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vaposhower max for steamy vicks vapors. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we are back with john david washingtonalked about your mom, we talked about your dad. your brother directed the movie. >> malcolm washington, directorial debut. >> jimmy: did you fight on the set? >> no, just on this tour. [ laughter ] i'm kidding. no, i didn't look at him as a brother. it was a director i really wanted to work with. i admire his work. >> jimmy: you never had a moment, all right, you're my brother, i've seen in your underpants a million times? >> wow. there was a moment where he kept having me do these stunts. i'm getting thrown around by a ghost. all right, this isn't art anymore, this is about when he was 7, i think. >> jimmy: retribution. >> i think so. >> jimmy: there's a ghost. >> i think we need one more. i was like, what? >> jimmy: do you believe in ghosts? >> hell, ya. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you do? >> i'm a grown man. on halloween, i sleep with a night light on. just on halloween. i'm serious. >> jimmy: for real? >> yeah, i was in savannah -- i just wa there, but i was there first in 2018. and --

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. >> jimmy: and it's john david washington. >> john david is boy willie. tor. >> jimmy: wow, isn't that great? >> yeah. and his -- his sister is the head of production, she's running it, so it's a big family thing. denzel's producing it. and pauletta's in it. his other sister, is in it, you know, olivia. >> jimmy: didn't you play boy will when you were -- >> i was the original boy willie at yale, 30 -- maybe 32, 33 years ago. >> jimmy: did you give him advice? did you give john -- >> my wife gave me strict instructions when we were doing the play, "never talk to john washington about boy willie." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? she's like, "he's got it." >> "he's got it figured out himself, and i don't want you, you know, putting your craziness in his head." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's great. >> so i never said a word. >> jimmy: to the birthday girl, that's it. i want to show everyone a clip here. here's samuel l. jackson in "the piano lesson." take a look at this. >> berniece don't know but, i seen sutter 'fore she did. >> say, what? >> mm-hmm. about thre

we've got new shows with guests including allison janney, john david washington, don johnson, the hostsn will be here and perhaps he might bring some friends? >> guillermo: i hope so, yeah, i hope so. >> jimmy: guillermo got so drunk watching the dodgers game last night, he no longer knows the difrks between kit kats and tic-tacs. [ laughter ] we'll also have music from alessia cara, m-x-m-toon and the one and only stevie nicks. our first guest was kind enough to leave a huge bowl of halloween candy on her front porch to be here tonight. she is co-host of a new docuseries called "black comedy in america," watch new episodes tuesdays at 10 on vice tv. please welcome tiffany haddish. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: what did you throw at everyone? >> candy. >> jimmy: candy, okay. >> yeah, it's halloween, right? sweets for the sweet people. >> jimmy: that's very nice of you. >> yes. >> jimmy: do you take trick-or-treaters at your house? >> i don't. >> jimmy: you don't, really? >> i'm lying, i do. i'm like -- okay, so -- i

then throughout the rest of the week we have new guests, including john david washington, don johnsonnd the hosts of "pod save america," with music from alessia cara and mxmtoon. so please join us for all that. our first guest tonight homered and homered and homered again and again to power his hometown look at this -- >> hits the ball to right field. it is gone! [ cheering ] >> jimmy: the power of the los angeles dodger to an eighth world series title. a million fans showed up to cheer him on saturday. please give a big l.a. welcome. to the most valuable player freddie freeman! [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, what an unbelievable performance that was. >> i appreciate that, thank you. >> jimmy: is this something you imagined as a boy? >> yeah, i mean, you always dream about wanting to be in the world series. and then ultimately winning one. but to do it from a place where you're from in southern california, i think that made it a little bit special. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: and to do it in such -- it's like the description that you have. be playing whiffle ball and go okay, it'

cara from the snapdragon stage. [ cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we will be joined by john david washington don johnson with music from mxm tune. so please join us there. our guests tonight are sick to their stomachs, i'm guessing. their podcast, unfortunately, did not save america. but they will keep trying. from "pod save america," welcome jon favreau, jon lovett, and tommy vietor. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you turned to alcohol for comfort, i see. >> correct, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm okay, i'm good right now. that guy over there will probably take a little nip if you have it. [ laughter ] how is everyone? >> great, thanks for having us tonight, so happy. >> jimmy: thanks for not canceling. >> thought about it. >> jimmy: honestly, were you surprised by the outcome last night? >> yeah. we were. not surprised, we wouldn't have said yes to this before the election. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that makes sense. >> going in, it was a 50/50 race. and we were hopeful. but obviously very disappointed. >> jimmy: you know, they say it's a 50/50 race. but what we learn again

