apparently, he already had a billy jack outfit. and i don't mean he had it made for the party i mean he already had it. scary. well, you shouldn't be seen with me. save yourself. thanks. this is me leaving. ( spurs jangling ) harvey? okay. i'm going to have to start helping you buy your clothes. ( spurs jangling ) oh, no. this must be the spell. they're going to fight over my heart. so, dashiell, got to ask yourself... do you feel lucky? i've always been lucky. hey...look, is that vince lombardi? it was worth a shot. oh, sabrina, there you are. oh, uh... hey, hey, hey. hey. if you hear anything that sounds like gunshots and the last pleading cries of a dying man, it's not. no, please, do not try to change the subject. i am here to talk about the dance. i don't hear anything, do you? i thought i just heard myself speaking. really? i don't. i should go have my ears checked. ( sound of horses hooves ) that's funny, i don't remember this school having a blacksmith. where'd they go? don't hurt me. i got a family. valerie, has anything b

billy townsend for school board making voters scratch their heads. you know those guys? >>i believe i heard the name before yes. >> reporter: obviously tony stark and jack bauer can't make campaign contributions. they are fictional characters i did digging and traced the donation from stoney stark llc- - tony stark llc and other llc named after movie characters to one guy under florida law, he can only donate up to a thousand bucks of his own money to a campaign. but he can donate a thousand more dollars from each of the llcs. so far between all of them, the total is around 9,000 dollars. >> a loophole you might say. >> reporter: he doesn't see it that way. >> he job and we want to make sure he has the best shot at it. >> reporter: belly townsend says he is glad the campaign is getting the money but would be open to campaign finance reform. >> i would happily embrace a system where political contributions are limited much more severely than they are. but that's not the system we have. >> reporter: for now he is embracing the system we have. in lakeland grady trimble, reflects florida election law. he is spending more than 50,000 dollars of his money on

jack. oh i'll tell you i was sold out to jesus. we held 800 full length church crusades, eight to ten days apiece. then we went to the big meetings like billy graham because the crowds were with 10,000 per night and we preached to 10 million during those days. and through all of these things plus television we have come to the point where we have 2 million 980 thousand souls. if god gives us another 20,000 by next year there will have been three million conversions for christ and what a thing it's been. and i love the lord and i will that i have for as much time as i have left. now the muslims have given us four death threats, but god is watching over us... amen. watching over us... amen. and i'm going to preach until god calls me home. one of the most alarming threats we ever received was in kansas city, kansas. three men came to me one night and said we want to receive jesus. and i said the service starts in five minutes. there are thousands of people here. don't you care about it? we found out those three were there to take my life and it's easy to pick off a man from the congregation if you have some kind of weapon. well the police got

billy maher who always stood tall and always had something to add to the discussion. i spoke last night with jack mulanari who could not be here today. he was board president during much of my 9 years as supervisor. and he is traveling and he can't attend hi would also like to recognize don heranzy who was almost a supervisor. and john fargus who was. thank you very much, madam chair, madam president. >> thank you, senator. and now i would like to acknowledge our state senator mark leno for a special commendation. >> thank you madam president. we are celebrating this centinnial as beautiful and magnificent from the walls and to the elegant and the ornate ceiling and to these extraordinary chandaliers which were actually taken down and put into storage to put up modern light ins and they were in fact, well stored and put back in place during our late 90s historic restoration and renovation. and seismic retrofitting. but that is those who have served and the public becomes to these chambers, on a regular basis, that make the value of this beautiful room. so it is a real honor, and privilege not onl

jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich. taste it before it's gone. yep, i'm lost. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to billy bob thornton, andy cohen, littlew york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- aaron eckhart. star of "good behavior," michelle dockery. music from margo price. featuring the 8g band with atom willard. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight out there? great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to a new poll, 75% of americans were surprised when donald trump was elected president. here's a photo of two of them. [ light laughter ]

billy ? ? but it's been going on from seattle out to south philly ? ? it just moves about the city and spread out to the burbs ? ? now it's everybody's market jack the price up on the syrup ? ? but purdue pharma's about to move that work ? ? my drug dealer was a doctor doctor had the plug from big pharma pharma ? ? he said that he would heal me heal me but he only gave me problems problems ? ? my drug dealer was a doctor doctor had the plug from big pharma pharma ? ? i think he trying to kill me kill me he tried to kill me for ? this is not what i started walking carcass i lost everything i wanted ? ? my blinds drawn too gone to leave this apartment ? ? my drug dealer was a doctor doctor had the plug from big pharma pharma ? ? he said that he would heal me heal me but he only gave me problems problems ? ? my drug dealer was a doctor doctor pharma pharma ? ? i think he trying to kill me kill me he tried to kill me for a dollar dollar ? ? more more more re-up re-up ? ? death certificate signed the prenup ain't no coming back from this percocet ? ? actavis ambien adderral xanax binge best friends with the thing that's killing me ? ? enemies with my

