one jimmy stewart presbyterian family man, he had a 44 year long marriage. the other fonda an agnostic, endured several divorces. they would bicker and fight over politics, over cultural matters, etc., but by the end of their lives, they would have told you that their friendship could never have been ultimately impacted by the biggest social that we have seen, you know, in our in our country. and i think that this loss of civil ity is one of the things that i think we really forfeited too often, as a result of of of that period in american life. finally, i am an optimist. in fact, i'm an inveterate optimist. and i believe as a conservative and as a person of faith, that the tide is turning. i looked at a 2023 gallup poll that found a rise in the number of americans who are rejecting sixties style liberalism and embracing social conservatives. in fact, more americans almost in ten say they are conservative or very conservative on social issues than they did in 2023 and 2021. and the percentage, their social views are very liberal or liberal has actually decli

one jimmy stewart presbyterian family man, he had a 44 year long marriage. the other fonda an agnostic, endured several divorces. they would bicker and fight over politics, over cultural matters, etc., but by the end of their lives, they would have told you that their friendship could never have been ultimately impacted by the biggest social that we have seen, you know, in our in our country. and i think that this loss of civil ity is one of the things that i think we really forfeited too often, as a result of of of that period in american life. finally, i am an optimist. in fact, i'm an inveterate optimist. and i believe as a conservative and as a person of faith, that the tide is turning. i looked at a 2023 gallup poll that found a rise in the number of americans who are rejecting sixties style liberalism and embracing social conservatives. in fact, more americans almost in ten say they are conservative or very conservative on social issues than they did in 2023 and 2021. and the percentage, their social views are very liberal or liberal has actually decli

smith goes to washington, starring the great jimmy stewart, maybe the small town mr. smith would be from upstate new york, maybe clay, new york, where jack smith is from. and maybe your fictional mr. smith would be on the football team and baseball team at liverpool high school like jack smith was. and then go to college locally at the small, obscure state university of new york and, then, to send him on the road to washington from such humble beginnings, he would graduate from that small college and go to harvard law school, just like jack smith did and then he would go from harvard law school like jack smith did to the manhattan district attorney's office and build a career as a federal prosecutor, always being paid dramatically less than his harvard law school classmates who chose money as their first objective after graduation and became partners in giant corporate law firms that support every move that the billionaire class makes every day in this country. jack smith's choices were the choices of movie heroes. jack smith's harvard law school classmates could not

on the republican side, there is good people there that have values and they may rise to be a jimmy stewart. >> congressman i think there is a lot of people listening to us right now who are pretty cynical or in their minds realistic about the house of representatives and the senate being so partisan that this is hopeless and no republican would ever vote against another republican but i have seen it. i saw it in the senate when i was working there. republican senators on the ethics committee voting against republican senators under investigation. you have seen it happen in the house of representatives on the ethics committee so i believe on december 5 there is a strong chance that at least one of these republicans on the ethics committee will vote to release that report. >> i think there is as well. i went to the floor the day after he announced he was going to name matt gates and spoke on the floor for five minutes which is what we are limited to about the need to release the port. it so happened that my guest, the chairman of the ethics committee was the speaker that day and i noticed th

jimmy stewart.t's older than we are. >> his cultural knowledge is really -- >> i think i have decent cultural knowledge. i mean, no, i can't compete with you or with you. that is true. >> with carl -- no one competes with carl. no one. >> all of this kind of ties into some of the fed commentary we got yesterday regarding a.i. and productivity. yardeni, now it's a roaring '30s thesis from ed. >> wasn't all that roaring to my parents. i will say that when i read the op-ed piece -- >> roaring '30s? >> the doge op-ed piece from on high, they are saying that right now, we are praying to the golden calf. >> you want me to do edward g. robinson? >> yes, i want you to do edward g. robinson. one of the finest art collections ever and gave it to the israeli museum. pretty dynamite. go ahead. these guys are saying -- >> where is your god now, elon? there you go. you like that. >> that op-ed is so based on the chevron decision, not the chevron quarter, which was pretty damn good, but the chevron decision was ba

think the luftwaffe called b-24 is a deka, all those fat cars and most famous pilot was b-24 is jimmy stewart. that's right. that's right. yeah. so he's in the book too. oh good. because he was at fort he commanded the 453rd first time. yeah. books and it took a toll on him. yeah oh yeah. he came back looking like he was 70 years old. not defend anybody in the crowd, but when you're when you're in your twenties and you come back looking that. and he said the press they said well what happened and he said, well, fellows, it got a little rough over there. yes. got a little got little rough. well, the questions you guys have. yes, no question. too little story. my dad up in providence and he he was working at quonset, decided to enlist in the war and he was ended at age 21, being a first lieutenant in the fifth air force, u.s. at the air force field in. and so i have still several boxes of memorabilia from his background. but the thing that's interesting is he corresponded with my mom all that time she was going to uri. so all these letters even though they are centered, have all this detailing

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- cynthia erivo, martha stewart, travis fimmel, comedian emma willmannfeaturing the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 2050. >> steve: and now here he is. jimmy fallon. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much! thank you, enjoy yourself. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show." you are here! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. enjoy yourself. enjoy yourself. sit down. have a seat. enjoy. have fun. >> audience: i love you. >> jimmy: i love you too. come on, it's fun. [ cheers ] let's get to some jokes about the news. here guys, this morning, president biden hosted president-elect trump at the white house. yep, here's the two of them sitting together at the oval office. yeah. that fire was lit to represent how this meeting was held for the both of them. [ laughter ] the location was a great idea. when you got a huge open flame, you want to bring in one guy who is all hair spray, and another guy who is all wax. [ laughter ] i wonder why? what a pair. can we see them again? [ laughter ] oh

stewart. o'brien is best known for hosting talk shows late night with conan o'brien, the tonight show, and conan. this announcement comes a year after comedian jimmy kimmel hosted the big show. o'brien has previously hosted the emmy awards in white house correspondents dinner. >> march 2nd, i'm hosting the oscars. >> okay, the president of disney television group, which owns abc news, says conan roster of comey greats who have served this role. and we are so lucky to have him. jacqueline lee, abc news, los angeles. >> it will be funny. you can watch the academy awards live from hollywood sunday, march 2nd, starting at 4 p.m. right here on abc seven. >> a young father gunned down by a man wearing a disguise. abc's 2020 is taking viewers inside the case that shocked the atlanta area. successful entrepreneur rusty snyderman was killed as he was dropping his young son off at preschool, just days after mysterious person was seen lurking outside his home with a gun. the case captivated the nation as an extensive manhunt led police to a suspect who had a connection to his own wife. 2020 co-anchor deborah roberts has a sneak peek of what viewers can expec

stewart. o'brien is best known for hosting talk shows late night with conan o'brien, the tonight show, and conan. this announcement comes a year after comedian jimmymel hosted the big show. o'brien has previously hosted the emmy awards and white house correspondents dinner. >> march 2nd i'm hosting the oscars. >> okay. the president of disney television group, which owns abc news, says conan o'brien joins an iconic roster of comedy greats who have served this role, and we are so lucky to have him. jacqueline lee, abc news, los angeles. >> happening now for the first time ever, san francisco is hosting an official diwali celebration and you are looking live at city hall, lit up in pink and yellow. there is a party going on at the monthly bhangra and beats night market in downtown, and happening tonight. the kickoff for the holiday season at filoli historic house and garden in woodside. it's so pretty. the gardens are illuminated, holiday displays are up and fire pits are burning. this is video of filoli from prior years. it's definitely worth checking out. festive. >> very spectacular. all right, let's talk about the weather forecast and the chilly