but no, i'm billy eichner. i'm here filling in for jimmy kimmel tonight because when i think about who deserves two months off from work it's definitely public school teachers and the man who won an emmy for producing a one night reboot of "the jeffersons." of course, i'm here in los angeles, where this weekend i'll be participating in that classic summertime activity: mitigating risk. it's a confusing time here in hollywood. tv and films are slowly ramping up as productions try to answer the age-old question, is it possible to entertain americans without giving a communicable respiratory disease to ken jeong? but i'm very excited to be hosting these next few nights. we have some truly incredible guests coming on and one that i cannot stand. but i've always wanted to host a late-night talk show so someday i hope to. because this is not a late night talk show. this is like hosting the world's saddest make-up tutorial. and now let's put a comedic spin on some devastating news. as you may know, wearing face masks

please welcome america's favorite billy, billy porter, how are you, billy? >> hi! lot to talk about. i'm so glad we showed that chip. that's a clip you posted on social media. >> yes. >> obviously in relation to everything the country is experiencing right now and has been now for, well, i was going to say a couple of months and also 400 years. >> yes, thank you. >> and i saw that clip on instagram, and i reposted it, and i was wondering, because, in that clip, you're not only talking about the black lives matter movement in general, you are specifying what is happening toespecially black trans women color and calling out people in your own community. and i wonder what inspired you to do that and what the feedback has been like. >> well, obviously, i'm on posts, i'm wearing my transgender colors. >> jimmy: yes, you are. >> from my caftan today. it is, i am, i am black first. and growing up gay in the black community, you know, it's a very homophobic community. >> billy: mm-hm. >> across the board. with that said, as the world has changed and as the world has shifte

tuned, guest host billy ikeener and billy porter. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great night. . >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live," with guest host, billy eichner. tonight, billy porter and music from kim petras. and now, billy eichner. >> billy: hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live". i'm not jimmy kimmel, and this is not live. but i am your guest host, billy eichner, not to be confused with music star billie eilish. some people confuse us. but we do have similar careers. she's an 18-year-old music sensation who won multiple grammys. i'm a 41-year-old gay man telling jokes to no one in abandoned house. all of you harvard students angry that you'll have to take online classes this fall, how do you think i feel? when i was a kid i dreamed of hosting a late night show. i never once thought it would be on a set that i just had to swiffer. but i do think this looks better than some of the other shows. i think we can agree that the worst part of the pandemic is that every late night talk show looks like a single dad's first youtube video. but

jackie and billy, billy lost his job and i know he has a healthy penchant he's living on but he doesn't have the power or procedure used to have an jackie lost his pension again, they stayed loyal to him to the end. >> we have audio conversations between billy and whitey behind bars at the plymouth house of corrections and there's one moment where billy asks whitey, do you know what you've done to this family and whitey looks at him like he's ready to kill his own brother and he said do you know when it's done to you, what you think it stunned me and he goes off on his own brother and it talks about the fact that he can't have any contact with catherine that he will die in prison, so there was some friction in that relationship. >> i think this will probably be the last question we had before we wrap things up but i think it's a good one to end down. catherine asked, what was his mental illness as he was able to disassociate himself-- [inaudible] maybe you can jump from their into a larger psychological sense that you have. >> i mean, i think whitey bulger is a classic sociopath in a lo

and now, billy eichner. >> billy: hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live".'m not jimmy kimmel, and this is not live. but i am your guest host, billy eichner, not to be confused with music star billie eilish. some people confuse us. but we do have similar careers. she's an 18-year-old music sensation who won multiple grammys. i'm a 41-year-old gay man telling jokes to no one in abandoned house. all of you harvard students angry that you'll have to take online classes this fall, how do you think i feel? when i was a kid i dreamed of hosting a late night show. i never once thought it would be on a set that i just had to swiffer.

billy did admit to one phone call from his brother. it strains credulity to think that was the only one. >> think about the high price the family played. doesn't have the power and prestige he used to have, jackie lost his pension and they stayed loyal to him until the end. >> we have audio conversations between billy and whitey bulger at the department of corrections. one moment where billy asks whitey do you know what you have done to this family and he goes, you know what has been done to you? what do you think it has done to me and goes off on his own brother and talks about the fact he can't have any conference with katherine, he's going to die in prison, so there is some friction in that relationship. >> this will probably be the last question but a good one to end on. katherine barr asks what was his mental illness as he disappeared the eighth -- disassociates himself. may be we could jump into a larger psychological sense you have of whitey bulger. >> whitey bulger is a classic sociopath where for the reasons we just discussed,

