it was, it was in the outtakes it was called "batman after dark." >> jimmy: the blue version you havegot this thing, "your daily horoscope," over on quibi, a fun way to get your horoscope. people love getting their horoscope. >> jimmy: i love it, i always have. >> on our show we animate -- every day is little short animations for every sign.'seal. you kind of follow along with all these different animals that represent the sign i think -- i think i'm right about that >> jimmy: we polled -- we polled our audience >> you don't have an audience. jimmy, listen. let me get an address on you, a hard street address. let me just -- >> jimmy: do you have the tile app? because if you're close to me, your phone will beep >> oh, i'm going to get the tile app, good idea don't give me a p.o. box i try to get addresses and they give me -- you know this story fred armisen used to do it somebody would come on "snl," the bigger the host, like tom cruise, day one, he'd go up to them, let me get your cell phone real quick >> jimmy: i saw kevin nealon do a good one that i wanted to steal. he was talking t

. >> "batman"?> mm-hmm. >> "happy days." >> "happy days." >> these are some of the greatest shows. look how young they are! and now that you've been in the storage lockers, how many are in there? >> it's probably close to 2 million. it's just an incredible amount of media. >> so how, and why, did their cousin get it all? that's a real brooklyn tale. it begins in 1956, when howard frank is born in bensonhurst, the second of two sons. >> i know there was a lot of family problems. >> what kind of problems? >> i think there's some type of mental instability. it was a very difficult family to be raised in. >> many of us have been there. thank goodness for tv. howard's a fan of hit shows of the era, like "leave it to beaver" and reruns of one of his favorites, the popular western "the lone ranger." in his teens, howard begins writing to tv studios, requesting photos of his favorite stars. his early collection includes these "i love lucy" photos, behind-the-scenes shots from "batman," and autographed pictu

and i'm wondering if waiting for the silent majority is like flashing a bat signal when there is no batmanike what if they don't show up? everybody is at home watching netflix, you know? we had some real honest to god problems right now, and there's an entire swath of this country that is not saying anything about it perhaps because they are scared of being canceled and maybe that's why there's a silent majority, but i'm a little worried because i agree with dana, if the election was held today, i think biden would win. >> can't wait around, got to seize it and it's going to be about turnout. i think you would agree going to be a very close election. >> i can't say that based on the current numbers, but i think overconfidence is not the problem for biden. i have never known a politician who ran for office who wasn't confident that he or she was going to win. the problem is complacency and democrats have to keep in mind that president trump is the incumbent and incumbent's have the advantage so to me, the problem for president trump is how he's been using that incumbency, clearly the failur

they lost early wickets with two batman falling before the lunch break leaving england in a precariousme resilience... stokes and sibley put on close to 100 runs and they... they could've perhaps made more breakthroughs that they have not made so far today, just look out at the scoreboard which tells me 183—3 for england. just look out at the scoreboard which tells me 183—3 for englandlj think which tells me 183—3 for england.” thinkjofra archer has taken 30 wickets in a test matches for ink and then they would've loved to have had them out there for this one but instead he will be watching from isolation. he is over on the far side of the crowd in one of those hotel rooms watching on because he's not playing a part in this game. he broke the isolation rule between the test matches played in southampton that finished on sunday and the match played here at old trafford in manchester. what we know from the ecb is that archer headed back to his flat in brighton instead of coming straight to the ground here, that was the breach of the biosecure environment thatjofra archer now has to spend

and batman gets through them then you're going to get involved in that when they would resist and i don't mind that when they are we when they're still young will fall for central devices that need that kind kind of a j p m 10 to 15 because. we are creating them i think to understand that of course they did something which was meant to snore don't frighten me. it was. me. i am. this enough westerner emergency rooms to be safe and think for me. anything new at table now. i wanted to. put it out in the clubs but when you. come up. to number. 10 that to me a little slow to move to. long enough. to be down to move. them and in the rooms it's. consumed. you. please please. please get. it over to us if not we're not manly and. close to. move. meaning the middle and the i'm glad i'm not coming out on the our. mobiles how low can i guess. what i would do would you not. stop poor little with us and as with this world would you like a plan oblique i may have made big one of us in that hell of a couple. of cuts. in football club and i. have an argument ok. good i don't know. how to say yes or. no. i

