

old SNL sketch...or when you watch a filmmaker fail spectacularly at crafting a movie they

thought was just the best.

Here's a look at the unintentional comedy gold created by movies so terrible they came

out the other side and became awesome.

Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare

Jon Mikl Thor is a former Canadian bodybuilder-turned-rocker.

In the late 1980s, he unwisely decided to add acting to his resume, and he starred in

a few low-budget horror movies.

Most notably among them: the ironically titled Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare.

In it, Thor and his band sequester at a remote cabin near Toronto to practice their tunes.

The only problem: the cabin is… haunted?

Possessed?

Well, something is going on.

If you love cheesy KISS-inspired rock music and not-so-special special effects…

(Ozzy Osbourne-inspired alien dialogue)

...then Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare is for you.

And the final showdown with a rubber devil has to be seen to be believed.

(epic fight scene)

Wow.

Birdemic

Former software salesman-turned-filmmaker James Nguyen is a huge fan of Alfred Hitchcock.

He's such a fan, in fact, he decided to essentially remake Hitchcock's The Birds on a shoestring

budget.

The resulting effort, Birdemic, is incompetent on just about every level.

The lead actors are so wooden, they may very well be robots trying to mimic human emotions.

"Meet Natalie, a beauty young fashion model, driven by PASSION."

"I remember you now, you were in my English class."

"I was."

"Yeah."

The killer birds themselves fare little better, as they're essentially animated GIFs superimposed

on the screen.

For some reason, these birds also explode, spew corrosive vomit, and sound like fighter

planes from World War II.

Truly, Birdemic is so bad, it's almost art.

Sleepwalkers

This mess is based on an unpublished short story by horror legend Stephen King, and after

watching the movie, it isn't hard to understand why the story never got published.

The Sleepwalkers are a mother and son team, who are also shape-shifting cat-people who

are virtually immortal, but must feed upon the souls of virgins to survive.

(we're not making this up)

Also, the bites and scratches of normal cats are toxic to the sleepwalkers.

In fact, domestic house cats actively hunt them.

"What the f---!"

The whole movie is just brilliantly insane, including how the director somehow pulled

cameos from high-profile actors like Ron Perlman and Mark Hamill, and horror author Clive Barker.

King himself even makes an appearance.

Maybe that was his penance for writing this thing in the first place.

The Uninvited

Want more terrible cats?

"Hell no."

Well, too bad, because The Uninvited is giving you some anyway.

The villain is seemingly a zombie cat that lives inside another, normal cat — a large,

orange tabby.

The Garfield-wearing monstrosity escapes from a government lab, and winds up on a boat heading

toward the Cayman Islands.

"That thing's gonna find us, and we're all gonna die a horrible…"

(mutant Garfield roar)

In true horror movie tradition, the boat is filled with dumb teenagers — and Oscar winner

George Kennedy! — who the poisonous cat picks off one-by-one before the showdown to

end all showdowns.

"Did it bite you?"

"No thank god, I think I'm okay!"

"Good!"

"No, Rachel, it's not over yet!"

(mutant Garfield roars again)

Miami Connection

Y.K. Kim is a motivational speaker and founder of a taekwondo school in Orlando, Florida.

In the late 1980s, he tried to add to this success with a martial arts film, called Miami

Connection.

He didn't succeed.

Not even close.

"My father?

My father.

I found my father!

Oh my gawddd!"

The movie is about a group of black-belt martial artists who play in a band called Dragon Sound.

In between gigging at clubs around central Florida, studying for their college exams,

and hanging out at the beach, Dragon Sound also must defeat gangs of villainous bikers

and ninjas from Miami.

Because… reasons.

(Hulk Hogan impression)

Starcrash

Everyone wanted to ape the success of Star Wars after it broke box office records in

1977.

One of the first — and worst — attempts was the Italian-produced sci-fi flick, Starcrash.

If you ever wanted to see David Hasselhoff fight off killer robots with a copyright-infringing

lightsaber, then you've found the right movie.

Despite the atrocious dubbing and equally bad special effects, the film's most amusing

aspect has to be watching Oscar-winner Christopher Plummer embarrass himself as The Emperor.

"In the space of three minutes, every molecule on this planet will be immobilized.

But after the third minute, the green ray loses its power.

Time will flow once again, and everything will explode."

The Room

Of course, no list of amazingly terrible movies would ever be complete without The Room.

Director Tommy Wiseau's legendary incompetence turns this movie from a drama into a full-fledged

comedy.

Wiseau wrote, financed, and starred in the film as Johnny, whose life is seemingly great

until he discovers his fiancee Lisa is cheating on him with his best friend Mark.

It sounds like a pedestrian drama, but it turns totally ludicrous through bad acting,

nonsensical scenes, and the best-worst dialogue ever spoken aloud.

"Do you want me to order a pizza?"

"Whatever I don't care."

"I already ordered a pizza."

"You think about everything."

Then of course there are the subplots that go nowhere, and three excruciating sex scenes.

It's no wonder this is considered by many to be the worst film ever made.

(when Lisa is tearing you apart, you tear The Room apart)

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Work With The Willing - 2017 Episode 29 - Duration: 5:46.

Welcome to Network Marketing Pro. My name

is Eric Worre. And, thinking about one of

the biggest, challenges in the network

marketing profession, and there's lots of

challenges, like I say all the time,

network marketing isn't perfect, it's got

it's challenges. It's an emotional business, but

it's better. It's better than other

entrepreneurial options, for a person, the

average person, that's out there, that might not

have a lot of money, but has some passion,

has some desire, has a willingness to go

after, what they want to flex, with

their entrepreneurial muscles. It's better, right?

But, one of the things that I want

to talk about today, is how do you handle

it, when you have a close friend, or

family member, that maybe they never join,

but maybe they join and never do

anything. And you're just filled up with

so much frustration, because what goes on

in your mind, is they, "Oh my gosh. They

have so much potential.

They've got so much potential, I mean, if

they did, they know everybody, they're just

a natural salesperson, or their natural

leader, and if they would just flex their

muscle. If they would just engage, if they

would just, not just put their, dip their

toe in the water, but if they would just

dive in."

So if you've been around network

marketing for a while, you've had this

frustration, I have, had this frustration. And

sometimes you feel like you're letting

them down, because, you know, maybe you're

not being the leader that they need, in

order to be able to engage. So you know,

you try all kinds of things. You try to

encourage them, you try to flatter them, you

try to kick them in the butt, you trying to say

come on let's go. You and try and do all these

different things. And they never quite do.

What do you do with that. I'll tell you

what I finally learned, is you can't make

people be successful.

You just can't. You can't make people

face their fears. You can't. You can't

make people, get past their ego. You can't.

You can't, force a breakthrough on

someone else.

One of, some of the best advice I got

early on, was don't fall in love with

potential. I'd rather have, somebody who's

unemployed, doesn't know anybody, maybe

has had a rough life, but they really

want this, they're hungry, then someone

who knows everybody in the world. Maybe

they're a celebrity, maybe they,

they've got natural abilities, and they

just won't take action.

You can't force, hunger, on someone else.

You can't force desire, and ambition

on someone else. You can't force, the

facing of fear, on someone else. That's

something they have to do on their own. So

I still have people in my life, that my gosh,

if they engaged in network marketing,

they would just tear it apart. But they

don't. And you know what I finally

learned to do, is to let that go. And I

would encourage you to do the same thing.