and now, billy eichner. >> billy: hello, and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live".his is not live. but i am your guest host, billy eichner, not to be confused with music star billie eilish. some people confuse us. but we do have similar careers. she's an 18-year-old music sensation who won multiple grammys. i'm a 41-year-old gay man telling jokes to no one in abandoned house. all of you harvard students angry that you'll have to take online classes this fall, how do you think i feel? when i was a kid i dreamed of hosting a late night show. i never once thought it would be on a set that i just had to swiffer. but i do think this looks better than some of the other shows. i think we can agree that the worst part of the pandemic is that every late night talk show looks like a single dad's first youtube video. but i'm excited to be back hosting tonight. apparently i was number one in the ratings last night. so from now on you can call me "ncis: los angeles." let's take a look at the news. hollywood is under a lot of pressure to get back to work. but as governor gavin ne

and i very rarely got much out of billy over the years except billy had a soundbite here and there butas soon as i left the house i called casey and i said buddy, you're not going tobelieve what just happened . and i remember that conversation and the next day i went to the fbi agents and i was interviewing for the book as well. i told them what he had said and billy was cagey in this conversation with us but the fbi even said that guy should be in jail right now and they said put us on the record for this. they weren't mincing words. they believed in their strong evidence to support it that billy was in touch and in contact with his fugitive brother, a killer and it what frustrated them was here was billy with a politician and he was also a lawyer which made him an officer of the court area and he's cooperating with one of the most notorious killers in gangland history. and the fbi agents could never wrap their heads around. >> and when he went down to washington to testify or not testify , the story broke about his grand jury appearance in which he admitted that he did take a phone c

and music from billy strings. and now here's your host, joel mchale. >> that was not a crew member, and i'm not lying. unfortunately, this is what a pool party looks like now. instead of jimmy kimmel, you have a guy who used to host a basic cable clip show. yes, the despair of covid continues. but the good news is, i'm currently relieving myself on national television, and there isn't a damn thing the fcc can do about it. i'm kidding. i have a terrible urinary tract infection. nothing comes out. you know, guest hosting a talk show in a global pandemic isn't a job many people would say yes to, but it could be worse. i could be hosting the people's choice awards again. >> no! >> okay. nice crew you got there, jimmy. they're yelling through masks, by the way. a lot of soft droplets are flying. it was a dark time. i'm here because jimmy is gone for the summer. he bought part of wyoming, and it's way more responsibility than he thought it would be. he's currently on horseback in a dumb hat like an extra on that show "y

making his network tv debut, billy strings will perform from nashville.he rest of the week with guest hosts nikki glaser, george lopez, and magical forest sprite sean hayes. my guest tonight is the greatest thing to happen to the pacific northwest since fir trees. he's a super bowl champion, seven-time pro bowler, and my favorite russell ever. joining us now, the quarterback of the seattle seahawks, number 3, russell wilson. >> joel, good to see you. i see we're doing something very similar. you're in the suit and tie, i'm out here getting the rays, while you're sipping on, i guess that's coffee. >> this is pool water, russell. it's very nice. >> sure it is. >> it's too bad you're not staying in shape during covid. i'm sorry that you let yourself go. >> hey, listen, i see you're covering yourself up, is what i see. >> that's very true. i thought you were guillermo for a second. i joke. russell, first of all, thank you for bringing a super bowl to seattle. it was greater than the birth of my children. and my children are watching. so thank you, thank you,

but no, i'm billy eichner. for jimmy kimmel tonight because when i think about who deserves two months off from work it's definitely public school teachers and the man who won an emmy for producing a one night reboot of "the jeffersons."

porter >> seth: billy, welcome back how are you?n there i want to start by congratulating you you were nominated again for "pose," a category you won last year and we were talking a little bit before this started. it's a little different. you come from broadway you only get nominated once for a role >> yeah, you only win once for a role that you create on broadway so, it's a really interesting journey. i'm very grateful to be nominated again. i am very grateful to be on "pose," a show that is transformative um, you know, a show that truly is where art meets activism for me, which is a big deal for me and my work. so, i'm thrilled thank you. >> seth: obviously, it's going to be a bit of a different ceremony this year as circumstances, you know, dictate. and i think one of the things i'll miss the most, and i don't think i'm alone, is billy porter on the red carpet. [ laughter ] i hope -- no, again, i do appreciate the glasses that you brought to this, which makes me think that even if we have the zoom emmys, you will probably bring s

but no, i'm billy eichner. jimmy kimmel tonight because when i think about who deserves two months off from work it's definitely public school teachers and the man who won an emmy for producing a one night reboot of "the jeffersons." of course, i'm here in los angeles, where this weekend i'll be participating in that classic summertime activity: mitigating risk. it's a confusing time here in hollywood. tv and films are slowly ramping up as productions try to answer the age-old question, is it possible to entertain americans without giving a communicable respiratory disease to ken jeong? but i'm very excited to be hosting these next few nights. we have some truly incredible guests coming on and one that i cannot stand.

