jason, next setup, i think, is lenny. it's lenny and howard fighting. (man) scene 7. right. it's the dance. yeah. okay. so, um, it's on tracks, but i think it's curved. we're going to go back, forth; back, forth. (man) reality of the lines being perfect. mm-hmm. i'm not worried about the lines. i really am not worried about the lines. i'm worried about what's going on between you two. i think this last couple of -- all right. we just did something a second ago that -- it's gonna work? yeah. he started talking to me -- and then i walk away from him again. i like that. but don't make it comedy. ready to rehearse this? rehearse it once. let's do it. we're just shooting. we'll just shoot it. we shoot it. we shoot it. i say: why rehearse? let's do it, gang. the camera's rolling. good energy, guys! the camera's rolling. what are you doing now? stand by. scene 7, shot 7, take 1. did they say anything? no. howard. howard. howard, howard, howard. talk to me. talk to me. howard, listen to me. listen to me; listen to me. i want to tell you something. i have no idea what it is. and what

busted lenny bruce. >> as carlin has told it, the cops wanted to check everybody's i.d.could get somebody who was underage they could really wreak havoc. >> and you have young george carlin trying to be arrested with lenny bruce to be able to ride in the paddy wagon with him. >> they're going to bust lenny, they're going to bust me. gives me goosebumps just thinking about that. >> and lenny bruce said, how did you get in here? and he said well i refused to cooperate with the police, and lenny bruce said, what are you? a schmuck? >> carlin came up as traditional short hair stand-up comic, he was quite successful on getting ed sullivan gigs and so forth. >> here is comedian comedy star george carlin. >> hippy dippy weather man. tonight's forecast, dark. >> carlin 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 thin

during the recording, the woman goes on to say something lennys believes sounded like a threat. natsot"i want the whole freakin nation to be white." "that's lovely, lady.""you know that's never going to happen, right?" "it will, you will be wiped out."lennys says she's a proud american of puerto rican decent.the woman's words, hurtful.lennys bermudez molina/restaurant customer"she doesn't know who i am. you, like you don't know people, to judge people without even knowing them." louis basile/restaurant founder "to be honest with you, saddened and shocked." wildflower founder louis basile telling us racism and discrimination have no place in his restaurants.louis basile/restaurant founder"we really embrace the diversity of not only of our work force, but of course, our customers. if a guest is uncomfortable in one of our restaurants, we'd like them to come to the manager."lennys says the woman eventually went to sit down outside.and a wildflower manager followed to have some words with her before she went on her way.lennys bermudez molina/restaurant customer "it's really disheart

let me start with lenny this time. lenny: it's interesting. .950, 87% of america was white of america will be non-hispanic whites. i think what has happened is the looksican party right now to the 1950's as the real ameri the america that is more meaningful to them. and the democratic party as is lookingonstructed ahead to the america of 2050 and say this is the america that in at oing to be living that moment in time. there was a great survey done in which asks, has the american way of life changed for worse since the 1950. 2/3 of republicans say it worse, 2/3 of e democrats say it changed for the better. dividing line culturally and demographically that gets fused together in see the how people world. some people see a changing merica, they embrace it, they accept it, they embrace it as what america is all about and other people see this changing they say, this is abandoning what made america great. ken: anybody else want to address that, jackie? times in thee were past decade where i would be on panels talking about

hola lennys bermudez. la idea y dijo que ella prefiere blancos. y lo dejamos ahÍ. es lo que dijo.y empecÉ a hablar con ella. y si yo de ahÍ para arriba. yo tenÍa mucho miedo. >> lenis, tÚ eres puertorriqueÑa, con este temor te acercas al gerente del restaurante y esta persona decide acompaÑante al carro porque tambiÉn hay una forma u otra vio que la reacciÓn de esta mujer, pues no era normal. cuÉntanos qué pasa despuÉs. >> yo voy a este restorÁn todos los dÍas porque tengo un carro cargo afuera y yo hago prÉstamos para casa para la gente y yo trabajo en mi computadora. siempre estoy ahÍ. nunca me habÍa pasado algo así en ese sitio o en otro sitio. entonces, Él fue muy amable. hablÓ con la seÑora y le dijo que se fuera. y ella no esta, me dijo que ella no estaba [habla en inglÉs] borja: cÓmo ha sido la respuesta de las personasque han visto el video y que te han escrito travÉs de las redes sociales? >> un montÓn de mensajes bien lindos mensajes. la gente diciÉndome, no puedo creer que te pasÓ esto. todos no somos asÍ. yo soy blanco, pero todos no somos asÍ. y mi propia madre, nosot

