i'll give charlamagne dealer's choice.tell us what being a father, what fatherhood taught you, whatever you want to do. >> awe, man. fatherhood, especially being a father of four girls, like, i think it gives you a different level of empathy. you know what i mean? i think about how i grew up as a child. you know, i had my grandmother and my mother. they instilled that empathy in me. i love my father to death bus i think he came from a different era so it was more about, you know, discipline more than anything and i think just me going to therapy the past few years, you know, a long with that empathy, it gave me empathy for my children but just for others like it gave me a sense of empathy for my father, as well. because i'm like you know what? he was just doing the best he could with what he had at the time. that's the good answer. the other answer came from my 6-year-old this week. my 6-year-old said to me the day after my fourth daughter was born, she said so what is it? . i was like it's a girl. my 6-year-old goes poor

and, of course, charlamagne the god is going to be out here in just a moment.nds of hours. his new show "tha god's honest truth" on comedy central. one other thing going on, people should know about. a lot of people come up to me-- and this is no surprise. they say, "steve, your program is a feast for the senses, but i'm on a diet. can i get a version of 'the late show' that doesn't include visuals?" well, greg, i'm happy to say that soon you can. because starting next week, we're launching our new podcast, "the late show pod show with stephen colbert." ( cheers and applause ) every weekday-- yeah. exactly. >> jon: it's coming! >> stephen: that deserves it. i was waiting to give this podcasting thing a chance to catch on. and i think it's beginning-- it's beginning to be a thing. i said, daddy's in." every weekday, you'll get the latest "late show" in convenient pod form. the topical monologues, the meanwhile-iest "meanwhiles," the hard-hitting interviews with today's most interesting newsmakers, and the soft-hitting interviews with today's most symmetrical cel

[audience reacts] >> charlamagne: the horses, the horses. as democrats, no longer will those bigoted ass, racist ass, cracker ass horses continue to terrorize black and brown people at the border. we will never have a systemic change in this country unless we address the problems head on. [applause] that's right. instead, america likes to act like it's not a problem and make symbolic gestures like getting rid of the horses. haitians get assaulted at the border? get rid of the horses. you know where i'm going with this. black people get killed by the police? get rid of the horses. i'm going to need a little help. a handsome black man gets a tv show, calls out white supremacy and its institutions -- >> audience: get rid of the horses. >> charlamagne: wrong, they want to get rid of the nigger and if you've got a horse, get rid of that son of a bitch too! [applause] that's why, for the past year, conservative white folks have been losing their mayonnaise flavored minds over critical race theory. and that's what i want to talk about tonight. if y

. - you gon' meet charlamagne and like charlamagne. respect charlamagne. i know his stance.ruth." i go by the name charlamagne tha god. brothers know me as lenard mckelvey! (cheering and applause) now in the first few episodes of this blackety-black ass i can't believe we got green lit show... we have really explored white supremacy and the different ways we can start the decrackerfication of america. that's right. well, tonight, two things will happen. one, you're guaranteed to hear the word cracker, okay? and two, since world mental health day is sunday, i wanna discuss investing in what i call your mental wealth, all right? peace of mind is something that many people take for granted. but in the black community, many of us don't even know what peace feels like, okay? (applause) i don't know why the hell y'all clapping at that, okay? peace sometimes seems like a luxury that will never be afforded to us in good old america. that's why tonight, i wanna explore ways to go to "heal", okay? the ghetto prophet brad t. jordan once said: "i stood alone in my four cornered room sta

this show. >> i come on after charlamagne. >> trevor: but it's weird because we were about to do the headlines. >> you can do the headlines. i said i would be there with you. >> trevor: i assumed you meant we're doing it together. >> i'll check in from time to time with you when i have an opportunity -- you're messing up my algorithm. >> trevor: happy to have you even though you're promoting other things. let's kick off with the story everyone is talking about. the worst p.r. week in facebook history. this week is so bad for facebook that mark zuckerberg was, like, facebook? no, that's not me. that was started by the winklevoss. you probably heard about the whistleblower who smuggled documents out of facebook. nearly two dozen media outlets have been mining documents for news stories and now the shit hit the facebook fan page. >> the "the washington post" reports starting in 2017 facebook's algorithm was programmed to put higher value on emojis like the angry face. they gave an angry response five times more value than content that got likes on the news feed. the company's own resear

