and he said well i refused to cooperate with the police and lenny bruce said, what are you? >> carlin came up as traditional short hair stand-up comic, self-getting ed sullivan gigs. >> here is comedian comedy star george carlin. >> hippy dippy weather man. tonight's forecast, dark. >> at first wanted to have success. he got that success and felt that he was getting that success in a way that didn't speak to his heart. >> i used to be this guy or maybe this guy used to be me, i don't know, we were each other at one time. wasn't long ago. i liked him. he was funny, had fun with him, did nice things for me. but there was nothing behind you, you know, kind of just superficial, just surface. all characters. i found out i wasn't in my own act. >> guy who picks up from lenny is george, who goes right after the taboos again, constantly picking and picking. >> and irish priests heavily into penance and punishment, couple of know novenaso do, stations of the cross, trip to lourd's. wow. that was one of the things that bothered me about my religion was the conflict between pain and pl

starts with s and ends with t and word is snot. >> lenny bruce saw himself as social critic. was challenging our language and why certain words were taboo. >> the jew has no concept that there's a dirty word graph. in other words f -- is worth 90 points and s -- is 90 points. both roob rabbis and priests s-h-i-t. >> if you listen to my father's routines, you will hear a quote/unquote obscenity, the so-called curse words or blue material. he did not use them for shock value, they had a purpose, a reason, and they were leading to a point. >> and there's a difference between a big piece of art with [ bleep ] in the middle, big piece of art with a little art in the middle. you don't understand. >> if he was just playing small joints and wasn't a household name nobody would have bothered him but his popularity started to grow and became a force and something of influence. he started to question authority and started to step on toes. >> christ to moses, look at earth, obviously the book is bombing down there. gideons shoved in motel drawers. fly to new york. what is playing in st.

and lenny bruce said what are you, a scmuck?up as a kinof traditional short hair standup comic. he was quite successful on getting ed sullivan gigs and so forth. >> here is comedian comedy star george carlin. >> que pasa. here's your hippy dippy weather man it, tonight's forecast dark. >> carlin at first wanted just to have success and he got that success and then felt that he was getting that success in a way that didn't speak to his heart. >> i used to be this guy or maybe this guy used to be me, i don't know, we were each other at one time it wasn't long ago. i liked him. you know, he was really good. he was funny. he did some nice things for me but it was like there was nothing behind him, you know? he was kind of just superficial, just the surface. he was all characters. i found out i in my own act. >> the guy who picks up from lenny is george who basically kind of goes right after the taboos again. he's constantly picking and picking and picking. >> and the irish priests were always heavily into penance and punishment. the

the word is snot. >> lenny bruce saw himself as a social credit and part of that was challenging ourguage and why certain words were taboo. >> they have no concept there's a dirty word grasp. doesn't know worth nine points and those rabbis and priests only one -- >> if you listen to my father's routines, you will hear the quote/unquote obscenity, blue material, he did not use them for shock value. they had a purpose and reason and leading to a point. >> there's a difference between a big piece of art with a little [ bleep ] in the middle. you don't understand the art if there's a big piece of [ bleep ] in the middle. >> if he was playing small joints and wasn't a household name nobody would have bothered him but his popularity started to grow. started to question authority and started to step on toes. >> look at the earth and say, obviously the book is bombing it down there -- fly to new york. what's playing in saint pat. good double bills, cardinal spellman would be relating love and giving in forgiveness in people and christ would be confused because the route took them to spanish