lenny? >>thanks. appreciate it. you mentioned beto o'rourke. it occurs to me he may be the first losing candidate i can remember with coattails. that does something -- that does say something about the power he has, especially with young people. he has become this sort of northstar for them politically, so it's interesting -- keep an eye on him. i want to look at it and more of a historical perspective. as immediate as everything is right now, to me, i think we are at the end of what i consider a 50-year arc of political history that arguably began in 1968 with george wallace's insurgency and richard nixon's silent majority and southern strategy. wallace was overt. nixon was slide, but what they did was weaponize culture as a driving force behind american politics. out of that, you saw emerging a chasm between what i call, for lack of a better phrase, traditionalists and modernists in american society. traditionalists were small town, rural, picket fences, norman rockwell, church, faith, family, flag, in the sense that they were the ones that b

lenny, good afternoon, you're on the air. lenny in stockton, georgia. lenny.t call for all right, we will go to marcia in cape coral, florida, republican. how did you vote yesterday? caller: i voted straight republican. host: ok. caller: i have a comment to make about the president's speech. i thought he did very well. of course, when you have the press stand up and try to catch him in conflicts and get him upset, i can see where the president would be a little bit handleand he tries to the press as best as he could, but for two years he has been taking an awful shellacking from the liberal press. i no longer watch any of the main channels. i only watch foxnews because that's where i hear the right -- exactly what is going on. anyway. i listened to the president's speech today and then i listened to pull ocs speech. what jumped out at me was -- nancy pelosi's speech. what jumped out at me was -- host: we have to leave it there and send it over to chuck schumer. mr. schumer: i have been in this gallery for four weeks. it's sort of cold turkey. few i hear

the campaign is led by sir lenny henry, who is hopeful that the letter will help bring about change.ually make something work as they did with the british film institute. they designed a three tick policy that would allow the industry to grow and to include programmes and films with british content. we think they should add diversity and representation into that and give a tax break for that. and these things have already worked in illinois, in california and newjersey and also they have introduced something in france whereby if you have female centric content people behind the scenes like directors and heads of production and cinematographers get up to a 15% tax break for that and that can work for diversity as well and help grow the industry. ade adepitan is a paralympic athlete and journalist, and was one of the signatories of the letter. ade is here with me now. yes, we started the ball rolling i think it's the beginning of something we hope will really implement change and as lenny said, we wa nt implement change and as lenny said, we want our tv industry to look more like the u

you listen to the music of lenny kravitz and love his style, now you can live in a home by interior designink it's a great thing. ♪ haslinda: now, i want to take you to project obsession. robbie: okay, which part of that? haslinda: [laughter] you have commissioned artist to draw portraits of you, which are now, i guess hanging in your home. ♪ haslinda: robbie, four boys in the family. you're one of the four, the third one. how was it like growing up with the three brothers? robbie: first of all, four is a big number, and make it four boys. we're all very -- haslinda: was it a rowdy household? robbie: i mean, we all lived, at one point there was three of us, before carlo was born, and that was fun. i actually miss those days. we're now in a different setting, obviously much older people, and we work together in the family business as well, so that's sort of an interesting evolution of relationships. but we were quite close and remain a close-knit family. haslinda: am i right to say that the u.s. changed a lot of things for you, when you went there to be educated? you went there to have free

lenny herald took a photo and >>caeven use my phone at this point, getting so many retweets and replies, it is interesting because some people think she is really awesome, other people are like you should fire her the cheerleader's action comes two years after the then 49er colin kaepernick started similar protests, the 49ers won the game which is the last time before they leave for vegas. tune in tonight at 5:00 and 6:00 for more. >>> the famed oscar winning director behind apocalypse now, announced he is getting into cannabis business, launching the grower series a line of three different organic marijuana strain grown in humboldt county, they'll be available at select dispensaries at through chill, a bait marijuana delivery service. the company says he is one of the first to produce wine and weed. he has a winery in geyserville. >>> a new museum is sweden is giving every one of its visitors a vomit bag. mouse neeap eyeball juice and cheese, filled with maggots all of the food displayed is actually considered a delicacy. officials say the goto convince visitors that someone'syuk is an