. - you gon' meet charlamagne and like charlamagne. respect charlamagne.n made another one ♪ (cheering and applause) hey! peace to the planet. i go by the name of lenard mckelvey. commonly known as charlamagne tha god. come on, don't stop now, come on. (cheering and applause) i need all that energy, i need it, i need it! all right? listen... (cheering and applause) tonight, tonight i wanna talk about a place that could possibly be the inside of satan's anus. social media, okay? recently, we've seen tech companies like youtube, tiktok and snapchat get called out for corrupting more youth than a lil nas x music video. - whaa! - that's right. but still, none of them have managed to catch up to the usain bolt of internet tomfoolery: facebook, all right? just last week, the facebook ceo and dictator of the dark world, mark zuckerberg was given a public swirly in the congressional toilet when former facebook data scientist frances haugen channeled the spirit of too short during his testimony before a senate subcommittee and blew the whistle. - ♪ blow the whistle

charlamagne is known for being honest. ♪ ♪ >> charlamagne: hey!me of charlamagne tha god. now in the first few episodes of this black, camp leap we got green lit show, we have really explored white supremacy and the ways we can start decrackafication of the nation. one, you are guaranteed to hear the word cracker. two, since world mental health day is sunday, i want to start discussing what is investing in your mental wealth. peace of mind is something that many people take for granted but in the black community, many of us don't even know what peace feels like. i don't know why the hell y'all clapping at that, okay? peace sometimes means a luxury tat will never be afforded to us in good old america. that's why tonight, i want to explore ways to go to hell. the ghetto profit brad t jordan one said "i sit alone in my four corners room staring at candles." i know a lot of side chicks have had that same experience on valentine's day, alone sitting in a room with a cake you had to buy yourself. but that wasn't the case for mr. scarface, he was talking

captioned by ♪ ♪ >> respect charlamagne. you know what i mean? ruffling feathers. made another one ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> yeah! hey, welcome to "tha god's honest truth." my name is charlamagne tha god, my mama named me lenard mckelvey. act like you like me. come on. [applause] now, last week we discussed america's need for "decrackerfication." for those just joining us the class, "decrackerfication" is simply ready in america of its white supremacist bowl. i've seen two sentiments about "decrackerfication." one, people of all races agreed with the fact that america needs to be "decrackerfy." and people wondering how long i'm going to last talking this reckless on the white man's airways. i'm in business with good white people, and a gwp's, they don't like crackers either. that's right. plus, "decrackerfication" of america benefits us all because because -- you should enjoy rubbing races the wrong way is much as i do. you know why my skin look so clear? it's actually because i exfoliate with bigoted backlash. point is, i like to talk healing. and in the words of blue i

congratulations to you and your wife and family charlamagne. "the god's honest truth" fridays. i got to get it to joy. thanks for watching "the beat." joy reid is on next. >> have a great weekend. >>> all right. everyone, cheers. good evening. we begin "the reidout" with a win for progressive democrats. 24 hours after the self-imposed deadline to vote on a bipartisan infrastructure bill, a critical element of president biden's agenda, progressive democrats have fundamentally changed the game and democrats are now closer to getting what they and the president want. as progressives held the line, keeping the bipartisan bill known as the bif tied to the larger reconciliation bill and policies that are worth spending money on like child tax credits and free community college and action on climate change. the white house made it clear whose side they are on and it turns out it's team progressives. president biden himself made the trip down pennsylvania avenue to make the hard sell. following the meeting, he made clear that the timeline for a vote was irrelevant. >> i'm telling you,

jamie foxx and all his fun giving us his top data device, was timothy charlamagne ended zendaya tellingout their movie. that and much more coming up on gma. i am posing a question. the dance tune you remember from 2008, or anywhere around there. to me what yours was. kumasi: what was happening at 2008? reggie: as i live then? -- was i alive then? >> rihanna had disturbed via -- disturbia. they mentioned some t-pain. shiva members the club dancing -- she remembers the club dancing. [laughter] kumasi: what was i doing? reggie: she was getting low. [laughter] thanks for that flashback, we are going to have a dance party during the commercial break. >> do it. reggie: always a pleasure ♪ ♪ remember when no dream was too big? and you could fearlessly face the unknown. you still can. ♪ ♪ when you have a rock you can depend on for life you'll be unstoppable. like the millions of people who rely on prudential for financial planning and investing. who's your rock? kumasi: look at this. new video shows a waterspout towering above lake erie near cleveland. people sought and quickly took the phone o