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stephen welcomes matthew broderick! space archaeologist sarah parcak! and a musical performance by kacey musgraves! human"! and now it's time for "the late show" with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you, everybody! 11:41. we're still on the air. that's not bad. folks, thank you so much. (applause) i don't mean to brag -- (audience chanting stephen) >> stephen: thank you so much. ordinarily i would let you chant my name for an hour and cut it out in post but this is live. i'd like to think of myself as one of television's top catholics. since abc canceled mother against johnny carson. never forgave her. i haven't had time for my tray traditions, especially confession. i was wondering if i could examine my conscious with you the audience. you wouldn't tell anybody, right? >> audience: no! >> stephen: great. (laughter) this is stephen colbert's midnight confessions. now, for the record, i'm not sure if these are technically sins, but i do feel bad about them. okay, i'll be right back. forgive me, audience, because sometimes, someti

chief broderick. (laughter) i also got your text asking me if i got your email. club, but i am in the greyhound bus terminal utility closet guild. (applause) i salute the courage of caitlyn jenner. i just don't think i should have to care about her if i never cared about bruce. (cheers and applause) i kind of wish i always carried around a kitten so anytime i awwww... (laughter) also... >> audience: awwww! (applause) the frosting on my lips, and i used that kitten to wipe it off. (cheers and applause) i like going to the "y" because working out next to the elderly makes me feel strong. (laughter) when people get divorced, i do blame the kids. (laughter) i have impure thoughts about the land o' lakes butter lady. but mostly about the butter. forgive me, audience... >> audience: we forgive you! >> stephen: thanks. we'll be right back with chief broderick. players celebrate with rings, teams celebrate with trophies, and now you can celebrate with the bud light super bowl series. build your dynasty today.

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>> stephen: you're matthew broderick. why wouldn't you? >> yeah, exactly. >> stephen: thank you for being here. thank you for being here for the live show. that's very exciting for me. >> for me, too. yeah, it's live. (cheering) i'm also happy to see this -- it's the first time on your show. happy to see you here. >> stephen: like what we did with the place? >> i love it. it looks absolutely beautiful. >> stephen: you're a broadway guy, you're a broadway baby. >> i am a broadway baby. >> stephen: you have been to a lot of these. you've performed in a lot of theaters on broadway. how do you think it stacks up? >> i think it's a great one. it's a big beautiful one with a nice polish on it now. your mother and i are very proud of you. >> stephen: thank you very much. much. you do have a paternal quality with the tweed here. >> thank you. >> stephen: it's a compliment, sure. you can interpret that as a compliment. compliment, isn't it? >> stephen: yeah. hey, you were manspreading. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: it identifies you as a man.

her wedding ceremony with matthew broderick? was it, a, pink, b, black, or c, green? hoda and i did not know the answer. >> well, the answer is black. she wore a black dress. she said she would wear white if she did it all over again. 90% of brides say they're wearing white to their wedding. >> who do you have over there? >> where are you from? >> i'm from texas. >> girl, let's play. all right. here we go. this actress auditioned to play her future husband's girlfriend in a tv show in the 199 0z but didn't get the part? was it jada pink et smith, reece witherspoon, or jennifer aniston? >> i'm going to have to go with jada pinkett. >> it's right! [ applause ] >> okay. so tell us about that. >> it's true. it's true. they met. she was auditioning for his love interest role. she didn't get the part. nia long got the part, but they started dating, and later got

keep it there and we're going to talk juanita broderick. >> oh, great.tuart: fox business hosting the republican debate january the 14th. all right. get to the jobs report, please. and the former labor department chief of staff, i'm going to call it a solid headline number. look at that, that's the participation rate, staying at a four-decade low. and what's the significance of that participation rate? >> here is the significance of it. you have huge swaths of americans that are well qualified and want to work in the opportunity created for them. in the participation rate number the lowest in four decades, they have two major segment, you have millennials that comprise 40% who are unemployed. these are folks that work hard and they want to make a difference and opportunity is not there and women who are unemployed. in particular, when you take a look at long-term unemployed, those who aren't in the labor force, young women, ages 20 to 24, 28% of them now are long-term unemployed. they're not opportunities for and for women 55 to 64, 48% of them unemploye

up next -- a dangerous blast from the past for the clintons, the return of broderick. fox 11 in los angeles, high surf warnings as the third el nino system to hit the region this week is dissipating. the storms brought lightning strikes, heavy winds and flooding. the next storm is forecast for saturday. >>> fox 4 in dallas-fort worth, the mother of the so-called affluenza teen is back in a texas jail. tanya couch was extradited from mexico and los angeles. her son is still in mexico. ethan couch received probation for killing four people in a drunken driving accident after attorneys blamed his behavior on his affluent upbringing. >>> a live look at chicago, from our affiliate fox 32, everyone there all over the country actually tonight, talking about the unclaimed powerball jackpot. no winner last night. means $700 million on the line in the next drawing, that's right now. that's a record for any lottery game in the u.s. but by saturday night's draw, the jackpot could be as high as $1 billion. with a b. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway. we're outside the