>> i wrote a letter for the "lenny letter," you know, that na dunham thing?dren's book?" and i was like, "i had not. but i will." and so they very sweetly and organically helped me turn this into a little book for kids. so cute. >> jimmy: but you said it came from you reading to your daughter?ea >> like, little, you know, i have a nine-year-old now, who was then six when i -- when we wrote it. and she -- it was just my little girl and i like laying in bed at night and we were just listening to her kind of talk about just monog as, like, little kids do about. and just hearing her, like, just hearing her, kind of, like, self-possession and her confidence and her just, like, full voice, like, authenticity. i thought, "oh, i just wt to like capture this for her." and so, that, it kind of came out of that.so couldn't be prouder. it's real cute. >> jimmy: aw. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: did she see the book? >> yeah. >> jimmy: s she read the ok? >> yes. but she's not getting any of the profits from it. [ lahter ] >> jimmy: that is -- you can't let he

thought i knew this one then the other part is i know i'm sure that as an eight hundred started going to lenny a woman on a community community got to be one house is the status of i don't see that as evidence that it's anything. one side effects of. a legitimate convention it makes on insulin as it starts at the jockey shows and let's see if you could prove this of adults all have microsoft and you often have i . agree that mine's adds up in tennis australia and all over the all open source of it but i see indian music. even is that's a great question why the stuff here is obviously the software i can also of a piece of beef on microsoft when he ordered it every time i knew throughout this year and it was a difficult one of course and a good business yapping is quite a little too young listen we've got a little machine or study again without being right in front face of i love to be in india listen i up being called a scenic route by solid things in time microsoft percentage that was on a school killing a sequence of its own rules that microsoft intensely let's say in young only has all the c

. >> reporter: sitting just a few yards away, lenny spotted a 49er cheerleader kneel during the national anthem. >> pretty bold. >> reporter: decided to snap a picture and post it on twitter. within minutes, the snapshot of the cheerleader "taking a knee" was retweeted and liked hundreds of times. she was cities from a police officer. >> i can't use my phone -- she was steps away from a police officer. >> i can't use my phone because it's so many replies. some think it's awesome and others are like, you should fire her! >> america is the land of the free! we are free to do whatever we want. >> get rid of her. >> why? >> because i support the national anthem. >> rerter: the cheerleader's decision comes more than two years after former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick sat during the national anthem catapulting a storm of controversy that many times overshadowed football. in may the nfl announced a policy to fine players who "took a knee" and then took it back when challenged by the union. >> she doesn't get paid as much as football players. she can do what she wants. >> reporter: the iden

wanted him to do except in this one area he could not have his back in the mueller investigations lenny put somebody in like whitaker that nobody had ever heard of his only credentials to be the attorney general of the unitedd states he was previously on cable tv defending trump with the russian investigation whether whitaker will actually be able to shut down the mueller investigation or constricte constricted, there is that political check of the house even republicans in the senate who would balk at something like that but at a minimum rosenstein is now cut out the only guy mueller reports to is whitaker and we - - and he will have access to everything mueller is doing in the investigation of the president of the united statesy. >> also this interesting question whether that appointment is legal george conway who appeared on my podcast this week a fascinating interview. >> i hear it's fascinating. >> and very funny but he is one of a number of republican and conservative legal experts that you cannot put a person into the head of the justice department if he could challenge the impor

the campaign is led by sir lenny henry — he's been talking to our community affairs correspondent adinadisabilities, more women. we're talking about having a proper level playing field around the table, making decisions and creating something extraordinary. you know, look at the joy when moonlight wins an oscar, look at the joy when idris comes back from america, garlanded with this success from the wire. he didn't want a hand—out, he just wanted a break. and what we are talking about is giving people who are standing there, going, "well, i'm really talented, but nobody is giving me a break." we're saying, "here's the break." how will these tax breaks work in real terms? what kind of criteria will need to be met? well, the bfi have, you know, a three tick criteria, so it is who makes the programme? what is the subject matter? who gets to decide that? who's involved? who's in it? it will be that, but, you know, i'm a comedian, so don't go asking me. i'm there for exotica, and glamour. there will be a proper thing worked out. the details will be worked out. but the general thing we are sa

probably just to larry i always appreciate i always appreciate your time and i'm happy to join you lenny todd thank you brian joyce and joel pollak early morning and thank you so much for your time and thank you listeners and viewers for joining us today on this edition of politicking remember you can. conversation on my facebook page or tweet me and change things and don't forget use the politicking hash tag that's all for this edition. of russian deadlines. you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian airlines. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be sweet. yes of the world of politics sports business i'm sure business i'll see you that. in fact a recent poll a gallup poll showed fifty seven percent of amer