billy ? ? but it's been going on from seattle out to south philly ? ? it just moves about the city and spread out to the burbs ? ? take activist off the market jack the price up on the syrup ? ? but purdue pharma's about to move that work ? ? my drug dealer was a doctor doctor had the plug from big pharma pharma ? ? he said that he would heal me heal me but he only gave me problems problems ? ? my drug dealer was a doctor doctor had the plug from big pharma pharma ? ? i think he trying to kill me kill me he t t a dollar dollar ? ? and these devils they keep on talking to me ? ? they screaming open the bottle i wanna be at peace ? ? my hand is gripping that throttle i'm running out of speed ? ? trying close my eyes but i just keep on sweating through these sheets through these sheets ? ? four horseman they won't let me forget ? ? i want to forge a prescription cause doctor i need some more of it ? ? when morphine and heroin is more of your a budget i said i'd never use a i'm nauseous no options exhausted ? ? this is not what i started walking carcass i lost everything i wanted ? ? my blinds drawn too gone to leave this apartment ? ? my drug dealer

jack pendarvis, a poet chayuma elliott. bryce thompson a senior writer for espn. fellow writer on the series "treme," chris. novelist ace atkins. poet derek harell is originally from milwaukee. crime novelist billyt many delicious things. the man known as big bad chef, aka johnny snack, is sending some of those goodies upstairs as there's nothing professional writers like more than free food. usually, you put five writers in a room, it's an ugly, hell broth of envy, hatred -- >> we all hate tommy. >> yeah, that goes without saying. >> even me. i hate me worst of all. >> around here anyway the writers are really supportive of each other. for writers to argue would be like arguing over a piece of dirt. i mean, what are we fighting about? >> the stakes are too low. >> the stakes are so low. why would you be a jerk about it? >> if mississippi were a country and there were a national hero, dead or alive, by consensus, statewide, who would the statue be of? >> elvis. >> really? it wouldn't be b.b. king? >> it should be b.b. king. >> yeah. >> but it would be elvis. >> but it would be elvis. >> mississippi is -- you know, the joke is it's not a state, it's a club, that it's so small that everybody knows

billy maher who always stood tall and always had something to add to the discussion. i spoke last night with jack mulanari who could not be here today. he was board president during much of my 9 years as supervisor. and he is traveling and he can't attend hi would also like to recognize don heranzy who was almost a supervisor. and john fargus who was. thank you very much, madam chair, madam president. >> thank you, senator. and now i would like to acknowledge our state senator mark leno for a special commendation. >> thank you madam president. we are celebrating this centinnial as beautiful and magnificent from the walls and to the elegant and the ornate ceiling and to these extraordinary chandaliers which were actually taken down and put into storage to put up modern light ins and they were in fact, well stored and put back in place during our late 90s historic restoration and renovation. and seismic retrofitting. but that is those who have served and the public becomes to these chambers, on a regular basis, that make the value of this beautiful room. so it is a real honor, and privilege not onl

jack, stop kidding. no, it's true. ( doorbell chimes ) ja-- i'll get the door. billy, come on in. you okay? sure. oh, good. oh, jack. can i talk to you alone for a minute? do to me? will you just come on? you heard him; it was his idea. now, no more tricks, man. you can fool furley but not me, all right? listen, i know you're short a hundred bucks for rent money. so... i want you to have this. a hun...? where'd you get this hundred bucks? well, it just sort of fell into my hands. you didn't. tell me you didn't. i didn't. oh, god, you did. come here. not even a little finger. you're liable to hook something with it. girls, this is it. he's really done it this time. look at this. he took $100 from furley to pay our rent. oh, how thoughtful. chrissy, he stole it. are you sure? how would i get a hundred bucks? this is terrible. now what are we going to do? i know. i can sneak down to furley's apartment oh, great. we'll see you in three to five years. come on, chrissy, this is robbery. not when you're putting it back-- then it's givery. listen, here's what we're going to do. the three of us are going t

does jack nicklaus read golf manuals? does billy graham read the bible? well, now that's a bad example... but you know what i mean? i'm sorry, i was just trying to help. janet, i am a p-r-o-fessional. ( phone ringing ) i don't need to read recipes. i got it all up here. hello. david who? what? oh, yes, i'm him, i'm me. david miller speaking. hi. funny thing you calling now, mr. angelino. i was just brushing up on my recipes. oh... ( grunting ) what? who? jason deveroux, the food critic-- he's coming to the restaurant tonight. he's requested my specialty. oh, that specialty. oh, hey, no prob, mr angelino. no, i can do that one with my eyes closed. okay, see you soon. uh-huh, bye-bye. jack, where you going? what are you doing? poulet, poulet... poulet poche aux aromat au naturel. oh, you don't need this. give me that. you don't need this. janet, give me that. come here. no. don't be such a tease, janet. i want it. you can't have it. janet, i just want to look at it for a minute. hi, cindy. come here. she won't give me my cookbook. cookbook? yeah. get up, ge