plus, stephen welcomes jon stewart featuring jon batiste and stay homin'. and now, live on tape from a safe distance, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: let's it. okay, let's do it. thank you, thank you for your burst of energy. welcome to "a late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. hey, do you guys remember michael flynn? it's been a long, strange saga, so let me catch you up. jim? >> previously on "michael flynn": >> michael flynn resigning after the shortest tenure ever in that post. >> retired general michael flynn pleaded guilty today to lying to the f.b.i. >> flynn's attorneys tonight filing a motion to withdraw his guilty plea. the other side of the michael flynn story, the judge proceed with possible prosecution. >> don't you ever go after my ( bleep ) husband!" and now tonight's episode of "michael flynn." >> stephen: welcome to "michael flynn," where, just like every flynn," where, just like every prestige drama these days, we're not afraid to kill off beloved, characters, because in this episode, we're bumping off lady justice. this morning, a

jon stewart. thank you so much for joining us.n the show, i hope to see you again, look after yourself. >> you lack after your is of too, take care. >> trevor: thank you. >> bye bye, how do i, now i don't even know how to hang up. >> trevor: thank you so much for that, jon. well, that's our show for today. now as you may know, june is pride month. and right now we want to highlight charities that are making a difference for lgbtq people of color. associations like the national black justice coalition, which advocate for federal policies that fight against racism and homophobia. if you would like to help them and would like to join in, please donate whatever you can. if you would like to help physically in new york, well then what you can do is donate to the odd relorde project, they help lgbtq communities of color fight for their rights to organize for change. until next time, stay safe out there and now here it is, your moment of glern. >> i just know that we're going to get through this, and it's going to be better. and that geo

jon stewart. thank you so much for joining us.hope to see you again, look after yourself. >> you lack after your is of too, take care. >> trevor: thank you. >> bye bye, how do i, now i don't even know how to hang up. >> trevor: thank you so much for that, jon. well, that's our show for today. now as you may know, june is pride month. and right now we want to highlight charities that are making a difference for lgbtq people of color. associations like the national black justice coalition, which advocate for federal policies that fight against racism and homophobia. if you would like to help them and would like to join in, please donate whatever you can. if you would like to help

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jon stewart joins us from his home somewhere in new jersey., shall we say, a sexual history, which also adds to it, or maybe not. >> a little bit of the sexy, a little -- >> it's so fun. >> we're going to make an r-rated campaign finance film, you have to go all out. >> i imagine you sitting at your computer wherever you do this stuff cracking up writing this stuff. didn't it feel good to be back in political satire? go ahead. >> i'm sorry. where i write, i'm up here with the rabbit, guinea pig and the rat. i try to not to make any noise because they could attack me at any moment. we don't know what's going to go on up here. i'm in the attic. >> you kind of look like you are in the attic. where did the idea come from? >> i was looking, gayle, at just the system and just how large it had grown, that sort of media industrial complex, how much money was in it and how it sort of propagates itself. it's like a game of musical chair. there's no accountability. when the music stops, nobody loses a chair. they win the election, they don't win the elec

from musical comedy to political satire in the form of jon stewart's irresistible.s a lie. that's a lie. no. you're lying. steve carell and rose byrne play warring campaign consultants who descend on a small midwestern town in an attempt to swing a mayoral election to their respective political advantage. chris cooper is colonel jack hastings, a veteran marine and salt of the earth farmer who seems to embody everything the democrats need but sorely lack. can i be completely honest with you, no bull? that would be nice. but carell‘s gary, he is bill clinton with impulse control or a churchgoing bernie sanders with better bone density. and so gary attempts to persuade jack to stand for mayor. yeah, we're the good guys. throwing behind him the kind of high—tech campaign that attracts national attention and national dollars. meanwhile, byrne‘s faith shows up to fight to the republican corner as a local election becomes a bellwether for greater things. pitched somewhere between the appointed barbs of barry levinson's wag the dog, and the fish out of water charm of bill f