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it is between two democrat, education hernandez and lenny [ inaudible ]. >> let's get more analysis now with brian and david. professor, let me start with you. we watched gavin newsom with his acceptance speech. your thoughts on the victory. he has to put together a budget, release the budget in early january. he has to decide if he wants it to be about the forward looking things that he promised in the campaign or the reality check. that is much more like jerry brown. he's going to have to build a lot of allegiances and alliances. can he get things done or do the democrats scatter? a lot of his initiatives or moves are going to be about a california economy that's doing well. can he deliver that? does he do anything with the other side? does he even talk to republicans. >> before we get brian's take on that. we saw him speak. your thoughts on how he addressed his supporters. >> he seems to speak in broad plitit up with steak. he's trying to sell the sizzle and the steak. >> brian your thoughts ons the speech and the impact for california. >> i watch a lot of speeches. this one struck m

. >> the owners of the warehouse are speaking out, lenny the deadly fire on electrician. in court documents the landlord and her children claim the electrician live about being a licensed contractor. the owners also claim that he broke the lease by renting a space for people to live in when it was zoned for commercial use only. they had to trial next year. >>> >>> the ceo of marriott has turned down a chance to speak with the examiner. they walked out saying that most of them need to work two jobs. the marriott ceo said the workers union is more interested in holding a strike then in engaging in meaningful negotiations. he said marriott employees are well compensated and have good benefits including medical coverage. the union says they will continue strike until their demands are met. >> >>> more funeral services today for victims of the synagogue shooting in pennsylvania. today funerals were held for joyce feinberg, melvin wax, and 59-year-old irving younger, a father, grandfather and youth baseball coach. the head of the anti-defamation the lanes and increase in acts o

but didn't stop surer lenny with a 20-foot air drop.s dropping off off a 50-foot plus wave. and ernie kemper earned his jaws challenge but epic conditions in maui for the surf tournament. that ride right there a lot of people are saying is making history. >> pretty impressive. >> and i bet that video doesn't even do it justice. wow. >>> still ahead, tensions over ukrain. what the president of ukrain is telling n bsbc news in an exclue interview. >>> with my bladder leakage, the products i've tried just didn't fit right. they were too loose. it's getting in the way of our camping trips. but with a range of sizes, depend fit-flex is made for me. with a range of sizes for all body types, depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. new johnson's cottontouch™ a wholwash and lotionre for newborns is born made with real cotton and enhances your gentle touch a new soft a new touch a new gentle new johnson's cottontouch™ (baby cooing) choose gentle so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush ro

in san francisco a lot of happy people tonight and also the lieutenant governor's race looks like lenny is pulling ahead. >> shirley gavin newsom is going to be speaking in los angeles than his opponent john cox in san diego. we mentioned dianne feinstein and heard from willie brown the former mayor. another huge win for dianne feinstein. people expected her, the pundits did to compete -- -- 1992 is when she first was elected senator in the former san francisco mayor there. >> very powerful. tonight's big questions are being answered as to the balance of power in congress. catherine heenan is here with more on that. >> reporter: we know the democrats are taking control of the u.s. house. a question of how high they can go the projections are that could win as many as 35 seats. the republicans again easily hanging onto control of the senate, of course that's a victory for the party for president donald trump. a short time ago josh holly the republican challenger he will be the next u.s. senator from missouri defeating claire mccaskill. more bad news for democrats they lose a seat in indi

also back with us tonight, he's a singer-songwriter and the drummer for four-time grammy winner lennylin vanderbilt. our first guest tonight is an emmy nominated comedian and host of billy on the street available on youtube. you can see him in american horror story apock limicalypsap. please welcome him back, billy eichner, everybody. welcome back! >> what's up! [ cheers and applause ] i am very happy. >> seth: you're very happy? >> yes. we flipped the damn house! >> seth: there you go. it's a big deal. >> it is a big deal. >> seth: the last time you were here we talked about this initiative you started called glam up the mid-terms. you invested a lot of personal time. >> you're not going to ask me with the bowl that popcorn i'm asking? i brought it from the dressing room. now maxine waters is head of the financial -- what is it called? the financial committee which means she can ask for donald trump's taxes and i'm going to sit back and watchful thank you. >> seth: yeah. i would guess that would be donald trump's least -- that would be his last choice for who would be in charge of th

