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judd: that's true.es on the operating table. i just want to ask are you feeling crazy now how are you staying vibrant in the life in your work? charlie: standup has always been fascinating. if you talk to luisa k, it takes about 15 years to really develop -- into if you talk to louis ck it takes about 15 years to develop. judd: i didn't think i was going to make it in a year. i thought i was going to make it in 15 years, and that was a good thing to hear is a high school kid. you have to work your ass off. charlie: here's what will ferrell said -- anyone interested in comedy or humanity should own this book. it contains insightful interviews with the greatest comedians of our time. my representatives assure me i will appear in a future edition. judd: i thought i would do 10 or so interviews that were brand-new. as i was finishing it up, i realized i didn't get to anybody. i didn't get to will ferrell or jimmy kimmel. maybe we will do another one. charlie: going up in long island, you knew you wanted to

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director judd apatow. director judd apatow. the 2015 school scrabble champs.nd music from twenty one pilots. with cleto and the cletones. and now, stay put, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> hi everyone thank you for coming. thank you for kicking off your holiday weekend with me and my television friends, you know memorial day weekend is here. a day which we remember and give thanks to those who serve this country. according to aaa, a lot of people are traveling. if you are planning to go anywhere for memorial day, you are too late. you have had to left yesterday morning. so sorry. you know the big difference between memorial day now and memorial day when i was a kid is? kids don't get stuck in the third row of the station wagon anymore because everyone has an suv now. my parents -- now they are so careful with their grand kids. for us, back then, safety was not a concern. we'd be packed, not even the seats but the back of the car where the luggage goes like chickens in a third world country. my face would be pressed against the rear window. every inch was filled with

judd. outfit. >> it 1990see comic outfit. >> you have to do a little of this though. >> you have to soulful it up a little bit and go no one understand was we're saying. you are back doing stand-up. >> i am, perform teg beacon theater tonight. >> so this book judd has been working on let me show it over here. this is conversations with various comedians various people am you have been working on this since you were like 12. >> exactly. 15 i interviewed seinfeld when i was 15 steve allen for high high school radio station and did a bunch of new ones including one with you for the book. >> jon: yes. we you interviewed me via phone. >> that's right. and coy tell on the phone that you were going to quit the show, i could tell. >> jon: on the phone? >> i said. >> jon: how on the phone? >> i think that one home where you said oh god oh god i'm out of gas. what am i going to do. (laughter) >> jon: so you felt like that gave it away. look at this. so this is-- see if you can get this. okay. that's

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little sexy, huh. >> in his 40 years on the job, sheriff judd says he has seen it all.is middle-aged woman arrives sporting a dog collar, even the sheriff is aghast. >> i'm sure. how much. >> 250 for two. >> are you going to be worth it? you like anything? you like anal? >> i do. as long as lubrication is used. >> doggy style or anything else. >> i'm up for pretty much everything. >> okay. >> brandy gets a personal welcome to polk county from sheriff judd. >> you have a dog collar on? >> yes. >> are you from polk county. >> you would know better if you were from polk county, right? >> they are on their way up. >> how many? >> two of them. >> as undercover with three sets of dates on the way to the room, police hustle the so-called slave girl out. >> take a right. >> multiple officers making multiple dates creates the perfect storm. six suspects have arrived at the hotel all at once. >> starting to pick up. saturday night in polk county. >> officers outside call inside to report that two females have been dropped off bay car driven by two men. >> two people in the car. >

tonight on the show, music from twenty one pilots, judd apatow .st it is time for the eighth annual championship battle. let's meet our scrabblers. my opponents are 11-year-old zach ansell from l.a. and noah kalus. how are you doing? what happened to your arm? what happened here? >> i broke it lifting my trophy. >> jimmy: oh. these young gentlemen defeated 55 teams from the united states and canada on sunday. tonight, you have a greater opponent -- me. are you ready for this? >> yes. >> jimmy: how do you know each other if one of you lives in new york and the other in l.a.? >> it is definitely online. we played a lot online. >> jimmy: online. you do the online thing. are you friends or business associates? >> i think we have grown to be good friends. >> jimmy: how wonderful. you won $10,000, true? >> yes. >> jimmy: what are you doing with that money? >> i'm buying an apple watch. >> jimmy: you are? >> oh, yeah. first thing. >> jimmy: what are you doing with the money? >> most of it is going away for college savings. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy

