willard. >> you're welcome, jimmy. remember, when there's trouble in space, we're on the case! >> jimmy: thank you, fredcommander willard, commander of space force. >> space force! >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> all the way! >> jimmy: it's really in action. [ cheers and applause ] kanye west and awkafina will both be here. music fans can be vocal with their opinions on twitter which is why from time to time we like to give those who are the targets of the haters a chance to respond. tonight we've done it again, hitting an all new, all hip-hop edition of "mean tweets." [ cheers and applause ] >> 50 cent is a moron who needs to be kicked in the balls. i don't think anyone deserves to be kicked in the balls. i think we should take these violent thoughts and place your energy somewhere a little more productive. >> wow, isn't asap rocky a load of bull [ bleep ]. everybody's entitled to their own opinions. i'm not really mad at that [ bleep ]. >> now that she's all post-racial and trying to raise color blind babies does she still have those paw prints on her [ bleep ]? yep. >> either a lesbian, a toddler, ex-con, or p

francis, and thinking of fred willard and the story of the dare stones. so, who are these folks, what is it like to create someone who did bad things and possibly got away with it or not? >> i could start. so, actually, the villain in my story, traditional by been the person who was considered the one who destroyed the colony through sabotage, his name was fernandez, portuguese pilot who brought the colonialists back and forth and was very successful and he was long tarred as the one wholand them on roanoke and consigned them to death. always thought it sounds good and he is a natural -- it seems like main man the was the villain but when i dug into it and went to the asoars and spain and went into the archives, i realized no, he was not the villain. in fact he was probably the one who came up with the idea for an english jouet post in north america and convinced senior walter raleigh to do it. so i completely turned around the old narrative, which was to take this foreigner, this dark spaniard, who was actually portuguese, and turn him into somebody who