tonight, join jimmy and his guests - josh groban. john stamos. musical guest, tyla. th a special appearance by mick jagger. and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1860 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh that's what i'm talking about. thank you very much. thank you. thank you so much. enjoy yourself welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you're here. [ cheers and applause thank you very much. great crowd. well, guys, we are just one week away from halloween [ cheers ] but i saw that due to a global cocoa shortage, chocolate is going to be way more expensive [ audience oohs yes, the price of chocolate has gotten so out of hand that people can only afford m or m. [ laughter ] that's right you know chocolate's gotten pricey when you see a guy grating a snickers bar over a kid's halloween bucket [ laughter ] "all right everyone gets one dusting. right now, the circus peanut's like, "well, well, well, look who came crawling back." [ laughter ] "circus peanut, very

mayer [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: john johnally appreciate this people know you obviously for being a great singer, a great guitar player. and i don't know if people know how funny you are, you also write comedy bits for "the tonight show." >> i did that one time [ light laughter ] i did -- so i was up late at night enjoying an adult fruit chew, let's say. >> jimmy: okay, that makes -- okay, sure [ scattered cheers ] sure sure, sure, sure [ light applause ] this side of the audience understands. yeah, okay, perfect. >> the band gets it, too >> jimmy: yes. >> and i have all of these ideas, and there's a part of my brain that doesn't tell me that those ideas aren't good. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and they tell me that i should share them with everyone all the time [ light laughter ] and i wrote a bit for a commercial for the show, and i sent it to our dear friend, andy cohen - >> jimmy: yeah >> just so confident it was great. "send this to jimmy, please. will you send it to jimmy? and the bit was, "okay, it's a a product called crypto

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jimmy: on the open fire >> yeah, on the open fire. that was me. that was my great, great, great grandfather, john wayne. >> jimmy: yep. t, great, great grandfather, john wayne. >> jimmy: how is your movie, by the way? you still working on the superhero movie? black -- >> yeah, i'm bringing "black bobcat" back >> jimmy: yeah black -- "black bobcat." >> 'cause that's what's making money now, marvel movies >> jimmy: so you have -- been working on this. "black bobcat. >> yeah. he sleeps a lot. his superpower is he sleeps a lot, and he likes to lap milk [ laughter ] he leaps >> jimmy: yeah, yeah oh, does he? >> "black bobcat." >> jimmy: yeah, "black bobcat. >> he's got nine lives he likes to lap milk >> jimmy: this is actually something that's actually out. >> daughter's dying over there >> jimmy: i know it's my favorite, "black bobcat." i really want you to make -- i want you to make "black bobcat." i -- we'll do it next time you come on. we'll do "black bobcat." but, i want to talk about something that's out there this is real this is real you actually are opening a a restaurant in brooklyn this is real called swoony's. >

you know - >> jimmy: that's right >> and so -- but we -- our -- our relationship with john and paul, mmy: what was the relationship did you hate each other? did you -- >> no. other -- we'd -- we'd play up to the -- i think, you know, there was, like, a beatles versus stones thing, and then -- yeah, yeah, but not really >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] >> meanwhile, we're working together saying, "is your single ready?" >> jimmy: yeah, that's right, yeah >> and then -- and i'll go, and -- >> jimmy: i'll put ours out. >> but, no, "we -- we have a a couple of weeks to go. and "okay. you go first." so, we tried not to clash with our stuff. they gave us songs also, paul and john are on a a track called "we love you. >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> and -- middle '60s. and another track, "dandelion," that john and paul came by to sing you know, because they liked the stones too you know >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] sweet -- yeah, exactly yeah [ cheers and applause you inspired each other. and -- i -- we don't have to get too into it, if it makes you sad at all, but i know your brother, charlie watts, pa

jimmy: oh my god. totally, busted me on that so, you and oliver are doing stand-up together. >> yeah. johnn las vegas. >> jimmy: woo! >> very excited. >> jimmy: that's going to be fun. >> and i'm also very excited i'm doing a fundraising show in new hampshire, in manchester that's my home state >> jimmy: that's right >> it's a fundraiser for a a couple of great organizations. granite state children's alliance and c.a.s.a and so, if you live in the granite state, come check it out, because it's a really special night. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you're a good man. we always love it when you stop by that's my "strike force five" buddy, right there seth meyers, everybody [ cheers and applause stay tuned "late night with seth meyers" airs weeknights, including wednesday, right after "the tonight show." it's also available on peacock stick around, we'll be right back, everybody. [ cheers and applause back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ detect this: living with hiv, detect this: i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete

