what would you do on sunday, kamau bell, thank you so much. we'll take a short break and be right back conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. area world news tonight with david muir is next, and i'll see you back >> david: tonight, several breaking stories on this friday night. u.s. fighter jets scrambled over the u.s. the high-altitude balloon intercepted flying over this country. the balloon spotted over utah flying above the u.s. at 40,000 feet. where is it from, who is behind it? mary bruce standing by with late reporting at this hour. >>> also breaking as we come on tonight, the jury's decision just in in the case of the nra and

and this season features oakland's very own kamau bell as a guest correspondent. kamau joined me on getting answers today to talk about witnessing real life people getting caught in tricky situations. >> it's not even so much doing the right thing. i think a lot of times, because i don't begrudge anybody who, like, doesn't want to get involved in a problem. you have your own life. it's really catching people in the act of actively doing the wrong thing. when you sort of like, feel like, well, why would you not? if you could do a little bit to make this problem better, why would you do it? or would you at least i understand going. i don't want to get involved, but i think sometimes we catch people doing something that would feel like that's not kind, but really overwhelmingly the show. and i don't know what they're going to show on. on the show. but overwhelmingly, people do the right thing, or at the very least don't do the wrong thing, which is important to know that it's such a relief to hear what would you do premieres sunday at 10:00. >> right here on abc seve

removes the white sugarcoating from the american placing black people black people squarely at the w kamau bell. if i ever won an election for political office, i would have them swear me in on a copy of black history. michael will be reading from the book. tory will join in the conversation and then you'll have the chance to ask questions after that. so please join me in welcoming the stage. michael harriet. how's everybody doing tonight. yeah, i think that's right. yeah. yeah. so i'm going to be like, skip around, but it's going to be from the same, like kind of the opening of the book colts or, the bane of my childhood existence. i always lost them. i left them in church. on church pews in cause and a at school. and because colts are most expensive part of a kid's wardrobe, i received more dressing downs them from my mom about coats than anything except my to forget to pull the garbage can to the curb on trash day if there's a heaven for jackets it's almost certainly filled with the misplaced dinnerware purchased by dorothy. i always always lost my coat. so in the fifth grade, when i be

we have seen that the leadership level, some of the nation's largest unions and leadership of kamau enthusiastically this support president biden. we are seeing somewhat of a disconnect with those rank and file members of those unions. it is -- like inflation. you also look at the teamsters union, the firefighters union, they have not yet endorsed president biden. the firefighters union or the first union to endorsed candidate joe biden, you did it before he got into the race. and when i spoke with one of our firefighters union representatives about why that is, this is had our members have other issues as well. you mention inflation, he also mentioned second amendment rights as another example of ways in which these rank and file members me aren't lining up to leadership. so the president really does have an economic story to tell, they want to spend more time over the course of the year translating the statistics that you talk about you know so well stephanie, the average voter who understand when you look at the state of the union address next week, stephanie, that is a major moment the biden cam

we have kamau bell uh, the comedian who will be also a contributing correspondent.tories out of alabama and then a jim creeper. what if you're at the gym and some guy is taking videos of young women who are simply trying to work out, and then he tells them he's an agent and he can get a modeling jobs, would you get involved? >> what do you think it is about this show that really resonates with so many people? well you know, at its heart, this show has always been on a reflection of where we are as a society at any given time. >> yeah. yes, indeed. there are divisive times today. uh- much of it do. we went through some tough times during covid. you know, covid had a massive impact on the way the beliefs of people and the behavior of people. but the show also reminds us that we have many commonality among each other. and i think that's the beauty of the show, that it showcases what we have in common. it sort of restores your faith in humanity at a time when we need it the most. >> and what would you do? returns this sunday at 10 p.m. it will also be available on hulu