Number one, don't fall in love with

somebody's potential. Number two, love them

where they are, without judgment, without

criticism, without aggression, because sometimes

it gets frustrating. Let them be where

they are. Love them where they are,

let them do what they're going to do, and

work with the willing. Work with people

where you're not pushing all the time

Work with people who are calling you, you

don't have to call them all the time.

Work with people, who are showing up at

the events, not the ones, you have to

invite to the events, all the time. Work

with people, who are using the products,

not the people you have to remind to use

the products all the time.

There's enough willing people, out there

in the world. Work with them, regardless

of how much potential,

they seem to have, at the moment.

Potential is cheap. Potential is common.

Here's what's unique, hunger,

ambition, willingness to work, willingness

to face your fears, willingness to go out

there and be uncomfortable for a season.

Willing to endure, the loss of social

esteem from other people, be willing to

accept that other people might think

less of you for a time, while you're

building something like this.

Work with those people, versus all

the potential in the world. Love those

people, work with the willing.

That's our show, I hope you got value

from it. Ladies and gentlemen, my wish for all

of you is that you decide, to become a

network marketing professional. You decide

to Go Pro, because it is a stone-cold

fact, we do have a better way. Now let's go tell

the world. Everybody have an amazing day.

See you tomorrow. Take care. Bye bye.

Hey my name is Eric Worre, and if you're involved in the

network marketing profession, I want to

invite you, to come to the Network

Marketing Pro Youtube Channel. Every week,

we put out content, on how you can become

a network marketing professional. We have

tips, ideas, strategy interviews with

million-dollar earners in the profession,

interviews with global icons, like Tony

Robbins or Sir Richard Branson, lots of

different things, that we provide, they're

absolutely free.

Do yourself a favor, click on the link,

subscribe to the YouTube channel, tell

your friends to do the same. And I can't

wait to see you there.

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President Trump Asks Judge Gorsuch: So You Think You Can SCOTUS? - Duration: 6:48.

OF COURSE, THE NEWS TRUMP REALLY WANTS US TALKING ABOUT IS LAST

NIGHT'S PREMIERE OF "SO YOU THINK YOU CAN SCOTUS?" WHERE IN

A RARE LIVE BROADCAST FROM THE EAST ROOM, TRUMP REVEALED THAT

HIS CHOICE FOR THE SUPREME COURT FEDERAL JUDGE AND DAD FROM A

WALMART PHOTO FRAME, NEIL GORSUCH.

>> TODAY, I AM KEEPING ANOTHER PROMISE TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

BY NOMINATING JUDGE NEIL GORSUCH OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME

COURT, TO BE OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

>> Stephen: DID I-- DID HE-- DID HE SAY HE WAS ALREADY "OF"

THE SUPREME COURT?

DID GORSUCH, LIKE, GROW UP THERE LIKE A FERAL CHILD OR SOMETHING,

HIDING UNDER ALITO'S ROBES AND SURVIVING ON

WHATEVER CRUMBS FALL OUT OF RUTH BADER GINSBERG'S NECK

RUFFLE?

I DON'T KNOW.

I'M SURE IT'S GOING TO BE FINE.

AND THEN IT WAS TIME FOR AMERICA TO MEET JUDGE GORSUCH.

>> AND I WOULD LIKE TO ASK JUDGE GORSUCH AND HIS WONDERFUL

WIFE, LOUISE, TO PLEASE STEP FORWARD, PLEASE

LOUISE.

( LAUGHTER ) ( APPLAUSE ).

>> Stephen: "PLEASE, LOUISE.

♪ PULL ME OFF OF MY KNEES.

JACK, GET BACK.

♪ COME ON BEFORE WE CRACK.

LOSE YOUR BLUES.

♪ EVERYBODY CUT, EVERYBODY CUT, FOOTLOOSE

♪ LOOSE, LOOSE, LOOSE ♪ THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

( APPLAUSE ) WHAT'S THAT?

THAT'S THE OTHER ONE.

THAT'S THE OTHER ONE.

THAT'S THE FLASH DANCE.

LET'S NOT MIX THESE UP.

NOW, I'M NOT SURE-- THIS IS TRUMP'S FIRST CHOICE, OBVIOUSLY.

THE GUY IS VERY HONORED TO BE THERE, TO BE THE NEXT JUSTICE OF

THE SUPREME COURT.

BUT I'M NOT SURE HOW GREAT THEIR RELATIONSHIP IS.

LOOK HOW TRUMP SHAKES HIS HANDS, ONE, TWO, AND YANK HER OUT!

LIKE HE'S STARTING A LAWNMOWER.

CAN WE PLAY THAT ONE MORE TIME?

CAN WE GO BACK?

YOU CAN TELL WHAT'S GOING ON.

GORSUCH IS LIKE, "YOU NOMINATED ME, BUT I DON'T WANT TO BE THAT

CLOSE IN THE PHOTO."

AND TRUMP IS LIKE, "GIVE DADDY SOME SUGAR, AGO.

I KNOW IT'S AN INDEPENDENT JUDICIAL BRANCH, BUT I'M GOING

TO RIP THE BRANCH OFF."

THAT WAS HIS ARM.

THAT WAS HIS ARM I WAS PULLING OVER THERE.

NOW, SINCE IT WAS A REALITY SHOW, THE ROBE CEREMONY HAD TO

HAVE A RUNNER-UP.

THAT WAS JUDGE THOMAS HARDIMAN.

HARDIMAN DIDN'T GET THE JOB, CAME VERY CLOSE.

HARDIMAN'S A FORMER TAXI DRIVER, WHICH IS WHY ALL OF HIS

DECISIONS START WITH "OKAY IF WE TAKE THE TUNNEL?"

NOW, HERE'S MY FAVORITE PART: APPARENTLY THE TRUMP

ADMINISTRATION "ASKED HARDIMAN TO COME TO WASHINGTON TO BUILD

SUSPENSE."

AND I JUST WANT TO SAY TO PRESIDENT TRUMP, YOU ALREADY

HAVE US ON THE EDGE OF OUR SEAT, SIR.

PLEASE.

I DON'T THINK WE CAN TAKE ANY MORE THRILLS.

NOW, TRUMP PLAYED THE SUSPENSE PERFECTLY.

CNN EVEN BROADCAST FOOTAGE OF HARDIMAN GETTING GAS ON THE WAY

TO D.C.

IT WAS SUCH DRAMATIC FOOTAGE, THAT CNN HAD TO CUT AWAY FROM

THEIR LIVE COVERAGE OF PAINT DRYING.

DRYING.

( LAUGHTER ) APPARENTLY, HARDIMAN WAS WILLING

TO PLAY ALONG WITH THE RUSE BECAUSE HE WAS GIVEN A SENSE

THAT THERE COULD BE A SPOT FOR HIM SHOULD ANOTHER VACANCY OPEN

UP.

THAT'S RIGHT.

HE MAY HAVE BEEN THE RUNNER-UP NOMINEE, BUT THAT JUST MEANS HE

IS GOING TO BE NEXT SEASON'S THE NOMINETTE.

NOW, REPUBLICANS ARE READY TO CONFIRM GORSUCH RIGHT AWAY.

THEY'RE READY TO GO.

SENATE MAJORITY LEADER MITCH McCONNELL ACTUALLY SAID, "I HOPE

MEMBERS OF THE SENATE WILL AGAIN SHOW HIM FAIR CONSIDERATION WITH

AN UP-OR-DOWN VOTE ON HIS NOMINATION, JUST LIKE THE

SENATE TREATED THE FOUR FIRST-TERM NOMINEES OF

PRESIDENTS CLINTON AND OBAMA."