listen to this from jon stewart on the breakfast club talk about red lining all of the injustices we have seen for so long and a potential solution to help. listen. >> i think black people have had to fight so hard for equality while white people were building equity. maybe this plays into what reparations could be, which is call it project equity. a marshall plan to build black ownership because you can't negotiate equality from a subservient position. so our generational challenge is to help build black equity. >> what do you think? >> absolutely. i mean, really eloquent way of stating it. i would push further and say it's not just advantage versus disadvantage, but it's the accumulation of wealth, while the dispossession of wealth. so this sort of gets this a little bit more of the intentionality. you know, a marshall plan which was established in 1948 by the 80th congress and under president truman was the sort of lone aid after world war ii to help europe. it was a u.s. program, by the way. to help europe sort of recover from, you know, a war that lasted what, five or more years

it's also this epic repairing of jon stewart and steve carell.y were together on "the daily show." steve of course was a correspondent on that. hvr say jon recently joked around if he knew steve would have such an incredible career in acting he would have fired him right away. they obviously have a really good rapport. check this out. "irresistible" out now on demand. it's on prime, appled other platforms as well. >> good to know.it been 15 yearc anticipated awards show that's happening tomorrow. give us the inside scoop on that. >> yeah, the b.e.t. awards, another major awards show being done remotely as well due to social distancing and things. it's the first time it's going to be simulcast on b.e.t. and on cbs. it's the 20-year anniversary of the b.e.t. awards this year. it's going to be hosted by amanda seales, former co-host of "the reel." she says they've been very thoughtful about the elements of the show amplifying black ic and how they'll do that. incredible performances, alicia keys, john legend, some game-changing nominees, lizzo, lil

ademÁs, el hombre de 54 aÑos, jon stewart intentarÁ ser el atleta mÁs viejo en clasificar para las vegasatt iseman. nos vemos en el siguiente american ninja warrior. (mÚsica) >>> continúan las marchas pacíficas en la bahía pidiendo cambios a las leyes, además la comunidad inició una vigilia, mucho cuidado con esas ofertas de trabajo que recibe por teléfono por internet, puede ser una estafa, así comenzamos. >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48. >>> los saluda fátima navarrete, comenzamos al este de auckland donde la noche del sábado un oficial de la patria de caminos disparó mortalmente a un hombre y una mujer asustado con una herida de bala, se lleva cabo una vigilia desde donde se encuentra en vivo simonetti con lo que se sabe de este caso, claudia, adelante. >>> buenas tardes, hoy familiares y amigos se realizaron una pequeña vigilia para recordar a eric salgado de 23 años de edad, los hechos ocurrieron la noche de este sábado alrededor de las 10 50 en la ciudad de auckland, se encontraba con su noviaal momento del incidente quien también recibió varios disparos y fue trasladada al h

he replaced jon stewart on comedy central? 2015. since then, he's made the show his, bringing a unique look at american application and culture. >> i know he's comments about immigrants were upsetting to some people. but for me as an african, there's something about trump that makes me feel home. he's presidential. he just happens to be running on the wrong continent. once more, elect america's first african president. and when that happens, when a true african finally enters the oval office, the people of africa will erupt into songs of praise. [ speaking foreign language ] mexican rapists. >> in march like all late night hosts noah began broadcasting from home. after the kill of george floyd, he's focused on race and equality and police reform. >> i don't know what made that more painful for people to watch, the fact that that man was having his life taken in front of our eyes, the fact that we were watching somebody being murdered by someone whose job is to protect and seven or the fact that he seemed so calm doing it. >> noah wa

search jon stewart w. . the way the. the digital revolution is transforming our lives from smartphones and apps to new ways of working but what about the environment can digitize ation help that you know also look at the impact of a couple of nights in pandemic as it shuts down much of the world welcome to our new edition of the who africa i'm now inside me from lagos nigeria and hello for me to sundra to nobody here in the ugandan capito kampala well uganda like the rest of the world is to buckling the corner virus and while the looked on is slowly being lifted from sector to sector we're still registering squad a number of new cases still the show must go on and we've put together an interesting set of stories for you. we visit a man in ethiopia who help to bring clean water to his community. we also look at ways that. can be good and also bad for the environment. and for looking and farmers have discovered a low quality of side crop grazing still wants. a 19 has caused us to change the way we do many things like shopp

need to build on that momentum and go all the way for full equality in all aspects of our lives jon stewart say they want to see more collaboration between the lgbtq community. >>and other movements for full equality, it's about every human being on this in country of deserves to be treated equally regardless of their religion race ethnicity orientation gender identity, you name it. >>we are all human beings. >>well that was noelle bellow reporting for us this morning. the couple says that when looking ahead at the next 5 years. they will also be working hard to make sure that congress passes the equality act, making it illegal for businesses across the country to refuse service to lgbtq couples. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a fight over the confederate emblem on a flag how mississippi lawmakers took another big step forward. >>welcome back everyone the time for 43 good morning checking in on the forecast we're talking about a red flag fire warning that's in place let's get the scoop of dave spahr. >>hey good morning robin good morning everybody live shot coming in from sfo an