he's a singer-songwriter and the drummer for four-time grammy winner, lenny kravitz, whose lb latest, now. for more inforsition on his and work in chicago communities, check out franklinvanderbilt.com. franklin vanderbilt is here, everybody. [ cheers a applause ] >> thank you. >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy award winctress you know and love from hbo's "sex andhe city" and "divorce." she stars in the new film, "here and now" which will be in theaters, on demand, and digital this feaday. welcome back to the show our friend, sarah jessica parker, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hi. >> hi. >> seth: i am very, very happyyo to havhere. >> you're so kind. >> seth: always such a pleasure. i have to ask -- >> we'll see how you feel at the end. >> seth: okay, yeah. i'll check in.ve >> resjudgment. >> seth: i'll give you an assessment. did you stay up late last nightl did you watction returns? >> i did, i did, i did. >>eth: how do you feel? >> i feel -- how do you -- [ light laughter ] maybe i would say i would like tose you as a sort of yardstick. a sort of -- my gol

. >> with bob newhart and shelly berman and lenny bruce. comedy started shifting.more intellectual arena. it lent itself to one person. >> i've got to stay here. there's no reason why you folks shouldn't go out into the lobby. >> one of the reasons, you have to split the check, it's not economically feasible. you see it in modern standup comedies, it's when it's musical. >> hello. >> hi. >> hello, man, sitting in the park. >> i just said hi. >> you can do twice as many gigs, the comedy festival, and the music festival. ♪ i love you baby but all i can think about is ♪ >> okay, thank you. >> you can play an instrument, or if you can sing like jack black can sing, it automatically puts you in a different -- people respect us more. because you're doing something not everyone can do. ♪ pregnant women are smug everyone knows it, nobody says it because they're pregnant ♪ >> traditionally, to be defined as a comedy team, your roots are on the stage. >> what do you think about this for my facebook status update, seeking air conditioner, free to cheap, thanks, bye, guys. >>

sitting in with us this week, he's a singer songwriter and the drummer for four-time grammar winner lenny on his "raise vibration" tour. for more information on his music, and work in chicago communities, check out his social media platforms, and franklinvanderbilt.com. franklin vanderbilt is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight is an emmy and golden globe award winning actress you know best from her role as queen elizabeth id [ heavy breathing ] [ ringing ] >> seth: please welcome to the show, claire foy, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> set h >> seth: good, i'm very happy to have you here. we're big fans of "the crown" here, and we kind of compl .e had vanessa kirby, who was >> seth: the whole set. >> whole set of royals. >> seth: and now you are not in the next season of "the crown" because you're being replaced by olivia colman, who is another fantastic actress. did you take anything when you left? it seemed like that's a set where, a lot of good stuff to steal. [ laughter ] >> yeah. there'd be loads of good stuff to steal, but they keep it under ---

but lenny harold who attended the game took a photo and then posted this online. >> i can't even use my phone at this point, like, getting so many retweets, so many replies and it's interesting because some people think she is really awesome and other people are like, you should fire her. >> the cheerleader's action comes two years after colin kaepernick started similar "tkn the name of the giis unknown. as for the game, the two teams entered with only one win apiece this season. dennis o'donnell will have the highlights coming up later in sports. >>> campaign 2018. the midterms are tuesday. today president trump will hold a rally for republicans in virginia and indianapolis. he is keeping the issue of immigration as migrant caravans come to the u.s. >> if you don't america to being overrun by giant caravans and illegal aliens, vote republican. >> president trump says he is finalizing a plan that would require anyone seeking asylum to present himself at a legal port of entry instead of at anywhere at the border. those who try to get in illegally will be detained in tents indefinitely

