pac in midland texas on january 14th and the peppermill concert hall in west wendover comedian kathleen madiganor everyone at home: join our conversation right now on twitter "@nightlyshow" using the hashtag "#tonightly." earlier in the show we were talking about the poison water in flint michigan and the people get it every turn. we also have powerball, with a jackpot of $1.5 billion. is the lottery another example of exploiting the poor? or am i making too much of it. >> it's fun. you can't take the stuff away from dumb people. i like it. for the hopeless. i played it. i don't know if you can manage all that money but it's fun. you got to give a monkey a ball. you can't just ... >> larry: give a monkey a ball. >> you can't take away all their toys because you say it's exploiting them. what if they win. >> i don't think the lottery -- i think it exploits poor people is telling them if they keep working hard they're going to get rich because they're not. that's exploiting them, do you know what i mean? [crowd cheering] >> do you know what i'm saying. i think it's everybody on their [bleep] in y

ice breakers cool blasts. >> larry: thanks to my panelists-- ricky velez, rory albanese, and kathleen madiganof time, but before we go i'm gonna keep it a hundred. thank you. tonight's question is from "at the media sux." they ask, "take a bath in flint michigan or sit on set of fox & friends and be silent entire episode? there's no possible way i could be silent for a whole episode of fox & friends. keep it at 100. that was easy. challenge me, challenge me. >> larry: thanks for watching, don't forget to ask me your keep it 100 questions on twitter. goodnightly everyone! challenge me. >> trevor: tonight, we take an in-depth look at bernie sanders' campaign. what are his policies and where does he plan to take the country? is it to disneyland? i hope. i'm trevor noah. this is "the daily show." >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! ♪ (cheers and applause) >> trevor: welcome, everybody, to "the daily show"! thank you so much for being

. >> reporter: compare that to kathleen madigan. >> you have enough money to pay a man to stand there and literally slap [ bleep ] out ofou put it in your mouth. >> reporter: we asked but no comment from madigan's camp. liebman told us,n honest mistake. but in the comedy world, accusations of joke-stealing are no laughing matter. >> they're very self-policing sort of community of artists. and your jokeskrurncy. >> reporter: schumer is defending herself online and on the airwaves on the jim norton advice show podcast. >> i'm being accused of stealingi wanted to come and talk to you about it and clear my name. and i never have.n vowed to take a polygraph and air the results on her show. comedy doesn't usually depend on the cliffhanger. but this one ight for "nightline" in new york. >> i'd tune in for the results. thank you for watching. and tune in tomorrow for gma. as always we're online one facebook page and at

. >> reporter: compare that to kathleen madigan. >> you have enough money to pay a man to stand there and literally slap [ bleep ] out of your hand before you put it in your mouth. >> reporter: we asked but no comment from madigan's camp. liebman told us, i believe it was an honest mistake. but in the comedy world, accusations of joke-stealing are no laughing matter. >> they're very self-policing sort of community of artists. and your jokes are your krurncy. >> reporter: schumer is defending herself online and on the airwaves on the jim norton advice show podcast. jokes. and i wanted to come and talk to you about it and clear my name. that. >> reporter: she's even vowed to

accused of joke theft by someone who compared her jokes to the gags an of other comedians like kathleen madigandy lieberman. she took to the airwaves on sirius xm to vigorously deny the accusations. >> and she thinks that i in 2006, again, that i saw that or that i saw wendy's joke in the '90s and thought okay, if i just wait this out or that i referenced old sets, that's so crazy. >> so schumer says "i'd literally take a polygraph" to prove her innocence. >> i see a whole bit being made out of this. >> and it's going to be very off-colored language i'm sure from amy schumer. >> absolutely. i'd be interested to hear the jokes that they're saying are similar. >> whether they were worth it if they were plagiarized jokes. >> or if it's maybe just a similar theme or i don't know. we'll see. finally, kylie jenner has broken her silence about that omnipresent cartier love bracelet. >> she says she's been wearing it with everything because she's been locked inside of it for four years. what? the 18-year-old jenner revealed on snapchat that one of her many love bracelets has been stuck on her wrist for