I FORGET WHAT HAPPENED TO OBAMA'S SECOND-TERM NOMINEE.

YOU KNOW WHO MIGHT KNOW?

THE ASSISTANT MANAGER OF MY LOCAL APPLEBEE'S, MERRICK

GARLAND.

HE JUST HELPED ME MAKE A BIG DECISION IN THE CASE OF

"JALAPENO POPPERS V. LOADED POTATO SKINS."

IT IS SO ORDERED.

( LAUGHTER ) THAT'S HOW THEY SIGN JUDGMENTS

IN WANT SUPREME COURT.

I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE FUNNY JOKE IF YOU USED THAT TO ORDER FOOD

AT AN APPLEBEE'S.

( LAUGHTER ) THIS-- THIS PART OF THE-- NO?

NO-- THIS IS THE PART OF THE MONOLOGUE THAT EDITING IS FOR

RIGHT NOW.

( LAUGHTER ) ( CHEERS AND APPLAUSE )

♪ ♪ ♪ NOW, I'M NOT SURE THAT GORSUCH

IS THE WORST NOMINEE TRUMP COULD HAVE CHOSEN.

I MEAN, HE COULD HAVE PICKED HIMSELF.

THAT'S A DISTURBING IDEA, I REALIZE.

BUT SPEAKING OF DISTURBING IDEA, IT TURNS OUT THE WESTMINSTER DOG

SHOW IS NOW GOING TO INCLUDE CATS.

THIS IS MASS MADNESS.

YOU MANIAC.

DOGS AND CATS ARE COMPLETE OPPOSITES.

THEY'LL BE FIGHTING LIKE SOME THINGS THAT FIGHT A LOT.

SOME METAPHOR-- THUNDER AND LIGHTNING, WHAT FIGHTS A LOT.

PEANUT BUTTER.

>> Jon: THAT'S GOOD.

>> Stephen: LOOK, THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF PEOPLE CAT PEOPLE AND PEOPLE WHO KNOW DOG SHOWS ARE FOR DOGS.

YOU UNDERSTAND THIS IS HOW TRUMP GOT ELECTED, RIGHT?

WE CAN'T CHANGE THE CULTURE THIS FAST.

NOW, THE CATS WILL BE PART OF A "MEET THE BREEDS" EVENT.

WHICH I ASSUME IS WHERE CHUCK TODD INTERVIEWS A PERSIAN

LONGHAIR ABOUT TRADE POLICY.

( LAUGHTER ) AND I DON'T-- CAT PLAYS WITH HIM

LIKE A MOUSE.

I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW THIS IS HAPPENING.

HOW ARE DOG JUDGES GOING TO EVEN EVALUATE CATS?

LUCKILY, DON'T HAVE TO GUESS BECAUSE WE HERE AT THE "LATE

SHOW" CAN OBTAINED SOME EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE.

>> THIS IS TRIXIE, A SIAMESE SHORTHAIRED MIX.

>> LOOK AT HER FORM AS SHE LICKS HER BUTT HOLE.

AMAZING.

>> SO COOL.

>> Stephen: WE'VE GOT A GREAT SHOW FOR YOU TONIGHT.

RICKY GERVAIS IS HERE!

SO STICK AROUND.

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So Cosmo Full Premiere Episode: Fun Fearless Females | E! - Duration: 43:47.

JOANNA: Cosmopolitan is the biggest female media brand

in the world.

We outsell all the other fashion magazines

rolled up together.

We're the dominant channel on Snapchat,

and we influence millions of young women

all over the world every day.

My name is Joanna Coles.

I am the editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan magazine.

I heard you won "Bitch of the Year."

Do you mean editor-of-the-year, darling?

Is that what you mean? -Yeah. Yeah.

JOANNA: Being an editor

at Cosmopolitan is like

having a front-row seat

to the future.

If you buy a new outfit, it's because

Cosmo saw it first in either Paris or Milan.

We got an exclusive, and we put it in the magazine.

-♪ I will be all the rage tonight ♪ -

Tonight ♪

♪ Watch me shimmy into the light ♪ -

All right... ♪

We test and we vet all the new beauty trends

to make sure our readers look amazing.

♪ Watch me take over the spotlight. ♪

Cosmo is a magazine about confidence.

We empower women to ask for a raise...

If you don't demand respect, you're not going to get it.

JOANNA: ...ask for an orgasm.

We cover everything.

MAN: "Here's your homework

-for your Hamptons weekend." -(buzzing) -(laughter)

(camera shutter clicking)

JOANNA: We're trendsetters, we're influencers.

-I'm going to introduce you to Kylie. -Hello.

JOANNA: Can I offer you up for free selfies? -KYLIE: Yes.

Oh. That's better.

WOMAN: Beautiful, Ben.

JOANNA: We cover

beauty, fashion, love, sex.

Anything that's important to women's lives, we cover.

There is no environment as competitive

as the magazine industry in New York.

The pressure is incredible.

It's not always as glamorous

as you might think.

It kind of is.

It kind of is glamorous. (bleep) it.

MAN: Are you ready?

(horns honking)

♪

-Ooh, nice dress, Holly. -Thanks.

Um, do we have the papers? Can I just have a quick

read of the New York Post?

-Thank God. -Do you want the Times?

-No, I've read the Times. -Okay.

-Can I get you anything? -Oh, yes, I must have coffee.

There's a lot going on today.

Cosmopolitan is made up of different departments.

The main ones are fashion, beauty, fitness, features--

which include celebrity content--

relationships, sex

and other important journalistic topics.

(distant phone ringing)

I've been at Cosmo for nearly three years.

I picked the team, and

it's packed with people who are at the top of their game.

We have the best

beauty director in the business, bar none.

Our fashion department is loved

by designers, and celebrities crave to be dressed by them.

We also get the best models in the world for Cosmo.

And then there's Diandra,

whose opinion I want to know about almost everything we do,

because she filters the reader so perfectly.

Okay, what's going on? Why all the laughter?

Well, James was just walking us through

what New York funky-style is.

-Right. -Yeah, what is that?

'Cause I think you're wearing it, right?

-(laughter) -Horrifying.

(gasps) Really?!

(laughter)

I love it.

-I'll go back to black. -JOANNA: All right, what

have we got going on? Can we all get through this quickly?

Uh, ideas, people?

January beauty well.

Oh, that's good. I just looked at you, and you just...

-(laughter) -I like that. -Good. On it.

-Random. -On it.

So we have a story that we want to shoot

called "Tips and Sips," so it is

different manicures that go with different cocktails.

Keep calling it "Lips, Tips and Nips,"

-'cause when the... It's just rhymes. -(laughter)

-"Sips, Tips and Nips." -I have... In my head, it's...

-Nips is always in it for me. -Yeah.

Steven, feel free to use a filter in your mind.

-(laughter) -In your mind.

Okay, what else?

-DIANDRA: I'm working on Fun, Fearless Money right now. -Good.

-We've got the venue. It looks beautiful. -Good.

My name's Diandra Barnwell.

I'm the brand coordinator for Cosmo,

and I do all special projects and events.

JOANNA: Diandra is

the ultimate Cosmo

reader.

She hasn't had a huge amount of experience,

but I see a lot of potential in her.

DIANDRA: Basically my job includes

a little bit of everything.

I started with Joanna

almost four years ago, and

she basically molded me

into the woman I am today, career-wise.

