we're here with brian fallon. an fallon? >> one, you, just you. >> trevor: me? so no one's ever said that to you? >> one time jimmy announced me as his brother on television. >> trevor: so he made the joke, that's one. >> just one. occasional construction workers, mostly plumbers. laug( laughter ). >> trevor: so i'm in good company. i like this. this is great. you guys are amazing. you're going out solo. why do you have nicolas cage's face on your drum set? ( cheers and applause ). >> well, we feel generally, as a whole that nicolas cage is the heartbeat of america. especially that movie where he's a vampire. >> trevor: ah, yes, yes, that movie. >> classic films. >> trevor: what you're saying is nicolas cage is a national treasure. ( laughter ) thank you so much for being here, man. brian fallon's new album "painkillers" is available now. now, to play us out with the song "nobody wins," please welcome once again brian fallon. ♪ skin and bones you never did come home ♪ crashing on my heart through the telephone ♪ i

brian fallon! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! and now it's time for "the late show" with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: whoo! (cheers and applause) >> jon: how are you doing? >> stephen: doing all right. thank you very much! thanks! gentlemen. i'm super excited to do the to shore tonight. how are you doing, meredith? >> i'm good. super crowd. >> stephen: super nice crowd. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: what did you think of those ladies kissing me this week? did you think that was appropriate? >> i thought helen mirren's was very tender. >> stephen: it was. it started off tender then got very, very hot halfway through. >> it felt like we shouldn't be seeing it, like it was personal. and sally field went for it. >> stephen: sally field definitely went for it. i'm not going to say "tongue" because there is no way you can prove it. (laughter) >> yeah. well, i mean, if the reverse happened -- >> stephen: if i went on, if a man went on. >> like an actor of a certain age went on -- >> stephen: like a 70-year-old

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brian fallon. thank you for coming back on the show. the sanders campaign has been agitating over the question of a debate with your boss in this state, new york state, why will you guys not accept the debate right off the top. it should be home field advantage for you. >> it was temmest -- tem pes and the teapot, it threw for a loop, there is usually a process where the campaigns work together privately through the dnc and come up with a debate schedule. we have always intended to go through that process, and we're going through that process now. there have been back channel conversations throughout the day today. our campaign indicated through the dnc we're perfectly willing to debate in april. >> new york is on the table? >> yes. there is going to be a debate. >> not a forum, but an actual debate, standard issue debate. >> like we've had several so far. >> new york city. >> new york state. >> anxious how they are to do it here, are you willing to bend to that? i know there are other options, but are you, if they do new york, all he d

. >>, brian fallon talks about the news of the day.also talk to him the compensating for the -- the gotham city tonight. ♪ we're doing here by hillary clinton's press secretary brian fallon. thank you for coming back on the show. the sanders campaign has been agitating over the question of a the state. why we do not accept that right off the top? >> this is a tempest in a teapot few has come up the last hours. the sanders campaign decided to issue a letter publicly. usually the campaigns will work privately to come up with a debate schedule. we have always intended to go through that process and we are going to the process. there have been back channel conversation throughout the day today. our campaign indicated to the sanders campaign through the dnc that we are perfectly willing to debate in april, and we divided some options. >> new york is on the table? not the forum, but the actual debate? >> yes. they are to anxious do it in new york, are you willing to bend to that, i know , or isre other options that still subject of debate? w

. >> joining me now, brian fallon, press secretary for hillary for america.ck on. welcome, sir. >> thanks for having me. >> congratulations. it was a huge night for you guys. that said, you know, donald trump has been saying he meant even taken on hillary clinton yet. now appears to be day one for. that here's his video. ♪ [ barking ] [ laughter ] >> brian fallon, your response? >> look, donald trump has made pretty clear his strategy is to try to pit americans against each other to get votes. so far it has worked to help him coalesce about 40% of gop primary voters. i don't think it will translate in a general election. in fact, he is having a hard time even you unifying his own party let alone the whole country. i think donald trump has some work to do within his own party. we for our part are confident that her message that you heard from her last night about trying to bring people together to break down barriers to help people get ahead is going to be her message as opposed to his guysive messages pitting people against each. >> still, he is taking it the

. >> brian fallon, press secretary for the clinton campaign.ining us. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up, a different perspective about bernie sanders' campaign manager. jeff weaver is standing by and will respond to what we heard and his reaction to the charge against the campaign manager for the donald trump campaign. much more when we come back. details. ine that's why i run on quickbooks. i use the payments app to accept credit cards... ...and everything autosyncs. those sales prove my sustainable designs are better for the environment and my bottom line. that's how i own it. hi...i'm pamela yellen. you may have read my bestselling book "the bank on yourself revolution". over the last 25 years, i've researched more than 450 financial products. i found that one of the best-kept secrets to help you plan for your retirement is the home equity conversion mortgage. it's a line of credit for homeowners age 62 or older. and it's offered by a company you can trust- one reverse mortgage, a quicken loans company! call one reverse mortgage now

