maybe she could play her. >> i mean we'll see, chris sullivan. that's sweet though.>> turns out her jennifer garner people would be like what? >> what? i love it. >> jennifer garner as herself. >> you know around here -- >> there you go. >> we love "this is us." we have all binge watch it. i do anyway. i need to know.dish. what do you binge watch? >> naked and afraid. >> the things that you learn. >> that's the last thing i expected you to say. >> you learn so much. >> what have you learned from naked and afraid? >> if you're ever naked how do you survive. >> do you ever fear you'll be caught out there one day? >> never. >> that's one thing i'm never doing. i'm never going out there naked. afraid maybe, but not naked. >> good to know. let's talk about play lists. shania's classics are on my play lists. i've got a quiz for you. find out some of shania's biggest hits relate to her life. first up who is still the one in your life? >> my son is my still the one. come on. i love being amom. he'll always be the one. that's a forever and always love. >> forever mama's compl

cast member chris sullivan was pretty tight lipped about tonight's episode on company orders, but he's something very special about mandy and milo together on screen and so it's something i will be tuning in for for sure. >> this is nice. >>> nischelle is new york with some surprises about michael b. jordan. sign me up. >> it was bananas, nancy. i was there as the new jersey native surprised his hometown crowd burg a screening of his movie "creed two" and the reaction was exactly what you would expect it to be. >> michael b. jordan. >> what has this been like? >> it's like emotional over were loving on you. >> oh, man, that was crazy. it was nuts, man. >> i didn't think your grin could get any bigger. >> oh, man. it's like i'm trying not to smile so hard right now, but it's really hard. >> yeah, we cannot wait to see michael in "creed two." if you can believe it, he got even stronger than he was in the original and in "black panther." how does he stay grounded? you can thank the woman who watched him grow up, his big sister jamila. >> it is a little weird when you do all these shirtl

. >> when it first came out because i'm friends with milo and chris sullivan.hter ] but, of course, when i found out that i got the part, i was very excited. my family was very excited. my older sister kristen was very excited. >> jimmy: oh, really? [ laughter ] >> very, very excited. >> jimmy: is she trying to get spoilers out of you? >> yeah. i mean, it's funny because my family, as much as they supported me throughout my career, they, you know, very loving, they've never been more interested in the mundanities of my every day life. you know, they'll be like, "what you are doing tomorrow?" and i say "well, i -- actually, i have a fitting at 9:00." and my sister is like, "huh? didn't you already have the fitting?" [ light laughter ] and i said, "yeah. i have another fitting." "don't they know your sizes? what is it for another era? [ laughter ] the clothing? for another era?" >> jimmy: "are they picking your clothing?" >> yeah, they're very interested in the every day goings on of the show. >> jimmy: i know grandma is proud of you. >> grandma is very proud of

the folks back home in my district, in my office, and i speak specifically of linda furster, chris sullivan, jamie bowers, robert becker, they were with me from day one. they stood with me the whole six years, nobody flinched, nobody went anywhere. that team was so incredible. robert becker is one of the greatest leaders we have in north carolina for our veterans. he gets calls from all over the state. so what do i do to help this veteran? linda has been working these issues and bureaucracy for 18 years. these are great, faithful people. who have stood up for my constituents and my district and all the good that happened in that district was because of them. and i just gave them a door to sago through it and you go serve. they served like they were missionaries. they loved those people, every tai they wake up think, who can i help today? you know, whose life can i change in a positive way today? and that's the nature of the service that my team provided. the same tirpe of leadership i had here in washington, my role of frma didn't happen by myself, there's many people on my team up here. wh

plus stephen welcomes chris pine, and major garrett, featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: please have a seat, everybody. welcome, one and all, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. last night was a monumental election that fundamentally shifts the bal not the top story, because this morning, trump fired his attorney general, jeff sessions, seen here on his happiest day at the job. ( cheers and applause ) "my god, what have i become?" ( laughter ) and after trump had done it, but before we knew he done did it, one our guest tonight, major garret, from cbs, asked donald trump this: >> can you give us clarity, sir, on your thinking currently, now, after the midterms, about your attorney general and your deputy attorney general? do they have long-term security? >> i'd rather answer that at... a little bit different time. >> stephen (as trump): " a little bit later, because right now, i'm having a hard time hearing any of these questions over the loud beating heart of jeff sessions

plus stephen welcomes chris wallace, cole sprouse and musical guest tony bennett, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( theme song playing ) >> stephen: whoo! hey! how are you? ( cheers and applause ) that's amazing. you know what's wonderful? people say -- ( cheering ) i say, that's amazing. a lot of people talk about how great friday night crowds are. but i'm telling you, thursday night crowds, they are lit because they know friday's coming! ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) they know that friday is coming. well, welcome to "the late show," everybody. i'm your host, stephen colbert. it's five days to the elections. (singing) ♪ the midterms are coming the host is getting fat...♪ ( laughter ) i stress eat. and on election night, the "late show" will be live. ( cheers and applae ) cbs news is covering the elections all night long but at 11:35 we'll b be preempting cbs election coverage. but we promise all of the results, none of the gravitas. nothing like this has happened on cbs since the 1962 midterms. walter cronkite hoste

sullivan here is. brian massive losses over the past couple of days. so why are we in the green today? >> you know, it's cold comfort, chris. by the way, happy thanksgiving to you. >> happy thanksgiving. >> over 100 dow at the beginning, but we've lost nearly a thousand points last two days. it has been very, very difficult sledding out there on the markets. really, i could throw a dart and hit a reason as to why the market is selling, whether it's the fed raising interest rates, fears of an economic slowdown, concern about the uk's brexit, the trade fight with china. whatever it is, it doesn't matter. we are seeing the markets come down overall. today we are back up historically as ron knows this is generally a time to give thanks. the stock market tends to rise historically between thanksgiving and the new year. but guys, with everything going on in washington, d.c. and around the world, i don't know if history is any guide right now. >> well, that's the other thing, ron. because one of the things i learned over the course of this last year and a half because people like you told me is that, you know, yes, the stock marke