So will you just e-mail me a full list

-of speakers today? -Sure.

-JOANNA: Fantastic. -STEVEN: Diandra's very close

with Joanna, but Diandra's position

is something confusing for me.

I really don't know what she does.

JOANNA: Uh, well, so this is good.

I feel like we've got some good stuff going.

And onwards.

♪

HEATHER: Can I get you anything?

-JOANNA: Where's Holly? -HEATHER: I believe

she's in her office. Would you like me to get her?

Yeah, I need to talk to her about the run of show today.

Okay.

HOLLY: Hi!

Hi, hi. Come in.

-So big day. -Quite a big day.

-Very big day. -I'm a little worried

-about how the staff are going to take it, so... -Okay.

...I want to be mindful of their reactions.

I have a pretty big announcement to make,

and the only two people that know about it

are my assistant Heather and my chief of staff

Holly Whidden. I'm...

a little unsettled to make this announcement,

because I'm not sure how

the staff are going to

react.

Listen, I think that they

will all be a little taken aback.

My observation of what happens

when people are in an office, and

there's change is that people

immediately think, "Oh, my God, I might be fired."

Oh, it's gonna make them

incredibly anxious. They will all have

some ups and downs today in terms of feelings,

and be on a little bit of a roller coaster.

JOANNA: I love my staff at Cosmo.

I feel very responsible for them,

and I'm anxious they will either feel I've

betrayed them, or that

they will feel anxious about

their future at Cosmo.

(loud, rhythmic beeping)

(beeping continues)

-(loud beep) -DIANDRA: Oh, my God.

Guys, I think we have to go down four flights of steps, right?

Or... or we have to go see the fire marshal?

I should know. I'm on the search-and-rescue team.

-Do we go to the other side? -(beep)

-Yes. -Okay.

Diandra, what are we doing?

DIANDRA: I don't know what to do!

Okay, let's go.

Shouldn't you have got these instructions before?

-Me? -Yeah, as the fire marshal?

I'm not the fire marshal. I'm just part of the team.

-Who's the fire marshal? -Is everyone okay?

-I... Okay. -Leah?

-Yes. -I trust Marta, what she says.

-Yeah. -Where's Marta?

-Marta said that... -She said not to leave.

You guys should sit down.

-I wouldn't trust her in a fire. -(laughter)

Let me go ask.

STEVE: My relationship with

Diandra is limited

in terms of work.

We don't really have to interact with each other very much.

She hosts the happy hours in our office, and besides that,

Diandra has somewhat of an isolated role with Joanna.

It was easier for her to get where she is

than a lot of the other editors.

DIANDRA: Let me tell you, if it was a real fire,

I would have left all of y'all.

-All the way to the elevator. -(laughter)

Follow my lead.

(laughter)

♪

Do you have the, um, issue she was in?

Yeah, I have it.

-When are you shooting it? -Monday.

Oh.

LEAH: We have a huge cover

coming up with Ruby Rose.

She came from Australia as a model,

made a huge splash in Orange Is the New Black.

And now she's in a bunch of action films this year.

She's such a bad-ass.

Do we have a concept for the cover?

AYA: For Ruby, I'm not pulling any dresses.

We're pulling, like, cool, edgy, tough

and sexy clothes.

Ruby Rose is poised to be the next big action hero,

so we're so excited to have her on the Cosmo cover.

We really think she's gonna be bigger than Angelina.

I wanted to kind of get your input on

-beauty looks for her, because... -Mm-hmm.

...I want to make sure that we are showing beauty looks

that feel fresh for spring 2017.

I think, overall, she looks really amazing in a bold lip,

and not much else.

My name is Leah Wyar Romito,

and I'm the executive beauty director.

JOANNA: Leah Wyar is imaginative,

she's great with words, she's great with pictures.

JAMES: I think it still might need more, though.

More makeup? No, James.

JOANNA: She's obviously

an editor-in-chief in waiting.

LEAH: One of the most unique parts

about working in a beauty department is

that you really get the best of both worlds.

You get to go to the fashion shows, you get

to see the trends, but then, also,

like a features department, you get to pitch ideas,

write and edit.

It's a huge job.

She loves some of these,

like, lace with a leather pant.

-That would look amazing on her. -Which would be so bad-ass.

I just die over her.

Yeah. Okay, sounds good.

Sounds like we are on the same page.

So jealous.

ADAM: I love this skirt.

I know. I kind of want to wear it.

My name is

Tiffany Reid. I am the senior fashion editor

at Cosmopolitan magazine.

My job involves

me working very closely

with our fashion director Aya Kanai

and our stylists James and Adam

to create photo shoots for

covers, our beauty well stories,

our fashion stories,

and also our shopping pages.

Anything red, edgy. Like,

I really want to try to get that for Ruby.

ADAM: It's a pretty color.

TIFFANY: A big part of my job

is going to

the runway shows and

picking out what trends will be

coming out with the next season.

These are all good.

This might be a little too slutty.

JOANNA: Tiffany is

a very important fashion player.

Tiffany!

-Hi. Tiffany. -Hi. JOANNA: She's always

working her very

high-level connections to reserve the clothes

exclusively for Cosmo.

I don't know how I feel about this.

This feels like it's got a skin rash on it.

(Tiffany laughs)

The fashion closet is where all the magic happens.

I find the best pieces, and then the stylists

take those clothes and bring them on set for shoots.

I need this in my life.

Closet organization is, like, the key

to managing a successful fashion department.

Let me switch the hanger out.

-Oh, yeah. -Thank you.

-(Adam laughs) -ADAM: Tiffany is

full-on Mommie Dearest. It's like,

"No black hangers ever!"

TIFFANY: It may seem like a

minor detail,

but in order to do

my best job,

the little things need to be taken care of.

If you have time, change the hangers, please.

Thank you. So it's not like a...

-I don't like... -Sorry.

♪

-Hello. -STEPHEN: Oh, good. What's up, girls?

-How are you? Diandra Barnwell. -Hi. -I'm Stephen.

-So nice to meet you. -Hi. Nice to meet you.

DIANDRA: Fitness is an important growing market,

and we're really looking to expand its presence

in the magazine, so today we're testing out

two new possible fitness contributors.

What are we doing, Holly, with fitness contributors?

We have two gentlemen that we're looking at, and...

-JOANNA: I feel like we should trial them. -HOLLY: Sure.

-This one's the first one. -HOLLY: Cute.

-DIANDRA: Yum. -We really need to, like,

work out with them to see.

-what it is. -Absolutely.

DIANDRA: We definitely want someone

that can give good tips to our readers,

but at the same time fit into the Cosmo family.

-Are you the best trainer? -Absolutely.

Why would you say that?

Uh, I would say that 'cause I was trained by the best.

I want everyone to grab your mat, lay it out.

Squeeze up... Hold it.

-DIANDRA: Careful, he's not wearing underwear. -(laughter)

Adam, do you usually not wear underwear when you come to work?

-I always wear it, sometimes. -(laughter)

Focus on the work. Come on.

DIANDRA: Stephen. Obviously he's gorgeous.

He looks like a Greek god.

Thank you.

Personality-wise... eh.

-I mean... -What's up, guys?

-DIANDRA: Hi. -TIFFANY: Hi.

-I'm Evan. -Diandra.

-Nice to meet you, Evan. -Diandra, nice to meet you, too.

My name is Evan Betts.

I am a fitness expert

and personal trainer here in New York.