joining me now is brian fallon, press secretary for the hillary clinton campaign. you very much for being with us. i know you have a big delegate lead. you have a super delegate lead obviously, but what's last night in michigan? >> well, there's no doubt that senator sanders won a hard-fought contest last night in michigan. it was a state that we always knew would be very close and come down to the wire. we never believed in the public polling that suggested otherwise. senator sanders treated it as a must-win contest. he outspent us on television by more than half a million dollars. but he earned it and we congratulate him, tip our cap. but it's important to remember that michigan was one of two contests that took place last night. the other one was in mississippi. and if you look at the margin that we won by in mississippi, it looks like -- while we're still tallying the numbers, it looks like me may clear four times as many delegates based on the margin of victory in mississippi than senator sanders won by his virtue of the win in michigan. this is really a battl

joining me now, brian fallon. thanks for joining us. you heard what the sanders' campaign has said.i want to ask you, really, the number that people have been focusing on, the record turnout with republican voters. and we're seeing inverted from what we saw in 2008. many people associate that, perhaps with a lot of the drama, if we can describe it as that, with the gop. but also there's a worry that there is not excitement in the message from hillary clinton. >> actually, i think if you look historically at election cycles, the party that's in power, that is the party that controls the white house, traditionally, has lower turnout during the nominating contests. but then that's not at all determinative when it comes to the outcome in the general election. so if you look at the last three election cycles, where democrats controlled the white house, republicans had consistently higher turnout in their nominating contests, but democrats went on to win the popular vote. and what we're looking at is if you look at the popular vote through the elections that have been held so far in that

joining me now is brian fallon, press secretary for the clinton campaign. all, congratulations. you were, in fact, according to all my reporting, you were surprised. you were surprised by ohio, you were surprised if this does become a victory in missouri and illinois. >> yes, andrea, i will admit we outperformed our own expectations. it was a clean sweep. we now have a delegate lead of over 300 which almost doubles president obama's largest lead in 2008 over hillary clinton. i think that as the robbymook memo points out, the nomination is effectively out of reach for senator sanders. i think that as much as anything the take away from last night was the broad coalition of support we saw across the five states voting. in addition to the individual states of just winning 5 out of 5 states, if you look at who came out and supported hillary clinton, she won big with women, african-american voters, white working class voters, union households and even, andrea, with voters who said that it was a top concern these trade deals, which is the exact inverse of what yo

with us to talk about that and a whole lot more is brian fallon, press secretary for the hillary clintonign. brian, thanks very much for for joining us. i know the campaign said it's pleased that pagliano has now agreed to cooperate with investigators. what's your reaction to this development, because public hears granting of immunity to someone who worked for hillary clinton. what does that mean, what does that say from your political perspective? >> well, i think that in legal circles, it means -- it doesn't mean as much as it's being conflated to mean today by some political pundits. because oftentimes, a lawyer out of an abundance of caution, and to preserve all of his or her clients, options will advise them to seek immunity in exchange for their testimony. it does not mean that their client did anything wrong. and in this case, brian pagliano didn't do anything wrong. we had urged him back in the fall when, as you mentioned, he invoked his fifth amendment rights before congress, he urged him to instead submit to questions from trey gowdy's committee. other aides did. that is what h

joining me is brian fallon, national press secretary for hillary clinton's campaign. to see you, brian. good afternoon. >> thanks for having me. >> the two big states on tuesday as you know here in ohio and florida. hillary clinton leads by double digits, and yet people here on the ground who support your candidate have told me it's probably a lot closer than the polls show right now and i want to play for you what bernie sanders said this morning. >> well, i think that, you know, secretary clinton is getting a little bit nervous. she lost last week in michigan. i think she understands that the momentum in this campaign and the energy is with us and that we have a good chance to win a number of states on tuesday. >> so, brian, given what happened in michigan and we see the polls closing, for example, a little tighter in illinois, are you nervous? >> no, chris. here's why. we enter tuesday with a very clear strategy, which is we're going to contest all five states that are voting, and we're going to try to maximize the number of delegates we can get across all five of

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our musical guest joining us on the show tonight, brian fallon, everybody!outout to judge merrick garland, who president obama today nominated to the supreme court. yeah, i've got to say, i love it already-- merrick garland. his name sounds like an exotic spice. ( laughter ) "oh, my god, kate, that chicken is amazing. what's your secret?" "well, i let it cook for 20 minutes. and then i sprinkle on just a little merric merrick garland. garland. and then the senate rejects it. ( cheers and applause ). >> trevor: we'll have more on that tomorrow, chatting more about that tomorrow but right now we're still dealing with last night's primaries. it was the secretary super tuesday in three weeks, and this one really delivered. for instance, on the democratic side, hillary clinton racked up wins in every state, meaning she's started to look like a broken hip on the set of "indiana jone"indiana jones 5--. >> a clean sweep for hillary clinton. >> clinton moves closer to locking up the democratic nomination. >> her delegate lead is now 700 making it all but impossible f

