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lena dunham, everyone. the best.o. we have cold war kids, riz ahmed, and eric stonestreet, be right back! [ cheers and applause ] (vo) love. i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust. now and for a long time to come. the all-new subaru impreza sedan and five-door. a car you can love no matter what road you're on. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back. look at that dirty floor. tonight he is the star of "the night of" on hbo. he is also the one who knocked hannah up on "girls." the multi-talented riz ahmed is here. then, their new album comes out friday. it's called "l.a. divine." cold war kids from the mercedes-benz outdoor stage. tomorrow night we have a great show tomorrow. adam sandler, nathalie emmanuel, whom you know from "game of thrones," confidante to the khalisi. and we'll have music from star

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is it because lena dunham's show, "girls," is ending after six years?er] or is it because of this? >> we're going to have the wall, we're going to have the wall. we're going to build a wall, right? we're going to build a wall. we're going to build a wall, believe me, we're going to build a wall. we're going to make the wall now 10 feet taller. 10 feet taller. [laughter] greg: now, it's too early to know if this was a trend, but think about it. if the president's getting illegal crossings to drop without putting a single brick or solar panel or piece of art on that border, then trump is the wall! [cheers and applause] maybe -- yeah, maybe we don't need to build one. i think we just saved ourselves billions of dollars. [laughter] [applause] tyrus, this is the power of persuasive messaging. 75% of the solution is him saying he's going to do it, right? >> well, not just that. and this is where the left really helps him out, because, you know, there's those giant black vans driving up and down california snatching people up, just like -- it's crazy out there

. >> i think i will return to lena dunham later pit but i am wondering about the internet they goes hand in hand with what it is you're describing. >> absolutely. there are a few things that specifically relate to the internet. the big one is that online especially, when i was writing this and certain when i was writing a blog post that eventually an indirect way led to this i was talking about blog comment threads and us talk about the situations where people are actually know who one another are. they don't even, they don't know what another's real names but they also don't even know their general demographics. so i think it's very easy online to just kind of selectively present the details of your story to seem like you're the scrappy underdog, whether not a person realize would remotely think that's too big it's partly the anonymity. it's the anonymity but even when people know who one another are, there's a sort of not so kind nature to some online interaction with people just want to declare one another wrong. then i think the sort of the third aspect of this is online journalism a

so lena dunham made that show "girls." if you went to new york when "girls" was on, everyone was watching "girls." "girls" got 600,000 viewers, which is statistically zero. everyone was watching "girls" lived between 57th street and maybe 68th. we don't have -- and same thing true of jon stewart. he had under a million viewers when he was on the cover of "time," i think it was. they know how to do this stuff to make people seem much more important than they are and to make people seem much less important. a show like blue bloods with conservative values, no press, and that went about the minister with the seven children, i can't remember what it's called, seventh heaven. no press. one of the most popular shows on tv for years. they have an echo that actually reverberates, makes everything louder than it is. >> but then still the shows are on the air and people watching them. they have long runs. so they're successful. you have people like patricia caviezel able to get a primetime show after playing jesus and people said wi

tomorrow night eric stonestreet will be here, we have something very special with lena dunham and theahmed will join us, and we'll have music from cold war kids. and thursday adam sandler, nathalie emmanuel, and music from starley. please join us for all of that. if looks, talent and charisma weren't looked down upon in our sick society, i'm sure our first guest would have gone much further in life. he plays texas oilman eli mccullough in the tv adaptation of the book "the son". >> i got him. [ horse neighing ] >> jimmy: ow. "the son" premieres saturday night on amc. please welcome pierce brosnan! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good, thanks, i'm good. >> jimmy: is it fun to ride a horse and hit a guy on the head? it seems like as far as acting goes that's about as much fun as it could be. >> i like horses. and, you know, i didn't fall off the damn thing. i've ridden horses all my life. yeah, riding horses, hitting guise over the head, can be fun. but it was darn hot out there, it was summertime, we shot this last summer. it was austin, texas. >> jimmy: so it w

. >> seth: and you have had as long a working relationship as anyone could possibly have lena dunham.> i was, yeah. >> seth: so how has this been? has this an incredible ride, to see a friend like lena go through this all? >> yeah, to say the very least. yeah, i'm just blown away that we were able -- lena lead the charge. and we were able to get this sort of indie small, personal, raw sensibility to a mainstream audience. you know, i was so overjoyed when i heard that she was going to get a chance at hbo, but i also had a little bit of doubt, you know. i didn't know if this would translate. and like many things in life, seth, i was wrong. >> seth: oh yeah. >> and they found an audience. >> seth: i'm like that, too. i'm so happy how often i'm wrong. >> yeah. >> seth: because i tend to be a pessimist. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: so, when these things work out -- >> me too. >> seth: it's the best. yeah. [ light laughter ] no, it's funny you mention you're a pessimist, because certainly you see some of ray is a pessimist. >> mm-hmm. >> seth: and lena did base ray on you. >> to some degree. >> set