please well come jeffrey tambor! (cheers and applause) mr. tambor, thanks so much for coming out. see you! thank you very much! (cheers and applause) thank you so much. please. please. thank you. jeffrey, thank you so much. we only met the first time tonight. can i call you jeffrey? >> yes. >> stephen: thank you very much. you may call me steve. i'm a huge fan of your work, the larry sanders show, arrest of development. currently starring in the new amazon series tranc transparent. i play the patriarc>> i play the family. >> stephen: previously called mort. >> now called mora. are you saying you're going to start dressing like a lady, always? my whole life, i have been dressing up. like a man. (cheers and applause) >> do not hurt my feelings. (laughter) >> stephen: i need your help. i'm going to put my cards on the table. >> do it. >> stephen: okay. i need your help. i'm not an actor. you're an actor, and you -- (laughter) i don't understand -- i don't understand certain things. >> i'm going to take you through this. (laughter) >> stephen: be gentle. be gentle. >> be gentle with me

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. >> so carol, when jeffrey tambor was here in the studios everybody was asking him "how do i see this at least you can sign up for the free 30-day trial on amazon.c amazon.com. he was excitinged to see everything at cnn and he was so excited to take pictures with you. i caught him taking selfies so when he saw you he was thrilled. >> he was so sweet and i was surprised at how shy he seem bud you said once he opened up he was the old jeffrey tambor. >> it's interesting because now he's an old time actor straddling two different streaming companies. he had "arrested development." on netflix and now amazon. so he's moved into the fuch zbrer it's great he gets to be extra creative in these forums because, you know, on traditional broadcast television you can't really do that these days. >> you have two transgender characters larks verne cox with her role on "orange is the new black" and this transgender character on streaming series. >> samuel burke, thanks so much. i appreciate it. >>> checking other top stories for you at 55 minutes past. the next phase in malaysia airlines flight 370 h

that's the sound track for that new show with jeffrey tambor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thiis next one fromchusetts. he was doing a real estate search online. let's see what he's looking for. affordable apartments in new york city, let's see what they came up with. no results. [ cheers and applause ] good luck! >> steve: good luck. >> jimmy: good luck, buddy. >> steve: get outta here. >> jimmy: ain't going to happen. [ new york accents ] get outta here. >> steve: hey. >> jimmy: get lost over here. >> you can't make it here, you can't make it nowhere. get outta here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: look at this guy over here, eh? get outta here. [ laughter ] get over here. get outta here. [ laughter ] >> steve: here's a little something for you. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: here's a little something for you. take it, just take it. >> jimmy: don't worry about nothin. don't worry about nothing. >> steve: now get outta here! >> jimmy: get out! [ laughter ] >> steve: butt trouble. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's my ring tone. lll next one was sent in by oren cohen in israel. he was at a museum, saw a a

we had jeffrey tambore on last week.is really influential in terms of breaking -- not only breaking down barriers but getting the conversation started. parts of our society are seen as taboo. the first part of policy is bringing the communities out of the shadows and certainly in terms of prison reform incarcerated men and women are -- it's a prison pipeline that leaves you at the bottom of the economic ladder. so there are incentives on the left and the right to do something about what is institutional failure and a systemic problem in terms of pushing the country forward economically and socially. >> and it seems a big part of this is the increasing diversity on the folks in the shows and writing the shows and running the shows. you are seeing the beginnings of a real shift not just in hollywood because use have the cable and the pay cable channels you have places where it is okay to aim and try something new and aim for an audience that has not presented itself in one place before. that is a big deal in getting a dive

. >> jeffrey tambore. >> michael steele is on location.pact on television, but even more broadly on society, do you think that in your story, you've made the difference you wanted to make, that you were able to capture not just the political moment but sort of set it as a benchmark for future generations? >> the only thing i can be sure of, because i have all the letters, years and years of them to prove it, is that when numbers of these episodes were over, families talked. first of all, families sat down be an watched them together. that was really interesting. and they talked. and anything that engenders talk in our country today in a -- in a society -- in a democracy that depends on an informed citizenry, talking is good. >> just looking at the scene we bumped in with, when the family is sitting down for dinner. any time a family sits down for dinner these days is a miracle. >> especially if they're sitting at dinner without doing this. >> exactly. we have a rule in our family. it's still hard. we have teenagers. norman lear, thank you.