republicans swept the still red there is no prospect in athens, georgia former president trump this is jimmy hello. i graduate back in 1994. i don't think at one of your classes then. the changes at the accounting procedures i know there's still a lot of court proceedings going on o in the way they are countig the ballots in georgia. how is that change? what's theha status of that? thankk you. >> one of the changes we will be able to start counting early voting and the absentee ballots a bit earlier than we have in the past. that may help us get results out. they also go against the tradition of georgia which is a very small rural county of the e concert ballot in first. begin counting until 7:00 p.m. when the polls closed. then the other boat summit concerns about what's happening georgia. my recollection is 11:00 p.m. on election night and 2020 is lead group sharon 100,000 votes and then as the early vote comes in that was part of what set him off and sink their manufacturing votes out there or something because at one point it looked like yes, he was winning george about the same kind of margin

jimmy: all right. kathryn, you're up first. >> oh. ♪ hello. [ bell dings ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hello. [ bell dings ]] [ bell dings ] >> jimmy: i want to sex you up. [ laughter ] [ bell dings ] [ cheers and applause ] >> bye, bye, bye. [ laughter and applause ] [ bell dings ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: someone pour me up a a double shot of whiskey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that was a nice one. that was a nice one. that was nice -- let's try one more. announcer, please set the stage for this last one. >> we take you now to a remote cabin in the woods. a killer is on the loose. suddenly, there's a knock at the door. ♪ >> jimmy: it's cold in here. >> it's so cold in the woods. >> jimmy: it's so cold in the woods. all right. oh, i go first. >> is that the knock? >> jimmy: who are you? who, who, who, who? [ laughter ] [ bell dings ] >> it's -- it's me. hi. i'm the problem. it's me. [ laughter ] [ bell dings ] >> jimmy: do you really want to hurt me? [ light laughter ] [ bell dings ] >> i'm the bad guy. duh. [ light laughter ] [ bell dings ] >> jimmy: oh, no. oh, no. oh, no, no, no, no, no. [ laugh

. >> i know. [ laughter ] but -- >> jimmy: aqui -- >> -- mis -- >> jimmy: "hello"? i guessing what it is? no. >> i'm going to give you the literal translation first. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> because otherwise you're going to be really lost. "here my fried pork skins thunder." [ laughter ] okay? >> jimmy: all right, and this is something people say? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. >> and then "am i thinking out loud," or "what i say goes, i'm in charge." >> jimmy: "my fried pork skin thunder." >> it's like, "i'm thinking out loud" or -- >> jimmy: so, you say that, "hey, hey, hey, my pork skin is thunder," that means -- what was the second one? >> "what i say goes, i'm in charge." >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, what is it? chicharrones? >> be careful with the "chi" because you can go into a a completely different word. >> jimmy: i know, sorry, sorry, sorry. [ laughter ] sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry. i was getting close. i would say it's that. i would say it's the second one. [ bell dings ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ see? i can hang with you. we can hang out. we can hang out

. >> jimmy: gabe! >> hello. >> jimmy: and now you're playing young lorne michaels. >> it's weird. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a great film. it's called "saturday night." i want to know everything about it. how did you first hear about the role? >> i first heard about it -- i met jason at the premiere of "the fabelmans," actually, in london. >> jimmy: jason reitman. >> jason reitman, who directed the film. >> jimmy: great job, by the way. >> he's -- he's a genius. and he wanted to get coffee. and he pitched it to me of like, "yeah, you know, i'm" -- he was there shooting the last "ghostbusters" movie. but he's like, "i'm just trying to meet some young actors, get a vibe of who to cast for this." and i was like, "okay, i'll -- if he's thinking of me i might be in the background or something." and then it wasn't for, like -- that was in january of '23. and then it wasn't until, like, a couple months later in june that they asked me to audition for lorne, of all people. >> jimmy: did you think that would be w

. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. hello. nice to see you. ou? >> jimmy: what's happening? [ bleep ]. >> there's a serial killer on the loose. >> jimmy: oh, i see someone. >> is that a panda? >> hi. >> jimmy: yes, it is a panda. >> hello. >> jimmy: oh, [ bleep ]. you're afraid of pandas. you're afraid of pandas. >> no, i'm not! >> all right, now, look at this little guy. here's a very rare breed. >> you look great in glasses. >> jimmy: thank you. [ growling ] [ hatching noises ] [ growling ] that actually got me. all right, that one actually -- [ screaming ] >> jimmy: ah! hi. >> hi, hi. >> jimmy: nice to see you. thank you. >> ahh! >> jimmy: twice. >> we know you're there. >> jimmy: i know. why would you say it twice? >> why? >> gah! >> i've got 'em, daddy. >> jimmy: god, i can't get out of it. >> okay. is that michael buble? >> jimmy: yes, it's michael buble, from "the voice." you do a great job on "the voice." >> good job, buddy. >> jimmy: after you. you're my guest. >> after you, sir. get in there. [ both yelling ] >> jimmy: ahh! >> who was

>> jimmy: now in a rom-com way. >> well, hello. >> jimmy: i like that. here's the movie is "the exorcist." >> the power of christ compels you! or -- you know. [ laughter ] the power of christ compels you. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and one more. okay. well, this is from one of your films. "love actually." ♪ >> okay. you know, if you look for it, have a sneaky feeling that love actually is all around. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. that is spectacular. hugh grant, everybody. "heretic" is in theaters a week from friday. thank you. we will be back with aldis hodge! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ like a relentless weed, moderate to severe ulcerative colitis symptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should c

please welcome niecy nash-betts. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> hello you in a while, i guess, huh? >> i think i have not been here in ten years. >> jimmy: well, catch us up on everything that's gone on since then. >> oh, my goodness. where do i begin? i won an emmy. >> jimmy: congratulations, that's good. >> all right. i won a critics choice award. i divorced a man and married a woman. what else? oh. and then when i got married this time, i had this friend, you know, and it wasn't deep. i just said, i want to make love all around the world. and so far we have been to 26 countries. >> jimmy: you've made love in 26 countries. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and so the plan is -- do you feel -- do you have to be -- do you have to be touchdown on the ground in a room or if you're flying over -- how does it work? do you ever feel pressure? we're here for one night. we've got to do this. >> no, it's a plan. we stick to the plan. >> jimmy: and do you have one of those maps with pins in it. >> no, i don't have that. >> jimmy: i'll get you one of those. >> thank you, my wed

hello"? >> yes, absolutely. yes. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, okay. ♪ ♪ i've been trying to reach you where did you go hellothat's lionel richie. [ light laughter ] i guess so. how about something -- [ light laughter ] how about like, maybe like, taylor swift? how about "blank space"? >> yeah, yeah. oh, yeah. >> jimmy: "blank space." >> yes, yes, yes. ♪ ♪ i've been trying to park since the middle of the day ♪ ♪ seems like all the spaces have gone away ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ and i spy a blank space ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, no, no, yeah. that's interesting. i don't know that verse. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know that verse. ♪ i spy a blank space ♪ >> jimmy: yes, you were looking for a parking space. no, how about maybe something that we all know? how about the beatles? everyone loves the beatles. [ cheers and applause ] maybe like, "yellow submarine," "yellow submarine." ♪ underwater navigation ♪ >> jimmy: what? ♪ underwater semi station ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know -- that's not -- i don't think -- [ laughter ] "underwater navigation"? no, i don't think that's -- i've never heard that lyric. do you make a

this is jimmy. hello. caller: good morning, professor bullock. graduated from utah in 1994 -- uta in 1994. i don't think i had one of your classes then. my question is about accounting procedures in georgia. i know there are still court proceedings going on in the way they are counting ballots in georgia. how has that changed and what is the status of that right now? thank you. guest: one of the changes is we will be able to start counting the early voting and absentee ballots earlier. that may help us get results out. it may also go against the tradition of georgia which was the small rural counties would get their ballots in first. they would come in first and the urban vote would come in later. that fueled some of donald trump's concerns about what was happening in georgia. my recollection is from 11:00 election night in 2020,'s lead had grown to around 300,000 votes. as the urban vote comes in, that you roads -- erodes. i think that is part of what set him off saying they are manufacturing votes because at one point, it looked like he was win

here to comment is former wimbledon line judge percy yates. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello there, jimmymashing to be here. >> jimmy: so, how are you holding up? >> well, this is really, really difficult for the line judge community. everyone, everyone that i know, is -- out!! -- of a job. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so you're upset about this? >> yes. line calling is in our blood, jimmy. this life is all we know. we can't separate ourselves from the game. that's why we're freaking oouut!! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i can see how that would be tough. >> and, let!! us be clear on this. [ light laughter ] it's the tech companies who are at faault! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at what? >> at faauult! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i'm sorry to hear it, but hey, i heard you have a big milestone birthday coming up. >> oh, yes, yes. you know, i think i'm going to love 40! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no offense but i feel like you're definitely older than 40. [ ding ] oh, what was that? >> well, it must have been one of the new machines that they're replacing us with because that comment was -- out

