i never thought about meeting them. they seem very cool. >> just dressing up like this is what we normally do in los angeles. >> meghan and harry skipped the after-partpy beyonce kept the gold theme going changing into this covered-up satin look. can we also talk about meghan's return to wimbledon. it with us a girls' day out with sister in law kate and her sister pippa, the dutches knew all eyes weould be on her after security trying to stop fans from taking pictures of her. >> meghan left the match shortly after her girl serena williams lost, no doubt to go home to archie. >> she's such a great friend and a great person. i want to do better. >> but the true winner at wimbledon -- duchess kate and her epic facial expressions during the men's final. my fave is this one it was magical. >>> going back the lion cast, they held court with our nischelle turner and she got the funniest story about how blue ivy reacted while watching mom's movie. >> it's a good story. >>> brad and leo, you're not going to believe this -- they

i never was a thug cop. did so crack when i was out in the street -- i don't know if i would consider myself a gangster. a gangster to me is like john gotti. i was not out murdering people, putting hits on people. i was a street hustler come i sold drugs, so i was a criminal. it was really bad for my family. my family had to endure that waking up in the morning. you know, there's a picture of me with the president of united states and the book, maybe a future president, hillary clinton, michael bloomberg, l l cool j. i had such a fantastic life after those five years. then with me being on the cover it took all that away and it was not an easy time for my family. and, i knew i was never a thug cop. i never committed a crime as a cop. i was probably the cleanest cop for 21 years and the reason being i thought they were always looking at me because of my past, because of how i came to work dressed, because of my tattoos. i was so clean, i always thought it was a setup. brian: let's go through some brief outline

i never lifted a weight in my life. wasn't it. chhese guys are in so better physical shape than we ever could have been. and they're trying to do better. they keep at it. i got talking to one guy over there who was a corpsman, team six. and i was asking him about -- because i saw him in the gym. i just, by chance, walked into the gym, and these fellas were working out. and my nephew was with me, who is a retired lieutenant commander in the navy. and so, we were standing there in the gym, watching these fellas work out. and this guy came over and he said, can i help you with anything? i have a hat that says world war ii vet navy frog man. he said, were you a navy frog man? he said, come on over here. he toured me the whole place. showed me the warehouse where they keep all their dear, all that stuff -- their gear, all that stuff. i said, is this what you fellas have to do every day? he said, no, this is all voluntary. they were voluntarily doing that, along with what they had to do regularly to keep in shape. i just couldn't believe

i never was in love with myself. that comes across in the book. i have problems, but i have learned through therapy, maybe i could love myself a bit and love what i'm doing and really throw myself into it, it's been a long process and long journey. >> reporter: it began with a split from his first wife alison. >> i was scared out of my mind. i'd been married most of my life. my daughters are the most important thing in the world to me. how do i as a man have a relationship with my daughters outside of if my wife is no longer there to facilitate that, how do i communicate that? how do i have a successful relationship with any woman or man for that matter if i don't even know, if i don't know what's up and what's down. and when i got into therapy,ly to start learning how to be a man. i didn't have any lessons. >> reporter: being listened to in therapy helped him listen more on air. >> yes, millions of people were listening to me on the radio, but i was telling story. i'm primarily being funny and provocative for my audience. but i never really been i

>> i wouldn't say never. e lie or, who knows. >> i'm asking, have you ever lied about something serious that wasn't a white lie in your life? >> no. >> in your entire life, you've never lied once about anything that wasn't a white lie? >> i'll just say not that i can remember. >> in fact, mike had a hard time remembering a lot of things prosecutor lewin asked about. >> i don't remember. i don't remember going to bed. i don't remember saying that. i don't know. >> but how on earth could he not remember the last time he saw his wife? >> would you agree that that would be one of the most significant events, details of your entire life? >> yes, i -- doesn't mean i had to remember it. >> lewin wasn't buying it. >> isn't it true, mr. lubahn, that the last place that carol lived her last breath was taken in that bathtub when you murdered her? what are you looking at the judge? >> because i'm waiting for him to correct you. no, i didn't murder her. i'm sorry. in the bathtub? >> and mr. lubahn if you had murdered her,

i will never forget one day they said you have a lot of people coming here. he saidcome out here and i will show you why. he says you see that? the term originally came in after he left i said you want me to get rid of that and she said no, these are good people, just like us but they are down on their luck and we should help them. in a thousand ways, she told me that by example, not lecture that example. god bless my dad and anybody else anybody that worked for him when they go to to work he kept paying them because they were people and had families that needed to be taken care of. every sunday after church he would go to their part of town, go into their homes and sit on their porches and summertime. people didn't do it back then that he did because he loved people. everybody carried his business card and every black man that worked for him understood if anybody treated him improperly, he was to hand them my dad's business card and he was a very modest man and a highly respected person. as a little boy i saw that and it was a wonderful place to grow up. outs

