cartoons. the times used to run a weekly cartoons, but they stopped at around five years ago. and that was the number one complaint they got from their readers. -it e on the budget -- matters. if your cartoon was reprinted in the sunday "new york times," and had a next her audience of a that is out people, of a circulation of 3 million, that is a good thing. and i am not making this up. i got a tweet today from somebody that said, i love this cartoon from joel pett. it was a clipping, i could tell they had cut it out of "the new york times," 20 years ago. it was 20 years old and they had had it on their refrigerator or something forever. and they took that away from us. it is infuriating. times," up until 1959, they ran their political cartoons on page one. and now they won't do it at all. cartoons are on the verge of extinction, and it is not of dwindlinguse circulation of papers or even editors, it has been done to was rather deliberately by the biggest actors in the field. so thank you for y

cartoons.s some very important things that were going on in danish society at the time. -- hadthat a bunch of gone to the -- because the newspaper was too critical of muslims. the result was very ambiguous. because there were not that many -- about 100 cartoonist in the and only a few of them actually sent an a drawing. out of the 12 drawings that were actually of a are very different nature, all of them. some made fun of the newspaper. arabic,ally said, in that the editors of the newspaper are a bunch of reactionaries. and it is a boy named mohammed who is a student in school that everybody knows because it is in a very immigrant neighborhood. ,e was wearing a soccer shirt defending a soccer club that is primarily immigrants oriented. from an exercise that producednths later, it deadly riots across the world. there were a lot of -- one was six months later, hearing that people -- did they understand them? did they ever actually notice that some of these cartoons are positive to muslims echoed

or even publish other cartoons. the times used to run a weekly ghetto of cartoons, but they stopped at around five years ago. and that was the number one complaint they got from their readers. when the redesigned that section, what happened to the cartoons? two columns about it and went eh, no thanks. for me in kentucky, but for everybody, if you're can tune was reprinted -- your cartoon was reprinted in the new york times and had an extra audience of one million smart people, that is out of circulation of 3 million-- \ [laughter] that's a good thing. and i am not making this up. i got a tweet today from somebody that said, i love this cartoon from joel pett. it was a clipping, i can tell from the typography they had cut it of the new york times 20 years ago. it was 20 years old and they had had it on their refrigerator or something forever. and they took that away from us. it is infuriating. "the new york times," up until 1959, they ran their political cartoons on page one. and now they won't do it at all. cartoons

they're all the same. [ cartoon spring ] very well made. [ sharp whistle ] [ cartoon buzz ] [ cartoon stretch ] [ pie splat ] [ cartoon whiplash ] all right, that's way too many of these. [ moo ] we heard that one. all right, let's just do one more. [ wailing ] that's the sound of americans on the day of trump's inauguration. pretty good casserole here you guys. you guys been paying attention to the debates? great. real quick, just because i didn't feel like it. how many of you had a word a day calendar? great. okay. so. [ light laughter ] if you were watching the presidential debates, what happens before every presidential debate the candidates, they get a tour of the stage. it's explained to them how the candidates are going to work. and they often show -- the networks often show that footage without the sound. so you can't hear what they are actually saying. well our writers are the best writers. [ light laughter ] have dubbed over the clips with the dialog they imagine is being said. let's take a look. we'll start with john kasich. >> now, governor this is your podium. you'll be s

during the events, a cartoonist and the lexington herald leader should a cartoon that criticize kentucky governor matt that in stance on syrian refugees. here's a look. last fall, our new governor of kentucky matt bevans joined in the chorus of other voices from around the country in saying that we do not want any more syrian refugees in here. as background, this guy, the only thing i like about him is that he has three adopted kids from somalia. [laughter] >> i mean, really. every thing else about him is wretched. who's against adopting kids, not even me. [laughter] >> i truth is cartoon of his aides, cowering under the desk there and he goes, don't fear the kids, those are your kids. he went crazy and called a press conference denouncing me as racist, denouncing the lexington herald leader, my boss is asking americans that our publishers are african-americans. we are the leading progressive