. >> i'm jimmy failla and this is fox news saturday night. hop in. ♪ >> hello, new york city. in an awkward spot because we were supposed of the leader of hamas on the panel and i paged him a few days ago but never heard back. [laughter] >> the jews in the audience but alas, is another bombing making headlines. can i just say kamala's decision to bail me annual carried if it was not only insulting to the church but a huge slap in the face. turning now to decide, a world-class carol with person is, tik tok start to stimulate lanes to the right for some reason keeps getting pms from ten walz. so excited. [applause] she is the elections correspondent at the federalist so she can never be awake check for kamala because she doesn't have a weenie. [laughter] [applause] let's be honest, he looks like the market their high school. [laughter] i love the idea of you being a work but the way you drink the tv show would be called .21 jump street. [laughter] the whole of the story but nice to see you. >> give me time. >> for the campaign trail, president trump another big event, pennsylvan

york city, it's goodbye as we leave you with the festival movie jimmy, in which we see james baldwin enjoying his adventures in paris. helloodd spit of drizzle. we had a weather front that brought some rain to northern ireland and scotland, delivering 22mm into the highlands, the wettest place in the uk, but then we had this slice of sunshine stretching from east scotland down towards south—west england where we had eight and a half hours of sunshine in camborne in cornwall and 18 celsius heat in dorset in bournemouth. and looking at the weather picture at the moment, weak weather fronts are moving south—east, just a lump of cloud by the time it reaches east anglia. that cloud keeping temperatures up at around seven degrees or so. otherwise, it is going to be quite a cold start to your sunday morning with temperatures three to five degrees pretty widely. it might be chilly, but it is going to be a lovely start to your sunday morning as well. now, we'll keep the sunshine all day across england and wales, but for scotland and northern ireland, a weather front is on the way through the afternoon, bringing cloud and rain in. i

hello. how are you doing? the question i have is how jimmy is still on when he is so far ahead of the curve with russiagate, covid and many other things? how come he has not been canceled? is it the money he brings in? guest: not only that, people who have interviewed jimmy have been throttled or removed from platforms. caller: he has too. guest: i have as well. in his case, one of the things that caused them to be deranked on some of these platforms was simply telling a true story about something that happened to him which is that he took the vaccine and then developed long covid symptoms afterwards which is something that the nih admitted that was true. this is the problem with the whole thing is that government agencies have policies that they want people to follow. they want people to get the vaccine. so rather than targeting -- they have this idea of now information which is true but politically unhelpful. so, they will go after posts that they say will promote hesitancy. that can mean something that is true like for instance somebody who gets the shot and get sick. but, it will tend to promote hesitancy if

hello, everyone. i have something incredible to share today. >> jimmy: wow, what could it be? laughter ] that health care plan you've been promising for eight years? you're finally going to release your tax returns? you tested positive for syphilis? [ laughter ] >> we are announcing the launch of trump coins, a true symbol of american greatness. >> jimmy: wait, what was that? >> we're announcing the launch of trump coins, a true symbol of american greatness. >> jimmy: even he doesn't sound sure. [ laughter ] a true symbol of american greatness. the trump coin, it should be noted, costs $100, but only contains $31 worth of silver. [ laughter ] and what captures the essence of donald trump more than charging the fans who love him most three times more than a coin is worth? a hundred dollars for a chuck e. cheese token with his head on it. [ laughter ] >> each coin comes with a certificate of authenticity with my signature to ensure you have purchased a real trump coin. i've seen a lot of coins out there using my very beautiful face, very beautiful guy. i'm only kidding. but they