one of the things that the mayor they are deities he called out and sent out a distress signal to batmanso we are doing something similar. i'm happy to report i'm calling out the cowboys. you have to step up and do your part and make sure that you fill out your census. >> lisa: this is real. no matter how successful census cowboy is, he's not likely to change the dire situation that is going on in chicago. >> i have listed for you the names of the kids who died across the country. it's unacceptable and under this president, he will take action in the derelict mayor of chicago should step up and ask for federal help. >> lisa: lori lightfoot didn't appreciate that criticism. she lashed back at the white house by referring to kayleigh mcenany as karen, one of a few racial epithets the left doesn't get offended by. professor jason health teaches philosophy at depaul university in chicago. he's also the author of the book "we have overcome" and he joins us now. professor, why did the mayor call kayleigh karen? >> i think it's a deflection of really her dereliction of duty and dereliction of d

everything you think of bats are the opposite of what they are considered here in america. >> the batmanecame the showman, the lead singer of an 80s glam metal band, roxx. >> we were pretty much active at night and sleeping during the day. >> in the early 90s after attending a lecture on bats he decided to change careers. >> i started to get more and more into the idea of doing something for something else other than myself. the rock star thing. but the bat thing, these guys need help. >> he decided to leave the rock world behind and start to work as an advocate for bats. >> he goes to the side and cleans underneath the wing. >> he became a person that studies bats and opened up the wildlife conservation and education center in new jersey. >> this is claudia. claudia is usually pretty tolerant of being handled. each bat has a different personality and a different look to them. >> one of his goals is to make people less afraid of bats and because of that he purposely chose to feature bats native to africa, asia and australia, known as the flying foxes. >> they are more attractive and appe

one of the things that the mayor there did is he called out and he sent out the distress signal to batmannd i'm happy to report, i'm calling out the census cowboy. >> the census cowboy is going to ride to the ten communities in chicago with the lowest response rates to boost them. >> the black lives matter movement continues to push for change and a national coalition of racial unions will stage a mass walkout from work called the strike for black lives the july 20th event will include thousands of workers from more than 25 cities it will include full day strikes or ones lasting for eight minutes for those that can't last all day they are demanding sweeping action by corporations and government to confront systemic racism >>> a flight from sea-tac airport to chicago had to be cancelled after a passenger became aggressive and belligerent right after takeoff. >> everybody, everybody, i will kill everybody accept it. >> you heard his declaration there that he would kill everybody before yelling die in the name of jesus. it took two passengers, the flight crew and an officer to restrain him h

lewis, as soon as i saw what happened in portland, i texted out to all my friends, holy fascism, batman. it scared the bejeebers out of me. and i love my country. i really do. host: in this case, why do you disagree with the move? caller: i just don't understand why he would send border agents in a city. unidentified border agents in camouflage. k.a.k. the camouflage does not camouflage you in a city environment. that alone is laughable. host: ok. hear from some people on social media. this is kim off our facebook page saying when it comes to the move itself she'sdy agrees. america isn't a police state. she adds communicate. derek from facebook says that he agrees, get these idiots off the streets. peaceful protests are ok. what these idiots are doing are not. richie also off of facebook, he should go through with it until law and order are restored. and phil says, only if the governor asks for help. adding that we are not russia or china yet. if you post on facebook, you can do so at facebook.com/c-span. tweet us @cspanwj. text us at 202-748-8003. we go to california agrees with the mo

now appears unlikely michele batman made the comment so the latest round of negotiations in london the sides remain far apart on how to ensure a level playing field between e.u. and u.k. businesses as well as on fishing rights british officials say it's for the e.u. to make the next truth but they say a deal is possible by september. the u.k. did not show a willingness to break the deadlock. on the little ping field in the u.k. still refusing to commit to maintaining high standards in the minute. on state aid despite the clear wording of the political evolution very clear we have made no progress toward a 93 year old german man who worked as a guard at a nazi concentration camp during his late teens has been handed a 2 year suspended sentence he's been convicted for his complicity in the murder of more than 5000 people during world war 2 dominic cain has more from burning. the offenses that this individual has been found guilty of occurred in 1984 when he was a 17 year old who was part of an s. s. unit in short of a concentration camp which then was in nazi germany and is in modern day