you did a lot of voice-overs for cartoons in the '80s. you at the time. but watching them now, i can hear it a little bit. >> yeah, you -- people didn't know my voice then. now they know my voice, so now when you see the cartoons, you can recognize my voice. don cheadle might remember me. he knows back in the day. me and him go way back to "colors." >> jimmy: way back to "colors." >> colors what's up don. >> jimmy: oh, yeah -- >> yes sir. >> jimmy: you got to see him as miles davis. >> i'm going to see -- anything he does you know. >> jimmy: yeah me too. "miles ahead." >> but now you recognize my voice. >> jimmy: we have a clip. we can show a few clips. this first one, you guys know the classic cartoon "peanuts" right? >> yeah, i did some of that. >> jimmy: you did "peanuts"? take a look at this. >> wow, look at all those stars. boy, i'll bet they're having a a good time up there tonight. it looks like they're really living it up. >> yo, my man charlie brown is straight up baked. >> jimmy: yeah. [ applause ] straight up baked. >> that was

this is from the '80s cartoon "duck tales."date is on her way and we're going to netflix and chill. in other words, we [bleep]. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: again, i do remember the cartoon. i don't remember it being your voice. >> always was my voice. >> jimmy: man i never knew that. >> i'm getting money back then. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we have one last clip, and this is from a more recent cartoon. "sponge-bob squarepants." [ cheers ] i think i've seen almost every episode of "sponge-bob." >> then you're going to remember this one. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: take a look at this. >> hi, squid -- i love your hat. >> yo, back the [bleep] up sponge bitch square [bleep]. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i do remember that episode. that was great. you really do it all. my thanks to ice t. [ cheers and aus "law & order: svu" airs wednesday nights at 9:00 p.m. on nbc. we'll be right back with allison williams, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ get 30% off every guest every ship in the caribbean st lon

this is what i try to do with my cartoons. ask this happened, butty, why did this happen, where did this all come from. >> very if anything e. interesting hearing your thought process and looking at your cartoons. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> ahead on the al jazeera news hour, including the surprise endorsement for ted cruz from a former candidate as more republicans get behind the anyone but trump movement. we look at attempt to put behind child marriages in the next 15 years in nepal. >>> cuba shares its passion for baseball at the end of a historic visit. those details coming up with jo in sport. >>> the united nations has been holding attacks with the syrian government to deliver aid to people under siege. for more, let's cross to our diplomatic editor james bays live from geneva. i believe there's been some development as far as that is concerned. what is it, james? >> there's been some important developments here at the syrian talks in the last few hours and they are the talks rather unsatisfactori

many outlets refuse to show the cartoon. >> this is a new's story. i assumed every channel would show the cartoon. >> they don't want to be killed. >> i don't either. charlie heb do wanted to support free press. but then? >> the gun men shot their way up and down two floors of that building. allah. >> and before that a dutch film maker critized in a movie. he was murdered on the street. a danish cartoonist tried to speak in a free speech event. people rushed the podium and screaming allah akbar and punched him. he attended another event where a terrorist shot at him and missed. >> one man was killed and three officers were wounded. all over the world people are killed for criticizing islam. and so now even charlie hebdon car tonnist will not draw mohammed. >> and she said no one should draw mohammed because it is offensive to depict the prophet. of course, cair condemns violence. >> we are against the people who respond in violence. but for islam, and people to have freedom of speech. >> what? it is only muslim who are doing the killing over speech.

we were talking to the girls about their favorite cartoons. and i thankfully noesi little bit of the cartoons because my daughters watch the same thing. girls, are you having fun? how old are you? can you show everybody at home how old you are? are you three? of course. are these guys not the cutest little kids ever. mom and dad, welcome. talk about who we have here. these are special girls. >> yep. this is gabby. >> and this is julie. life. talk about that, mom. >> well, miss julie is -- both of our babies are tough warriors been thriewt a lot. but when julie was 14 months old we got it investigated right away. to our worst fears we found out she had a brain tumor. it was inoperable. the best hope to to treat symptoms and do two years of chemotherapy and hoping it would stableize. -- stabilize. her condition is livelong but the tumor is slow growing and it may stop growing on its own. we're proud to say that after two areas of chemotherapy the tumor should rurchg by 35 percent. and guess what? we've been off chemotherapy for one whole year. y

it's very evocative this cartoon.olly: the paper is saying that the political headache will continue. >> the mail and guardian reveals another article and its newspaper saying another mp revealed that she was offered a ministerial position while zuma was in the house. she has proof but she is not revealing it yet. she says she will reveal it in time. the newspaper says that for other ministers have turned down positions offered them by the guptas. molly: what we ask and are we seeing in terms of the public? >> a lot are calling for his resignation. south africa's economy is in has been seenma as responsible for that. ,ccording to this opinion piece zuma is a puppet president of the guptas. it says how can the party run by nationa by nelson mandela become such a laughingstock? he wants the country to reclaim itself back from what he calls the mafia. they are making a declaration that they will establish a federal state in the north of syria. i'm sure there's reaction coming into that. >> different reactions depending o

