you were on "the tonight show with jay leno." >> yeah my first job ever was doing a skit for jay lenorcials. it's kind of where i learned that i had comedic timing. >> jimmy: yeah it's -- i want to show a clip cause it's very very cute. how old were you. >> i think i'm like eight, maybe i'm seven. >> jimmy: and did you meet jay. >> i did. well, not in this skit, in another one, but also a guy was playing like jack from jack in the box i was like way kind of more into him because he was like really famous to me. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: more than jay leno was? well, you were a kid. >> well, i was like seven. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, exactly, yeah. >> i loved jack in the box. >> jimmy: you did. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how was jack in the box. who is under the mask? >> i don't know. he wouldn't take it off. i think it was part of his contract he had he to keep it on. yeah. >> jimmy: like a giant ping-pong ball head. >> yeah, and fully committed to the character. yeah. i learned a lot from him. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: was he like -- was he like hanging around the hallways and stuff

race is about to begin. >> jay leno was a brilliant stand up.d the tradition of johnny. he had a big group of monologue writings that was the main writing on that show. >> democratic candidate bill clinton says he is also troubled by the am of sex portrayed on television. he said where he comes from sex is a deeply personal matter between a candidate and his campaign volunteers. >> jay is more bob hope in the sense of set of punch line and he'd tap into exactly the best joke of what happened that day. >> of course the big story in hollywood is still the mfugitiv. enough about michael jackson, you know -- >> jay made the jokes the joke. dave, was doing the other side of jokes. he wanted the laugh he wanted. >> these last two jokes of sblelkall property of nbc. who would have ever thought you'd ever hear the words intellectual properties and nbc in the same sentence. >> that wouldn't that much emphasis on that monologue because when we started "late night" we weren't able to do a monologue. >> now, with that in mind let'sing with the opening remar

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. >> i know this young lady from the daily show, also on the tonight show with jay leno, you can see>> every big name she has been on it. >> i like a british accent. >> she will be on our show next. ♪ hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. >>> ♪ >> man, they have a lot of people out there cradles for crayons teaming up with the unite weighed to collect school supplies for students, 500 volunteers are out there, pack 30,000 backpacks, today. >> they help so many kid 30,000 backpacks and they are ready to go for school when first day comes in weeks. >> where are they? where is this? >> the link. >> the link. >> how about that. >> such a big event they need to fill a whole stadium in order to do it. >> if you want to donate school supplies they will be there until 11:00. >> hey, gina, i screw up your name, i called you yashere. >> yes,. >> she will be performing at punch line which is a great club. >> looking forward to it, done one in san francisco so looking forward to this one and there tonight, tomorrow, satu

is at ninety three percent interesting leno fox comes in around fifty percent fifty fifty ok when i saw all those those veritas tapes what really bothered me most is the condition of journalism. trump has come and he will go eventually ok but i'm worried about how journalism has been so deborah gaited and i think it's doing a huge disservice to the public go ahead steve. well this this is not a new phenomenon though this is driving it home beyond any reasonable doubt be on any the ability of anybody who is serious and an observer just a just a layman observer to say wait a minute this isn't fair this isn't right but this has been going on for years and years and years the media bias and i could spend hours with you documenting cases after case and you know what the most serious kind of fake news is fake news is is by omission in other words donald trump talks ill of a judge that's not right that's horrible donald trump said this but they don't tell you that iraq obama at the state of the union lambasted the supreme court to their face bill clinton one said the judge should get another j

my dad said jay leno one else is doing to achieve success people read about n fatness after already figured out their body having already lost a lot of weight you see in her cover of the baroque standing iner opinion as to say i did it and i cannot write that yet but i want to.want to why don't i tell the story of my body today without apology? this is what it isns like to be in this world inis this body. >> one of the things i enjoy that for as many new perspectives as we hear about our bodies there is a singular narrative cero able to shift that conversation with that that view the empowerment complex and also above conversation tsa to call yourself a victim. >> and nobody has read the book that i haven't caught many reactions. many have made assumptionsit's b this is a book about what happens when you are beyond lane bryant. when they talk about body positivity big in -- they can still go to the mall and buy an outfit that what happens if you are a bigger that and no longer able to shop in the store for clothing? with the rule does not accommodate unisex that is the straw that you don't

comes to gaming the news media has had blinders on for decades the narrative goes video games are by leno brought your brain actual issues and they gave an industry whether social or economic or simply not worth the mainstream media is less of course it's suits their agenda as one mainstream media journalist told kotaku you took a last fall anything that instills fear in people those stories always rate this weekend a washington post released an investigation into a long defunct gaming company g.e. and its connections to the current administration's chief strategist steve bannon was essentially a chinese based gold farm the mind as they call it credits prizes and currencies within the large online multiplayer games like world of warcraft ever quest and guild wars the idea being that gamers who wanted to level up quickly or save hours of gameplay could pay premium prices to essentially cheat the game to ban and design the business plan that included paying chinese workers twenty five cents an hour to finish quests for rich merican gamers in fact it reiterated multiple times that the washin