I'm originally from a small town

south of Ann Arbor, Michigan.

I quit everything I was doing

and picked up and left. Kind of took a leap of faith.

To be a contributor for,

you know, the biggest magazine in the world,

is an incredible opportunity.

ADAM: Look at that bright orange tank.

Real men wear neon.

(laughter)

DIANDRA: He probably wears underwear.

-What do you have for us today? -All right, here we go.

That was good.

This is a full body workout.

You'll start to feel it in your shoulders.

-Obviously, you've got to... -DIANDRA: What about the ass?

-You got to bake the cake. -That's what we want...

-TIFFANY: Bake the cake? Yes! -(laughing)

EVAN: Who's baking the cake?

Very nice, touch back.

EVAN: We got five more.

You have curly hair.

-What are you mixed with? -I do have curly hair.

I'm half black, half white.

I'm half black, half Spanish.

-Are you really? -Yep.

I like your curly hair, though.

-Who's Spanish? -My mom.

My dad is black.

That's where I get my curly hair,

and this tan skin tone.

Ooh. Where do you get your color from, Adam?

-What? -(laughter)

We've got to dive-bomb push-ups.

All right, so you're down like this.

-Up on your toes... -Uh-huh.

Kind of like you're doing asana.

All the way down...

bend at the knees.

TIFFANY: Do you think you could do that

with D on your back?

Um, okay. He...

Ready?

(indstinct chatter, laughter)

-Way to go, D. -Okay.

We're gonna catch you if you fall.

Come on, I got you, girl. Don't worry.

D, we just want to see how strong he is.

Make sure you get in there good.

Stop. This is embarrassing.

Cosmo has no guys.

Evan is really hot, and obviously

he's an amazing personal trainer.

More, more, give me more.

Hey, it was great to meet you guys. Thanks for having me.

You know, put in a good word with Cosmo.

-Here's a business card. -Oh, thank you.

-Thank you, thank you. -We'll be in touch.

All right, definitely.

-Pleasure to meet you guys. -(laughter)

-See you guys. -Thank you. -Thank you.

TIFFANY: D, run.

(laughter)

♪

ADAM: Yeah, yeah, that's gorgeous.

Today we're shooting Ruby Rose; she's fabulous.

I kind of want to be her.

I can't even.

Oh, my God. Look who just texted me.

I don't know if it's my place

as a potential coworker

to go out with him.

I think you should go.

Could everybody just go over to the other side, please?

Joanna would like everyone for a quick meeting.

WOMAN: Did you know about this?

What the (bleep)?

-What just happened? -Wow. I'm in such shock.

This keeps getting crazier and crazier.

♪

With... ?

-JAMES: Without. -Or without?

-STEVEN: Leah. No. -JAMES: Without.

JAMES: Oh, my God, I forgot you had a cute body under there.

(gasps) You're so rude.

-STEVEN: Without. -For sure without.

LEAH: But what? It looks, like, profesh.

No. I don't know if an ill-fitting blazer

-is professional for anyone. -(laughing)

-LEAH: You are so rude. -Like...

What if I, like, wore it like this?

Worse.

You're not Zorro.

You don't need a cape. (laughing)

LEAH: I have a great relationship

with Steven and James, they sit right outside my office.

And they are definitely not shy

about their real feelings, whether it's your outfit,

your hair, your makeup.

-Go blazer. -No. I don't think today.

LEAH: The area that they sit in is called Fire Island,

because if you go by you're gonna get burned.

Thank you so much for your fashion advice.

-JAMES: I don't know... -James, I don't know

-what I would do without you. -(laughing)

I am James Worthington DeMolet,

and I am the senior fashion editor at Cosmo.

My focus is styling celebrities for the covers

and the fashion well stories.

-Hi. How's it going? I'm James. -Hi.

-JoJo. Nice to meet you. -Nice to meet you.

I spend a lot of my time traveling to L.A.,

Paris, Milan, all for photo shoots for Cosmo.

I never thought that I would spend my mornings stressed out

about whether Justin Bieber

would take his shirt off or not,

but that's the life of a Cosmo editor.

-JAMES: You look tan. -I am tan.

My skin really holds on to my tan.

I know. I heard you say that to someone the other day,

and I thought: spray tan.

Well, you thought wrong.

♪

DIANDRA: Hello.

-This looks so nice. -Come on in.

Welcome to our L'Oréal Lounge and Reader Night.

Cosmo Reader Nights are one of my favorite parts of my job.

It's something that I get to be very hands-on with,

and it's always very special for us

to get to interact with people

who love the magazine and get their real feedback.

Thank you everyone for coming to Cosmo Reader Night.

These are such special events.

It's an amazing forum for us to meet our readers

and hear what's going on in your lives.

We want to hear all of it.

You all probably know the page in the magazine,

Dates from Hell, which is one of the ones

that I edit and work on.

♪

So as an ice-breaker, let's start.

We can all go around a super quick date from hell.

-D, let's start with you. -Do you want me to start?

-Yeah. -Yes.

It was a blind date,

set up by a family friend.

He said he was a male model,

but he was more Carlton Banks than Tyson Beckford.

We went on a date,

drinks came out, check came.

I went for, like, the courtesy reach.

He didn't pull out his card, so I paid,

and then he wanted to go to church after.

And I'm like, listen, I am one with the Lord,

but not on a Saturday night after I've been drinking.

Our Readers Nights are so great for many reasons,

but especially because we get to hear

from the girls actual stories that happen,

and we get to put them in the magazine.

So we're always happy to get personal anecdotes.

My worst date, I went to a really nice restaurant

with a guy, and he kept running into friends.

We end up going to this place

that was, like, bargain-friendly.

We went on the date, the dinner was great.

And towards the end of the date, he was just kind of like,

(quietly): "Let's get out of here."

-Dine and dash. -I realized he was actually getting up

-and dealing drugs throughout our date. -(gasps)

Oh, my gosh.

Then I drove him home

and he just whipped his (bleep) out.

Like, that was his good-bye.

(laughter)

♪

Thank you.

(gasps) Amazing. Thank you very much.

STEVEN: What shoes are those for?

-These things? -These.

First of all, I don't think those are worth a shoehorn.

They get so wet after my workout.

Ugh. James, that is so gross.

Drenched.

That's why you don't wear leather sneakers.

(laughs)

Hey, it's Steven.

Did she text him?

Yeah. It's-it's Ruby Rose's schedule,

but, um, it's the 19th.

If I were to confirm today, I could make it happen.

Or you still have to hear? Okay.

My name is Steven Brown.

I am the bookings director at Cosmo.

♪

JOANNA: Steven swans around the office taking selfies.

Oh.

STEVEN: I do enjoy a selfie.

I would never purposely post

a bad photo of someone.

But it's my photo; I'm posting it.

I do book the models, but I'm also responsible

for hair, makeup.

I touch almost every page

of the magazine.

I think we worked together once

in, uh, Miami, right?

It might have been the guy that looks like me, I don't know.

-No. It was you. -That was me?

I've booked Kate Upton, Lily Aldridge,

Miranda Kerr, to name a few.

We're trying to-- it's the Emmys

the day before Ruby's cover.

So, like, all of the people we want

-are L.A. celebrity artists. -Right.

We'd have to use a New York local.

But, like, of course I'd want to fly her in.

-I think she's so talented. -Yeah.

-She's spending a lot of time here, though. -A lot.

Because she's doing Alicia Keys no makeup.

(laughs)

♪

-JOANNA: Matthew Hussey. -MATTHEW: Hello.

