. >> i am chris sullivan. >> from "this is us." don't make me cry. >> hey, man, no promises. >>> welcome to you. welcome to our special guest host chris sullivan. glad to have you here. >> thank you so much. i'm chris sullivan. >> you've been dying to do that. >> forever. >> we'll get into tonight's episode, okay? >> great. >>> this news story has more drama than "this is us." things just got worse for lori loughlin. >> that's felicity in her dark green inmate uniform walking the prison grounds and holding hands with husband william h. macy. the couple spent just a few minutes outside, but macy was there for most of sunday arriving at the prison at 8:15 a.m. and leaving six hours later, around 2:15 in the afternoon. >> how's she holding up in there? >> is she making friends? >> the oscar-nominated actor stopped by starbucks on his way to the facility in dublin, california where felicity is serving a 14-day sentence for her role in the college admissions scandal. a source tells "e.t." felicity considers her husband a rock and very s

. >> how star chris sullivan takes over as guest co-host. >> people are going to love this, people areng to hate this. >> tomorrow on "e.t." >> in our "e.t." birthday, reality stars worked as stylist and personal shopper for celebrities. that's kim kardashian west. turned 39. thank you for letting us come to hawaii. this has been amazing. we'll leave you to different islands. love island. five couples together and still got back together. check this one out. >> aloha. >> aloha. >> winner zach and elizabeth are not surprised so many love islanders make it work. >> i think they catch such a great group of people. like fun. >> dylan and alexandera were runners-up on cbs mobile app. just don't talk marriage. >> not yet. >> one host, arielle vandenburg said yes to matt. >> i love this man. saturday is national drug. take this year the da is doing something different. it is accepting vaping and e cigarette products. >>kron on's know al bello and theresa talk to a a. >>tell us a little bit about that. >>this is the first time that we're doing this and it is. >>the acreage caught on pretty qui

little help from questlove, lin-manuel miranda, anthony veneziale, utkarsh ambudkar, aneesa folds, chris sullivan we are, in fact, "freestyle love supreme. >> 'preme, 'preme. >> 'preme, 'preme, 'preme. >> and we need your help because our show is completely made up. w >> it is all improvised. without you we can't do it and we, of course, are called "freestyle love supreme. >> 'preme, 'preme, 'preme. >> but we don't love everything it's pretty hard to love everything nowadays, am i right? >> the world's on fire >> hi-oh so why don't we talk about some things maybe you don't love. maybe you don't even like them dare i say might dislike them? what are some things you are disliking right now? >> tomatoes. >> tomatoes. >> mayonnaise. >> mayonnaise. what else? >> bunions >> bunions all right. [ laughter ] well done. yeah >> college >> college nice >> open seating in offices >> open seating in offices >> open seating in offices >> they're great >> bunions >> bunions >> college >> college we have all three of our suggestions. on the far side of stage we have - >> college >> in the middle we have - >> ope

. >> leave the fashion to chris sullivan. >> well, this lady is definitely a fashionista.ing about miss dolly parton. >> and the legend is only giving "e.t." a little look behind the music video for her ropped new collaboration, "faith." ♪ have a little faith in me >> i'm driving the bus and i guess it's kind of like traveling life's highways. if i was a bus driver i'd have to show you. ♪ let me shine and radiate >> radiate all you want, dolly. the 73-year-old's done it all. country, christian, pop, and now she's stepping into the world of dance music. >> i thought, what can i fit in that? >> the song is called "faith." and only "e.t." was behind the scenes for the video shoot in tennessee. that's where we discovered dolly's dancing secret. her moves are all smoke and mirrors. >> i can't dance a lick. but they surrounded meitik i wa. >> "faith" is the latest song by swedish duo galantis and features mr. props. >> he this collaboration started with me dreaming about working with dolly parton. >> i didn't know that. >> from dolly to this diva. sally jesse raphael inside her

but i was struck in the context of sullivan by chris anderson said that they prepared in november 2018 statement condemning russia for its aggressive actions. and that was explicitly prohibited from being posted on the internet by the white house. >> well, let's move on to the impeachment witnesses today. we started with mr. sullivan because it's just, i think, a preview of how the public phase of this is going to be so much more damaging to donald trump. but you're right. there were two more witnesses on capitol hill in the impeachment investigation. one of them, mr. anderson, let me read a little bit about what he was expected to testify to because it brings john bolton the former national security adviser who is now in a legal scuffle, i guess, or stand-off with congress about whether or not he will appear. but his voice and his concerns are coming through loud and clear. he expressed concerns about giuliani and ukraine. this is someone who was in the room with john bolton, someone who was an eyewitness to giuliani's influence. and just go a little deeper about how these witnesses s

to go back home thank you very much from the turkey syria border sullivan chev aid joining us there and now with me in the studio is chris doyle he is the director of the council for arab british understanding so is today's agreement a victory of sorts for the president i don't get what he wanted. i think both presidents are the one present president putin of russia certainly they have an agreement and if it works if the situation on the ground allows it to be implemented wrinkle free then i think it's a huge political victory for them both russia stablished itself as without question the guarantor the predominant power in syria at the expense of the americans and other one will be able to say that he has actually through military action through diplomacy secured this area free of white b.g. kurdish armed group presents and that's a major victory for him that he'll be able to sell to his domestic backyard so for both of them that's very good news also for the syrian regime you know they will have their forces on the border yes they have to swallow a turkish presence which they won't like but remember at the beginning of

. >> that was senator chris murphy yesterday and the testimony of u.s. deputy secretary of state john sullivanr of the senate foreign relations committee. >> so, senator, talk about john sullivan's testimony. did you find him to be pretty much a straight shooter? that, like most other people in the state department, wanted nothing to do with what john bolton has termed as rudy giuliani's drug deal? >> well, i like john sullivan, i think he's a good guy but i'm not exactly sure how the deputy secretary of state didn't know what was happening with respect to all these people working for him. kurts volker, gordon sondland, bill taylor given the fact that in may rudy giuliani was crowing he was going over to ukraine working with the u.s. government to try to get the ukrainians to interfere in an american election. so sullivan's testimony was that he didn't hear anything about this, the quid pro quo aspect of the scandal until the july 25th call. but even after that he doesn't seem to have done much actual digging as to what the truth was because he was trying to testify yesterday that he still had

chris holloway. we are honored to have been in conversation with andrew sullivan, doctor solomon is the renowned author of far from the trees, parents, children and the search for identity as well as the atlas of depression which won the 2001 national book award for nonfiction. professor of clinical medical psychology at columbia university medical center and former president of penn america center. and i just want to share with you briefly his reaction to shores beyond the shores after reading this memoir he was inspired to write, quote, the book is a triumph of clarity and precision returned with a passion of an end to explore without a shred of self pity. it is by profound and intimate and bears witness to the resilience of the families who drew strength from one another even through the darkness of the holocaust. it is a shockingly honest and hopeful book. it is quite a response and with that as the starting point, i look forward to the conversati conversation. we will have an audience q-and-a afterwards and following that up with, those of the distinguished guests books will be on sale in the shop