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i'm the only late night host who can pronounce his name on the first try, david oyelowo is joining usverybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, president trump fires his secretary of homeland security. vladimir putin might be screwing with your g.p.s. and the u.s. economy is totally in good hands. so let's catch you will on today today's headlines. first up, let's talk about joe biden, former vice president and registered hug-offender. last week, as more women complained about his weave diving habits, biden released a video assuring everyone he understands the problem. but after this weekend, not clear he does. >> former vice president joe biden in damage control after numerous women accused him of unwelcomed physical contact though not sexual. during the speech on friday, biden raised eyebrows by ad-lib ago joke about the controversy. >> i just want you to know, i had permission to hug lani. ( laughter ) >> and again seeming to make light of it after inviting children to the stage. >> by the way, he gave me permission to touch him. >> and later trying to explain. >> it

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. >> oh. [ laughter ] you know i invite -- that's funny, because i invited -- well, david oyelowo isrsonal, i guess. i don't know, he didn't like me or something. dominic and i just found out two days ago that he's a method actor and he just didn't want to hang out with us, because he was in character. >> jimmy: no! >> because on the press tour he's been so much fun. and dominic and i are like -- >> jimmy: he's great. >> you are so much fun to hang out with. >> he's like, "well, i'm not in character now." [ light laughter ] it took -- it took us months to realize it wasn't personal. >> jimmy: you were like, "dude, you're a jackass." [ laughter ] he's like, "no, i was playing a a jackass." >> i mean, he throws me around in the show, but in real life, i mean, he's lovely. >> jimmy: no, of course. >> and funny. >> jimmy: really funny. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, my god, that's hilarious to find out. >> i know, it was a trip. >> jimmy: well, congrats on this. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip. here is lily collins in "les miserables" on pbs. take a look at this. [ crying

but he is pursued by french policeman javert, onof literature's great bad guys, played by actor david oyelowoeviously best known for his irole as martin luther ki "selma." >> with javert, wh never get into the psychology of why he is so obsessed with thepu uit of violence. >> brown: in this "les mis," the actors say, there's ro characters to develop. lily collins plays fantine, the much-suffering working class young woman. >> you have a whole episode dedicated to her being in paris and falling in love, and having a child, and it really being romance, so that when things go south for her, the aud feels more empathy and more attached to her storyline, because they rooted for her. >> brown: th is a co- production with the u.k.'s bbc. rebecca eaton is ecutive producer of "masterpiece." >> it seemed kind of perct timing to tackle that bigam canvas, at thetime to tell the story of a hero. hero stories are important, because we don't have enough of them, in my view. >> brown: it's also a respite of sorts for dominic west, best known for playing charming cads in shows like "the wire" and, more recent

i love you and david oyelowo together. great scenes. mis." >> let's start with "les mis." >> what i like about this is i've seen the play and the movie. and i think i like this the best. i think you get a more in-depth view of all the characters. what do you think? >> i think that's the reason i wanted to do it. when they first approached me i said, what's the point? there's a successful film and a successful show. what's the point of redoing this again? and then, i read the book and i found out there's a lot more going on than you can fit into a musical. >> you call valjean one of the greatest characters in literature. why? >> he climbs up the sides of houses like spider-man, fights like iron man, but none have done 20 years in a french prison, so he's tough. a tough, strong man. what's more heroic about him is his constant battle with himself to be a loving, compassionate person who was brutalized in prison, and he opens himself up to love and compassion. >> let's talk about "the affair." the show runners wrote on twitter that the fif