i live down the street, i never see her. i met her one time in paris.te celine dion song? >> you know the one -- ♪ near, far, wherever you are ♪ i will always ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i never imagined. >> that one is my favorite. >> jimmy: boy, what was the first time you were in las vegas? how long ago was it? >> first time i performed here, i never forget it, because it was so hot. the hottest i've ever been in my life. i was inside it was so hot, i thought i would go outside and get cooler, and it was way off the strip. in the desert. it was a little shack out in the desert. but the hottest i ever been was in dubai. i went out there in the middle east. i thought vegas was hot. i went out there to play golf one time, and i had the whole golf course to myself. but i didn't know it was the hottest time of the year, nobody was golfing. >> jimmy: right. >> that's first time i realized that black people can get sunburned. >> jimmy: wow. >> because i had a tank top on, my shoulders were messed up for months. so i wear suntan lotion every time i'm

trump: but i never had it. the standpoint of somebody that maybe has used social media better than anybody because i became president -- i am sure i could have done it -- there's no question i would have done it either way. i said to mark burnett, so, "the apprentice," had i never done that -- it was a tremendous hit for 12 seasons. i said, had i never done "the apprentice," would i be president? he said, "maybe not." i said, "i think i would have." but i'm always going to say that. i had never seen it before. i go up and then come down. up, down. ultimately, it does it goes very slowly. i really believe people are taking it up as it goes up. sometimes it comes down substantially. a number of months ago, i was at a certain number. many millions. then all of a sudden, i was down over one million and then i came down and i said, what is going on? said,ou checked and he "they say they are doing adjustments. they say they don't like some of the people." people. people buy i don't what to do that. first of all, it i

>> i never said that. i have never said that. difference with obama about saying same sex marriage. i never mentioned a child about a president obama. never never never. if i did, find it. >> this is a quote. if you watch the men who have been caught having sex with little boys all of them will say they're molested as a child. for the president to done this type of thing is irresponsible. he walked the comments back saying he didn't think the president was condoning molestation. is that correct? ? >> i never felt the president was doing -- as a matter of fact the president is a gentleman. we had a deep conversation with a key assistant to talk about the things that we disagree. the only thing i disagree was same sex marriage. that's it. reporters tried to get me into other avenues and i would not do it. i feel same sex marriage was -- i took that position and take it now. >> so i know it's hard for you, you think it's hard to believe that trump is racist. but he's repeatedly used racially charged language. and consistently attack

i never thought i would talk about capitalism versus socialism. i did not ask for this fight but i am up for it. if we do not do it now, when will we do it? radical democrats are telling the world, i read your book. they believe socialism is better than capitalism. they are talking about is bad. they believe in the single party system. they believe in "are's. they -- open borders. they believe in infanticide. have you ever heard of a party condone that? they have a right to vote. wage tot to give a anyone unwilling to work. they want socialized medicine that has spared -- failed everywhere in the world, including bernie sanders states. they want the green new deal. these are not minor changes. these are radical proposals that would bring socialism to the united states. why? they cannot talk about the results. they cannot talk about the big programs. they have to talk about a new way. we have got a good way. it has been proven if you would pay attention. if the democrats win the white -- to a onewill political system. they are saying they would and

i dreamt of hitting the runs in the world cup final, i never dreamt i would lead my country out in themuch it means. new zealand weather—beaten finalists in the last world cup. they knocked at the mighty india in this semifinal but yet, as the captain knows there are always described as the underdogs. whatever dog we are it isjust the underdogs. whatever dog we are it is just important the underdogs. whatever dog we are it isjust important we focus on the underdogs. whatever dog we are it is just important we focus on the cricket that we want to play and we have seen over the years that anybody can beat anybody, regardless of breed of dog. both nations help fixture can be inspiring cricket participation, both captains were now look no further than 100 overs, right here. you will be able to follow the final across bbc radio and online, the former new zealand captainjeremy coney will be with the test match special team. it depends on the surface they are going to play here at lord's tomorrow. if it is a motorway and material road, new zealand cannot match england for sheer power and arti