so what we have left are these anti-jackson cartoons coming out of the period of the whigs. in this one, the issue under consideration is executive power. at the top of the image we see the phrase "born the command." jackson here is figured as a regal figure holding a scepter. you may not be able to see all the details. in his left hand he has a control which says the word veto. this is a reference to his using the veto more than any other president in american history as a way of claiming executive power. underneath him, under his feet, you will see the constitution of the united states as if he's trampling on it. you will also see various other improvements, so-called internal improvements, things that the whig party stood for like roads, like canals and eventually, railroad. so jackson here is pictured as being against all those improvements and as a whig attack, this was very effective because if there's one thing that american politics feared it was that of a king. remember the american revolution had been fought over this very issue, fighting a monarch to replace it wi

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come get some sugar. >> stephen: cartoon donald trump everybody!right back with eric stonestreet. ( cheers and applause ) this is a chick car. this is a gay car. this is a short man's car. this is a cute car. slow car. this is a single, young, professional's car. this car has no street cred. this car ain't hip hop! kidless. cute. small. this car doesn't care what you call it. ♪ ...your starting lineup. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ never underestimate the power of energizer. our longest lasting energizer max ever. you're ready. ♪ get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my first guest tonight is an emmy award-winning actor who stars as cameron tucker on abc's "modern family." his latest project is hbo's "confirmation." please welcome eric stonestreet! ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you, sir. >> stephen: we play a little batoafep for the classier guests around here. very nice. did you study dance? >> i want to say yes, but my answer is no. >> stephen: really? you do seem very graceful. >> thank you! thank

come get some sugar. >> stephen: cartoon donald trump everybody!right back with eric stonestreet. ( cheers and applause ) this is a gay car.car. this is a short man's car. this is a cute car. slow car. this is a single, young, professional's car. this car has no street cred. this car ain't hip hop! kidless. cute. small. this car doesn't care what you call it. ♪ ...your starting lineup. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ never underestimate the power of energizer. our longest lasting energizer max ever. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions, stood up for marriage equality and protected our environment. now i'm fighting for criminal justice reform. i'm proud to be backed by president obama and people who care about our families. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my first guest tonight is an emmy award-winni

jackson, we get two very different views of what america should look like and i have two political cartoons to show how in the second party system, new issues were emerging. for example, the question of the bank. this is the second bank of the united states and in this image we see andrew jackson on the left holding a cane which he usually walked with, with all his bullet wounds from his duels, trying to battle back the many-headed hydra which is a mythical creature from greek mythology but here it stands in for the bank. on each of the heads of the hydra is an individual who was representing the bank, the most prominent one in the center here was nicholas biddle who was the president of the bank and who became a kind of enemy to jackson in this process. so this is something of a satire

i want to thank all m especially cartoon donald trump.ittle sugar, baby. >> oh, sweet. sorry. >> stephen: tune in tomorrow when my guests will be sarah paulson from "the people versus o.j. simpson," star of "orphan black", tatiana maslany, and a musical performance by wynton marsalis, lil buck, and jared grimes. james corden is up next. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >> go away. >> hey, man. how's is going. >> you ready for the show? i guess we're about to go on an. >> james: i can't do it. >> reggie: what? >> james: go back out there. i can't do

[laughter] >> i truth is cartoon of his aides, cowering under the desk there and he goes, don't fear the kids, those are your kids. he went crazy and called a press conference denouncing me as racist, denouncing the lexington herald leader, my boss is asking americans that our publishers are african-americans. we are the leading progressive voice in kentucky for 30 years. he denounced us all as racist. and they got out and the right wing hate radio spirit and we were just inundated for 24 hours , everybody at the paper, ad salesman, everybody with these furious phone call screaming at us for being racist. from all over the country, not from our own readers, of course. [laughter] recently by new hampshire humanities and politics. you can watch the entire event tonight at 8:00 eastern. here on c-span. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. theng up on sunday morning, public policy fellow of the wilson center will be with us. we will talk about the latest of elements and the syrian refugee migration to the u.s. and europe. and then, a he