What are you doing here? Oh, darling.

You look good. How are you?

What time is it? Sit. Sit, sit, sit.

JOANNA: Matthew Hussey is an exceptional dispenser

of advice, letting women into the male brain.

How to text men, how to talk to men,

how to say no to men,

and how to intrigue men.

He is a refreshing

breath of air about relationships.

My first memory of you

is when we were role-playing ridiculous pickup situations.

Let's do it now just for old times.

All right, let's pretend we're in Starbucks.

Okay. You could say to me, all right, I need a quick opinion.

I, um, I can't decide

which muffin to get. You're gonna have to help.

-Oh, that's good. -Now he knows it's playful.

-Right. -So... and he knows you're playful,

-'cause you started off all serious, -Right.

and it was something completely ridiculous.

Right. So it's how to, how to take advantage

of an opportunity that doesn't feel like an opportunity.

Correct. And that's why the excuse

-that I don't have time to meet someone... -Mm-hmm.

-...is utter nonsense. -I think there are two columns.

I think there's one how to chat up someone

-when you're standing in line. -Yep.

And then one how to see the opportunity

-when no one else does, all right. -I love that. Do it.

Will you tell Marina that we've had this conversation?

Of course.

Aya, who are these groovy people?

WOMAN: We're visiting Aya.

Oh, you're visiting Aya, good. Welcome to our world.

-Hi, Joanna Coles. -I'm Samantha.

-Samantha what? -Johnson.

Okay. First rule of Joanna Coles,

women, in particular, no offense,

always say both names.

Women always go, "Hi, I'm Julie."

-You have to go, "Hi, I'm Julie Thompson." -Okay.

Okay? Mean never, ever worry about doing that.

-Am I right? You know I'm right. -Yes.

-WOMAN: That's correct. -JOANNA: Okay, name.

-Zachary Lindsay. -You see? Zachary Lindsay.

Straight there. Okay, show them around.

-Thank you. -HUSSEY: By the way, I love that.

Oh, it's very important. It's my signature.

'Cause you think of yourself as Matthew Hussey.

If you were a girl, you'd think of yourself as Matthew.

-Or, God forbid, Matty. Feel free to use it... -I love that.

-...but quote me. -(chuckles)

-All right, darling, see you soon. -Enjoy.

♪

(indistinct chatter)

(phone chimes)

(chuckles)

-Oh, my God, Nicole, come here. -What?

Just come here.

Look who just texted me.

NICOLE: "Trying not to bother you at work"

-but still texting you. -Right.

This is such a guy text. "Let me know."

-As opposed to what? -Mm-hmm.

What do you want to do?

I think you should go.

(laughs) Um...

All right.

Let's see. What should I say?

DIANDRA: It's super sweet that Evan asked me out to dinner.

We've got a great vibe and chemistry. But I'm in

a tricky situation, because I don't know if it's my place

as a potential coworker to go out with him.

All righty.

Watch me squirm.

-(laughs) -I can't wait. Let me know,

as Evan said.

Thanks.

Beyotch. (chuckles)

-Hi! Mm, it's so good to see you. -Hi. Mwah.

-You look gorgeous. -JOANNA: You would put your

connection with this guy ahead of the magazine?

-Leah, let's go next door. -Okay.

There are definitely some changes happening at Cosmo.

I think we have some real stars,

and I'm trying to figure out

who they are.

♪

AYA: I'll start her off in, like, a heel or a stiletto,

but I want to make sure to have, like, a high-top

or a sneaker option that we can quickly swap out on set.

Obviously, it's Cosmo, and we love a stiletto.

But we don't want her to feel like she can't move.

ADAM: Totally. Yeah.

-Hi. -Hi! -Hi.

Welcome to your Cosmo cover shoot.

-I know, right? -I know. It's pretty crazy.

-It is crazy. So exciting. -This Cosmo cover gets syndicated

around the world,

-so a busy woman like yourself... -Wow.

...is able to knock out at least

20 or 30 covers all in one day.

-Yeah. I can't tell you what a relief that is. -I know.

Um, okay, so we're ready to get dressed in the first look.

Amazing. Which is gonna be...?

Which is gonna be the Louis Vuitton.

-It's a... That's iconic, that. -Yeah.

ADAM: There's no bigger shoot at a magazine than a cover shoot.

A cover shoot is what sells the magazine,

it's what draws the readers in.

And today we're shooting Ruby Rose.

She is the new, sexy, kickass girl.

That is the Cosmo girl.

AYA: Beautiful, Ben.

Beautiful.

BEN: That's it.

-AYA: Oh! -BEN: Nice, nice.

-AYA: It's like she photographs -Nice! That's great!

prettier than she is in person.

Nice.

-Yeah, yeah, that's gorgeous. -ADAM: She's fabulous

and amazing. And did I... did I mention

she's fabulous and amazing? I-I'm having a girl crush.

I can't even.

-I kind of want to be her. -AYA: I know! -(laughing)

-Um, as you are developing as a stylist, -Yeah.

I want to make sure that, you know, in this next year,

we have you working on more and more celebrity shoots,

-so that you can start developing... -Totally.

-that part of your work. You're definitely ready. -Mm-hmm.

-Yeah. -But I really trust you to start

-Mm-hmm. -doing more of the celebrity-oriented jobs.

-I'm excited. I have, like, goose bumps. -Yeah.

We'll have fun. Definitely. Okay.

It's gonna be cool.

I'm definitely

the

Co girl.

The Cosmo girl is the girl

who wants to have it all, do it all.

She's shameless about it. She kind of just wants to live

her best life. That is who I am in a little nutshell.

-♪ -I'm a fashion editor at Cosmo.

So I style fashion, features, and beauty shoots.

This is, like, my going to pick up groceries look.

I also pull the clothes for our shopping pages.

I'm all about stepping out

of your comfort zone.

And if there's any magazine

that's about just stepping outside the box, it's Cosmo.

Her eyes are incredible.

BEN: Beautiful!

Nice!

♪

♪ I say before the world gets serious ♪

♪ And go buy my shirt and tie

♪ I need to access all areas

♪ Work on my chat-up lines, so give me ♪

♪ The girls, give me the girls, give me the beach ♪

♪ And the sunshine

♪ Yeah, I'm on a mission

♪ Trying to get it all out of my system... ♪

-Hi! How are you? -Hi.

-I'm good. How you doing? What's up? -Good.

-Mwah. You look gorgeous. -Mm, it's so good to see you.

-Thank you. You look nice, too. -It's good to see you, too.

-I'm glad you're here. Thanks for coming. -Thanks. Of course.

-Are you kidding? -Can I get this for you?

-Yes. Thank you. -Of course.

DIANDRA: Usually, I would never even consider going on a date

with a potential coworker.

But I'm gonna kind of vibe with it and go with it

and see what happens.

-I'm glad you decided to come out with me. -Me, too.

-Me, too. Take a chance. -(laughing)

-Thank you. -Oh, thank you so much. Oh, fantastic.

-Cheers. -Cheers to you.

-Cheers to you. -(chuckles)

You are from where again?

Ann Arbor and then, um, Grand Rapids.

-Okay. -And you're from...?

-New Mexico. -New Mexico.

-Albuquerque. -Okay.

-And your birthday is when? -September 2.

-Okay. -Virgo.

-Virgo. -Yeah.

Okay. I'm a Capricorn through and through.

Like, type A, very organized, driven.