three days later the 509 dropped the second bomb, batman, on nagasaki.panese were dead and thousands more suffered from radiation poisoning. that night truman delivered a radio address to the american people. >> i realized the tragic significance of the atomic bomb. having found a bomb, we used it against those who abandoned all pretense of obeying international laws of warfare. chris: he then warned japan third bomb was ready to be deployed. the choice was theirs. >> we shall continue to use it until we completely destroy japan's power to make war. only a japanese surrender will stop us. chris: the next day japan finally gave in. the second world war had taken a terrible toll, 72 million deaths, including 47 million civilians. and now, finally, it was over. >> the return of peace after the world's most devastating war. >> there was nothing but [inaudible] for truman and everyone else. [cheering and applause] >> let us pray that peace be now restored to the world and that god will preserve it always. chris: when we return, 75 years after hiroshima the de

when the city of gotham the mayor there sent out a distress signal to batman.ori lightfoot bringing in help to wrangle up 2020 census forms. jillian: carley shimkus sirius fm 115. >> might be the first time i have seen a green cowboy hat. >> new york city has a naked cowboy. chicago now has the census cowboy. lori lightfoot introduced a character yesterday to encourage people to fill out the 2020 census. she says only 55% of chicago residents have done so. so, census cowboy is going to be riding around town encouraging people to do so. fill out that form. this is being met with some mixed reaction. because there is a lot of serious stuff going on in chicago right now. ryan says does the census cowboy also protect chicago citizens from gun violence? jewels writes so how much of the taxpayer money was used for this senseless cowboy advertising. andrew loves it. he wants in. where do i apply for the census cowboy job? if you see that guy riding around in your town get the pen out and fill out the form. carley: some are saying this is all the confirmation they need

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difficult challenge one of the things the mayor did is called out and turns out the distress signal to batman we are doing something similar for the census. i'm happy to report i'm calling out the census cowboys. >> 64 people shot, 11 killed in chicago last weekend. she said gotham. mayor lightfoot. this is an obvious choice in november, series law enforcement, safety, prosperity or that. that is all the time we have tonight. shannon bream, fox news at night team have an amazing show and i'm waiting, take it away. shannon: thank you so much. we begin with the fox news alert, the nation grappling with a wave of violence in major

so it's a lot like the joker wrote a eulogy for batman. some people try to destroy the city he loved or tried to poison him with laughing gas, but i'll always miss batsy. what? you were the one doing that! to be fare, though, mitch mcconnell always sends a sweet message when a black colleague dies because it's one less person he has to keep from voting. probably the most awkward tribute to john lewis came from marco rubio, republican start and guy who could get away with playing little league. saturday, rubio tweeted a tribute to john lewis, but with a photo of himself standing with a different deceased black congressman elijah cummings. that's so embarrassing. this is the racial version of calling out your ex's name in bed. now i found out why rubio sent me an edible arrangement on don lemmon's birthday, i ate it. two people confused john lewis with elijah cummings. they worked with the man for years! which is why republicans only have one black guy in congress at a time, less confusion. let's move to a less legendary political figure, ka

one of the things that the mayor there did as he called out and he sent out the distress signal to batman, we are doing something similar for the census. and i'm happy to report, i'm calling out the census cowboy. >> laura: oh, my god, 64 people shot, at least 11 of them killed in chicago last weekend. she said gotham there, what? that's mayor lightfoot. this is an obvious choice in november. serious law enforcement safety prosperity, or that. okay. attitude, it's all the time we have tonight. bream, "fox news @ night" team have an amazing show. and i'm waiting, take it from here. >> shannon: okay. we will, laura, thank you so much and happy monday. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. the nation grappling tonight with a wave of violence in some of its major cities, persistent criticism of policing, 1-year-old killed in a shooting in new york. 11 kille