people are using cartoons today to show their support for brussels. you may have seen this one on social media. newsy's elizabeth hagedom shows us another cartoon showing solidarity with brussels. tintin is weeping https://twitter.com/pl antu/status/712229072512884736 for brussels. following tuesday's terror attacks, the belgian cartoon https://twitter.com/g robotekc/status/712 233260600918016? ref_src=twsrc%5etfw was widely https://twitter.com/g illespennelle/status/ airemac94/status/71 2210694259744768 on social media https://www.instagra m.com/p/bdqlrjmotaa/. tintin's official twitter < https://twitter.com/ti ntin/status/7121850 20501381120> account also weighed in. in belgium, tintin is a national icon. in the series, he's a fearless young reporter. brussels is his hometown. french comic artist joann sfar drew tintin comforting his sidekick captain haddock with the caption, "me too, captain, i sometimes think about moving to the moon."another unlikely symbol of solidarity https://twitter.com/m egan__sheets/statu s/712235996465799168? brussels' fam

. >> they have spent over $100,000 undergoing 16 surgeries all to become a living cartoon. at what >> singing, dancing, walking in space, watching the adventures of scott kelly new jersey astronaut in space. he returns to earth on tuesday evening after a 340 days in the international space station. that is a record from an american astronaut and one of the longest spaceflights ever. >> thank you to scott, you been such a great role model to us in all aspects, and as a crew member member and station commander were very grateful. >> [applause]. >> i want you to meet our new front pixie. i'm 25 years old, this is my normal wear, i've had three nose jobs, lip surgery, and many others. >> i see myself as a work of art >> at 25, pixie has spent over $100,000 undergoing 16 surgeries including the removal of six ribs all to become a living cartoon. she is not done yet. >> yeah i started at 21 but i need like two years before i realize this is what i wanted to do. so the first surgeries i had to redo because i did too little. that's why have the number of surgeries is so high. >> wh

. >> lynn: details of a hot pursuit sounding like a cartoon. while there was humor, the police found themselves stopping a mystery machine. like scooby doo. >> the person behind the wheel was running from the law. >> reporter: it's already an unusual sight. the mystery machine from scooby doo in redding, california. images of the van have been making the rounds on social media after it was involved in a high-speed chase sunday afternoon. the driver wasn't shaggy or fred. the police say 51-year-old sharron tern was behind the she decided to make a run for it in a routine probation check. the officer called 9-1-1 and the officers responded with a little humor. >> i think it's on scabby. >> reporter: turning through neighborhood streets before getting on the highway. >> 35 miles per hour. she ran off the road. >> reporter: more officers joining in, needing to know what kind of vehicle they're chasing. caravan. it has yellow paint splattered on the side. and look for scooby doo. >> reporter: soon it wasn't hard to spot the mysteryachine, as it goes

. >>> and a cartoon donald trump and much more on a busy thursday. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning everybody. i'm betty nguyen. donald trump created a fire storm during a town hall meeting. the pair played hardball on everything from immigration to marijuana. but the most surprising moment came while discussing abortion. >> so, the woman would be punished for having an abortion? this is not something you can dodge. if you say abortion is a crime or murder, you have to deal with it under the law. should abortion be punished? >> well, people in surtd certain part of the republican party would say yes. >> how about you? >> i would say it's a very serious problem and a problem we are you going to say put them in jail? >> you want to ban it. what does that mean? >> well, you know, you'll go back to a position like they had where people will perhaps go to illegal places but you have to ban it. >> you ban it and they go to somebody who flunked out of medical school -- >> how do you go with the church's position. >> i concur with their posit

plus the cartoon culture. a single sound byte can say it all. although leslie wasn't speaking for the news media. the ceo of cbs says on the eve of super tuesday, that the donald trump phenomenon "may not be good for america but it's damned good for cbs". trump's assent has boosted ratings for the networks which provide donald trump with a disproportionate amount of air time because it is good for business. on it goes. the anti establishment candidate on the democratic side bernie sanders gets a fraction of the coverage that donald trump gets which has his supporters scratching their heads and calling foul. he is in an uphill climb to get past hillary clinton and the impression provided in the make-up stream news media that clinton is the presumptuoo $nominee. >> it is good to be with the press >>> the donald trump campaign has been called car crash tv why is why so many americans are tuning in. what happened in houston on cnn's watch was like a multi vehicle pile up at the intersection of american politics and media. >> it is like watching a su