jimmy: that's right, thanks for bringing it up. >> steve: you won the grammy, yeah. your opponents tonight are the founding members of the legendary roots crew. [ drumroll ] say hello totter. [ cheers and applause ] they've never -- >> jimmy: they're in that band. >> steve: they've never won a a grammy. >> jimmy: they're a good band. >> steve: well, the rules of the game are very simple. i will give each of you a a password, and then you give a a one-word clue -- that's one word only. >> jimmy: one word. >> steve: to get your partner to guess the password. >> jimmy: which is also one word. >> steve: right, one word. maybe sometimes six. the team that gets the most points after four words -- >> jimmy: no, you can't say that. that's confusing. >> steve: okay, it's not. one word. one word. >> jimmy: one word and one word. >> steve: okay, ready? the first clue goes to jimmy and tariq. >> jimmy: best of luck to you guys. hope you win. >> tariq: likewise. >> the password is -- "selfie." >> steve: okay, tariq, why don't you start us off? >> tariq: oh, perfect. got this. >> steve: got it? >> tariq: okay, so one one-word clue, right? >> steve: one word. >> tariq: cellphone. >>

brand-new album called "bouquet," being delivered on november 15th, please say hello to gwen stefani. [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy, thank you for coming. you smell really good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you look great. i love having you here. and it is special for me to have you here, because when i was a radio disc jockey at kroq, we would have these big concerts, no doubt would play on the concerts. and i was too scared to even speak to you. >> oh, come on. >> jimmy: that's true. yeah. >> i don't believe you. >> jimmy: well, it's true. >> i got nervous right now. >> jimmy: well, good. i'm glad you're the one that's nervous. >> because of you. >> jimmy: last time you were here, you were getting -- you were preparing to playco chella with no doubt with adrian and tony for the first time in how many years? >> it was like nine years. >> jimmy: it was nine years since the last time you played live together. >> it was incredible. it was literally like -- it was like riding a bike but like an e bike, you know what i'm saying? it was next level. and then but getting on stage was -- i had to train a lot, because the stage

hello to adam brody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i found this hard to believe, but the last time you were here was> jimmy: that's crazy. >> that's wild. i don't -- when you think about it in terms of presidential administrations, it's crazy. it is. >> jimmy: it is crazy. >> you've been here? >> jimmy: i've been here, i've been waiting, yeah, yeah. congratulations, by the way. your show has become like a phenomenon in, i don't know, four days or something. [ cheers and applause ] isn't that crazy how that happens? >> it's wild. i don't know if it's the age of netflix and the internet or what. but it's been very -- it's been a week. >> jimmy: it seems like people were like dying for you to see you again or something. [ cheers ] maybe a generation that grew up with "the o.c." were terroristing for you, if you will. >> perhaps. [ laughter ] hopefully. but i also think maybe tonally. we're at such a tense time. >> jimmy: who, me and you? [ laughter ] >> you and i. and all of us here. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> no, it's -- you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i think just something that's very positive and -- >> jimm

. >> caller: jimmy chill, what's up boo-yah. >> patrick >> caller: yes hello?at's going on >> caller: hey there, how are you doing? thanks for taking my call. >> i'm doing well. of course, i'm happy to take your call. what stock you got >> caller: i'm calling about broadcom, abco should i -- >> couple of bad days. the company's very -- buy! charitable trust name doing incredibly well. hey, listen, it's not an industrial those stocks got hammered. i like broadcom. let's go to dwayne in where wash washington dwayne >> caller: hello, cramer >> dwayne, what's up >> caller: bluebird. blbd >> well, it doesn't have something for me i'm sorry. i just don't see the growth. i like growth. doesn't have it. i say we stay away and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> announcer: the "lightning round" is sponsored by charles schwab coming up, with the world focused on an electric future, is oil really on its way out or could it still be essential for decades to come? cramer's giving you his take from the depths of the gulf. next >> boo-ya

hello. the swaggart family's here from reverend jimmy swaggart to so many other great people that you -- mr. trump: is jimmy swaggart here. host: he couldn't make it, but the whole family is over here. where is jim? mr. trump: i love jimmy. donnie's here. i don't even know if he likes me, but i think he does, but i love where is donnie? who's donnie? we've got to see donnie and, and -- host: they literally have one of the biggest networks. mr. trump: wow. well, say hello, how's he doing? ok. that guy is a talented guy. so, are you, by the way? good job, good job. say hello to him. terrific. host: so many people don't know this side. so we've taken a little bit of time because i have had the up close and personal seed in your life to see god in your life and we'll talk about faith offices and economy and immigration and everything in just a moment. but you know, the media attacks you relentlessly and you've been under warfare and the absolute worst, i'll never forget ralph reed and joanne were, we were at the journey concert. my kids and somebody said the president's been shot and i froze lik