i never knew what i was ultimately capable of doing.hink it was being exposed to great americans. 28 victories in world war ii. he was ready to rest a little bit. his enthusiasm carried over to five or six of the squadron. it was good. because the abundance we had in those states, and the only way you really get good in tactical aviation is to fly a lot. it's combat flying. i went on from there. we will go to questions from the audience. >> you see a stack here, probably more than i need. i do want to back up a little is there anything in your background that led you to join the navy in the first place? was it something you just kind -- , you havegot exposed to remember airlines, there weren't airliners. it was brand-new and exciting. it's hard to explain to people who haven't been there. combat maybe. i can across california yesterday and i had a window seat. where ine of those days got to look out across the country and thought, what a uniform country you live in. i do every single day of it -- we hope that gave you an answer. >> you

i never get good press. i used to get great press.ow because of what i stand for and represent and nobody has had 93%. i am talking about stories that should be good and they make them bad or should be great and they make them neutral. let i won and i will win again. when they say it's the most powerful they may be. facebook was against me. they were all against me. twitter was against me. i don't think twitter would be the same without what i do on twitter. but they just have this crazy disposition. the philosophy. and yet -- the democrats are opposed toem this. to them. >> tucker: what the tech companies may be illegal. is there a role for the justice department? >> there could be. i don't want to say whether or not they are doing something. there are a lot of people that want us to. pick up a newspaper and read it or watch fox or some other network. there are a lot of people that want us to take action against facebook, twitter and amazon. amazon also. a lot of people want us to take action. >> tucker: are you going to? >> i can't

that while one home i never thought that i would call a $1000000.00 business. a person has to have a dream. you know they have to want to do better for themselves you can bring a person out of. and they can have nothing and they can make something of themselves if that's what they want. to live disserving way for so long in his forest. way. dad needs to be put out here. because a lot of people don't know how to break to change from the street scene that's saying get off only you a single hold you want to die to be all that bull of war. for me is to be that beacon of hope oh no matter where you come from no matter what you've done you can come because the same bull i sold drugs on. directly across the street for my office is used to set a bar called the night light. sold drugs out that door for a number of years inside and out so they have mobility almost it became before and then to show people that yes i was that once drove up and down the street and sold drugs and did all that stuff there i'm now a changed person and i'm that somebody that they can expire to

i never did.here was a kind that if you got hurt, you could break the co2 tube and it would inflate, but i never wore one. just had a facemask and fins, and that was it. in fact, this article that i have over there is from the saturday evening post, in october of 1945, and the title of the article is "they hit the beach in swim trunks." it was the first time they acknowledged underwater demolition teams. >> your uniform was swim trunks, masks. george: that was it. and we carried the explosives on our back. we carried 60 pounds on our back when we were going to start blowing. that's how we got the stuff. >> so you landed on normandy with the invasion. george: ok. i was going to get you this article. i forgot about this cord. >> [indiscernible] george: my mother cut this out. this was taken in florida. this fellow here, by the name of harper, here's the title of the article. here's a date. and then that one is another picture here someplace. oh, here it is. ok. this is all my platoon. this is andy.

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there are things that i did that i will never be able to forgive myself for. will spend the rest of my life trying to atone for those things. but i was not a criminal. i thought i had to do criminal things to survive. and later on in life, because of the influence injoining the black panther party i began to understand how society functioned and understand what individual racism supported by institutional racism and the systemic application of racism, how that affected my life individually and as a member of the african—american community. you talk about the black panthers and i guess it was inside the prison in new york where you first really came face—to—face with black men who were committed members of the panther movement. were you already aware of them? were you already drawn to that ideology, a sort of extremely strong black power ideology or was it meeting these people that changed your head? there is a question as to whether the influence of the black panther party awaken something already in me or whether the influence of the black panther party raised

dara: i would never claim i am underpaid.laughter] david: did you tell gary barrett you are interviewing for this? dara: i did very early. the press was all over the place. david: you don't think you could have kept it a secret? dara: i have gary to thank for pretty much everything in my professional career. i could not bear the possibility of him hearing about this from some news report. he was the first person i called. ♪ david: you grew up not in the united states. where were you born? dara: i was born in iran. david: why did you leave iran? dara: i left in 1978. i was nine years old. this was when the iranian revolution happened. my family was an industrial family, well off. when the shah was overthrown, folks like my family were no longer welcome in iran. we went to france to wait until things calmed down and things never calmed down. we went from france to irvington, new york. we stayed at my uncle's house. we had no other place to stay. david: we went to high school in -- dara: tarrytown, new york. david: and then you