. >> someone saw lenny bruce and he was making jokes about the pope or something. two detectives went up on stage because of that remark and handcuffed him in front of the audience and took him away. you can't imagine that today. >> they found it was obscene enough to put me in a jail cell for 24 hours. i wish they would me what words were obscene. >> in court the cop is reciting what he thinks that my father is talking about when my father had the microphone and he was doing this, he was imitating a priest doing the holy water in the pews. the cops wrote it down that it looked like he was pretending masturbation. it gos fierce. really fierce. >> it was funny great comedians and they chose him. to make some ridiculous points and took away rights. if i picked on the cushion store, the tiki god and the hawaiian god. that would have been cool. and that's where i screwed up. >> no matter how many times he would get arrested, no matter how many times he was dragged f the stage, no matter how many times he had to go to ur my father believed that he the right to free spee

and he said well, i refuse to cooperate with the police and lenny bruce said, lenny, you schmuck. >>me up as a traditional short hair comic. he was quite successful in getting ed sullivan gigs. >> here's comedy star, george carlen. >> tonight's forecast, dark. >> carlen, at first wanted just to have success and he got that success and then felt that he was getting that success in a way that didn't speak to his heart. >> i used to be this guy or maybe this guy used to be me. we were eachulr at one point. he t was like -- there was nothing behind him had, you know. he was kind of just superficial, just the surface. he was all characters. i found out i wasn't in my own act. >> the guy who really picks up from lenny is george who goes right after the taboos again. he's constantly picking and picking and picking. >> and the irish priests were always heavy into penance. the 91st fridays, five first saturdays, stations of the cross, a trip to lourdes. what? that was one of the things that bothered me a little is that conflict between pain and pleasure. you know? because they were always pus

but i feel lenny has given me strength at the most difficult times.slink, which provides public transport in northern ireland and, during that time, like many workers, he paid into a local government pension scheme, which he thought would provide some security for him and his partner in later years. but when he died, denise was informed she wouldn't benefit. because denise wasn't married, she was told that she wasn't entitled to a survivor's pension. her partner would have had to have filled out this, a nomination form. she argued that that was a lawful discrimination and today the supreme court ruled in her favour. we say that she is entitled to receive a pension and that the nomination requirement should no longer be applied. it's a ruling that could benefit the partners of some other public sector workers like nurses, teachers and civil servants although that could depend on the rules of each there are over 6 million people across the country living as couples. many of them are in company pension schemes, public sector pension schemes, and they sho

. >> i know lenny. i'd go with lenny over harry. >> really? >> who would you go? >> there's not even a question, lenny is my number every day. >> i didn't even ask the question. >> j.lo's hit sho angie martine sneak peek. >> every timeal choice i chose wrong. >> j.lo is back for an intense all new season of her hit nbc cop drama shades of blue. >> i couldn't let everyone go down. >> inviting extra on set for an exclusive interview with her old friend and our special correspondent angie martinez. >> i interrupted you from your process. >> my process, my actor's process, all right? i'm a serious actor. >> things are getting very serious for her character, detective harley santos. season two starts moments after she killed her baby daddy in self-defense. >> it ended with a bang and starts off with a slow crazy bang. >> jennifer and ex-husband marc anthony igniting fireworks with their first on stage reunion in five years at h concert. >> how did that feel? >> it was good. we were talinking dropping a beauty bombshell about going mo pretty? >> no. >> no i don't. >> wh

kravitz. ♪ >> come on, lenny. >> jimmy: see that?lenny's trying to say is handsome doesn't come from here. handsome comes from here. yeah, i have flaws. ♪ i have flaws >> jimmy: maybe my eyes are too piercing. ♪ my eyes are too piercing >> jimmy: maybe my skin's too soft and smooth. ♪ my skin's too soft >> jimmy: maybe i have the breasts of a 14-year-old girl. ♪ the supple breasts of a 14-year-old girl yeah ♪ >> jimmy: doesn't mean anything. what's important is i'm handsome with inside. ♪ from the inside >> jimmy: that's what matters. physical beauty fades. ♪ beauty fades >> jimmy: look at sting. ♪ look at sting >> jimmy: i believe that children are our future. ♪ i believe that children >> jimmy: lenny, please, i'm trying to talk here. could you give it a rest? >> i had your back. punk-ass bitch. >> jimmy: i know, but enough. gentlemen, i am handsome. i'm damn proud to be president of the handsome men's club -- now and forever. >> oh, show of handsome. ♪ >> jimmy: ben? say something. >> show of not. not. >> not. >> not. >> not. >> ji