i want to think my buddies, jimmy fallon, jimmy kimmel, john oliver and seth meyers, who formed a podcastinment. i will not claim the show was good. it was something to listen to while you shop for potatoes on a saturday. i want to thank bryan reynolds for all the money he gave for his companies and as an aside, the editor who made our hour and a half rambles into actual shows. thank you. let's do it again, but not because we have to. my guess tonight is the most beloved astrophysicist and host of star talk. please welcome back to "the late show," neil gra degrasse tyson. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] nice to see you. >> we are back. >> stephen: it is so fitting you are my first guest bat. between these two shows, you are my most frequent guest and may be my favorite guest. [cheers and applause] people asked me who is your favorite guest and i say you. do you have any idea why? >> i have no idea. >> stephen: you burn with an incandescent passion about whatever the subject is. i often feel singed on both sides of my body after the interview. one of the issues for the wga and s.a.g. is the use

>> jimmy: my thanks to matthew mcconaughey. john mayer, once again [ cheers and applause the roots, right over there. [ cheers and applause thank you all for watching thank you for having me in your bedrooms i'm a lucky guy. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. good night, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight, "late night" is back with an all-new hour-long "closer look." featuring the 8g band with craig reynolds ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm -- what, here? oh, gosh good evening i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how is everybody doing tonight [ cheers and applause that's good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news authorities in las vegas last week arrested a suspect connected to the 1996 murder of rapper tupac shakur. so if you're keeping track, that's now five indictments. [ laughter ] former president trump appeared in a manhattan court today

i want to thank -- i want to thank my buddies jimmy fallon, jimmy kimmel, john oliver, and seth meyersf here. [applause] camaraderie, something approaching entertainment. i won't claim the show was good. but it was something to listen to while you chopped the potatoes on a saturday i also want to thank ryan reynolds for all the money that he gave for his companies. and just aside, mike, the editor who made the hour and half rambles in the actual shows. thank you all. let's do it again someday but not because we have to. ladies and gentlemen, my guest tonight is america's most beloved astrophysicist and host of "star talk." please welcome back to "the late show," my friend and yours, neil degrasse tyson. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ nice to see you. >> neil: we're back, baby. >> stephen: after five months it is so fitting that you are my first guest back. between these two shows over the last 18 years, you're my most frequent guest. and i think maybe favorite gu guest. because people often ask me, who's your favorite guest. do you have any idea why i say you? what is it about talking to yo

jimmy kimmel, john oliver, and stephen colbert announced their shows would return next week. >>> timeow to go outside. a live look over san francisco tonight, to see the city lights . >> is that fog off to the left there. >> oh yeah, you know there is fog. >> right now, we are seeing this fall -like pattern with a chilly dry air. breezy conditions, snow around portions around 8000 feet, but the seven-day forecast will ut take us more towards summerlike temperatures into the middle part of the week. we will show you how quickly things warm-up around the bay area in a moment. right now, a look at san francisco. out to the west, 56 degrees right now. patchy low cloud across the bay for the morning, still hanging onto low 60s around the tri- valley, probably won't be waking up too much in the way of low clouds from the next couple of mornings. there is the view of san jose with the moon out there. that extralight there is jupiter, tonight. no fog blocking the view east of san jose. we are at 52 degrees and in terms of temperature here, the weekend staying on the mild pattern, we still man

it. [ light laughter ] i would also like to thank my fellow late night hosts, jimmy fallon, jimmy kimmel, john colbert it was great to have them. [ cheers and applause we talked a lot during the strike being on the same page with them made a very hard period a lot easier to deal with. also thanks to jimmy kimmel, who suggested we do a podcast called "strike force 5. [ cheers and applause that podcast, which you can listen to on spotify, was to raise money for our staffs who couldn't come into work every day. so if you want to listen to it, it's really a lot of fun episode five is the best one, though [ light laughter ] if you only have time for one, listen to episode five guys, i've been working at nbc for 22 years now i have a great relationship with the people who run this place. even though we were on opposite sides during this strike, i want to thank them. they made some very compassionate choices about the people who work at this show and at this network, and it did not go unnoticed so they have my gratitude for that i'd like to thank my family. i know it was not easy to have me around fo