. >>> and funnyman jon stewart is on "the clerkelly clarkson show" watch it here on nbc bay area at 30 this afternoon. [upbeat music] ♪ today was the day that i put everything in perspective. ♪ ♪ i fell asleep but when i woke up. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. >>> happening today, san jose's considering making the mayoral election coincide with the presidential family car dough will get two more years in office until 2024 and the council is considering shifting some of the powers the city manager has to the mayor. >> apparently i don't have that authority under the city charter, and we have advocated several of us have to change the city charter which requires the council taking this matter to the voters in november. >> in san francisco, supervisor also discuss whether the voting age should be 16. this is on local measures f passed it will be on the november ballot, a similar measure failed just four years ago. >>> the u.s. supreme court is working toward the end of its term. yesterda

number one, you may be able to make out the man holding the sword is in fact jon stewart, third earl of bute. number two is william murray, lord mansfield the chief justice of england. number four is alexander wedderburn. when i blew up the image and looked at the way in which they are represented, the caricature in the portraits have a pretty good match. it is almost in a sense the caricaturist had some idea of what these individuals generally looked like. what is going on here is these men, these scots, are being made to stand in for that unenglish fleet of royal officials increasingly willing to ignore constitutional liberties and legal rights held in common by english communities on both sides of the atlantic. what could we say about the print and the wider images. the first point is to clarify when it was created. because 1775 was a fairly action-packed year. we need to get an idea of when within '75 it is likely to be produced. if it was produced in response to any of the fast-moving events around boston from the reinforcement of the army through the army of 1774, bunker hill o

>> the survey was done, but jon stewart of villages is in direct communication with residents and the residents that have been unable to pay rent. they have engaged in ongoing dialogue about setting up the payment plan, so jon stewart is responding to and engaging the tenants that have told them that they are having difficulties. >> oh, great. and also as you know for people that are pre-d.d.a. and if, you know, they want to leave or if they want to stay, they get a certain amount of money for perhaps housing here or perhaps just, you know, certain amount of money to just leave. and there is a clause that if people are not current in their rent, that they would be -- they would be no longer qualify for those benefits. is that something that is looked into? >> yeah, for the transitional benefits, tenants are expected to be, you know, what's referred to in the document as tenants in good standing current on rent and so forth. but we haven't had any communication with tenants that this jeopardizes their standing and, you know, we fully expect that people have the opportunity to work with

>> the survey was done, but jon stewart of villages is in direct communication with residents and the residents that have been unable to pay rent. they have engaged in ongoing dialogue about setting up the payment plan, so jon stewart is responding to and engaging the tenants that have told them that they are having difficulties. >> oh, great. and also as you know for people that are pre-d.d.a. and if, you know, they want to leave or if they want to stay, they get a certain amount of money for perhaps housing here or perhaps just, you know, certain amount of money to just leave. and there is a clause that if people are not current in their rent, that they would be -- they would be no longer qualify for those benefits. is that something that is looked into? >> yeah, for the transitional benefits, tenants are expected to be, you know, what's referred to in the document as tenants in good standing current on rent and so forth. but we haven't had any communication with tenants that this jeopardizes their standing and, you know, we fully expect that people have the opportunity to work with

i just got off the phone with jon stewart. he says please give him my best. >> thank you, wow.friendly guy. >> he was cool, too. >> stephen: very friendly guy. >> yeah. >> stephen: good to see you. i watched this week your incredible monologue you did on this past week's episode of "patriot act" where you respond to the george floyd killing by speaking directly to the asian american community. >> yeah. >> stephen: and, listen, as a white guy with his own privilege and his own guilt about systemic racism, thank you for showing that there are other forms of racism in the world that you are addressing from your own inmimitable way. >> i'm happy to carry some of that guilt, man. >> stephen: i've got plenty to share, if you'd like some. >> i don't know. are you on whattsapp, stephen, out of curiosity. >> stephen: i'd like a lawyer before you answer this. yeah, sure, why not? >> okay. it's a big part of the asian community and the way we communicate with loved ones and friends around the world. and, you know, after the murder of george floyd and peaceful protests started happening, w