participate in 1970, but the morning religious service at the lincoln memorial featured the reverend billy graham. and bob hope hosted the evening entertainment at the washington monument. this u.s. information agency reports covers the celebration. missing is any mention of antiwar protesters who waited naked in the reflecting pool and were later tear gassed by the police. richard: this is richard slater in washington, d.c. each year for the past 194 years, americans have celebrated the esry anniversary of their independence here and in thousands of towns and cities throughout the united states. this year's fourth of july celebrations were something special. americaonwide "honor day," as it was called, was a nonpolitical observance with leaders of both political parties taking part. americans from all walks of life took the opportunity to find the common ground and affection for the country and to share that affection with others. the "honor america day" program was simply a celebration of the 194th anniversary of the day on which the colonies of north america declared that they were from

and now, an intimate and touching performance from billy ray cyrus.some had to fall ♪ if you ever think of me ♪ think of all your liberties and recall ♪ ♪, yeah, recall ♪ some gave all ♪ nah, nah ♪ now sandy cane is no longer here ♪ ♪ but his words are oh, so cl r clear ♪ ♪ as they echo throughout our land ♪ ♪ for all his friends who gave their all ♪ ♪ who stood the ground and took the fall ♪ ♪ to help their fellow man ♪ love your country and live with pride ♪ ♪ and don't forget those who died ♪ ♪ america, can't you see? ♪ all gave some, and some gave all ♪ ♪ some stood through for the red, white, and blue ♪ ♪ and some had to fall ♪ if you ever think of me ♪ think of all your liberties and recall ♪ ♪, yeah, recall, some gave all ♪ if you ever think of me, think of of all your liberties and recall, yeah, recall ♪ ♪ some gave all ♪ some gave all ♪ some gave all thank you all, all of our men and women in uniform, all of our veterans out there, all of our first responders, god bless each and every one of you. have a safe and happy fourth of july. >> thank

. >> my brother billy and i inherited our father's oyster biz, which his father started farming in 1899 we didn't want them. the business was dead. hoping we could bring it back to life. >> hey, guys, i'm jamie. >> hey. i'm travis. this is my cousin ryan. >> nice to meet you. >> how are you? it's absolutely gorgeous here. before i crack open the croxton family story, you got to know a thing or two about oysters, which -- raw, baked, or fried -- have been a part of the north american seafood diet for thousands of years. i get the scoop from tommy leggett, a marine scientist and longtime commercial fisherman. so, were they always so popular? i mean, oysters are all the rage. is that sudden? >> no, no, no. native americans have been eating oysters forever, all around the chesapeake bay. >> tommy tells me oysters were not a delicacy back then, but an everyday meal. >> when they finished eating them, whether they were raw or roasted or on a fire, they tossed the shells. and so you can find these old fossil shell piles from 1,000 years ago. >> oyster harvesting becomes a big business in the c

stick around for noah and billy ray later by the way.egardless, governor stitt, i hope you recover soon. al pase wear bse are you now contagious and you might want to hide your face in shame for awhile. now masks are still our best bet for controlling this virus according to cdc director and amish potatoe dr. robert redfield. here is what redfield said yesterday. >> i think that if we can get everybody to wear a mask i think in the next four, to six weeks we could bring this epidemic under control. >> stephen: super, all we have to do is slow some discipline. shouldn't be a problem for the country that invited hot dog pizza. now the cdc reporting this coronavirus hospital data is making the trump administration look terrible. but the trump administration is finally come up with a solution to the crisis, coronavirus hospital data will now be sent to the trump administration instead of the cd, c. and i believe we have some live video of the new trump administration covid data processing center. (laughter). >> stephen: you see trump doesn't

and on thursday, he'll have billy porter and music from kim petras.al, original king of comedy, host of his own national syndicated radio show, certificated covid-survivor two times!, and the author of an important new book with the quaint title "surrender, white people!: our unconditional terms for peace." please welcome the great d.l. hughley. >> what's up, man? you look so dope right now. i want to buy insurance and a financial plan. >> anthony: okay, for those who may not know or have known about it, you are a survivor of covid. >> right. i got, i had the covids, baby, i had it. >> anthony: as my mama calls it, the cobra, she's like, don't touch him. he's had the cobra. can we talk about your symptoms of covid? we all saw the footage of you passing out on stage during one of your sets. >> right. >> anthony: can we talk about that instance and how you were made aware that you had contracted the disease? >> i'd only, you know, i'd been dehydrated, i knew that i was burning the candle at both ends, and i knew i was running a little low, so i wasn't r