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someone dressed as the joker from batman.eone wearing just a yellow-colored sweatshirt with a hood. >> those investigators, including veteran detective were scratching their heads over what appeared to be a bloody claw from a bird costume that was found near joel lovelien's body. >> looking for somebody in what 90% of a bird costume. >> we didn't know what it was. >> all we knew is we had this piece of a costume. >> detectives invited the guys on the party bus to come boack o police headquarters the following day and this time saying a different tune. one that seemed to get them all off the hook. they said they didn't see the murder but told of a fight outside the broken drum earlier that evening between one of their pahls dressed as a hunter and a guy in an odd costume with a yellow sweatshirt who had also been on the bus. because of that fight, they told the guy in the yellow outfit he couldn't get back on the bus and then they drove downtown to another bar. the now sober and cooperative cowboy told detectives that he last

this city is going to turn into gotham city and there is not going to be a batman to bail them out. you so much for that. coming up, a new republican crop of congressional candidates arel winning primaries. and it isn't quite what you'd expect. we talked to two of those winners in moments and what they plan to bring to congress. stay there. guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder force factor is the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand at walmart. unleash your potential in the bedroom with score!. >> raymond: welcome back to "the ingraham angle." while the media obsesses over covid and largely peaceful protests, a new crop of g.o.p. congressional candidates are on the rise and they are not what you expect. two of them joins us tonight. first up is madison hawthorne, a 24 year old who one make a big upset in last week's primary afterry he beat the candidate president trump endorsed for north carolina's 11th district. also with us is former nfl player bridges omens to

the city is going to turn into gotham city and that is not going to be a batman to bail them out. bernie, thank you so much for that. coming up, a new republican crop of congressional candidates. they are winning primaries. it isn't quite what you'd expect. we talked to two of those winners and moments and what they plan to bring to congress. stay there. >> raymond: welcome back to "the ingraham angle." the media obsess over covid and largely peaceful protests new crop of g.o.p. congressional candidates are on the rise. they aren't what you'd expect. two of them join us. first is madison hawthorne, 24-year-old who won a big upset in last week's primary after he beat the candidate president trump endorsed for north carolina's 11th district. also with us his former nfl player burgess the ones who beat three primary contenders to be the nominee for utah's fourth district. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. madison, you have an amazing story. you could well be the youngest congressman in the capital but you suffered a terrible accident, lost the use of your legs. what dude you le

called out and turns out the distress signal to batman. so we are doing something similar for the census. i'm happy to report i'm calling out the census cowboys. >> 64 people shot, 11 killed in chicago last weekend. she said gotham. mayor lightfoot. this is an obvious choice in november, series law enforcement, safety, prosperity or that. that is all the time we have tonight. shannon bream, fox news at night team have an amazing show and i'm waiting, take it away. shannon: thank you so much. we begin with the fox news alert, the nation grappling with a wave of violence in major cities amid criticism of policing. a one-year-old killed in a shooting in new york. 11 killed, 64 shot in another way of of violence in chicago. new spikes in covid-19 cases that hospitalizations especially but not limited to the south and the sunbelt, california making a sharp u-turn on reopening but in florida disney world is open for business once again. violent crime fight and surgeon coronavirus numbers, there are different views about how to handle the electio

now this double standard with their, we just showed, the movies, it is mission impossible, it is "batmananced by china. china get as big propaganda coup go to looks hollywood on our side while they're running prison camps, having forced abortions, torturing prisoners and political dissident as well. what is going in hollywood here? when is hollywood going to take accountability for their double standard? >> what is troubling, liz, not necessarily the money coming in from chinese invest force for a movie. what is troubling when that money leads to the censorship of the movie and censorship of some sort of speech or something. it may not even be visible to the american people but when you can allow the chinese communist party to edit, have some sort of rights over final cut of the a movie american people will see, one has to question. look what happened with the nba when ever players were tweeting out in support of a free hong kong. you can put reportedly anything you want on a nba jersey but can't put free hong kong. in hong kong we've seen the chinese communist party come in, erode freed

miami, batman. (as david caruso) will we have a treatment?mains to be, vac-seen. ♪ ♪ i don't know if this vaccine's gonna work, but it's worth, a shot. ♪ ♪ i haven't spoken to the president in months. he's avoiding me like, the plague. ♪ ♪ doctor fauci appearing on the cover of instyle magazine is an historic moment for american medicine. it's almost as significant as that sports illustrated swimsuit edition featuring louis pasteur. hey, remember the 2020 presidential election? it's still happening and according to a recent poll, biden now has a 15 point advantage over trump. woohoo joe, you're doing great, by doing nothing stay in the basement. someone toss a crate of ensure down the steps and yank the knob off the door. right now, it's less a case of biden beating trump and more a case of trump beating trump, because, according to another poll, 72% say the us is on the wrong track. that's a devastating number, but who are the 28% who look around and say, yeah, this feels right america is perfect for me, an agoraphobic germaphobe with a feti