need to build on that momentum and go all the way for full equality in all aspects of our lives jon stewart say they want to see more collaboration between the lgbtq community. >>and other movements for full equality, it's about every human being on this in country of course. >>deserves to be treated equally regardless of their religion race ethnicity orientation, gender identity, you name it. we are all human beings. >>the couple says when looking ahead at the next 5 years and they will really be working hard to make sure congress passes the equality act which would make it illegal for businesses across the country to refuse service to lgbtq couples can am. >>thank you know well and if you missed our 50 years of prize special last night we have an encore presentation tonight at 10 o'clock you can catch a break here on kron 4. >>happening tomorrow muir woods is set to reopen to the public there will be some changes so park officials are only going to allow muir woods to operate it. 50% capacity to give visitors some space for social distancing. face masks are not required but they are highl

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need to build on that momentum and go all the way for full equality in all aspects of our lives jon stewart say they want to see more collaboration between the lgbtq community. >>and other movements for full equality, it's about every human being on this in country of deserves to be treated equally regardless of their religion race ethnicity orientation gender identity, you name it. >>we are all human being. >>the couple says when looking ahead to the next 5 years they also will be working hard to make sure congress passes the equality act that would make it illegal for businesses across the country to refuse service to lgbtq people and. >>well thank you not everything was virtual there was a rally and a march this afternoon in the city's castro district, here's what it looked like through a camera that was setup by the san francisco bay times be sure to stick around to celebrate 50 years of pride with us we have an encore presentation of a kron 4 news special. it airs right here on kron 4 after kron 4 news at night california continues to see a surge in coronavirus cases the state's health

picture, the scotts, number one you might be able to make out the man with this sword is in fact jon stewart. the man holding the number two is william murray, the lord chief justice of england. number four is alexander wedderburn. . the carrot couture in the image had a good sense. it's like they characteristic had a good idea of what these men looked like. the issue is that these men, these scotts are standing in for the royal official click that wants to ignore the constitution, health and common by british communities on both sides of the atlantic. the first point is to clarify when it was created. 1775 was a action-packed year. you have to get an idea of when in 1775 it was produced. if the print was produced in response to any of the events around this period, bunker hill, the patriots siege against the british, it will tell us something significant about the intention of the creator and the intended audience. the inclusion of this, the last individual, number three, colonel fraser is described as giving us a good sense of when the print was produced. simon fraser, the son and heir of

madison, alexis detocville which one of his classic works were [ speaking foreign language ] and jon stewart mill who was great a political philosopher in the mid 19th century, they were all very clear that democracy didn't -- where a community was divided between a majority and a minority where the -- those that made up those groups were not likely to change, certainly not in the short to medium term. that was not true democracy. now clearly minority rule is not democracy and indeed i quoted from hamilton the dangers of both majority rule and minority rule, but i think coming to ireland i do think that over the last century and a bit there has been both an independent ireland and in northern ireland, you know, a too easy equation of majoritarianism with democracy. in other words that, you know, the unionist community being a national minority but concentrating a certain part of ireland they just simply have to fall into line. that would be still, i mean, the attitude of some people, but especially associated with republican dissidence i think the majority of people have moved on from that t

he's staying in touch with meadow like that we love that story >>> and finally our buddy jon stewart.." things keeping him busy is a musical hobby. telling kelly clarkson he picked up drumming. the problem is he had no hard it would be >> i always in my life wanted to interact with music. so i thought to myself that i can definitely bang on [ bleep ] with sticks. how hard could that be not knowing -- >> wait. that's really hard drumming is hard i've tried >> yeah, i didn't know that. i just thought it was like -- but it's -- >> there you go. it's not easy. >> my younger brother did it >> looks easy. >> my brother was a great drummer growing up but i'm convincing he took it up because we shared a wall and he was obnoxious. >> i'm impressed with parents who give their kids drums. it's like the ultimate act of sacrifice and selflessness here, i'm going to give you this loud thing. >> i had a five piece pearl set when i was 13 years old. my parents said get a job. i got a paper route. i played for a month and sold them >> that was it >> and i sold them for more money than i bought them fo