. >> samuel l jackson john david washington and danielle deadwyler star in the piano lesson, the adaptationilson play is centered around a brother and sisters fight over an heirloom piano. the film is directed by malcolm washington and produced by denzel washington. it's in select theaters and netflix. november 22nd. in hollywood, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> i've said many times you can't love your country, only when you win. >> now, at five, a plea for calm from outgoing president joe biden. this as president elect donald trump's transition to the white house officially begins. >> plus, be the antidote to dangerous, extremist, hateful vitriol. >> california's top prosecutor preparing to fight back the new push to protect the golden state's values during a trump presidency. >> and a wildfire forcing thousands in southern california to flee their homes. the conditions making the mountain fire so difficult to contain. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> and good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm cristina rendon. we'll get to those top stories in just a moment. but we sta

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>> chad: now republicans are doing well in the uncalled races of john and david valadao in california. democrat marie perez of washingtonendangered democrat this cycle but she is leading right now against joe kent. bret? >> bret: okay, chad pergram live on capitol hill, thanks. california democratic governor gavin newsom is calling for a special legislative session to safeguard the state's progressive policies on climate change, reproductive rights and immigration. the move comes following obviously president-elect trump's major victory across the country. newsom says the freedoms californians hold dear are under attack and he will not sit idol in his words. he says law firms are ready to trump-proof california's state laws. >> we have been intentional about building community and building coalitions. bringing people together from every walk of life and background united by love of country with enthusiasm and joy in our fight for america's future. let's get some insight about where democrats go from here. joining us tonight washington thank for coming on. >> thanks. >> what is your 30,000-foot take from this election an

. >> this is pbs news weekend from the david m room it's nine studio from weta in washington, home of the pbs news hour, weeknights on pbs. john: vice president elect jd vance is an advocate of a new school of conservative economic thought. it challenges orthodox republican stands on taxes, regulation and free markets. and says that tax policy and other government intervention should be used to promote the social conservative goals of stronger families, communities and industry. in a new york times op-ed this weekend, a leading proponent of what's being called the "new right" advises president-elect trump not to "huddle with his supporters at mar-a-largo and then see how much of their agenda he can advance" and should instead consider other ideas and "take the road less traveled." oren cass wrote that op-ed. he's founder and chief economist at a think tank called american compass and author of a book called "the once and future worker: a vision for the renewal of work in america." tuesday's exit polls shows there was broad unhappiness with the economy, the wayhings were going. two thirds of the voters described the economy as

david, thanks. let's bring in george washington university law school professor jonathan turley, fox news contributor. johnput this in perspective for us. this is all being erased. obviously is he going to be president. but what about this in the big picture? >> this is historic moment, certainly in the sense that it clears the death for president trump on the federal cases still state threats out of new york. we are waiting for a possible sentencing in that case we have the georgia case which is floundering but still alive. in this case smith was like a captain who would soon be without a ship or crew, and he had to dismiss this case. it wasn't by choice. in many respects, smith, up until the very end, was fulfilling the stereotype of his critics. he pushed to release information before the election that he did not have to put on the public record even the court said it was procedurally irregular. but she still went with it and released the information. it was viewed as nothing short of election interference. trying to influence the election. what smith knew this election would have the effect of the larg

john. >> all right. with us now, cnn senior vice president and washington bureau chief david chalian, i left out legion of honor member and tony award nominee david thank you so much for being with us first. what do you think that these allegations mean for this nomination? the listen i think there are a couple of questions that get raised here. i don't know, we don't know the answer to the status of the nomination. >> john senators come out and republican senators say officially, i'm a no vote no matter what so i don't think we know what the outcome of the nomination will be. >> but i do think we know a couple of things. one, the reporting suggests that the trump transition team was sort of blindsided by this, had no idea that this allegation was out there. and existed. and so that's not a good place to start. when you already have the president elect and his team with the nomination out there unaware of this information coming out. so it begs the question, is there other stuff out there or is this it and can this be managed? that's one. but but two, i don't think this story is necessarily done. i mean,