returning this evening, jimmy fallon, seth meyers, john oliver on sunday. >> this is my family here so my other family. so i really missed everybody. i'm like, i have to start getting a hobby. if this happens again, i have to have something to do. my wife is like you got to figure it out. i kept e-mailing everybody, checking in. >> collectively, the talk show hosts pooled their money together to help their staff members get through the time. members of the writers guild are in the process of voting on the new contract. it's expected to be finalized next week. the actor's strike is still ongoing. >>> it might seem impossible when you're dragging first thing in the morning, but medical experts say you can get better sleep each night. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how next. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a comfortable 75 right now in san jose. i'll have more details on some warmer weather in the forecast, plus a little bit of >>> in a few weeks, we're going to turn our clocks back an hour. for those of us who don't have young children and understand what

. >> yes >> jimmy: and elton john and - >> yeah, but stevie wonder and lady are on "sweet sound of heavenn away with them. to be in the studio with that genius, stevie wonder. >> jimmy: yeah which one are you looking forward to the audience hearing that aren't those two? >> "whole wide world." >> jimmy: that's great >> is a great, uptempo - ♪ da, da, da, da, da ♪ >> jimmy: i love it, okay, good that's good. >> love that >> jimmy: you're going to love that one >> and for the other side of the coin, there's a country kind of flavored song called "dreamy skies. >> jimmy: oh >> i get to play the slide, and mick sings very country. >> jimmy: i such mention also, this was made after the passing of charlie watts who was obviously your brother and your band member one of the greatest drummers >> yeah. well some things are beyond our control. and losing charlie was one of those things but before he did pass, he said to me, and to the band -- because i was the last one to see him in the hospital room and he said, "just make sure that you get steve jordan to cover for me, and when i get well, i can

jimmy: and that's the love album? >> yeah. it's very important. this is the greatest r&b album. justin bieber, mary ba blige, johneople. >> a lot of people and i'm on there. make sure you check it out. >> jimmy: make love to it. diddy is with us. this is the love album. we'll be right back. ♪ help protect from hiv. i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without daily prep pills. with one shot every other month, just 6 times a year. in studies, apretude was proven superior to a daily prep pill in reducing the risk of hiv. you must be hiv negative to receive apretude and get tested before each injection. if you think you were exposed to hiv or have flu-like symptoms, tell your doctor right away. apretude does not prevent other sexually transmitted infections. practice safer sex to reduce your risk. don't take apretude if you're allergic to it or taking certain medicines, as they may interact. tell your doctor if you've had liver problems or mental health concerns. if you have a rash or other allergic reactions, stop apretude and get medical help right away. serio

trump's toupee." [ laughter and applause that's impossible, that's hard to do. >> jimmy: and finally, when congressman johns asked, he said - [ beeping "i'll pass because - i'm actually the next -- golden bachelor. [ laughter and applause so, these are just some of these -- meanwhile, with kevin mccarthy out, north carolina congressman patrick mchenry will serve as the interim speaker. yeah kevin mccarthy and patrick mchenry. they have similar names, so it's a little confusing. here, let me break it down for you. [ rhythmic tapping ] kevin mccarthy patrick mchenry. kevin mccarthy [ light laughter ] patrick mchenry. mchenry, mccarthy. mchenry, mccarthy. two men. same party [ light laughter ] mccarthy, mcgarvey, mccollum, mccaul mccarthy, mccarthy, mccartney, mcgraw mccarthy, mcgovern, mccormick, mcbath, mcclellan, mick jagger, mccheese, back to pat. mccarthy, mcgovern, mclovin, mcrib, matthew mcconaughey [ light laughter ] now back to mick kevin and kevin and kevin and matt matt ousted kevin and now we have pat patrick and patty and patrick and pat. kevin and kevin james meme format pat mchenry after him, p