hello to i know you just flew in. you just got here from >> here i am.ght? i'm glad to be here. >> jimmyey talking about our political -- laathter ] >> jimmy: oh, they are. now you agree -- >> rigged. re>>alking about, yeah. >> jimmy: thank you so much for spreading that around. dancing gold medal. [ laughter ] you had ray gun the break dancer. >> g d meleaning into their country' rigged again. both rigged. i think we're both set up somehow with the government kind of putting us on the back foot. >> jimmy: i heard you're doing this "limitless," you're doing another season of the showis how, for those who don't know, you like you put your body, your mind, your fears so i'm thrown into a series of different experiments to test di wellness, and it's -- the first season almost killed me several times. w here last time. we talked about it. i swam in the arctic, climbed a hundd foot >> jimmy: it seems to me like longevity, it's the opposite of because if you fall off a rope. >> "limited" is what the show should be called. [ laughter ] i'm expiricaapinstrument. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how much time

hello, evan, how are you? good to see you. >> how are you? >> jimmy: thanks for being here. i'm excited to have you.est way possible. >> with the hands and the stick. >> jimmy: you don't use machines? >> no. >> jimmy: could you really genuinely tell -- can you tell the difference between pasta made by hand and made by a machine? >> 100%. >> jimmy: yeah. >> because i'm insane. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but do you think most of your customers can tell the difference? >> hm -- that's an argument. >> jimmy: so in a way, you're just tormenting yourself. >> correct. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, correct. and the other thing i wanted to ask, i was watching you do it, i've done this a few times myself. you put the flour on the board, you make a well, you crack these beautiful eggs in the middle of it, you incorporate the eggs into the flour. that never works for me at all. the eggs run on the ground -- >> you're getting messy. eventually it's all got to come together. >> jimmy: isn't it better to put it in a bowl? >> also a good argument. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, all right. okay, i didn't know if that was a

hello dolly," "hair," and "waitress." bette midler remembering her former costar, saying, "he was fantastic, what a loss." gavin creel was just 48. >>> and former president jimmyter tonight, about to turn 100. the 39th president of the united states celebrating a birthday tomorrow in hospice care. he will mark the day in his hometown of plains, georgia. happy birthday. >>> when we come back tonight, the tributes pouring in >>> finally tonight, celebrating >>> finally tonight, celebrating country music legend and actor kris kristofferson. ♪ loving her was easier than anything i'll ever do again ♪ >> david: kris kristofferson's voice and lyrics were singular. ♪ he's a walking contradiction ♪ ♪ partly true ♪ ♪ partly fiction ♪ >> david: he became a country music star. a songwriter who would then perform with music's biggest legends. ♪ freedom's just another word for ♪ ♪ nothing left to lose ♪ ♪ nothing ain't worth nothing ♪ ♪ but it's free ♪ >> david: janis joplin recording a song, "me and bobby mcgee." it would become a number one hit after her death in 1970. johnny cash performing his song "sunday morning coming down" right along with him. ♪ something in a sund

hello, everybody. my first day at mcdonald's. i'm looking for a job. >> if jimmy the main thing you have got to get out. you have got to vote. and i'll be voting early. >> our job is to make sure that everyone has a free, fair and fast election. that's what we are doing this year >> i'm sweating already. my arm's spaghetti. >> i'm here with a message of hope for all americans. >> we got to lock him up. [applause] politically lock him up. >> donald trump is a fascist? >> yes, i do. >> every republican supporting her, what the hell are you doing? >> don't listen to lindsey graham, number one, it's good life advice. >> i'm proud to stand here with you today, president trump, and announce that i'm joining the republican party. >> i have never voted for anyone that i didn't believe in. >> north korean soldiers are traveling to russia to fight against ukraine. >> parole concurs with my assessment and it will be their decision and they will be released accordingly. >> everybody got what they wanted. you have two power house teams. >> bret: breaking news that israel, acco