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shortly before the debate last night, the spokesman brian fallon told wolf blitzer she would not be calling on governor rick snyder to resign. of course, bernie sanders did that a while ago. right around the opening of the debate, she says it is time for him to resign. the longer he stays in, the more he pulls her to the left. if the path to victory, path to the nomination is disappearing or nonexistent, there is almost no reason for them to leave because he still pulls her that way. he pulls her to where he wants to be and where his supporters want to be. the liberal base and core wants to be. you know, if the opportunity disappears for an actual nomination, there is no reason for him to leave. >> tom, we'll talk to you again about the republicans in just a moment. >>> stay with cnn for the political coverage anywhere. tomorrow, of course, super tuesday number two. michigan is the big prize. wednesday brings another democratic debate in miami. thursday, a republican debate in miami. a full week of big political events right here on cnn. >>> today, the world is mourning the loss of nancy re

i think that the clinton campaign, brian fallon has come out and said he wished this gentleman wouldave testified before the congressional hearings when he was subpoenaed beforehand and they're happy to participate. until there's some fire somewhere, i'm not concerned about this issue. i think many americans, including bill press's good friend, bernie sanders, we're tied of these damn e-mails. this is going to be a blip on the radar. i don't expect any huge shoe to drop any time soon. in the general election it will be something to deal with. >> all right, stay with me. when we come right back, can hillary clinton win back young women who have been supporting bernie sanders? ♪ nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult with frosted mini-wheats®. try new kellogg's mini-wheats harvest delights with sweet drizzle and bits made with real fruit. >>> bob beckel is back with me, bakari sellers and bill press. so bhil -- bill, you were hosting a meeting in flint, and the water crisis has been issued. what ab

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i think that the can't campaign, brian fallon has come out and said he wished this gentleman would haveified before the congressional hearings when he was subpoenaed before hand and they're happy to participate. until there's some fire somewhere, i'm not concerned about this issue. i think many americans, including bill press's good friend, bernie sanders, we're tied of these damn e-mails. this is going to be a blip on the radar. i don't expect any huge shoe to drop any time soon. >> stay with me. when we come right back, can hillary clinton win back young women who have been supporting bernie sanders? he was 34% eastern european. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors we thought was italian was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. he looks a little bit like me, yes. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com when the doctors don't you know it's not good. when i went out i had to put on a wig...i had no hair... ...then when i got home, i got to take everything off and just be me. two days bef

and a musical performance by brian fallon. corden. watch him, won't you? good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org are you ready to have some fun feel the love tonight we going to do it right "late, late show" . >> ladies and gentlemen, all the way from the underground network your host, the one, the only james corden! >> james: thank you for being here. thank you. hello, welcome to the "late, late show." thanks for being here. cheers guys! thank you. cheers. ladies and gentlemen, there was a huge, huge upset last night in the presidential primary race in michigan. because although he was predicted to come in 20 poants behind hillary, bernie sanders won the state giving his campaign a much feeded shot in the arm. here is a photo of giving his victory speech. i mean what is that? (laughter) what is that? it looks like they just woke bernie up in the middle of the night. bernie, you won, come out, give a speech, where, in front of the

. >> joining me now, hillary clinton spokesman, brian fallon. what's the answer? tempest and teapot. she has given commanding performances so far. back in february, it was actually hillary clinton that was one of the people that said we should have more debates. what happened over the weekend, you had the sanders campaign jump the gun, an attempt by then, given the daunting delegate they face, reminding folks they're still contesting the nomination and still planning to win, and we respect that. but there is a process for negotiating additional debates. they get together with the dnc, as tad reflected, the conversations are underway. there is plenty of time between now and the new york primary. four weeks even now between the larger skrup of states that vote on april 26th to hammer out additional debate. this was really just something in the last couple of days that was stoked based on a pr move by the sanders campaign issuing the public letter. >> well, at this point, do you expect that first of all, wisconsin is going to fall into hillary clinton's camp? a singl

. >> but tonight, congresswoman, hillary clinton's spokesperson brian fallon said you can't try to win the democratic nomination by writing off a whole sector of the democratic electorate. if you look at exit polls out of alabama, arkansas, georgia, oklahoma, clinton is beating sanders in the black vote by 80 points in some cases. how does he go forward with >> well, look, there are many states that are yet to vote. there are many people who are still looking at this election and considering who they will choose to be our next president. who they will choose to be our next commander nor chief. i can tell you for myself as a soldier and war veteran and as someone who during my first deployment to iraq, i served in a medical unit where i saw firsthand, daily, the very high human cost of war. but to speak of the cost that these interventionist regime change wars have had on our economy and our ability to invest here at home through a variety of different programs, my endorsement for senator bernie sanders is based on this central point. on this question of war and peace. on this question