judd thanks for being with us. >> great to be here with the judd apatow fan club. [ cheers and applausehaven't gotten healthier. i wish that all the self-help books worked but they're not. >> this book conversations, interviews with some of the comedic geniuses of our time except for will ferrell. >> exactly. will ferrell didn't make it in the book? why? >> most of the interviews when i was 15 in 1983 i was a comedy nerd and i hunted down all the comedians from my high school radio station and interviewed jerry sign fell and jay leno and howard stern and did a bunch of new ones and didn't get to will so if you buy it there will be a sequel. you'll all buy the book clearly, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> some of these interviews as you said you did when you were 15 years old and recorded them so you had all the transcripts of them. why did you set out at 15 and how did you score them? >> i would lie to them. i would say i worked for a radio station and never said it was a high school radio staying and then i would show up with this giant tape-recorder from the av squad and they would

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i'm pleased to have judd apatow back at this table. welcome. >> good to be here. >> rose: how did this come about? >> >>i was talking to dead he girled girled -- edgar where they were providing literacy. when i was 15 years old i used to interview comedians like 45 comedians and since then i've done a lot of interviews with comedians and maybe i can do some new ones. then i got addicted to new ones. in the last year i did louis jrkts -- lewis ck. and i did seinfeld and a lot of people when they first started out. >> rose: what's it about interviewing comedians. >> good question. i'm just a fan so i'm interested in both how they do it and also just emotionally what makes all of us want to do it. >> rose: the things johnny carson used to say and others talking about comedy is not funny. >> that's true. the guy's on the operating table. i just want to ask people like do you feel crazy now, are you happy with this journey. how had you stieg john f. kennedy -- stayingvibrant in your work. >> rose: it takes 15 years to really develop. >> tha

navy airman and his partner, judd taback, an administrative judge for the state of tennessee.o you think is going to happen in the supreme court? >> well, i hope that they vote in our favor. i can tell you that, lawrence. >> and, jesse, what made you do this ad? what gave you the idea for that? >> well, we certainly want the freedom to -- to marry, to marry each other, to make a lifetime commitment to one another, to stand up in front of our family and our friends and have the opportunity to do that here in our home state of tennessee where we've created a life for ourselves surrounded by our friends and our community. and we're hopeful the supreme court will come out in our favor. it's is that desire to stand up on this issue that led us to make the ad when freedom to marry called us and asked us if we would be willing to be featured in it. >> you're living in a state where the 2014 poll by the public religion research institute finds that support for marriage equality in tennessee supporting it is 39% and opposing it is 55%. judd, that's a change in those numbers over time a

. >> tonight we rejoin sheriff grady judd and the polk county human trafficking task force, as they fight to rescue girls and young women caught up in the underground sex trade. >> i know you're scared, honey. you need to be scared. >> and give a rude awakening to the men whose patronage drives the desperate game of sex for sale. >> do you think that the women sell themselves on back pages do it because they're making a lot of money? or do you think some of them do it because they're under duress? >> i wouldn't know. >> do you care? ♪ >> today in america, experts estimate that illicit sex for sale generates billions. while online ads promise good times with young women eager to please, most johns don't know or don't care that the women fulfilling those fantasies are actually living lives of desperation. selling sex to feed fatherless children, or to feed a drug habit born out of the degradation of day-to-day life in the underground sex trade. >> normal america is seeing these folks every day, walking down the street, shopping in stores, at fast-food restaurants, and no one knows that they

. >> the driving force behind sting operations like these is the polk county sheriff, grady judd. >> we wear them out. >> after some 40 years on the job as a cop, judd knows many people, if not most, see prostitution as a victimless crime. he tells our producer he's out to change their minds. >> grace, if they could spend one evening with you and with me in an uncover location, they would change their entire attitude. they would find out this is not two consenting adults. they would see the pump in the parking lot. >> sheriff's office, hands up. >> they would see how he takes advantage of her, how he has complete control of her life. she's property. she's property to be bartered with, to be sold. >> to begin the operation, sheriff's investigators set up in a polk county hotel. undercover male agents browse internet sites like back page for sex ads. >> is that you in the pictures. >> and invite women for hire up to the hotel for a date. >> can you come now. >> if you want bear back or something like that it's going to be extra. >> at the same time, female uncovers post fake sex ads on