: elton john, billy joel. day and according to wikipedia the two most popular ones are face of tears of joy and loudly crying face. here are some of my favorite the and of course everybody who knows me i love it emoji and is my favorite and always excited. i love you guys and happy world emoji day. >> juan: thank you, emily. >> jesse: elton john, billy joel, whoever you are i'm sorry. >> emily: billy joel? >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington on bret baier and breaking tonight is shaping up as a record-setting weekend and that coronavirus pandemic in many locations are reporting the highest infection numbers and the highest hospitalization so far in the outbreak. at national level the u.s. fatality rate is at 3.9% according to johns hopkins. down a tenth of the points from earlier this week. health officials from several states say that counting the states led to bad data and some inflated totals and will explain that. the trump administration continues to emphasize increased testing equals higher numb

after that, billy eichner takes over hosting duties with his guests amy schumer and billy porter.inning actress. my lawfully-wedded tv wife on "black-ish," and now the founder of her very own hair care line called pattern beauty. in other words, she's got a lot going on. i'm very glad to have her here tonight. please welcome the incomparable, the talented, the beautiful tracee ellis ross. >> hi, anthony. >> how are you, love? >> i'm good. hanging in, it's so nice to see you. >> good to see you, too. i have a question for you. both you and i have guest hosted jimmy kimmel before. >> correct. >> what is your approach and technique when you host shows like this? >> i don't think i bring anything different than i would to a conversation. i feel like hosting is about being the guide to the party. you know? to kind of guide the scenario. and i like to just listen. you know? and be present. which is all the things you do really naturally. so, yeah, yeah. that's what i do. >> that's what you do? >> they didn't ask me to come in and guest host. so -- [ laughter ] maybe whatever my tactic i

we open in the later stages of world war ii, where billy zane makes a suspiciously brief cameo beforesion. so what's wrong with the joint? i mean, if this place like coney island, what is the rush? what evil forces are at work here? apart from the obvious evil forces of the nazis and world war ii, and what was all that stuff with billy zane? ghosts of war is written and directed by eric bress, whose previous credits include the butterfly effect, which should give you some idea of where this is all going. it's a strange mix of the quite creepy and the utterly ridiculous, like an extended edition of the twilight zone, longer yet somehow less substantial. if you leave, you die! that's it for this week, thanks for watching the film review, stay safe, and i will be back next week with more home viewing treats. 0k, you've got this. and need you to hit the easy brake, easy brake in a little bit more, little bit more. harder. harder, harder! stop! what are you blind? well, a weather front that first moved into scotland and northern ireland from thursday night is still bringing some cloud and

and what was all that stuff with billy zane?written and directed by erik perez whose previous credits include the butterfly effect. which i give you some idea of where this is all going. it's a strange mix of the quite creepy and the utterly ridiculous. like an extended addition of the twilight zone, longer yet somehow less substantial. that's it for this week. thanks for watching the fate fleet not film review. stay safe and i'll be back next week with more home viewing treats. you've got this. ease the break, easter break a little bit more. harder. stop! what are you blind? good evening. sunshine at this time of year is pretty strong so it doesn't take much for those temperatures to respond once we get it. and we certainly had it on friday with temperatures widely in the south—east corner around the mid to high 20s. beautiful blue sky and sunshine here but not for all of us. this weather front brought cloud and rain, and the rain was fairly slow moving. behind it, plenty of isobars driving in some showers to the north—west of

