fred chose instead to stay. he chose to remain with the white woman he loved in the place that had always been his home. he was arrested. while in jail he was visited by ernest bessick, director of the northern california aclu who asked him if he was willing to bring a test case to challenge his conviction, the constitutionality of his arrest. and fred readily agreed. the fight would not be easy. bessick and the local aclu met with resistance from the national aclu with the handling of this case. the national office said that the military orders could be challenged, but not on any basis that questioned fdr. for example, while counsel representing fred could argue that dewitt was motivated by racism in implementing the executive order 9066, the council could not argue that roosevelt himself had exceeded his war power. the council insisted that they were bound to make every further, when fred was sent to camp to be imprisoned with the rest of the japanese-american community, his family felt shamed by his arrest an

>> seth: no. >> fred: the pilot? >> seth: no. >> fred: it's really good, you guys. it's this comedian, glen stevens. >> seth: what's his name? >> fred: glen stevens. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> fred: and he's like a writer comedian guy. he's like, very sort of whimsical. you know, a lot of words. and it's just like a day in the life of his, like he just narrates it, and it's him walking around. and the most recent episode he goes to the grocery store, and everything. like, "oh, look at the cashier. look at all the bread, look at all food." and so he just, like, he thinks about it, and he goes out to the parking lot, and you see him write it all down. just goes out there and writes it down. he goes, "this is going to be a good book." [ light laughter ] and that's it. and it's kind of weird, but it's -- >> seth: now fred, i'm sorry, i'm going to interrupt you. 'cause it does, this sounds great. [ laughter ] "major crimes" sounds like a misleading title for what this show is. >> fred: it's the title of one of his books. >> seth: okay. >> fred: oh, i see what y

>> fred: the words are on the leaves. >> seth: okay. >> fred: so, i love it. you know, it's just great. it's for kids. >> seth: what time is it on? >> fred: it's very late at night. you know? 11:00-ish, whenever they feel like they can put it on. >> seth: oh, so it's -- >> fred: it's the first show that's like, >> seth: so it's not a scheduled time? >> fred: no. >> seth: so, if you're a parent, you're sort of keeping your kid up hoping it's coming on soon. >> fred: yes, you keep it on. >> seth: what? >> fred: you just keep it on the tv, yes, keep it going. >> seth: what's on before it? >> fred: hard news. [ laughter ] >> seth: no. i will tell you, again, i don't want to call you out here , but according to the tv guide on the oprah winfrey network "green leaf" is about a family at the center of a memphis megachurch. >> fred: megachurch. so that was the word they were spelling. >> seth: oh okay. i got you. give it up for fred armisen, everybody! our first guest tonight is a nine-time cma award winner, whose latest album, "if i'm honest" is available in stores n

fred: absolutely. >> seth: absolutely. >> fred: yes. >> seth: that means it's time once again, for fred armisen's extremely accurate tv recap. ?? [ cheers and applause ] seen every tv show that's on television right now, now's the time to tell me. >> fred: i've seen everything. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> fred: i watch it all. >> seth: so tell me about "cheer squad." >> fred: "cheer squad"? >> seth: yeah. >> fred: that is a, it's a reality show, it's like a house, it's a house making show but what they do is, they destroy houses, right? [ light laughter ] so you have you know, a family or a guy or something and he's like this is my house, and their to it? so they send him away, right on vacation. and when he goes away, they just carefully pull everything apart. they just take down the house. pull everything away until there is nothing. and then there's like a cheering squad, there's people who cheer. so the guy comes back and he looks at the house and the people cheering, and he is like, why are you cheering? what are you cheering about? my house is gone. i really thought you w

tv fred works on. uh, fred you're shooting "portlandia" season, >> fred: seven. >> seth: seven, incredible. [ cheers and applause ] our next season of "documentary now", prre which is very exciting. [ cheers ] on ifc and yet, thank you, with all the tv you do, fred still claims to me that he manages to watch every episode of every tv show that is on television. >> fred: that's true. >> and that if i named a show, fred could tell me, with precision, what that show is about. >> fred: absolutely. >> seth: absolutely. >> fred: yes. >> seth: that means it's time once again, for fred armisen's extremely accurate tv recap. ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so fred, if you're just seen every tv show that's on television right now, now's the time to tell me. >> fred: i've seen everything. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> fred: i watch it all. >> seth: so tell me about "cheer squad." >> fred: "cheer squad"? >> seth: yeah. >> fred: that is a, it's a reality show, it's like a house, it's a house making show

>> seth: no. >> fred: oh, the pilot, you've seen none of it? >> seth: no, i hno >> fred: nothing? >> seth: no. >> fred: it's so -- it's really good. [ light laughter ] it's well scripted. the script is great. so, the dialogue is very -- it's like subtle but long. >> seth: okay, you haven't said anything yet that makes me think you have seen this show. >> fred: i've seen the show so much. so, it's like a sort of futuristic -- there's these futuristic pills that propel you in further to the future. so these people in the future -- future and people take pills and go further into the future. >> fred: further into the future. way, way beyond. and so they're like, we were already in the future. how are we this far away from present tense? >> seth: sorry, so the characters were aware they were in the future? >> fred: yes. they're so aware of it. look at all of these futuristic things around us. this is incredible. everything's so fast. >> seth: see, now it seems to me that they would think that's the present for them. >> fred: it's not my show. [ laughter ] if you watch it you'll make s

