on ifc.for being here buddy. >> look at you. >> jimmy: it's good to see you >> good to see you, man. you make me happy. >> jimmy: i love you. i heard you might be a little sick so i'm happy you're feeling better. >> i was nervous so my voice is a little screwed up. you know what i mean. like i came out here. i brought my girlfriend with me. we're excited. a week in new york, "the tonight show." two days in, the hotel room's like a hospice situation. we're both ill. she's sick. i'm sick. it's like a very boring "sid and nancy." like there's a bottle of nyquil, growing mounds of tissue paper. bottles of bs vitamins that do nothing. i'm taking regular pills. do nothing. but they do make you burp the history of italian cooking. >> jimmy: well that's something. >> you're like, "oh, wow, i feel connected to the entire isle." >> jimmy: you coming -- you like new york city don't you? >> i do like new york. but i do have to say the weird thing about the getting sick thing is i've been with her almost

ifc's a answer was, they cannot tell if the ifc's money is ending up funding it any of these almost 50rojects that she denounced because there is not control and the world bank is not able to determine, really, whether it is complying with its mandate of eliminating poverty and promoting shared prososperity. in fact, communities across honduras are saying the investments are instead generating poverty and inequality and increased inequality. amy: we're going to be wrapping up in a minute and i wanted to quickly ask about the roles of activist in berta's families for the u.s. to cut off military funding to the honduran government. >> right. so they have called for the cutoff of military funding and also the funding to these kinds of development projects. they continue to demand the cut off of military and security thinksms and, you know, i the arrests earlier this month showed the honduran secured forces are deeply involved,d, yu know, in human rights abuses. amy: finally, i want to get your response to our colleague democracy now!'s one gonzalez raising the issue of honduras with hilla

he recently celebrated its 700th episode and star of the ifc series maron, season four, the comedy premiers this wednesday, may 4th. here is a look at the new season . >> all right, everybody, before we get to today's interview, i think it's time to address the pink elegant-- elephant in the room. many of you have read or seen stuff about me on the internet, on reddit, on twitter, or in the blogoschfear. time to set the record straight. several months ago i experienced an injury and i started using prescription pain medication and as some of you know, if you are a recovering addict, pharmaceuticals can be a slippery slope. and i slipped, all right. 16 years of sobriety down the drain. i will say this, i nipped it in the bud, it's water under the bridge, no harm, no foul. if you want to tweet me other cliches feel free, but i think i covered them all, okay. but you know, marc maron is doing just fine. >> rose: marc maron is doing just fine and he's back at this table, welcome. >> doesn't look good. doesn't look like he's doing fine there. this one is. don't want anyone to panic. >> rose: the

on ifc. great to see you. back in a moment. us. ♪ ♪ charlie: sara blakely is here, she is the founder of spanx. the company has become synonymous with shape where -- shapewear, a market estimated at $750 million. she came up with the idea at 29 while selling fax machines door-to-door. oprah winfrey's endorsement in 2000 sealed her way to success. she became one of the youngest female self-made billionaires in the world. she remains the sole owner of the company, and has never used traditional advertising, or ought outside investments. her net worth is more than she $1 billion. is also part of the giving pledge and i am pleased to have her at this table for the first time, although we have talked many times before. sara: thank you so much. charlie: i'm told this reminds you of the table you had when you were growing up. sara: that's right. the minute i sat down, this is my dining room table in my childhood. i felt like i am prepared for my dad asking me about my homework, you know? this brought back memories to him interviewing

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their brands also include ifc and sundance.heir expanding boundaries of the cable television industry. he was an early champion of video on demand. for his newest venture, the documentary series, "take five" will premiere on sundance. has another series from airing on may 17. i am pleased to have you here. let's talk specifics. what is "take five."? josh: we have a new streaming service. charlie: hbo does it, hulu does it. josh: that took care of it. it is a streaming service, thank you for explaining. it is called sundance now. arguably perhaps the biggest reservoir in collection of documentaries that man has amassed. charlie: you have curated a collection. that was actually a cable channel called discovery on that idea, way back when. josh: exactly right. it is perhaps the case that the cable channel with ads to support it is not the right formulation or -- for the world's greatest documentaries that may have not mass appeal, but may have great importance. to that end, in addition to this collection which we are adding films

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antibiotics because i don't see -- and this is -- this is global, too, so you can count on the world bank and ifcthe same. i don't see private industry picking up the slack. i think this is more of a government public health issue. >> got it. >> thanks so much. >>> hillary clinton making an abrupt movement the presidential candidate cancelling a big campaign event in new jersey to head back to california. does she really have something to worry about for the primary in the golden state? is bernie sanders making the clinton campaign nervous in california? "power lunch" is back in two minutes. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >>> it was quite a weekend for bernie

s maybe even you don't take it in terms of question of is it overo sharing privacy wise because ifc you're with it but not very smarted tot that. the same thing i say i know people post vacation picturesic all the time.all i personally don't think it'st' very smart to post vacationio pictures while you're on vacation letting everyone knowoe post them when you get home.. >> speaking of new babies new mother posted the rule herheul friends and family should follol before visiting her newborn baby girl.girl it is stirring up quite a bit o controversy.co new mom wrote a do and don'twroa list and then posted it on i o facebook.fa in it that new mom writes havinv a baby is hard work. while your visit is appreciated we ask that you please assist a our family in this critical timl by helping out. snuggle time will be offered onf first come first serve basis.ass she goes on to lay out the ruler ideas on how to get to the frone of the line. in other words, bring a, br nutritious meal, take action, dd chores, empty the trash, washra, dishes, load or unloadd dishwasher, fold laundry. sit with children