. >> jimmy: you're on "wipeout" which is on tbs with john cena. >> yes. >> jimmy: that is coming backeginning of november. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: and you've got 12 podcasts now, which is too many podcasts. >> i know, i love to talk. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and you're nominated for an emmy right now. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: everything's good. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know what? i got to tell you something -- i'd be like, next time you walk through the hall, beyonce should put her hand on this the wall for you. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know, that was a kind sentiment. >> jimmy: and one more apology to the bahamas? >> you know -- no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, okay. see nicole byer at the new york comedy festival, november 10th, at the apollo theater. thank you, nicole. we'll be back with megan maroney! >> oh, it's says things. >> you know what it says? because i think that's either japanese or read. yeah, okay. could be anything on there. you know? alas. how are you? because the last time you were here, you spoke about an ill fated vacation to the bahamas. >> yes. and

jimmy fallon -- i mean -- >> stephen: distinguished himself. >> john: distinguishedwhile taking liberties with the englis language. that i think will never be fully forgiven by the people of britain. it's beautiful. beautiful chaos, incredibly funny. he is like a conductor conducting an orchestra who doesn't innately understand what music is. that's the best way i can -- it's incredible. >> stephen: one of the mistakes that we made on the podcast is right at the end, we said we should get some merchandise. we ordered a lot of merchandise. to sell to people. >> john: is fair to say it's a disaster, financial disaster. >> stephen: probably. >> john: it's like if the last thing radioshack did was let's order some bomber jackets. that'll take us out of this hole. we have a huge amount of merch and there is no real market for it. >> stephen: the podcast is over. >> john: still exists. >> stephen: i thought maybe we could give some away to the audience tonight. [cheering] what? >> john: and if they catch them, then they pay for it? >> stephen: no, it's free. it's just me.

john. please say hello to tiffany haddish. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i don't want to get too much. >> jimmyok fantastic. you look great. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: what have you brought me here? >> i have brought you honey from my backyard from my bees. >> jimmy: thank you. that's very nice. you have bees and you go in and do it? >> i have bees from my yards. i pay a white man to pull off the shells. >> jimmy: right, right. sure, sure. >> i keep all the wax and i keep the honey. >> jimmy: do you like honey? is it good? >> it's delicious. i had it tested. my honey tests the highest in southern california for potency, nutrients, and all that good stuff. and my bees are very fast workers, just like me. they're hard workers. i sit in the backyard on a daily basis and i sing to them and i tell them stories. >> jimmy: you do? >> i tell them all kinds of songs like. ♪ we bees in the back ♪ ♪ bees bees in the back ♪ >> jimmy: do you get stung? >> i have never been stung. and i'm out there with a tank top on just talking to them. >> jimmy: you remember last time i talked to you. >> it was ma

strike force 5" is a podcast i'm doing with the other late night hosts that is stephen colbert, john oliver, jimmyd jimmy fallon we're going to do 12 episodes. we're recording the last one tonight. ten of them are available for you to listen to on spotify. i should have thanked last night as well ryan reynolds whose companies aviation gin and mint mobile have been two of the main sponsors so thank you so much to ryan reynolds. [ cheers and applause that money has gone to our staff, and it's been really great. i will say spending time with the strike force, i got to know those guys in a way that i didn't know them before. i really like them and then last night, former president trump goes on his new -- you know, whatever his twitter, whatever it's called, and he said a very hurtful thing about the late night shows are back and he referred to them as losers and, i mean i'm not going to address it because i don't think it was about me. [ laughter ] but it's very hurtful. those guys are my friends. i think he likes this show i have another podcast i've been doing it with my brother called "family trip

i would never have agreed to speak this order following john wayne, jimmy stewart and bob hope. thank you. and tricia and melanie. thank you. i feel like we're your guests. and i see you're your father and your grandfather. it must be bittersweet. i grew up at the time when. we saw him on tv every night. you know, the three networks. and you're in that distinctive voice. and it's one of the great things about the nixon foundation. the nixon library is the families. julian, tricia and chris and melanie and the other members of the nixon family. and i'm just grateful for you having us tonight. it's very special to have you here. and i think for everyone here, we're grateful for you. so thank you very much. so, senator, thank you for your words. governor, madam first lady. thank you, mr. ambassador. all the general officers we've got here, distinguished guests. it's such a huge honor for little marie and me to be here. you know, robert's national security adviser. i just have to go over to the pentagon from time to time. we go in the tank and meet with the chairman of the joint chi