kathleen willey, paula jones and juanita broderick. their stories are compelling credible.ink if this behavior had been a man running for president, working to undermine and besmirch the credibility and reputation of former romantic interests of his wife, i don't know. it seems like -- liberals are willing to cut hillary a lot of slack. i don't know what lena dunham believes or what she doesn't believe. nor i do care. it's quite obvious that a younger generation of women who weren't around in the 1990s but who vote now are hearing a lot of these stories, sean, i'm glad you are having them onÑ;m but they are hearing it for the first time. so when they hear that diane blair, hillary close confidante in her diaries recounted how hillary called monica lewenski a narcissist loony tune or how she implicitly or not implicitly threatened juanita broderick withux a tight squeeze on the hand when juanita broderick was expressing to friends what happened to her from bill clinton. that's the first time they are healing of it. hillary's whole selling point for her candidacy is i'm confi

and matthew broderick is the thief who brings them together and figures it all out. and it's set in, like, medieval times, and has a 100% synth score. >> seth: yeah, it's super synthy. >> it is very jarring, the juxtaposition between the music choices and the movie. it makes absolutely no sense. >> seth: it's also really great that the name "ladyhawke" which you think could be anything -- >> yep. >> seth: -- is so literal. >> yep. [ laughter ] yes. >> seth: why is it called "ladyhawke?" oh, there's a lady and a -- >> and she's a hawk. [ laughter ] we thought people would get it. it used to be called "ladyhawke, [ laughter ] what a mess. >> seth: well, please defend it. >> i will. >> seth: i will listen to that, and please defend it. >> you should come on and be the guest for that episode. >> seth: i would love that. >> done. >> seth: i'm there. >> next time we do a live show here, it's you. >> seth: that's great. thank you so much for being here. congrats on the movie. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you are not a scumbag. you are my best friend. >> i

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he pursued them, but didn't find any evidence in the case of juanita broderick, for example? >> in the willy case he decided not to use her. decided she wasn't a reliable witness. there are all these mitigating things that make it different from lewinsky and flowers. >> of course, bill clinton's past misconduct is fair game. he would be back in the white house if his wife wins, but is this again a case of donald trump acting as a media assignment editor? >> to an extent you can argue that, but on the other hand hillary clinton said she's standing up for survivors of sexual assault, and anyone who says they were assaulted need to be believed. she said that. now we have cases where people are saying we actually shouldn't believe these women? that gets back to how media holds hillary to her own standard. is hillary believing these women who made allegations against her own husband? >> you read about bill's team trashing some of these women. any evidence that hillary was involved in that effort or is it your view she was an enabler? >> it sounds like she was an enabler. looking b

and kathleen wiley has no idea who juanita broderick is because she told me this summer she doesn't know who she is and doesn't want to know who she is. how can she access that they are lying, which she told someone last month. (butted) she says that rape victims should be believed, i agree with her, that be believed and we should assess what they are saying, she access it. jessica rae: right here in sioux city tomorrow ( for a town hall meeting at the orpheum theatre at 2-15 p-m. stay tuned to abc9 news for full coverage of her visit. the nebraska state chamber of commerce is hoping a few topics will be unicameral here's susan risinger with the details. "the off road ranch raceway is asking for permission to hold races on sunday if the regular saturday night races fall on a holiday or are rained out. the request for a change in the raceway's conditional use permit will be considered at tomorrow morning's meeting of the norfolk city planning commission. the nebraska unicameral convenes on wednesday, and the nebraska state chamber of commerce and industry has a wish list for lawmaker

he pursued them, but didn't find any evidence in the case of juanita broderick, for example? >> he didn't find any evidence in that case, and in another case he decided she wasn't a reliable witness. of course bill clinton's past misconduct is fair game. he would be backly in the white house if his wife wins, but is this again a case of donald trump acting as a media assignment editor? >> to an extent you can argue that, but on the other hand she said she's standing up for survivors of sexual assault, and anyone who says they were assaulted need to be believed. she said that. now we have cases where people are saying we actually shouldn't believe these women? that gets back to how immediate use halds hillary to her own standard. >> is there any evidence that hillary was involved in that effort? >> it sounds like she was an enabler. looking back in the history of it all, it was clear whenever any of these women back in the day, again 20 years ago, would bring up their situation of rape or sexual assault, the clinton machine was clear in jumping -- trying to destroy them, attac

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