>> is it the alternative programming is it laverne and shirley. >> i expect everybody to jump on trump. >> how do you want to hear from others. >> i want to hear how they different themselves from trump. >> i want to hear something better about monetary policy. run away spending is hurting everything in our economy right now. >> what we're going to do to help keep our country secure. >> i'm retired law enforcement, so when people speak about crime, crime is everywhere. >> a lot of it is about inflation. my husband and i both have college graduate degrees, both have great jobs and we don't live above our means and we can barely make ends meet right now. >> brian: first off. good choice with pabst blue rib won after all it's won awards. >> we checked out the brewery down the street. >> what do you expect hours from now. >> 8 on the stage. >> fireworks debates. >> you would like to see that. >> i would like to see a little
brian, so how far are you there away from the schotts brewery where probably laverne and shirley you probably just woke them up. >> brian: we didn't go to the manufacturing plant. but there are a lot of contenders to be the actually brewery where laverne and shirley cut their teeth in the beer business. a lot of breweries and brauts wl bratwurst. there is a few of them. they are all pulsing last night. >> steve: other breweries? >> brian: i will say this. this city is pumped up for this debate. they also love their brewers. if those two worlds can coalesce, we will find out because we will be back here in less than a year for the rnc. my first time in milwaukee that i can remember and it is offering everything you need. if you come here, there is no treason leave. there is no reason to vacation. it's got everything. it's even got sunscreen.
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scott is going to love florida because of taxes and pickleball. they are moving for their daughter bailey who apparently, because the wife renee tweeted out a picture of the daughter's ranking bailey with the hurricane junior golf tour. apparently she is a phenomenon golfer and easier to do it in florida. >> ainsley: it cracks it up that people have a big problem with this. let him go. if he wants to go, he can go. people on social media are so rude to him about it. >> brian: right. they don't like that he is a conservative republican. but this is his second wife. his first one was joany, right? >> steve: that was chachi's. >> brian: that means fictional character they weren't married. some spin offs laverne and shirley, morning and mindy. >> ainsley: would you count charles in charge? >> brian: eventually in the family tree. that's garry marshall. >> ainsley: coming up. judgment day for the white house as we await house oversight
>> doesn't look like a hickey. >> the show goes from 22nd place to first place becoming the number one show in the country. >> there would be traffic of people getting home to watch happy days. >> it was a revolution. networks targeting 18 to 49-year-olds, not necessarily with family sitcoms, but with friend sitcoms. >> laverne and shirley, woah! >> garry marshall says we have a part on happy days. the show we did was a double date with fonzie and richie. >> he's nice, and a tie too! >> and a hankey. for showing or blowing? >> they were incredibly individually funny. >> is anybody going to call me a nasty name? >> and garry got the idea to spin them off into their own series. >> can we top laverne and shirley? >> my jesus and beatles was laverne and shirley. everyone identified with laverne and shirley because we
were best friends. >> just the opening song, who didn't love that? ♪ give us any chance, we'll take it. ♪ >> laverne and shirley is about two working class girls who struggle to make ends meet working at a brewery, going out at night. >> you know, really so nice to see two women at the center of a sitcom. >> laverne and shirley, through the lens of the 50s, were able to say a lot about what women were striving to accomplish in the 70s. >> women were more apt to want to go out and work and not get married right after high school. >> well have fun down at unemployment. >> we'll meet guys. >> unemployed guys. >> shirley is the quintessential girl who wants to get married, have the white picket fence around the house. >> okay, say we go to this party and you meet this wonderful guy. do you think he'll marry you?
>> stranger things have been known to happen. >> laverne just wanted to have a good time. >> the mad hatter did not wear fish net stockings. >> that's why he didn't get any action. >> they were physical comediennes, the likes of which hadn't been seen since lucy. what they figured out to do with making a bed, it's way beyond my pay grade. >> laverne and shirley was number one for i don't know how many seasons. it just went off the charts ridiculous, and it felt like it was for us. ♪ make our dreams come true for me and you. ♪ >> president ford today proclaimed february to be national black history month. >> in light of the success of
the friend sitcoms like happy days and laverne and shirley, abc decided to create a story about black teenagers. >> what's happening skewed younger. there were kids going and hanging out down at the diner, like teens in the 1950s, like the white kids going to the malt shop. >> opened the entire world to black teens. >> they're best friends. >> betty's folks are out of town, it will be the party of the year. >> it was based on friendships of rerun and rog. >> rerun could dance. then there was dwayne with the big fro. >> hey, hey, hey, what's happening? >> dee, the sister, was like my sister. >> you're always broke, and you can't hold down a steady job. >> his mother was like my moms! she'd beat him! >> all of it! >> but mama. >> and i wouldn't say but if i were you. it might give me an idea,
history month in light of the success of the friends, sitcoms like happy days, and laverne and shirley abc decided that they wanted to create a story about black teenagers. what's happening, skewed younger kids in watts that we're just going and hanging out down at the diner like teenagers in the 19 fifties, like the white kids going to the match up? hey dwayne. rerun what's up? what's happening? open the entire world to black teenagers who are best friends and betty's folks are out of town, so you know it's going to be the party of the year was based around the friendships of rerun and roger. rerun dance. then you have dwayne with the big pro. hey hey, hey, hey, hey! hey, what's happening? e sister was like my sister always broke and you can't hold down a steady job. her mother was like my mom's. she beat him. oh love it, mama