: elton john, billy joel.is world emoji day and according to wikipedia the two most popular ones are face of tears of joy and loudly crying face. here are some of my favorite the and of course everybody who knows me i love it emoji and is my favorite and always excited. i love you guys and happy world emoji day. >> juan: thank you, emily. >> jesse: elton john, billy joel, whoever you are i'm ♪ >> we were beaten, tear gassed, left bloody right here on this bridge but we never became bitter or hostile. we kept believing that the truth we stood for will tell the final stand. griff: this is a fox news alert. georgia congressman john lewis passing away overnight at the age of 80. >> john lewis was a civil rights icon standing side by side with dr. martin luther king jr. in the fight for equality. jedediah: lewis joined congress in 1987 serving there for 33 years. it's a

beer. >> billy beer, yes. >> yes. and so, what was -- did that strain the relationship with his older brother, the president? >> i don't think so. i mean, billy was a popular figure around plains. he -- you know, he had a good sense of humor, and he's a smart, smart guy. but he, of course he, you know, originally was going to take over the farm and run the farm, and then never did, you know, assume that position, so that had to be hard although he did end up running it a lot of times when they were off campaigning. >> steven in louisville, kentucky. hi, steven. >> hello. and how are you all this evening? >> good. thank you. >> well, i have a few things to say. first of all, this lady is a little bit special to me because i was born the first year that he was in the white house, and the week that i was born, they had the national women's conference in houston, texas. and mrs. carter and betty ford and lady bird johnson, as well as maya angelou and all those women convened. i think it was the first time that the u.s. go

a plus for the billy holiday reference.t" was such a revolutionary piece of music. >> thank you for saying that and going through and looking at her courage and how she was harassed by the government throughout her life is telling. i know you work a ton on these issues, joyce, so i appreciate you saying that. >> definitely. and i'm going to google that as well, but, like, in an hour from now i'll be googling that. but not right now because i've got to do a tv show. okay, ari, thank you very much. have a good night. >> have a good show. >>> well, all in the family as dr. anthony fauci

hey, billy! i told you, don't touch the stove, boy! you burn yourself, just put some tussin on it. anyway, don't worry, loyal jimmy kimmel viewers. tonight you are in good hands. good chapped overly sanitized hands. i'd like to also say hello to my virtual sidekick. hey, are you there, guillermo?

to billy bush. now and it's a 2 years ago any major team. some say. he had the and they will go the nature tonight to talk it out lessens her story put on the. usa some of the oil spill in or near out in a push a vehicle problem should be across here tonight push. for maine and yet it nice that there's a name on a name at a luxury name on a matter never enough to tell me i am. i am. i am. almost my model that the cars are not just small me me some ya teacher her teacher the some below but. the sum of all the love void it's a choice a shop across without me a somewhat ya see only quote. me head so i got any is evenly. put oakley could have could have. seen evidence a little past not easy kept reach at the but a short at the almost have said this a lot and push me out similar. they had so going to use some i saw evidence of a mommy. or billy a nice system of a nice formal soberly yes some poor lost on the idiots and i'm more than a moira. one equation allows us the children club 7 and so foremost mustn't yet nice to be his last and see you as a bit on y

billy, during all of this, you two had to rework company cater.as the catering business you two founded. and with donations, you've created company dinner. >> company dinners is we teamed up with an organization that's local in our area, called cloth. it's the community league of washington heights. and with the help of really fabulous donations from really great clients and really, really great friends, we've been able to turn our catering company, where we were doing high-end events on fifth avenue and park avenue and cocktail parties for 1200 people, and so all of that is gone and we needed to refocus. and so we were able to turn our kitchen into basically a food pantry for this organization. and what's been wonderful about it is that everyone that is receiving food from this program actually live in the neighborhood and so there are no lines formed around the kitchen. people are able to pick up food with dignity and go home and have a wonderful dinner and we're very, very proud of that. >> it's amazing. i was looking at both your resumes on yo

or billy. nice to see this movie for no soberly some point. morgan was annoyed but now sir on equasym dollars those are the children club's evidence and foremost must be his last and see you as a bit on you know the sad but. you know the name as a plan you know there's even a cause a lot. ali every year they subodh it to. their set but they say to still well dana minish the modem all started to amman at the national idiots in our own haunts. me i'm islamists and they can they be threats now my carnation my thoughts in nature not seen nature's not dosed nature to check out the other. door ya know my idea to stockholm my own a chair even the said board. had lost the bulldog. don't notice the said that's the law. and i plan on the other day it's a national i'm on a toss tell me some o'donnell's out toy is bought it to. toss some object because a nice to know is to know you know. yeah yeah it was i mean i don't you know molly go that's it because he now cuts into the shop. she wasn't on patrol best vision she got stuck save me some said time she'd

to some billy's trombone putin starts august 3rd on d w. this is d w news live from berlin with a record surge in coronavirus cases in the us donald trump gives another divisive speech on independence day the president attacks his critics on prizes what he calls progress against the pandemic and then the fireworks fly between pro and anti trump demonstrators reflecting the country's growing divide also coming up croatia heads to the polls for palm entry elections we have corona.