judd, that's a change in those numbers over time and that's more support than there was in tennessee they took that vote in 2006. yes, we hope that trend continues and that people are more in our favor today. however, we do -- i do believe that this issue should be decided by the supreme court. and should not be left up to the people who decide who i get to marry and who you get to marry, lawrence. >> lawrence, you wouldn't want someone telling you and you wouldn't want people in your state voting on whether you could get married or not, would you? >> no. and jesse, what has been the reaction to the ad in tennessee? >> it's actually been overwhelmingly positive. i was in the operating room yesterday taking care of patients and one of our housekeepers came up to me and said, doc, great job with that ad. we've gotten a lot of positive comments from friends, from phone calls from all over the country, really, and, you know, i think when we made this ad we were hoping it would start some conversations in our community. and we never expected the kind of attention we would get because of t

. >> here on the outskirts of orlando, florida, polk county sheriff grady judd and his human traffick force work to combat the sex trade with frequent and massive prostitution stings. >> i'm tall, i have long hair, blue eyes. >> if you go hunting for a hook-up in this part of the sunshine state, there's a chance that voice on the other end of the line is an undercover cop. >> we have a moral and an ethical obligation to look out for these young ladies that are trapped in this underworld. and at the end of the day, prostitution is against the law. so that's the predicate we're going to use to find victims of human trafing. >> in this male undercover makes contact with a woman who offers to bring another woman along for what's known in the trade as a two-girl show. >> that sounds good. is there anything that you're looking for? >> at the same time, this female undercover has a potential john on the hook. >> all right, so you want like full service or something like that? >> as luck would have it, all three targets arrive at the same time. >> two females coming in the front door. >> up

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. >> operations like these are essential to polk county sheriff grady judd and his zero tolerance policy for vice in his jurisdiction. he wants those who may see prostitution as a victimless crime to take a deeper, harder look. >> this is not some consenting adult having sex with another consenting adult for compensation. she's property. she's property to be bartered with, to be sold. >> and for every seller of sex, there's a buyer. while many jurisdictions may be more lenient on johns, men who try to buy sex here are this for a rude awakening. >> welcome to polk county. this is what we do with folks who violate the law in the county. we hook them up, take them to jail. if you come to this county and try to obtain the services of a prostitute, you're going to get the full effect and force of the law. >> another one bites the dust. >> definitely something up with this cat, he's a little weird. >> outside the sting hotel, sheriff's investigators keep eyes on all who come and go. >> you guys, you have a white male walking in the door, blue dress shirt, dark slacks. >> shortly after 4:00 p.m

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. >> >> in polk county, sheriff judd have a firewall against vice. >> sheriff's office. >> oh my god! oh my god! oh my god! oh my god! >> you're going to be okay. >> i'm ruined! >> stand up. >> we don't put up with any nasty business in this community. there's a lot of call services and a lot of people throughout central florida that when you give them an address and they say, oh, that's polk county? we're not coming there. the sheriff and his detectives will lock you up in that county. >> but for every player who knows to stay away from polk county, there are many more who are about to get an education from the sheriff and his investigators. >> hey, are you here? >> a male undercover makes contact with a woman who goes by the name summer. shortly before 6:00 p.m., she arrives at the hotel. >> do you know where the hell you're at? you're further than i thought. >> after a little small talk, the undercover attempts to make the deal quickly. >> how much? 40? >> yeah. >> a price of $140 is agreed upon but the service in exchange for the money is not. >> what is it? >> okay. i can start w

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judd gregg.y republicans have been referred to as the dog that caught the car or is about to catch the car if it gets the ruling it appears to want. what does the republican party do if the supreme court invalidates the subsidies? what do you think they should do? >> you are going to see them come forward with an aggressive and thoughtful approach, something that doesn't involve massive snafus that the obama plan has delivered, doesn't involve losing your doctor and losing your insurance and doesn't involve massive increases -- >> what is that? i would love for there to be a magical pixie world where nobody gets sick at all. >> not magical world at all. it was proposed prior to obamacare being passed, a bill called cpr which would set up that system where you ensure people for care. >> no one would have lost their doctor? there would have been no bureaucratic snafus? >> would have been a much more efficient and effective way to deliver health care than what we are dealing with today. you can thro