. >> reporter: compare that to kathleen madigan. >> you have enough money to pay a man to stand there and literally slap [ bleep ] out of your hand before you put it in your mouth. >> reporter: we asked but no comment from madigan's camp. liebman told us, i believe it was an honest mistake. but in the comedy world, accusations of joke-stealing are no laughing matter. >> they're very self-policing sort of community of artists. and your jokes are your krurncy. >> reporter: schumer is defending herself online and on the airwaves on the jim norton advice show podcast. >> i'm being accused of stealing jokes. and i wanted to come and talk to you about it and clear my name. and i never have. >> reporter: she's even vowed to take a polygraph and air the results on her show. comedy doesn't usually depend on the cliffhanger. but this one might. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >> i'd tune in for the results. thank you for watching. and tune in tomorrow for gma. >>> a frightening breaking news story tonight. a woman and her daughter robbed and beaten in new york city and then the mo

. >> reporter: compare that to kathleen madigan's stand up. >> you have enough money to pay a man to there and slap it out of your mouth before you put it in your mouth. >> reporter: wendy told us i believe it was an honest mistake. in the comedy world, accusations of joke-stealing are no laughing matter. >> they're self-policing sort of community of artists and your jokes are your currencies. >> reporter: schumer is defending herself online and on the air waves on the jim norton advice show podcast. >> i'm being accused of stealing jokes and i wanted to come and talk to you about it and clear my name, because i would never, ever do that. and i never have. >> reporter: she's even vowed to take a polygraph and air the results on her show. comedy doesn't usually depend on the cliffhanger, but this one might. david wright abc news new york. >> well coming up the kid who tried to call in their own snow days. "the mix" up next. >> how did that work out? parents help their children discover the world animals, seen those before but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for gia

thing -- of joke theft by someone who compared her jokes to the gags of other comedians like kathleen madigan and wendy liebman. schumer vigorously denying the allegations. >> and if she thinks that i in 2006 again that i saw that or i saw wendy's joke in the '90s and thought, okay, if i just wait this out or that i reference old sets -- like that's so crazy. >> and schumer says, quote, i will literally take a polygraph to prove her innocence. >> i didn't know things were that deep or that serious in the joke world. >> yeah, seriously. spotlight again over her wardrobe. and this time getting lots of attention over that sparkly little number we saw yesterday that we were trying to figure out while endorsing donald trump this week. >> it's a bolero jacket from saks fifth avenue. the price tag on this thing, $695. >> is there gold on that? >> oh, my goodness. it sure moves. this thing is trending on twitter. you can't buy the jacket now because it sold out. >> it sold out. >> as a result of this? people saw that and said, i want to shimmer like -- >> there are a lot of rick james impersonators o

one my favorite is kathleen madigan. nice to see her when i was at college at mizuho. there was a girl fight going on! ben: we love girl fight! >> i am juliet huddy. only if it's the kardashians. mike gave me a nasty look when i said this. juliet: you are rude about his meteorological skills. mike: the models are not in agreement yet so you never know until it's falling. that's why it's called a forecast and not a guarantee. it's a little cold in here. [laughter] juliet: i love it! mike: we have a blizzard watch going into effect and it's from 6:00 tomorrow morning saturday morning until 1:00 sunday afternoon. what that means is we have the potential for blizzard conditions at that time. it's 48 hours out but it's out there in the national weather service issues that. the blue counties are not as much wind. when it comes to snowfall, the snow potential out there with most of us counting on a good six 12 inches of snow . at least they could change but look at the big bull's-eye down to the nation's capital near philly. we are looking at 12 16 inches. here is what we had

. >> reporter: compare that to kathleen madigan's routine. >> you have enough money to pay a man to tan there and literally slap the [ bleep ] out of your hand before you put it in your mouth. >> reporter: schumer is defending herself on line and on the airwaves on the jim norton podcast. >> i'm being accused of stealing jokes and i wanted to come and talk to you about it and clear my name because i would never ever do that and i never have. >> reporter: for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> when reaching out to wendy lieberman she said i believe it remains a huge fan and asked but got no comment from kathleen madigan's camp. unfortunate you have to go through this. we all here -- >> it's really serious. in the world of comedians. >> yeah, absolutely. >> strongly denies it. >> we'll be right back. vor. pso my doctor told me about botox an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine. 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. it' prevent headache days. s injected by my doctor once every 3