i would have never have agreed to speak in this order following john wayne, jimmy stewart, bob hope. thank you. patricia, melanie, like you. i feel like we're your guests. i see your father, your grandfather, must be bitter/sweet. i grew up in a time when we saw him on tv every night, the three networks, and to hear that distinctive voice, that's one of the great things about nixon's foundation, the nixon library, as the families, julian, tricia, chris, melanie, the other members of the nixon family. i'm just grateful to have you tonight. it's very special to have you here. for everyone here, i think we're grateful for you. thank you very much. so, senator, thanks for your words. governor, madame first lady, thank you. mr. ambassador, all the general officers we got here, distinguished guests, it's such a huge honor for lonely little me to be here. one of our national security advisors, used to have to go to the pentagon from time to time, go in the tank, meet with the chairman of the joint chief, and you understand that, chief, and mark really had a running gag he would do every tim

deal >> oh, thanks. [ cheers and applause yeah, i'm stoked >> jimmy: i wanted to see you, 'cause you were out with two of my favorites, johny: how -- you're great too. >> no, no, no. it's really fun to go on the road with them and it's also fun to see, you could tell immediately who's there for who. >> jimmy: yeah >> like, you know, like, there's, like, very respectful people that are like there to watch comedy and then people that are just like, "show us your [ bleep ]! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who are jon stewart fans >> those are jon stewart fans. yeah, yeah, yeah >> jimmy: jon stewart fans, of course yeah, yeah, yeah, of course. [ light laughter ] >> yeah, yeah, yeah, so -- >> jimmy: that's what happens, yeah >> it's a very mixed audience. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm so happy that you're hosting the show. i'm excited for you. and you more than deserve it and ice spice is the musical guest. >> yeah, ice spice >> jimmy: it's a hot show this saturday pete davidson, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause catch him hosting the season premiere of "saturday night live," this weekend with musical guest ice spice. troye sivan

that's jimmy fallon, jimmy kimmel, stephen colbert, and john oliver.re wrapping that up next week we did 12 episodes on spotify, and we use that had money to help support our staff during this very difficult time thank you to spotify, and thank you to those other four guys it's been a lot of fun and i also have been doing a podcast with my brother called "family trips with the myers brothers." [ cheers and applause it's a very good time. interviews with celebrities about the trips they took with their kids people like kristen bell, millie bobby brown, john oliver. it's a wonderful podcast go and check that out. and before - well, not before, i guess after what i just did. and now after -- i've gotten so bad at transitions. [ light laughter ] [ laughter ] house republicans have once again descended into chaos and paralyzed congress after they ousted former speaker kevin mccarthy who lasted just nine months on the job. replaced him with nobody, and then left town and now, some republicans and gop pundits floating the possibility of making donald trump th

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jimmy. >> hey, so good to be back with all new shows. matthew mcconaughey is my guest tonight. plus we have john mayer and fiv months of >>> okay.his is hard to believe. no jackpot winner for tonight's powerball. so it just keeps climbing. people across the country and at this lucky store in san francisco were busy buying up tickets this evening. but the drawing came and went without anyone matching all six numbers. that means an estimated $1.2 billion will now be up for grabs on wednesday. that's one of the largest of all. some customers tell us with numbers this high they can't resist. >> i think they're looking at it progressively. you're watching it keep creeping up and creeping up and when it hits those big numbers you're like hey, might as well throw some money at it. >> okay. if someone matches all six numbers on wednesday, the lump sum payout would be more than half a billion dollars. >>> okay. apple says it's found the problem that's made the new iphone 15 literally too hot to handle. the most recent model just went on sale last week but there have already been a lot of complaints. users say the phones run uncomfortably

jimmy fallon is back tonight. he will be joined by matthew mcconaughey and john mayer.will be followed by "late night with set meyers," also making its comeback. you can watch after our 11:00 p.m. news. >>> have you bought your ticket yet? the $1.04 billion jackpot is the fourth largest in the history of the game. the drawing happens tonight, so good lock if you're going to play. >> you'll need it, right? the odds are low. >> kind of stacked against you. but it's fun to dream. >>> 6:19 right now. a chance trip for tacos may have been just the good luck charm a couple needed. they had just gotten home from a trip overseas and decided to buy a lottery ticket while grabbing some tacos. while eating their lunch, they scratched their lottery ticket and realized they won a million dollars. the couple says they usually by tickets, but they've never won anything that big. >> my gosh, that is incredible. >> another reason to go for tacos. >> exactly. >> taco tuesday every day. >> that's winning all around. >> lucky, lucky. >>> meteorologist kari hall joins us with a warmer forec