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i never felt that there was not that dream that i could realize. >> greg: you were too short.this is true, the world is discriminatory towards -- studies show that taller people are more successful in life than short people. we are the victims. >> emily: we are the exceptions to the rule then. going back to the wokeness, it was not. up to me it was all magical and inspirational and i never for one second it felt left out or that i would not have an equal shot because of my gender. >> jesse: we would not send you into space, we would not want you to represent us. the aliens -- >> greg: they will think that humans are small and come to invade us. where is the space? >> juan: do you have an advantage in being shorter? because they prefer fighter pilots who are small. >> emily: at that time in the '90s -- >> greg: i am glad that i am short, i am afraid of heights. >> jesse: also asked her night ice cream. >> greg: they sell it at the fairgrounds. >> jesse: they will send you emails. >> lisa: emily mentioned that she never felt as a woman that you could not follow that dream, but t

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and when i break up with a a woman, never pleasant. th you guys the women of today will yell at you right in a restaurant. [ laughter ] do you know what i do? i take her to a chinese restaurant [ laughter ] that way if she yells at me, it just seems like she's working at the restaurant. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i'm trying to stay in shape. i started doing hot yoga last spring and one of the benefits of doing hot yoga in new york is that you get to carry a small mat around the city with you and i like that. [ light laughter ] because my friends are dumb. they're like, "are you doing yoga?" i'm like, "this? no i like to engage people in tiny wrestling matches all over town [ laughter ] that's how i work out now. i start a confrontation. i roll out the mat [ laughter ] i wave on the challenge. i'm like, "bring it, dog let's solve it in this two by one by two by one-inch space that i carry around with me for aggressive reasons." [ light laughter ] i complain about hot yoga being too hot. i'm one of those guys. my friends are like, "mike, w

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owned a a boat, i don't know anything. i've never great. >> jimmy: aliens ate my buick, eggs suck, soiled sheets, tiny hiney. [ laughter ] i don't know i don't think i need a book to name a boat. tariq, can you name a boat >> tariq: "the cod father. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm going to call my boat, "swimmy fallon." higgins, can you name a boat >> steve: "tiny dingy. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] tariq, do you got one? >> tariq: "ship happens. [ cheers ] >> j higgins? >> steve: "very small balls. [ laughter ] wait, what are we naming again [ laughter ] >> jimmy: boats. >> steve: boats, my bad. [ laughter ] i thought we were naming something else, nevermind. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: think we - you don't want to know >> jimmy: what did you think we were naming? >> steve: you don't want to know >> jimmy: but you thought when i said the word "boat -- >> steve: i heard "testicles." [ laughter ] summer hearing i have swimmer's ear [ laughter ]ry ts bit. i'm not sure if this is gonna -- this bit is going to make it to air. >> steve:

>> i never heard of the bottle cap challenge when i sat down in that meeting. i just tried it.st time, no rehearsal and i did a quick hammy stretch and nailed it. >> you have to wear loser pants though. >> genna was concerned. >> our final low goes for patience where people taking a lot of space on the train. sitting down to a full meal of buffalo wings on the ride home or this is a new one. playing a spirit game of ping-pong. this video was captured and posted. i don't have a lot of information for. two people setting up a ping-pong table and starting a rally on the subway. it is pretty good. >> as always the best part of the subway, the new york commuters barely battle an eye. i have so many questions about how they got the table in and everything. >> the way they can do it on a moving platform. >> the people that don't live in new york and look at that video, oh, that's charming and people living in new york, oh get off my train. >> when they're taking up all that stage. not amuse. >>> coming up, a sit-down with jerry sieinfield that made him n icon. icon. >> we c at♪ anna?

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i never met him. i'm going to show support. i went to visit him.ers on the stage like it was a real graduation. >> jimmy: yeah. >> they made it feel like they was going to graduate and go off to college. that's not how it happens. that's not how it happens in prison. you going to get this g.e.d. and you going back to your cell, and you'll stay there until jail time. everybody better hit the deck. and that's what happened. even the lowest of the low in the auditorium, take they was graduating. they had them on the stage with the robe and the cap and the gown, and underneath the cap and gown was state issued clothes. you could see the shackles on the jail boots. but they had them up there on the stage singing the real graduation song. trilli triple homicides and they was singing ♪ how do i say good-bye to what we have ♪ ♪ the good times that made us laugh ♪ >> jimmy: wow. beautiful. ecstatic. well, it's good to see you. >> i love you j jimmy. >> jimmy: i know you're going to be great on wednesday night. tracy morgan host the espys, the espys live wed