kravitz. ♪ >> come on lenny. >> jimmy: see that?doesn't come from here. handsome comes from here. yeah, i have flaws. ♪ i have flaws ♪ >> jimmy: maybe my eyes are too piercing. ♪ my eyes are too piercing ♪ >> jimmy: maybe my skin's too soft and smooth. ♪ my skin's too soft ♪ >> jimmy: maybe i have the breasts of a 14-year-old girl. ♪ the supple breasts of a 14-year-old girl yeah ♪ >> jimmy: doesn't mean anything. what's important is i'm handsome with inside. ♪ from the inside ♪ >> jimmy: that's what matters. physical beauty fades. ♪ beauty fades ♪ >> jimmy: look at sting. ♪ look at sting ♪ >> jimmy: i believe that children are our future. ♪ i believe that children ♪ >> jimmy: lenny, please, i'm trying to talk here. could you give it a rest? >> i had your back. punk-ass bitch. >> jimmy: i know, but enough. gentlemen, i am handsome. i'm damn proud to be president of the handsome men's club -- now and forever. >> oh, show of handsome. ♪ >> jimmy: ben? say something. >> show of not. not. >> not. >> not. >> not. >> jimmy: that's how it i

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myself and lenny both paid into that scheme like otherfamilies and lenny both paid into that scheme likeid into that scheme. if they weren't going to receive the money that they paid into the scheme, that money is just going to be lost to fuel the funds of other members that the member did not know. denise brewster thank you very much indeed for agreeing to talk to us. thank you. bye—bye. the bill giving theresa may the power to start the process of leaving the eu reaches its final stages later today. debate is underway in the house of commons, with the last vote expected around 8 o'clock this evening. it could cause more divisions in the labour party. its mps have been told to back the bill. let's go to ben brown, who's outside the houses of parliament. there he is, ben. yes, simon, thank you very much indeed. the debate continuing. we've had three days of debate and voting this week. this is the final day of the commons scrutinising the european union notification of withdrawal bill as it is known. as you say we'll get the key vote at 8pm, but before that, a string of amendments will b

but i feel lenny has given me strength at i542?ied, she was told that she wasn't entitled to a survivor's pension. her partner would have had to have filled out this, a nomination form. she argued that that was a lawful discrimination and today the supreme court ruled in her favour. we say that she is entitled to receive a pension and that the nomination requirement should no longer be applied. it's a ruling that could benefit the partners of some other public sector workers like nurses, teachers and civil servants although that could depend on the rules of each individual pension scheme. there are over 6 million people across the country living as couples. many of them are in company pension schemes, public sector pension schemes, and they should be treated equally to their married counterparts. so i hope all pension schemes will review their rules in light of this judgment. and the woman who fought this case hopes it will provide greater protection for other families. at least ijust had to defend for myself and i had to take my h

this was something that was a personaljourney because lenny and i discussed what our future.and yes, the financial burden from the loss of his income coming into the household was immense. it was so emotional with not only losing lenny, but then the financial security and then to be told that you weren't going to get the pension that lenny had told me that i was entitled to, well that was just another knock that i wasn't prepared to take. yes. just to explain to viewers who perhaps don't know what happened here, the point is had you and lenny been married, this would not entitled to the payments. although you weren't married, you had been togetherfor a long time. there was a form he was meant to fill in to say should the worst the worst happen you would receive the benefits. when you were told he hadn't filled in that form, what on earth went through your mind at that point? well, i believed that the form at that stage had been filled in. i believed that lenny had put it in and now whether the form got lost in the transit, things changed with the local government pension sche