how this works, fred. i'm going to read you the title of a show, and because you watch every episode of every tv show, you're going to tell me what the show is about. >> fred: great. >> seth: "green leaf." >> fred: "green leaf." >> seth: yes. >> fred: "green leaf," can't stop watching it. it's just -- do you know "green leaf"? >> seth: no. >> fred: did you not tell me about -- >> steve: no i don't, i never -- when i give you one of these i never know what it is. >> fred: got you. okay. please check out the pilot, it's so good. "green leaf" is like, it's this animated program. >> seth: okay. >> fred: it's very animated. >> seth: okay. >> fred: it's just the motion is -- it's not just -- it's very active. >> seth: okay. >> fred: with the animation. and it's educational. and -- but still it's so, like, for adults, too, like, they are very funny, you know what i mean? so they'll tell you how to spell. like, this is how you spell routine, r-o-u and then -- then hashtag selfie. they'll like, throw in things from

he remembers when trump's father, fred, tried to rescue his son. chips. >> fred trump's lawyer was handed that value in chips and took the chips out of the >> yo $3 million loan. >> the problem was the loan was against the rules, and the casino was fined. even worse, it was nowhere near enough. in july 1991 under crushing debt, the taj mahal filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, stifg investors and forcing small businesses to accept pennies on the dollar for their work. >> when he filed the bankruptcy proceedings, hundreds and hundreds of companies, individuals and companies that were punished because they chose to do business with donald trump. a lot of suppliers, a lot of manufacturers, a lot of workers, a lot of small businesses got hurt badly. >> by march 1992 trump's castle and trump plaza followed suit. >> the reason the trump casinos failed in atlantic city have nothing to do with the nature of the industry in atlantic city, with respect to the recession, all of the other properties in atlantic city made it through all of that. trump's properties

fred: the -- exactly. amy: can you talk about the sauce? fred: creamy garlic. amy: is it based on sour cream caesar dressing. perfect with that. amy: oh, my gosh, hard to take our eyes off the lobster rolls. fred: a couple things about this that you will not find at any fast lobster roll or back in season type of thing. this is fresh lobster. if you can take a look, there are big chunks in their and i use the tail meat. the key is to not use too much mayonnaise. use good mayonnaise. not to say a namebrand, but a local brand, all-natural, and that is what i use. a little bit of lemon juice. don't overdo the mayonnaise. i took some small rolls, grill them on this griddle. real butter. you don't have to have let us if you don't want. my grandson would definitely add -- amy: beautiful. simplicity is the key. fred: simplest these the keep . amy: we are out of time. we love it when you come by could happy labor day. amy: an annual labor day tradition kicked off this morning at the pease international tradeport. it was the 20th running of the st. charles children's ho

you are exactly right here, fred.int, hillary clinton surrogates are out in force starting the sanders. they are in ohio to work on two key groups that aren't fans, young voters and progressives. >> when you go out and talk to your friends and they say, oh, god, i'm not going to vote, it's a waste of time, everybody is terrible. ask them how much they are going to leave school in debt with. ask them about that. tell them secretary clinton, number one, is going to make public colleges, universities tuition free for all those under $125,000 and second of all has a very significant and important plan to lower student debt. >> sanders trying to fire up the democratic base in ohio where the most recent cnn/orc poll shes she has work to dochlt she's trailing 41% to 46%. warren is going to bring her speech to columbus, ohio later today. sanders and warren capping off a busy week of campaigning for clinton surrogates. look at the map here. on monday, vice president biden is in north carolina. tuesday, president obama in phill

he remembers when trump's father, fred, tried to rescue his son. chips. >> fred trump's lawyer was handed that value in chips and took the chips out of the casino. you could call it a $3 million loan. >> problem was, the loan was against the rules and the casino was fined. even worse? it was nowhere near enough. in july 1991, under crushing debt, the taj mahal filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy, stiffing investors and forcing small businesses to accept pennies on the dollar for their work. >> when he filed the bankruptcy proceedings, hundreds and hundreds of company, individuals and companies, that were punished because they chose to do business with donald trump, a lot of suppliers, a lot of manufacturers, a lot of workers, a lot of small businesses, got hurt badly. >> by march 1992, trump's castle and trump plaza followed suit. >> the reason that trump's casinos failed in atlantic city have nothing to do with the nature of atlantic city, with respect to the recession. all of the other properties in atlantic city made it through all of that. trump's

master patrol officer fred arnold died while scuba diving. more from lifepoint church where his casket is expected to arrive in a matter of hours. service will start at 11:00 a.m. this morning, and like you said, the casket will arrive around 8:15 this morning, and master patrol officer fred arnold died unexpectedly in nevada. tampa police say officer arnold was at lake mead, nevada, when the incident occurred a27-year veteran with the tampa police department who rescued a family of three from a house fire when he was a rookie. he went on teens with the police explorer program. his children spoke at a news conference last week, reflecting on their father's good deeds around the community. his son fred arnold iv said he taught him how to drive, he was supportive, and had a bright soul. >> we all said he had an infectious laugh, and when he would laugh, everyone else would laugh and just have a and i feel like he knew the value of the family. the family is not just where your house and home is. it's where the heart is. i feel like him as a pers