police officers aren't batman. police officers aren't superman. police officers arrive on the scene after you've already been violated. so the message i'm trying to send to my people is we've got to get off of this peace, love and happiness. we've got to get off of this, you know, my god is going to protect me. no, no, god gave us guns. god gave us sense. god gave us pride in ourselves to have enough love for ourselves and our families and our businesses to not want somebody to come and mess over us easy, you know what i'm saying? >> i hear you. >> you should want -- you should want to be able have to protect yourself. i tell my partners down here in shreveport all the time, don't carry a gun with the thought in your mind that you're a gangster, man. carry a gun as if that gun is a sword. and every team carried a sword back in days. that's what you told the louisiana canes movement is about. try to show boys you the carry yourself in a royal fashion. that's one of the 48 laws of power. shout out to robert greene. he said that you have to carry you

triggered by the remergence of the popular globally respected 44th president on the national stage, the batman to his joker that he barely get obama get to the pulpit at ebenezer baptist church before he scrambled the white house press corps to announce he, too, would have words to say. he abruptly added a previously unscheduled briefing to his schedule, which ended in the last hour. trump had good reason to fear for his political future even before obama garn speaking. the gdp dropped by a staggering 33% marking the biggest economic contraction on record since those records began in 1947. the coronavirus still rages out of control, including in the very states that trump needs to win re-election. then you've got the made for tv misdemeanor invasion of democratic cities intended to stoke racial resentments. if that wasn't clear enough, trump is using a racist trope about low income housing to scare suburban voters. that's why amid all of this, he now says he wants to delay the election. in a stunning tweet trump questioned the legitimacy of mail-in ballots proposing to delay the election until

. >> well, you can't win em all, batman >> and now, tonight's episode of roger stone. >> stephen: whened like justice had been served. but now justice has been sent back to the kitchen, because on friday, trump commuted stone's sentence. which is an outrageous abuse of power and, also, of course he did. roger stone was a trump loyalist for the entire process and now he's being rewarded with a "get out of jail free" card. which makes sense, given that he dresses just like the monopoly guy. still, first michael flynn and now roger stone? trump's breaking out his cronies for one last heist. it's all in the new caper: "collusion's eleven." criticism of the move was swift. even by republican senators pat toomey, and mitt romney, who tweeted, "unprecedented historic corruption: an american president commutes the sentence of a person convicted by a jury of lying to shield that very president." >> stephen: yeah, but that's just one of the perks of being on the trump train. he promises his folks unlimited pardons, one free mypillow, and a lifetime of getting your food spit in at restaurants. ot

batman. so, we are doing something similar for the census. and i'm happy to report, i'm calling out the census cowboy. >> laura: oh, my god, 64 people shot, at least 11 of them killed in chicago last weekend. she said gotham there, what? that's mayor lightfoot. this is an obvious choice in november. serious law enforcement safety prosperity, or that. okay. attitude, it's all the time we have tonight. bream, "fox news @ night" team have an amazing show. and i'm waiting, take it from here. >> shannon: okay. we will, laura, thank you so much and happy monday. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. the nation grappling tonight with a wave of violence in some of its major cities, persistent criticism of policing, 1-year-old killed in a shooting in new york. 11 killed, at least 64 shot in another wave of violence in chicago. at the same time, new spikes in covid cases and hospitalizations especially but not limited to the south and the sun belt. california making a sharp u-turn tonight on reopening, but in florida, the busy world is open for busin