i haven't been shown my loved ones the full potential of judd, that's me.n't know, that's my name, judd. >> jeffrey flanders is facing a life sentence for the murder of a transgender prostitute in miami. but his road at santa rosa could be tougher than many others, due primarily to his size. at 4'6", he must always be ready to defend himself against inmates who believe they can take advantage of him. >> even if i knock this dude down, you know, i'm going to always have a problem with him. so if a dude bring a problem to me, i'm not going to assist in hand-to-hand combat. i'm going to try to hurt somebody, physically hurt them because you're trying to do me harm. whenever you're going to war with a man and you fight, there's no guarantee i'm going to come out of the fight alive. >> flanders says if he's unable to have his sentenced overturned, he doesn't plan on getting out of prison alive. >> if i can't get out the right way, i'll get out the wrong way. they'll have to kill me in here. i won't do the rest of my life in here, and that's something i feel very

. >> the impact of his living can be regarded as the ends of judd or committing contempt of court. he is a member of united nations apart from being a member of au but his country is part of the united nations. >> reporter: the court ordered the government to investigate how basheer returned to sudan. >> the government chose to ignore the rule of law, in favour of an agreement with african union that sitting heads of state should not be arrested. >> this is in line with sentiment that the i.c.c. targets african states, and lacks credibility. >> this is 2015, not 1715. the concept of a european funded ngo, trying to enforce a european directed and funded courts, forcing black africans to send other black africans to europe in chains is incdible an incredible travesty. >> the au intend to set up an african court of justice. there's no indication if the court would take up the allegations against basheer the president of philippines praised the milf for laying down its arms. tuesday marks the first days of a decommissioning process for the rebel group to prove that it's committed to p

seminar being held, optimism flows as fast and thick as the oil in these countries analysts said the judd come this time is predictable, that unlike november's meeting when prices fell sharply, they are expected to remain unchanged. >> i think it will be a difficult day for a lot of us just to figure ought who to say about something where i don't see anything happening at all. this' just no drivers to make any changes. >> if they do as expected keeping the output target, oil prices will stay almost 50% lower than they were this stage last year. a decline that's been dell amount stall to member countries. one expert says will make very little difference. >> i would call them the coalition of the unable and unwilling, they really want it to take place but they don't have the capacity to do that whatsoever. so it is a futile exercise. >> on this day nothing got in the way even u.s. produgs of shale oil seen as authoress last year, is being tolerated. in setting a harsh reality of politics and regional conflicts rarely rear their ugly heads but the recent advancements are certainly cause for

polk county florida sheriff grady judd joins us.ening sir. >> how are you doing this evening? >> i'm very well. let's start first of all with you. do you preach in your uniform? do you give sermons in your uniform, sir? >> you know, greta i respond to every request and whatever that request is that's the sermon or the speech that i give. whether it be secular or in church. >> so, if, for instance, you are asked to preach, is it like do you get the call at work and you go right over do you go home or how much notice do you get? >> no. that's exactly correct. the folks that want me to speak to their group book me months and months in advance. and as a result, they call to the office of the sheriff and they say we want the sheriff to come speak. and that's exactly what i do. now, i have got this group that's trying to tell me what clothes to wear and how i have to be introduced. >> all right. i take it that anyone who wants to go to the preaching can go and you don't -- you don't hold anybody out and you don't force anybody to go. this

. >>> former senator judd greg and i had record of obamacare.it dropped by about six to eight percentage points and there you see the percentage of people uninsured by quarter was 18% of the high before obamacare implemented. that is a drop of about six percentage points or about a third of the people who are unemployed. if a third were 44 million people then that is a lot more than 4 million people who now have health insurance at least by my back of the envelope math. tonight the saga of rachel dolezal continues to unfold as perhaps most controversial person to serve resigns from her post. the civil rights activist accused of misrepresenting herself as black admits she was stepping down. dolezal repeatedly identified herself as black until dolezal's parents spoke to reporters noting the racial makeup is overwhelmingly white. the proof came from a birth certificate and photos offered up. a start contrast to dolezal's current appearance posting a statement on the naacp facebook page that reads i will never stop fighting for human rights and will