-Very nice. -What about Virgo?

-We are, like, emotional creatures... -Really?

-but we like to internalize a lot of things. -You internalize?

But the wheels are constantly moving, so...

So what are you thinking?

Uh, I'm just thinking that I'm happy

-I'm here on this date with you. -Me, too.

I was really nervous. I haven't been

-on a date in a long time. I don't date. -You were nervous?

Yeah, I haven't been on, um, a whole lot of dates either.

-I was walking here... -I'm surprised, because you're

a very good-looking guy in New York City.

I don't know. I think it's just kind of like

when I moved here, it was like,

"Career, career, career."

So are you ready now? Is that why?

Yeah, yeah.

♪

-Sorry. That was gross. -(laughs)

-Don't mind me. (chuckles) I'm just a lady. -You got a leaf...

-you got a leaf in your teeth. -(laughs)

♪

Um, so, uh, do you want to go get another drink?

-Let's go have some fun. -(chuckles)

♪

Bringing on a fitness contributor to the staff.

Do we have a clear front leader?

I just responded to Stephen more than what Evan

-was bringing. -What you need to learn to do is

to think about the bigger picture.

Be clear about what your motivation is.

♪

Hi. I have a minute now. Do you guys have a few seconds

-to check in on the fitness contributor ideas? -Sure.

-Yeah. -Awesome. Let's do it.

I'm Holly Whidden,

and I'm the chief of staff at

Cosmopolitan.

I'm fortunate to call Joanna

a boss and also a great friend of mine.

I operate as Joanna's sort of right arm, as her number two,

making decisions for the magazine,

taking meetings that she can't

get to.

Um, so I wanted to regroup quickly on our meeting

with Joanna the other day, in which we discussed bringing on

a fitness contributor to the staff full-time.

Do we have a clear front leader?

I was leading towards Evan.

He seemed to really get it. He wasn't too pushy.

He had a really cute outfit on. I respond to outfits

-and pops of color. -Obviously. -(laughter)

I agree. I think Evan was great. Like, I had...

got a lot of, like, great energy from him.

He's just so normal, so patient.

-And I liked his moves. -Um... -No, I think

it's important to, like, kind of have a sense of humor

-in this position, too. -No, it is. -Yeah. For sure.

-Well, especially with this group. -Yeah.

I mean, Evan was great and everything,

but, Stephen, he has a mission. He really wants

to write for the magazine.

I just responded to that.

I just responded to that more than what Evan was bringing.

TIFFANY: We've already discussed Evan's amazing

and that we all would love to work with him.

So I'm really confused as to why now

she doesn't want to hire him.

So, we need to get an answer to Joanna soon.

What I'd like to do is to be able to give her

a unanimous decision. So...

-I'm set. I think... -You're set. I think D's hesitation

is giving me a moment of pause.

-NICOLE: Okay. -TIFFANY: She's being

super shady.

All right, so let's revisit it and come back to it.

-Okay. -Great. -All right.

You are funny...

What do you want me to say?

♪

Hi, Fineo.

-What's going on? -Nothing much.

-Is Diandra annoying you? -Always. -Every day.

Of course, of course.

-Leah, I was gonna talk to you -Yeah.

about my facial with Sonya Dakar.

Oh! Love. Where do you want to go?

-Let's go next door. -Okay.

How are you anyway? I haven't spoken to you for a bit.

-Tired. (laughs) -All right, how old is your son?

-He just turned two. So we're, like, in it. -Okay. So that...

Oh, my God, you're really... You're in the zone

-for another, I think, 14 years. -Yeah.

-Awesome. -Yeah. Something to look forward to.

It's so tiring. Having children is so tiring.

It's the best thing you'll ever do, but it is so tiring.

You've been able to navigate the whole thing with two kids

and moving up and having this huge job.

The thing I have found to be impossible,

which everybody says you should look for, is balance.

For me, the idea of balance is really hard, because it's just

-very difficult in a job like the job we have. -Totally.

When you're covering the fashion shows,

-there is no balance. -Right.

If your child is sick, there is no balance.

Right. Like, when I'm here--

I mean, not that I don't think of him--

but it's like I think of myself as, like, at work,

not, like, mother mode. And then when I get home,

-it's like it flips the switch. -And it's hard.

LEAH: Joanna is such inspiration

to me as a working mother.

I have a husband. His name is Nick.

And we also have a son.

He's two years old, and his name is Axel.

I think there is a lot of pressure put on working moms,

because you know

that you're sort of split between two worlds.

And Joanna has been able

to figure out how to have two boys

throughout her blossoming career.

I-I feel I have just been on such, like, a growth path.

You were one of the people that blossomed

and was able to lead a team

and think effectively and be organized.

And I think you should have every confidence

in your abilities.

Thank you.

JOANNA: Leah is an incredibly

impressive young woman.

There are definitely some changes happening

at Cosmo. I think we have some real stars,

and I'm trying to figure out

who they are.

DIANDRA: Have a seat.

Why do you really want to work at Cosmo?

I really have to separate my personal feelings

from my professional work.

-Can you believe that announcement? -Crazy.

I don't think anyone knew.

-I... -I'm gonna, like...

I'm gonna start to cry in a second.

♪

-Hi. How are you? -Hi.

Head right in.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

I'm the hungriest person alive. Ugh.

-Make me the second-hungriest. -Hi, Adam. -How are you?

Hi, boo boo.

TIFFANY: What's up?

Nothing, I'm just out of it.

-My boyfriend's sick at the moment, so... -Oh.

-no sex, no nothing. -(laughs)

What about you, Tiffany?

-Girl, nothing. -So this table's,

like, in a dry climate, basically.

Roll in the tumbleweeds.

Don't you feel like Tiff would be a dominatrix

-in the bedroom? -She would be the toughest dominatrix

-Steven ever had. -No!

-What's your dominatrix name? -Ginger Black.

-Ooh! -Ooh! (laughs)

You know what would be the bomb--

if you, like, interviewed or, like, went to, like,

a real dominatrix and, like, wrote a story for the magazine.

I would be into it.

So, wait--

why did you vote no for Evan?

I was like, why the hell did she vote no...

-I... -when we all know he's the best option?

I was like, "Oh, yeah, Steve." I just felt that...

and I still feel like

it might be better. And... I grant that it's, like,

-totally self... -Might be better for you.

Oh, Lord.

♪

HOLLY: Hey.

-Hey. -Um, J.C. wants to catch up with you.

She's in the conference room.

-Okay, awesome. Thanks, Holls. -Thanks.

-Hi, D. -You wanted to see me?

Those are crazy brows today.

-We are really rocking the brows. Right. -We are, we are.

Okay, those look like two birds in mid-flight.

-Do they really? -Yeah, they look as if

they're about to set off for--

what is it called--

-the southern migration in Florida. -That's-that's

-what it is, yes. -Yeah, they're beautiful things.

-I-I love a strong brow. -Yes, they're magnificent.

Thank you.

Well, Holly said you were being a bit odd about the trainers.

-I just wanted to get your opinion. -Um,

you want someone who's gonna come in and mesh well

with the team. Evan did that.

But I feel like Steve was more of a go-getter,

more professional.

What are the differences in their qualifications?

Well, I feel like they're both qualified.

Evan is qualified as well. I just feel like

the way he was interacting with everyone,

he might be a bit of a distraction.

What do you mean, a bit of a distraction?

He could be more serious.

Well, why are you the only person that thinks that?

Holly said everybody else all liked Evan.