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but lenny harrold who attended the game took this photo and posted it online. >> i can't even use my phone at this point, like, getting so many retweets and replies. some people think she is awesome and other people think she should be fired. >> the cheerleaders' action came more than two years after then 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick started similar protests. the 49ers won the game which is likely the last meeting between the two teams before the raiders go to las vegas. sadly, it wouldn't be the last battle of the bay without raiders fans and 9ers fans brawling in the stands. this twitter video you can see several rival fans getting into fights. [ screaming ] >> and this new video showing a 9ers fan slugging another fan leaving him bloodied. it happened a few rows from the field. despite stepped up security, some people still behaved very badly last night. about 400 law enforcement officers were on patrol in uniform and undercover last night. at a typical 9ers game, there's about 100 at the stadium. >>> an emergency meeting is planned today to end an ongoing strike against som

twitter user@gator lenny posted this picture. so far, we don't know what motivated her but it's been two years since colin kaepernick first took a knee during the national anthem as a silent protest against social injustice. more on the niners blowout win tonight. they did it with their third string quarterback. we will have all the highlights a bit later on. >>> the first u.s. troops are arriving at the u.s.-mexico border on orders of president trump. the soldiers will help border patrol agents deal with the possible arrival of a group of migrants now hundreds of miles away mexico. president trump said today, anyone seeking asylum will have to present themselves lawfully at a port of entry. when asked by reporters if u.s. troops might firearm the caravan, the president replied, " i hope not but it's the military." >> they want to throw rocks at our military, a military fights back. i told them consider a rifle when they throw rocks like they did at the mexico military and police, i say consider it a rifle. >> the president says

that was so lenny henry from downing street where theresa may was holding a cabinet meeting. a look at the headlines on afternoon live: polls have opened in the us mid term elections, as americans decide whether president trump‘s republican party should keep control of congress. the brexit campaign group founded by businessman arron banks and an insurance company he owns face fines for data protection breaches. theresa may tells her cabinet that she‘s confident of reaching a withdrawal agreement with the eu — but it won‘t be done "at any cost". here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live: from today women in the uk will begin to qualify for their state pensions at the same age as men — currently 65. but critics say that women are still a long way from pension equality, as the amount they typically receive is lower. 0ver100 new look stores could close in as the retailer tries to revive its fortunes. executive chairman alistair mcgeorge said retailers continued to face "significant headwinds and uncertainties, including brexit". new look already announced 60 shops would sh

applause ] and we've been so lucky this week to have the incredible drummer for four-time grammy winner, lennye vibration" is out now. for more information on his music and work in chicago communities, check him out on social media as well as franklinvanderbilt.com. franklin vanderbilt, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for a great, great week. really appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> seth: our first guest tonight is an emmy nominated actor and comedian you know from "saturday night live," "30 rock," and "the last o.g." he'll be performing at the beacon theater saturday november 10th as part of the new york comedy festival. please welcome back to the show one of our favorites, our friend tracy morgan, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tracy morgan. [ cheers and applause ] tracy. tracy. tracy. always such a joy. >> that was a lot of love, man. >> seth: lot of love. >> i feel like a magical black dude. >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> i feel magical. >> seth: lot of. >> i'm feel like the black dude from "green mile." >> seth: you feel like that? [ laughter

which of the following photographs of lenny kravitz wearing a scarf has not been altered? is it a?r ] is it b? [ laughter ] is it c? [ laughter ] or is it d? [ light laughter ] >> i'm going to go with a" >> jimmy: that is correct! you get a cold beer! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. enjoy a nice, cold beverage, please. ♪ i'm going to go back down here. somewhere down here. yeah, buddy. come on, yeah, yeah, yeah. thank you, pal. >> very nice to meet you. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. nice to meet you as well. hey, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: what is your name? >> brad. >> jimmy: and where are you from, brad? >> calgary, alberta. >> jimmy: hey, alberta, all right. [ cheers and applause ] canada in the house. all right, here we go. this weekend, the trailer for "the lion king" remake was watched over 224 million times in just one day. complete the following lyric from "the lion king" song, "the circle of life." [ incoherent shouting ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes! we're going to give it to him! ♪ you get a cold beer! there you g

lenny wrote, in ads, each present yourself as protecting pre-existing coverage, yet you criticize the other on this issue. can each of you explain how you would protect the availability of affordable health insurance covering pre-existing conditions? ms. londrigan: i would like to correct the record the medicare for all plan i have not supported. i have supported a public option, which is entirely different. when we talk about pre-existing condition coverage, there are facts. to say that congressman davis has supported pre-existing conditions from being discriminated against is incorrect. he voted 11 times to repeal the aca with no replacement, which effectively eliminates protections for people with pre-existing conditions from being discriminated against. that should be fact checked, and you should look at the aarp and the american cancer society. who agree with this. they also agree the ahca, which is the bill congressman davis promoted on the white house lawn, would have weakened those protections. again, please do fact check that. the aarp, the american cancer society all said th