morning had mtv on, and like your song played more than, like, i think john mayer had a a song out at the same time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy summer you're going to be opening up for taylor swift on her eras tour. >> yes [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's a big deal. you've known each other for a while. you and -- >> long time yeah, we kind of both got started around the same time and the same age as well especially nashville nashville is very like family. >> jimmy: i love nashville >> it's great. i really like our music community. everyone wants to help each other out. and so me and taylor met because both of us, paramore and taylor were nominated for best new artist the same year at the grammy's. and so at some grammy party -- it was actually timbaland's grammy party >> jimmy: wow. >> huge. i was very nervous but a woman came up to me and she said, "i'm taylor swift's mom, and you know, taylor doesn't have a lot of friends her age that do music, and i would love to like introduce you guys or get your number. so andrea, the legend that she is - >> jimmy: i love taylor's mom. >> yeah, me too >> jimmy: i love taylor's mo

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jimmy fallon is back tonight. he will be joined by matthew mccon nay and john mayer and that will be followed by late night with sethers. >> a lot of folks excited. >>> trending this morning, another mega music star bringing their world tour to the silver screen. are you ready, beyhive? >> everyone! ♪♪ >> a film based on beyonce's renaissance world tour will be played at amc theatres starting on december 1st. tickets start at $22 and can be preordered now. i feel like this is a new trend that we're seeing. taylor swift, if you're not able to go to the concert or want to relive the concert. look at all that extra money they make. >> they were talking about people at the taylor swift concert, afterwards they didn't remember anything. >> like they blacked out, it was such a religious experience. >> maybe it's the same with the beyonce concert. this is a way to see it and remember it. >> good point. >>> it's october 1st -- >> 2nd. >> it's the first monday of the month. >> right. right on schedule with the weather as well. it was nice and cool over the weekend. it's going to be heating up. we're going to talk about somet

these drugs couldn't hold it up with the john, dividing old in the field to kid us by time the mcguire and the signal. what we could to pack them to do to jimmy moved on posters and switch to push one shade damage in aust. i'd be to come to jean at the actual position you and guy major and dr. trinket, mississauga noticed that k i'm done or getting it done, sort of will bob almost done by stuff now? hard to minnesota just needed to pause because she should be just on the system. you know, i'm carson bull, john shingler young bull jones, near the back to hook that isn't gonna let me just cut them a tim, how can we think them of them the there's some hook coming to november. mm. in between talking to them isn't then elizabeth sean, the google google tional model showing that possibly getting rejected on chicago moved on. maybe we can to make the majority block much of the pursuit to make the oxen the time limit golf? possibly yes. i'm hoping you could let me mention what could you do? not mind the to the silva line called pitch, which the part is the, the cash. lemme see the other month. so that way again, make looked at and it cuts a month to

ike barinholtz, my good friend ike barinholtz my good friend john mulaney. [ cheers ] and this week, you can check out my good friend jimmyl. [ cheers and applause and also, i'm going back to my hometown i'm going back to manchester, new hampshire. i'm going to do a standup show on november 4th. it's going to be a lot of fun. in the snhu arena. it's very cool for me. the first show i saw in the snhu arena was bob dylan. that is true, and that is why the entire -- my entire standup set i'm going to do it in my bob dylan impression [ laughter ] "you hear this you see about this?" [ laughter ] all right. moving on. after three weeks of humiliated chaos, republicans finally elected a speaker of the house who isn't just a far right election denier but was actually one of the architects of the effort to overturn the 2020 election results. the house gop's decision comes as trump himself faces damning new legal developments in three separate cases across the country, from michael cohen's testimony in new york to mark meadows's testimony in d.c. to one of his former attorneys pleading guilty in georgia for more on this, it's time