They did, and I liked Evan too. I just...

If I'm being honest with you,

Evan and I did have a little bit of a vibe and, um,

I feel like having Evan in the office

would be a distraction to me, personally.

Ah. So he's not... he wouldn't

be a distraction to anybody else.

You know how seriously I take my job,

and I feel like I don't need to complicate that.

All right, but just putting your own interest in him

-on one side... -Mm-hmm?

...do you think he would be better than Steve?

-I do. -Okay, so actually,

what you've just said to me is that

you would put your connection...

-Right. -...with this guy ahead of the magazine.

What concerns me is that that was your...

motivation, rather than, actually,

he would be the better candidate.

So what you need to learn to do is to

think about the bigger picture, be clear

about what your motivation is.

-I will, I will. -Good.

Some of the younger staff,

it's quite difficult to separate your personal and your

professional life. I hope

that Diandra

is smart enough not to do anything

that would endanger her career at Cosmo.

-Just try and focus on the job. -Okay.

-Good to know. Thanks for the advice. -Okay.

Appreciate it.

♪

DIANDRA: After my conversation with Joanna

I realized that I really

have to separate my personal feelings

from my professional work life, so

I sent a quick text to Evan, letting him know

that we're gonna bring him in for a second interview.

Definitely keeping things super professional.

This is a very important decision. Not only for Joanna,

but for our readers.

Have a seat.

-How's it going? -Pretty good. How are you?

I'm good. Can't complain, can't complain.

Obviously, you met the team, we had a great rapport.

-Okay. -I just have, like, a few questions for you.

Why do you really want to work at Cosmo?

I think Cosmo is, like,

an incredible platform to promote, um, fitness.

You have, like, a young and fun audience. Um, I'm a young

and fun guy, so

I think I'll be able to broaden the spectrum a little bit.

Joanna's trusting us to really, you know,

find the perfect person. You know,

-it reflects on me, so... -Yeah, definitely.

Trust, me, I... I will be a per... complete professional.

You think I should really pick you?

I mean, I'm-I'm in my corner,

-I think so. -(laughs)

-You pick me, I... I won't let you down. -Well...

I think you would be good for the job.

-Yeah? -I have to say.

-All right. -Yeah.

-(chuckles) -I'll give you a chance.

-Yeah? -Mm-hmm.

-All right. -Mm-hmm.

Can we hug on it?

Um... fine.

♪ I know I messed it up

♪ With every other guy

♪ I swear you're different...

Okay.

-I'm really excited. -Good.

-Definitely, definitely. -It'll be fun.

-I'll talk to you soon, all right? -Have a good day.

-Okay. Bye. -All right, bye.

♪ I don't, I don't, I don't get it ♪

♪ 'Cause I don't judge you like that, yeah... ♪

DIANDRA: Evan and I have a vibe, but at this point,

I'm trying my hardest

to keep things super professional.

I don't know if I'm gonna have to build a wall,

live inside a bubble.

My job is my number one priority

and I don't have time to be distracted

by pretty boys.

♪ And you're acting like I been around ♪

♪ With every single guy

♪ You got me running

♪ Other places in my mind

♪ In my mind, yeah

♪ Da da da da da da da

♪ Da da da, yeah

♪ Da da da da da da da

♪ Da da da

♪ Got me running other places

♪ In my mind

♪ In my mind, yeah.

(gong crashes)

Can everybody just go over to the other side please?

♪

(James chuckles)

JAMES: What's happening?

HOLLY: We have something to say.

Joanna's gonna start.

JOANNA: I wanted to thank everybody

because I've worked Cos for four years.

at

The truth is, I can't do one more sex position.

-I have tried all of them. -(laughter)

Sometimes it's like, "Not again!"

(laughter)

I can't think of another way to put this,

so I'm just going to tell everybody very directly.

I'm leaving Cosmo.

LEAH (whispering): Is this a joke?

JOANNA: They've created a new role for me

called Chief Content Officer,

so I'm going to basically

vacate my office this afternoon

and a new editor is going to move in.

LEAH (whispering): What the (bleep) is going on here?

DIANDRA: In this industry, everyone knows

that a new editor in chief means a new staff.

LEAH: When Joanna came to Cosmo, a lot of people were let go,

There were really only, like, four or five of us left.

JAMES: The new editor in chief

really could walk in

and say,

"It's nice to meet you, please leave."

♪

LEAH: Did you know about this?

I'm gonna, like, I'm gonna start to cry in a second.

I'm about, like-- I'm very, like, way too emotional

-about this right now. -Yeah.

Wow.

I'm in such shock.

-(bleep) me. -It doesn't make so much sense.

-This is like... -(sighs)

LEAH: I've been at Cosmo for

almost seven years now.

This announcement is huge.

It really does

start to affect my family.

I've worked at so many magazines, and every time

a new editor in chief comes in,

they're bringing in an entire new staff.

So I really don't know

how it's gonna be this time.

I mean, can you believe that announcement?

Crazy. Um, I don't think anyone knew.

I feel like every day it's like a new kind of, like,

-♪ Bum bum bum. -I know.

-This keeps getting crazier and crazier. -(chuckles)

DIANDRA: Tiff.

(whispering): Like, what the (bleep)?

What just happened?

Was not expecting that.

Listen, like, if I were her, would I take this opportunity?

-100%. -100 million percent.

Without even thinking about it. However... (chuckles)

-I feel a little abandoned, to be honest. -Totally.

To be honest with you.

I just feel like we're all super committed to Joanna, like...

Super committed to Joanna.

I started with her.

For me, Joanna is Cosmo.

So life as I know it has been, sort of, destroyed.

Like, I could cry. No one deserves it more.

Really freaking out.

♪ Never 'cause I'm ghosting

♪ Ghosting, I'm ghosting

♪ Never 'cause I'm ghosting out. ♪

♪

JOANNA: This season on So Cosmo...

-Love! -Yes!

TIFFANY: Baywatch babe.

Ready to go to the clerb?

-Happy Fashion Week. -Oh, my God,

-I'm obsessed. -Welcome.

ADAM: Our favorite runway, the bobsled.

His penis was in her,

and I think she just kind of went...

JOANNA: This is like a cross

between Alice in Wonderland

-and Eyes Wide Shut. -I feel so Cosmo tonight,

-I don't know why. -(laughter)

LEAH: I want to have

a second one.

JAMES: Are you pregnant?

I was thinking girl's trip.

STEVEN: Sounds very romantic.

Who loves a road trip?

Me!

-What did you hear? -That you guys hooked up.

-EVAN: What else are you doing today? -Just, uh, you.

I don't want people to think

that I'm the big office whore.

It's important to take relationships professionally.

HUSSEY: I heard you had a little flirt with Evan.

Weak relationships don't do well in New York.

It never gets easier.

This is my life. This is what I do.

DIANDRA: Was Evan really up there last night?

Maybe we were in the room last night.

I'm gonna get to know all of you

and what you do before heads roll.

(screaming)

LEAH: There was an earthquake

and I'm left in the rubble right now.

We're clearly aware something's going on here.

His computer is gone, too.

STEVEN: Who are those guys?

If I don't come back with the right photos,

my job could be gone.

-You're entitled the most. -You don't know me enough...

That doesn't matter.

TIFFANY: Honestly, I was taken aback by it.

It's a sensitive topic.

Do you feel you have a special responsibility?

There's a lot of change happening

in the publishing business.

And I'm curious to see who is going to embrace change,

and who is going to resist.

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