jimmy failla. ♪ hiewrps lawrence before we go laura ingraham has a message for studio audience. take a look at the big screen. >> laura: hellon person today. unfortunately someone needs to hang back in d.c. to make sure the swamp is getting slowly drained. do not forget to vote. don't just cheer for a candidate. vote your conscience, your views. and frankly your future like your life depends on it because it does. and, remember, it's america now and forever. chase really knows how to put the hart in your local community. see what i did there? hey, jackie! (♪) evan, my guy! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪) i wish i had someone like evan when i started. somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? ooo, tacos! i got you. wait hold on, don't you owe me money? what?! your money is a part of your community, so your bank should be too. like, chase! ♪ if you struggle. ♪ and struggle. ♪ and struggle with cpap. you should check out inspire. ♪ no mask. no hose. just sleep. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com ♪ [cheers and applause] >> janice: w

jimmy: that's amazing. >> pink -- we did a show and came onstage. it was in new york. and they said, "do you want to say hellopink said, "come and see me live." and so, me and mo went to dodger stadium to see pink live. and at the end, we were like, "we are nothing. [ laughter ] we are scum. all we do is stand there and speak. she's [ bleep ] flying. [ laughter ] there's fire." at the end of the show, she goes -- [ vocalizing "so what" riff ] and then [ bleep ] flies to the -- >> jimmy: yes. [ laughter ] yes. >> i was like, "what are we doing?" >> jimmy: yes. >> "it's pathetic." >> jimmy: yeah, "we belong at those conventions." >> yeah. [ laughter ] the jet skis were right. >> jimmy: let's talk about "shrinking." [ scattered cheers ] you're a co-creator -- yeah, ow! [ cheers and applause ] co-creator -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: -- and a writer on it. and this season you also act in it. >> yes. >> jimmy: was that always the plan? >> it was not always the plan. we wrote this part, and then jason segel called me and bill lawrence into his trailer and he said, "why isn't brett doing this?" and bill was like, "i do

hello. [applause] from -- the swaggert family is here to so many other great people. fmr. pres. trump: is jimmyt here? i love jimmy. i don't even know if he likes me, but i think he does. where's donny? paula: they literally have one of the biggest networks. fmr. pres. trump: hi, donny. wow. how is he doing? ok. that guy is a talented guy. so are you, by the way. good job. terrific. paula: so many people don't know this, we are taking a little bit of time because i've had the up close and personal seat to see god. we will talk about faith offices, economy and immigration in a moment. the media attacks you relentlessly and you have been under lawfare. i will never forget, we were at the journey concert, my kids. the president has been shot, somebody said. i froze. like so many people. started crying and started praying. but, when you rose up with fight, fight, fight -- [applause] fmr. pres. trump: thank you. paula: i think so many -- fmr. pres. trump: she likes me because she's got tears. if you didn't have tears -- she really does. she's a great person. paula: yes, sir. it was very difficult fo

hello, clean and comfortable. always. fear no gush. i know we only just met, but i can't imagine my life without you. [dog whimper] (♪) [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmyreverend raphael warnock is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, a very popular singer, rapper and actress you know from her group blackpink, her new song is "mantra," jennie from the snapdragon outdoor stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we'll be joined by mila kunis and joan, "the golden bachelorette," with music from royel otis, so join us then. our first guest tonight is a very bright and funny man who did seven years behind the desk at "the daily show." he is also a bestselling author with a new book for kids titled "into the uncut grass." please welcome trevor noah. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ welcome. you look well. how are you? >> i could not be better. first of all, can i just say thank you. jimmy waited for me outside on the sidewalk. [ laughter ] welcomed me in. >> jimmy: i was hoping you'd flip me a shiny nickel on my way in. >> that was special, jimmy. that was great. >> jimmy: i do it for all the guests. yeah. isn't that strange? have you ever -- did you

hello. how are you doing? the question i have is how jimmy is still on when he is so far ahead of the curve with russiagate, covidthings? how come he has not been canceled? is it the money he brings in? guest: not only that, people who have interviewed jimmy have been throttled or removed from platforms. caller: he has too. guest: i have as well. in his case, one of the things that caused them to be deranked on some of these platforms was simply telling a true story about something that happened to him which is that he took the vaccine and then developed long covid symptoms afterwards which is something that the nih admitted that was true. this is the problem with the whole thing is that government agencies have policies that they want people to follow. they want people to get the vaccine. so rather than targeting -- they have this idea of now information which is true but politically unhelpful. so, they will go after posts that they say will promote hesitancy. that can mean something that is true like for instance somebody who gets the shot and get sick. but, it will tend to promote hesitancy if you printed. and