batman can't fly, and that is very important. q, would you like to be able to fly? a, i would like to be able to fly if everyone else did, but otherwise it would be kind of conspicuous. so before i read the last entry of the notebook that i'm going to read, i just want to talk a little bit about the form of the notebooks and why i chose it because, well, i guess because it's so strange to kind of write in these little pieces and fragments and try to work things out in that way. and the reason i chose it is partly because i've always written notebooks. i've written notebooks since i was 12 years old. and so for me, it's kind of a common way of processing the world. and in my scholarship, i have a ph.d. in literature, and i've written some books that, you know, very researched, kind of bioif graphical books -- biographical books, i've always loved reading people's notebooks. for me, there's a thrill to sit in a library and read through someone's notebook. and i've always liked the intimacy of them. but what i really wanted to get across in these notebooks was the unfi

americans who in order to avoid the health risks associated with in person voting are going to be selling batman ballots and that tend to be people in densely populated urban areas and we know that people in densely populated urban areas but overwhelmingly democratic and we also know that those votes are not going to be counted until days or even weeks after the election that's not a sign that the electoral system is not functioning properly that just the reality caused by a large influx of mail and ballots so it's certainly possible that trump could have a lead on november 3rd but only because of the 10s of these hundreds of thousands or millions of mail in ballots in swing states not having been counted and so i think again it's part of kind of a preemptive strike and his part to insist that whatever lead he might enjoy on november 3rd actually represents the final result of the election rather than just a tentative result pending the count of these mail in ballots that are on the cell phone and he hasn't had any support really from from leading republicans and on the contrary what messenger t

holy csi miami, batman. will we have a treatment?hat remains to be "vaccine." >> welcome to "cbs this morning." stephen colbert is on to something. there's been a petition for anthony fauci to be "people's" magazine's sexiest man of the year. and that "instyle" story, norah o'donnell did the interview with dr. fauci and his wife. >> it's a great interview. i remember when we interviewed dr. fauci, we asked him if he takes vacations in the summer. he said, sorry, i don't. i think the picture proves that. he's on the cover for coronavirus, and that's where we begin. it feels like we've heard this story, told this story many times. the coronavirus crisis has taken another staggering turn for the worse. more than 77,000 new cases were reported yesterday. that beats the old one-day record by nearly 10,000. the daily death toll is rising, too, as more than 900, including a record number 156, that was in florida. >> meanwhile, the national debate over wearing masks is intensifying as large parts of the economy remain at a standstill. our le

right now we are gotham city without batman and that 68 cities across the country have their own larry's in there as d.a. >> we have an epidemic of of violence erupting across the country. thanks so much. we will be right back, stay with us. [♪] every time you touch a surface, bacteria is left behind. now, consider how many times your family touches the surfaces in your home in 24 hours. try new microban 24. spray on hard surfaces to kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria initially. once dry, it forms a bacteria shield that keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours, even after multiple touches. try new microban 24. available in multi-purpose, sanitizing, and bathroom sprays. this has been medifacts for microban 24. but this, this is the future. the future of communicating of hearing and connecting with life. and this, is eargo. no appointments no waiting no hassles. and they are practically invisible in your ear. now you see it. now you don't. if you have hearing loss now is the time to do something about it. we're here and ready to help you with your hearing loss. good morning, mr. sun. good mo

jessica: batman o superman? >> superman. jessica: farruko o camilo? >> camilo.ritos. cierra el prÓximo martes 21 de julio. tambiÉn si quieren disfrutar de un contenido sÚper especial y divertido como es el que nos prepararon nuestros amigos de euforia tienen que entrar a univisiÓn.com/mÚsica. hay van a tener mucho mÁs reik para que puedan disfrutar durante esta cuarentena. regresÓ con ustedes al estudio. creo que ustedes hicieron su votaciones para "premios juventud". carlos: estamos en eso. ahora le estamos diciendo a la gente que lo haga. ahÍ tienen a reik. hoy los estaba escuchando con farruko y camilomientras me baÑaba. pensaba en ellos. cÓmo se han ido adaptando todos los estilos. raÚl: tambiÉn me gusta que van a volver a la balada romÁntica, a esa esencia que nos hace vibrar. carlos: por eso mismo estÁn nominados en tantas categorÍas. ustedes pueden votarlos en "premios juventud". ademÁs, escuchar el contenido en euforia. son los artistas del mes. muy merecido. yo tambiÉn coincido que le gusta malos tacos que la quesadilla. raÚl: no se muevan. las reinas d