also sitting in with us this he week a singer songwriter and the drummer for four-time grammar winner lenny on his "raise vibration" tour. for mo information on his music, and work in chicago communities, check out his social media platfor, and franklinvanderbilt.com. franklin vanderbilt is here, e erybody. [ cheers and appla our first guestonight is an emmy and golden globe award winning actress you know best from her role as queen elizabeth from the hit netflix series "the crown." she stars in "the girl in the eb spider'sin theaters this friday. let's take a look. [ heavy breathing ] [ ringing ] p >> setase welcome to the show, claire foy, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you? >> i'm very well, thanks. how are you. >> seth: good, i'm vppy to have you here. we're big fans of "the crown" here, and we kind of completed the trifec because we had matt smith here, who was prince philip. we had vanessa kirby, who was margaret, and now we have you. , we're very -- very happy to complete the set. >> the whole set. >> seth: the whole set. >> whole set of royals. >> seth: and no

later today a group of top british actors — including thandie newton, lenny henry and jodie whitakerd notjust ethnic diversity, but also for films that promote women and peope with disabilities. let's talk to director and actor femi oyeniran, who started his career in the cult classic kidulthood, and actor kamran vahabi, who's currently starring in a play called boys in london, which tells the story of, quote, "nine men of colour." welcome, both. why so few non—white people working behind the scenes, do you think? i think it starts at the top down, i think it starts at the commissioning and funding level, there is not diversity within the composition of the people forming that bit of the industry and when you go into distribution there is a lack of representation, which then filters down all the way to who produces films and also who act in them. it is dominated by white, middle—aged. . . ? it is dominated by white, middle—aged...? ok. kamran, what would you say is the reason? quite frankly, i think they are quite happy as it is because it suits their needs. why do you say that? abou

interrogations and examinations, although you will see the word examination a lot, it's more like lennybriscoe going after somebody. even today, police, when they are interrogating, operate from a presumption of guilt. so when you see the questions why do you afflict these, they are all leading questions, because they've already concluded your guilty and will do anything they can to elicit a statement against her self- interest. all of these seem to be court things but these were interrogations, trying to find out the investigative part of it . so it wasn't that uncommon. they did come to the grand juries and the trials, because we had instances where during grand jury hearings, they freaked out again and when rebecca was found not guilty by the jury, they really flipped out there and it was very noisy and so they sent the jury back out neck and back and said she's not guilty. they center out again and she said what about when she said xyz i can say the whole thing but this is a shortcut. so the jury says what did you mean there, it was so noisy she couldn't hear because they were freak

. >> you know it's serious when sam breaks out that lenny kravitz-type scarf. >> the blanket. >> thesam. >>> the first family steered clear of the frigid weather altogether. they're in sunny palm beach. president trump and the first lady hosted a holiday dinner at mar-a-lago last night with the trump kids and grandkids. after delivering lunch to a nearby coast guard station. as trump -- as troops deployed along the southern border were treated to a thanksgiving meal. the president reached out to all five branches of the military and issued a stunning threat about the border. abc's tara palmeri has the details. >> you're special people. very, very special people and we're very proud of you. >> reporter: shortly after making thanksgiving calls to military leaders, president trump issued this drastic threat to mexico. >> we will close entry into the country for a period of time until we can get it under control. >> to the entire border? >> the whole border. i mean the whole border. >> reporter: the president not just threatening immigration but even saying he'll stop billions of dollars

it is also increasing clear that we have heard that the lenny by china is pushing some countries into debt. early this year, we detail the debt problems from the chinese initiative and pointed at the failure of the chinese approach that is harming some countries. within this, it includes various countries which will host u.s. and chinese basis -- basis -- bases. we can also respond by offering developing countries more options. that should start with strong support for the mdb's which are ready-made. the recently enacted build act will bring more finance there globally. with that said, the do -- new development finance corporation should be additional and not a substitute. u.s. leadership to long- standing programs is doing vital work measured in lives saved, and they deserve the support. it is also important to recognize the specific value of the finance corporation. yes, it will deliver more financing, but it is in the standard attached to that financing that will distinguish the institution. things like ensuring the local communities that are consulted and compensated if they are d