oldest of either member of the ticket, he surpassed john nance karner who lived to almost 99 and he was fdr's first vice president. >> right. >> jimmy carter not only has also, has the record for the longest post presidency, but let's not forget that he probably has the record and may always hold the record for having the best post presidency. so there is a lot to discuss on this birthday for jimmy carter. >> and we saw the country almost go into another government shutdown, tim. i mean, and i was talking about this last night with david gurgen a little bit. the thought during jimmy carter's time or ronald reagan time, this government shutdown, this brinksmanship, that would not have existed back in those days. not everything was great back in those days. i don't want to wax poetic about how times were better back then. but this one particular thing didn't happen back then. why is that? was it because of jimmy carter's leadership style, was it the way congress got along with one another back then? what are your thoughts? >> well, jim, aui'm going to she some speculation and i don't know how i could prove it, but in thinking deeply a

john. i'm saying anything at the launch. so when the supreme leader is present at an official meeting, his officials physically are in fear of displeasing the supreme leader. jimmy also is not afraid offer a brother, but in an important public event, kimmy i was on with the out of place to speak unless comes over and asks or to speak good will of the single poor, how much did not cost long the lead is made twice but don't run into the same problems as he's previously the width of the each administration believing that they couldn't negotiate some kind of deal with north korea. that would be acceptable to both sides. it would involve north korea giving up its nuclear weapons program, and they were wrong every single time. north korea has made multiple commitments in right to give up its nuclear weapons program, but it never quite gets around to it. and is diplomacy silent? military tensions? notice the north east police. we saw the camille jones roll changed to gong was a charming paisano from a visit to south korea, replaced by a tough choking village. and she promised in a pocket to which would destroy the imperialist. and then lacking it does leave john line w

these drugs couldn't hold it up with the john demanding, holding the she option to kid us by time the mcguire and the signal. what we could to pack them to do to jimmy moved on posters and switch to personal. i'm sure damaging us started me to come to jean at the hutch real positive senior guy major and dr. trinket, mississauga noticed that k i'm done or getting it done, sort of what bob almost got done by scott now, hard to minnesota just submitted to pose because she should be just on, on the 16 i'm. i'm carson bull, john shingler young bull junction. you went back to huck, that is another one. we just cut them a tim. how can we think them of them the there's some hook coming to november. me in between talking to them isn't then elizabeth sean, the google google. sheila model showing that possibly getting rejected on chicago moved on. maybe we can get to make the majority but not much of a push to to make the oxen the time the me golf. awfully yes, i'm hoping you could have been mention, we'll get a new no miles the the so the, like quote which, which group the part is the the cash. lemme see the other month. so whenever they get mapleton, they cu

john oliver has an episode jake tapper is on an episode kristen bell, our friend kristen bell and the aforementioned jimmyverybody's favorite everybody loves jimmy kimmel [ cheers and applause moving on, multiple co-defendants in one of donald trump's criminal cases have now flipped on him by pleading guilty and agreeing to testify against him, including his former lawyer, sidney powell, who trump is now claiming was never actually his lawyer despite the fact that he said at the time sidney powell was his lawyer for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: as horrifying as it may be, the reality is that donald trump is currently the far and away front-runner for the gop nomination for president in 2024. what does far and away mean? well, he's ahead by roughly 21 points in the current 538 polling average against every other candidate combined if you voltroned the gop field into one super candidate, it would not be within shouting distance of donald trump, a man with the largest shouting radius in america what's that? if you voltron the gop field, what body parts would y

these drugs couldn't hold it up with the john demanding old in the field, some to kid us by time the mcguire and the signal. what we could to pack them to do to jimmy moved on posters and switched to push one shade damage in a star be to come to die jean at the actual position you and damage and dr. trinket, mississauga noticed that k i'm done or getting it done sort of blew up. we'll dive almost done by stuff now. hard to minnesota, submitted to pose because she should be just on, on the system. you know, i'm carson bull, john shingler, mendel jones near the back to hock that isn't gonna let me just cut them a tim, how can we think them of them the there's some hook coming to november. me on between talking to them. isn't the sean, the google google tional model showing that possibly getting charged at all? don't shadow moved on. maybe we can get to make the majority but not much of a push to to make the oxen the time the me golf honestly. yes. i'm hoping you could let me mention what could you do not mind to the silva line quote, pitch group. the part is the, the cash. lemme see the other month. so in the, again make with it and it cuts a month t