i didn't know you were in the new judd apatow movie "trainwreck." >> that's right, yeah. play amy schumer's brother-in-law in this movie, and i -- >> jimmy: she doesn't really like you that much in this movie. >> she's mean. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what makes the movie funny. and you're so nice. >> i'm nice. she's tough on me. and it's hard because i play sort of a boring loser, which took about three or four minutes to get into character every day. [ laughter ] sometimes it would be instant. sometimes no prep. >> jimmy: that's not true. you're also in "orange is the new black." >> i am. >> jimmy: who's the character in this one? >> i play danny pearson. he's sort of a corporate show who comes into the prison. my wife is such a big fan of the show. i play opposite caputo, nick sandow the actor is tremendous. she's such a big fan of the character that she was always rooting for me to get thrown out of the prison by him. and i would say to her, "i'm your husband." like, that's in the bible somewhere. thou shalt root for your husband's television characters. [ laughter ] >> j

this is judd court, a very small court. the defense has waived on to county court, so it will go to a higher court. what that means is normally the case will go before a grand jury. short proceeding because this is the preliminary court. gene palmer just left as the media was following his car, as he and his friend left. his attorney mr. dreyer from albany new york left without too many statements. he did not give a plea today. no plea was given in this justice court. so it's on to county court most likely at this place. jean casarez in plattsburgh, thank you so much. >>> there's more being uncovered. we are now finding out it was allegedly something like thunderdome. evan perez is here to break the story. what can you tell us, evan in what did investigators turn up? what they found out is that there was ramp able use of heroin and they are also concerned that some prison employees are involved in some of the trafficings, so the fbi has opened an investigation into broader corruption including the pro and really this is onl

. >> judd greg who had played the role of al gore in the debate prep and had had seen him pull this trickd he's going to come get in your dpas. we all dismissed it at the time but sure enough it happened. >> how do candidates prepare? these two debate coaches showed she. mark mic kinnen and brett o'donnell prepped president bush for debates. he later coached romney and michelle balk map. they spend hours trying to replicate debate moments. >> you have the candidates stand in front front of a body why um like this? >> yes. look at collin powell he just commands a podium. it's like this. it's about, you know making sure that you fill the stage more than your opponent does. >> the candidates practice debating stand in hads last cycle for obama john kerry played romney rob portman played obama. >> you never see videotape of this you don't even see pictures. >> no. there's a reason why. you don't want to show those vulnerable moments. we don't want to give away any component to our prep. >> in the 2000 campaign one of mckinnen's secretary gave bush debate prep video to the gore campaign. >> th

judd apatow so nice talking to you. so great to see you again. much success. >> thank you. great to be here. >> that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. turning you over to brianna keilar next door in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, terror strike. the white house confirms the death of al qaeda's number two leader and called it a major blow to the terror group with a series of successful strikes. is the u.s. getting good at taking out terror leaders or is it just getting lucky? >>> going ballistic amid rising tensions with russia. the u.s. and its allies stage a major show of force as russia's president putin vows to add dozens of ballistic missiles to its country's nuclear arsenal. >>> after being outed as white by her parents and stepping down as the head of an naacp chapter, rachel dolezal says "i am black." but is that enough to make her black? >>> and trump card. after two decades of teasing, donald trump jumps into the race. >> awful these politicians that i'm running against now -- it's so nice to say i'm running as opposed to "if i run,

you're doing the comedy tour, the "trainwreck" comedy tour with amy schumer, judd apatow, you, mike birbigliahere again, as always. >> thanks. >> jimmy: i love you. you know i love you. my thanks to lena dunham, colin quinn and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth myers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪

you're doing the comedy tour, the "trainwreck" comedy tour with amy schumer, judd apatow, you, mike birbigliavanessa bayer and dave attell. >> yep. >> jimmy: all proceeds will benefit the national ms society. >> nice. >> jimmy: very, very nice. starts in boston on the 14th at the wilbur theatre. [ cheers and applause ] very good. >> yeah. >> jimmy: thank you so much for being here again, as always. >> thanks. >> jimmy: i love you. you know i love you. my thanks to lena dunham, colin quinn and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth myers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. hope to see you next week. bye-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight rose byrne, presidential candidate, senator bernie sanders, music from brett eldredge. featuring the 8g band with jon theodore. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: go