john hudson, national security reporter for "the washington post." also joining us is former republican congressman from florida, now an msnbc political analyst, david.ann is still here. john hudson, take us inside how marco rubio came to land the spot as secretary of state. >> if confirmed, this is a huge win for the conservative wing of the republican party the establishment foreign policy wing of the republican party. look. rubio is a bona fide hawk when it comes to latin america or asia or middle east. he is always staked out some of the most hawkish positions in the party. start in the beginning of his political clear, but you got to remember that marco rubio today is not the marco rubio of 2016, whether it's economics, immigration, or foreign policy. he has tried to modulate his views on these conflicts. you know, he has remained a tough hawk on china, which is still popular within both the maga and the conservative wing of the foreign policy apparatus but he has modulated on europe. he used to be one of the toughest critics of russia and vladimir putin. he has begun to criticize the conflict in ukraine and u.s. spending on it. he has begun to,

david spunt live in washington for us. shannon is a friend of mine so it's all good. >> i apologize, sandra, of course. >> john: let's dig deeperr national security advisor robert o'brien. robert, good to be with you. what is interesting to me, justice department is going after this guy asset farhad shakeri. this was directed by an official actually in tehran as part of the islamic revolutionary guard corps. yet the biden administration has taken no action or punished iran for a plot to kill the president-elect. >> no, john, thank you for having me. i can tell you these plots are very serious and that change her to the former president is serious. it is interesting when the attempted assassin or attempted assassin told them it would cost a lot of money there revolutionary guard official said that's okay we have plenty of money. where did that come from? $6 billion in hostage ransom the biden administration provided the iranians. they have plenty of money with sanction relate because we have not enforced sanctions. these plots are very real and i hope the president of the united states, president-elect joe former president of th

david: hill i have vaughn, thank you very much -- hillary vaughn, thank you. charlie hurt is joining me now and washington time opinions editor and john carney, breitbart economics and finance editor and coauthor of breitbart business digest and batya ungar sargon is joining us. business folks have seen this before. they had a term with trump and saw him threaten with tariffs and what former chrysler ceo bob nanardeli said about it e earlir today. roll tape. >> went through this once before with the president, social security a negotiating tool and not a policy. it's a initiative that will get their attention and hopefully stop this invasion that we've incurred over the last four years that has just been devastating to our society. david: tevin it causes some inconvenience for folks, the goal is worth it. >> yeah, and not only have people lived through this before, but the entire campaign donald trump was talking about all these things and the reason i think that he won the election is because he was talking about common sense solutions to very real problems that affect people in their personal lyes and people said, you know what, i g

john grisham chronicles the real-life stories of people who were wrongly convicted. >> this is the "pbs news hour" from the david m rubenstein studio at weta in washington and in thehe walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: newly elected house members won't take their seats until january, but they're on capitol hill this week for orientation, a congressional crash course of sorts. republican congressman-elect rob bresnahan is among them. he flipped his district representing the northeast corner of pennsylvania from blue to red, and he joins us now from capitol hill. congratulations on your win and welcome to the "news hour.” >> thank you for having me. appreciate the congratulations here. geoff: so you successfully defeated a six-time democratic incumbent. how did you do it? what was different about your approach? >> listen, we ran on kitchen table issues. we ran off an economy that works, borders that are secure, and communities that are safe. we talked about the significance of making life affordable again for the people of northeastern pennsylvania. i don't know if there was a magic sauce, but i don't think we overcomplicated i

david roe, thank you very much. greatly appreciate it. i will say there some relief in washington, d.c. with trump's select of marco rubio as secretary of state and also john ratcliffe, and also congressman waltz. >> yes. >> as even democrats on the hill say, it could have been a lot worse. they know marco rubio. they know john ratcliffe. they know congressman waltz, a green beret. so there is a sense of relief in those selections. not so, again, with the dod selection but, again, we will see how that shakes out over the next three or four weeks. >> let's take a look at other stories making headlines morning. >>> the air national guard member responsible for a massive leak of classified information was sentenced to 15 years in prison. 22-year-old jack teixeira worked as an i.t. specialist at a massachusetts base when he smuggled out images of hundreds of classified documents and posted them on a chat platform with popular with video games. the materiel included government secrets about the war in ukraine and espionage efforts by china against the united states. >>> phoenix police have released dramatic body cam footage of a officer rescuing a man who was t