>> the name's lenny khan. >> stephen: please welcome uma thurman! uma!r feet for everybody. i'll tell you that. >> aw! >> stephen: we're so glad to have you here. >> thank you! >> stephen: i'm a big fan. i have to ask you one question before we get started. i'm a huge fan of lord of the rings, which is no secret. i found out before the show you turned down a part in lord of the rings? >> yes. >> stephen: i would have done that. >> you would have been very good. >> stephen: why? it was a very long time ago and i consider it one of the worst decisions ever made, but i had just had my first child, and i just -- i don't know, i was a little housebound. >> stephen: didn't want to drag your child to new zealand for three years? >> yeah, that was a little unknown for me. but it is definitely a regret. >> stephen: you know what? that would have been before you did "kill bill." >> that's right. >> stephen: totally different swordplay, though. ( laughter ) i understand that your dad, robert thurman, right? >> yeah. >> stephen: was a famous buddhist. >> he is still

. >> lenny, what did you think of the two parts of at least in his speech he gave? goal. and the goal was not to move the needle. you move the needle by talking about policy. you move the needle by showing people how you're going to get there. that wasn't his goal. his goal was to rally the base. people that were anti-trump before are anti-trump after this speech. people that were pro-trump before the rally speech are going to be pro-trump again. this was not to move the needle. donald trump's vision of unity right now is not necessarily unifying the country. it's unifying those he needs in order to get certain things accomplished. unifying the ren party so he can get more people confirmed o his nominations. so that they can get through both the house of representatives and the u.s. senate. we have to look at not necessarily the tone. we have to look at what is the goal of what transpired today. it was not to move the needles but to make sure those in his camp stay in his camp. nard in that regard he was successful. does that mean he moved people on this speech but

>> jimmy: lenny kravitz! the best. >> good to see you, man. >> jimmy: that's dark'n'stormy. that's how you do it right there. lenny kravitz! [ cheers and applause ] >> courtesy of joe. >> jimmy: oh, yes. joe. >> courtesy of joe. >> jimmy: give him my love. [ inaudible ] >> jimmy: give him my love. bye. >> bye-bye. >> jimmy: lenny kravitz right there, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks dad. ♪ >> jimmy: how cool? he's the coolest of all-time. >> he's a good guy. >> jimmy: lenny kravitz just came out with dark'n'stormy. >> they're delicious. >> jimmy: this is the best "tonight show" we've ever had. ever. i'm so happy! [ cheers and applause ] i'm so happy to have you. and have you here. this is -- >> joel: zoe, do you know that guy? [ laughter ] >> never seen him before in my life. >> jimmy: i want to talk to you about the -- first of all, that was just so cool. that just has happened. i want to talk about your big show on hbo. >> yeah. "big little lies." >> jimmy: "big little lies." [ cheers ] yeah, pe

lenny, react to that. is that what he is saying. mcconnell, paul ryan i have support on the ground, you better support me in the issues they may be working on. >> he is doing two i think so this. number one he is the first few populist president. if you are going to talk about his policy, it's populism. what do you do to increase your platform fur a populist candidate or populist person that's been elected to office? you continue that populism rising and stoke that fire. that's exactly what he is doing. and number two, to the second point that you bring up richard is he speaking to mitch mcconnell, speaker ryan? no. who is he speaking to? he is speaking to senators running for re-election in 2018 that are in swing states and saying, listen, i can be the difference between you winning or losing. i can be the difference between you having another six years or another two years or being prime airied in the spring of 2018. therefore, you may start lining up against me -- he may not be i believe to do anything with john mccain but he can

about lenny buscar for you? sense, but let's do it. sounds fun. >> stephen: it does sound fun. yeah. >> stephen: aubry, lovely to see you again. >> yeah, you, >> stephen: "legion" airs wednesdays on fx. aubrey plaza, everybody! we'll be right back with bradley whitford. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ our powerful relief now in pill form. it's the one and only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a unique warming sensation you instantly feel. power through with theraflu expressmax caplets. and this is they like lobster party.y, red lobster's lobsterfest is back with 9 irresistible lobster dishes. yeah, it's a lot. try tender lobster lover's dream and see how sweet a lobster dream can be. or pick two delicious lobster tails with new lobster mix and match. the only thing more tempting than one succulent lobster tail, is two. is your mouth watering yet? good. because there's something for everyone, and everyone's invited. so come in today. a