john's show. and i met pamela anderson there for the first time. i love how she keeps redefining beauty standards throughout her whole career. >> jimmy: wait, when wassuch a fun memory. i'm not a big gambler, but when i go, i pretty lucky. >> jimmy: what do you play? what casino games? >> i'm not a gambler. but one of the first times i went to vegas, i sat down at one of those random slot machines where you get cherries and 7s and things like that, and i won $2,000 on my first cry you did? did you have a bucket full of coins? was it credits then or have a bucket full of coins? >> it wasn't even that. let's just try this. i'm telling you. one or two two pulls. >> jimmy: no, listen, i believe you. i believe that you're lucky. >> i yanked it and won. >> jimmy: so the first time you went to vegas was when? how old were you? >> i don't know. i think i went there -- it had to have been some award. i've been working since i was a little kid. award shows. and another lucky thing i just won my second latin grammy. [ cheering ] >> so, yeah. all positive things for me in vegas. >> jimmy: in las vegas you won that latin grammy? >> that's where they have the lat

jimmy fallon, there's a whole large group of people that depend on those shows airing. having late-night back i hope will give leverage to some of these other striking entities, right? john oliver touched on it on "last week tonight" that, you know, this strike didn't have to happen, right? the producers, they could have come to the table and offered this deal from day one. and writers are the backbone of any television show, of any film, of the industry, at large. you can't show pictures and have a story without the story writers. it's great to have late-night shows back, it's great to have these writers back at work. hopefully it will bolster the sag-aftra strike, because late-night shows will be kind of boring if they don't have actors and actresses to interview. >> i second that, by the way. i don't think you would want to see what happened to this show if we didn't have any of our grate writers. no, you can't write the whole show, phil. >> i'm very aware of that fact. >> segun, thank you! >> appreciate it. >>> you're looking live now at trump tower and the courthouse donald trump will head to in just a short time as his new york civil fraud trial begins. >>> and new

john, hundreds of thousands are in dire need. it just as this report from entre on the tried to don border, unable to breast feed, isaac child jimmy. her mother comes to these field hospital operated by doctors without borders. our baby is diagnosed as not cute, lima noticed you and it started with fever and diarrhea. now we it was sad for admission this is why she and her baby was spent several weeks recovering health facilities in and around that rate of a spreadsheet. a poorly equipped to deal with such an emergency cases or the board, the town hall smaller than 400000 people, forced from their homes by fighting across the border into the doctor say 20 percent of children and these cams are severely malnourished. another 20 percent is moderately affected. they say both the mothers and their babies suffer from poor nutrition. when this facility in the middle of a camp opened 2 months ago, 400 acute model notice children who are registered within a week. there are several like it needs to chide or so now we are catching up on the kids that are severely memories. but some keep coming in, some keep being identified, meaning that th

jimmy carter and gerald ford and how they found common cause in the decades after they left the white house. watch american history tv every weekend or watch any time online at c-span.org/history. >> johncock is one of the most famous signatures in the history of the united states. most people do not know much more than that about him. rick, the founder of ye olde taverns tour of boston wants to change your perceptive -- the perception of the famous signer of the declaration of independence. "king hancock" is a book about him. his stature eventually became so high that he became known as -- known by friends and enemies of that name. book notes plus is available on the c-span3 -- on the c-span mobile app or wherever you got your podcast. >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this, it looks like this where americans can see democracy at work. when it citizens are truly informed a republic thrives. get your information straight from the source, unbiased and word from word from the nations capital to wherever you are. this is how democracy works. c-span, powered by cable. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back, we are looking for your top news story of the week. the r

jimmy carter and gerald ford and how they found common cause in the decades after they left the white house. watch american history tv every weekend or watch any time online at c-span.org/history. >> johncock is one of the most famous signatures in the history of the united states. most people do not know much more than that about him. rick, the founder of ye olde taverns tour of boston wants to change your perceptive -- the perception of the famous signer of the declaration of independence. "king hancock" is a book about him. his stature eventually became so high that he became known as -- known by friends and emies of that name. book nes plus is available on the c-span3 -- on the c-span mobile app or wherever you got your podcast. >> a healthy democracy does not just look like this, it looks like this where americans can see democracy at work. when it citizens are truly informed a republic thrives. get your information straight from the source, unbiased and word from word from the nations capital to wherever you are. this is how democracy works. c-span, powered by cable. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back, we are looking for your top news story of the week. the repub