and get... ...a free trial of gocentral from godaddy >>> you have watched letterman, you've watched leno's the tv alter ego of comedian garry shandling. >> garry shandling wanted to do a show that deconstructed the kind of show "the tonight show" was. >> pretend like you're talking to me. we're off the air. >> okay. blah, blah, blah, blah. >> the larry sanders show was kind of cathartic because in the world of the show there was a network. >> you want me to [ bleep ] your budget? that what you want me to do? >> it became this fun house mirror thing where you could use stuff from your misery, your career as fodder. >> don't take this as a threat but i killed a man like you in korea, hand-to-hand. my boy doesn't want to do any more commercials. >> larry sanders to me was, aside from being a brilliant television show. >> can you say, hey now. >> hey now. >> it was my everyday life. >> i'm here for three good reasons. last show. big ratings. movie coming out. bim, bam, boom. >> "the larry sanders show" was very unique in that it was very deadpan. and really groundbreaking in its day. >> i th

an hour after hour, with no leno. results we are seeing roads, major roads , you have gone access roads to try to get around anywhere. worse than that, you can see here, the foundation of others, four-lane road included, destroyed by sinkhole. shelter outside of houston in rosenberg, where i am now, are filling up quickly. people are filling up quickly. they are turning furniture stores into shelter. hour by hour here. the situation is getting worse. we have seen a number of voluntary evacuations become mandatory evacuations. they also put out a plea for nurses that are needed in these shelters, shepard. >> shepard: how are people getting the help they need, steve? >> it has been a mix of low tech and high tech calls. please have treated, hang a towel or sheet from your house to tell us you need help, but that is not enough. one man, and the tweets come in and minute after minute. one man wrote, my grandmother needs help. and gives the address. one woman wrote, i am stuck in a house with three kids, seven adults. does

maurice leno from new york city who represents the harbor conservancy who is developing the federal hall site where the first federal congress met into a going thing, a real destination in lower manhattan for studies of the early congresses. so welcome to everybody, whether you came from near or far, and let's welcome paul polgar. [ applause ] >> thank you, chuck, for that introduction. i would like to thank the u.s. capitol historical society for inviting me here today. so my talk today entitled "congress's first debate on slavery and race" is going the attempt to demonstrate really the central ways that this first national congressional debate really set the tone for these larger issues of slavery and race as they would play out over a some seven decades period, stretching all the way to the outbreak of the civil war. again, the subject of the talk really focuses on this debate as it unfolded in 1790. in the early months of 1790 the house of representatives was consumed by the issue of slavery, strigerred triggered b petitions asking the first federal congress to take anti-slavery meas

neil: i think entertainment, dan, real quickly, johnny carson or jay leno making it so obvious, theyped everybody, i don't get that sense entertainmentwise today. >> it is going to a dark place. people are going crazy over this. their hatred is driving them blind. look at results, congress, nothing is getting done. it is creating gridlock. neil: you're right. >> really not going to affect president trump but future presidents. i think it is really dark. neil: on that happy note, thanks for providing toe-tapping ending, dan. very good having you both. i do appreciate it. if we get tough on china, a lot of people say we should, are you ready for the fallout for yourself? in other words when you go to the store, walmart, elsewhere, where a lot of goods from china come, are you willing to pay a lot more for them, i mean maybe quite a bit more? after this. ♪ it's time to rethink what's possible. rethink the experience. rethink your allergy pills. flonase sensimist allergy relief uses unique mistpro technology and helps block 6 key inflammatory substances with a gentle mist. most allergy p

. >> you know it is jay leno's wife name is mavis. >> i think of mavis beacon when you have to learno type. >> i don't know what that means. >> computer program to teach you thousand type, mavis beek object. >> yeah. >> she looks fun doesn't she. >> yeah. >> when you have that much money you can never be boring. >> we will see. >> get ready to laugh, bill bellamy and aaj johnson are coming on the show here in the studio. there is a i comedy tour bringing big names to our area >> really. ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. >>> good morning, everybody. coming to you live from clementon park and splash world here, the flag is blowing, ride are going through their test as we are holding our school supply drive, here's what we are looking for kid getting ready to go back to school, some items we need, we have crayons , old stand by glue, we have a glue stick, maybe the pencil top

if you could ownbe jay leno type, love cars, hey, guess who is that isl buy it? >> oj returned to the national spotlight this year, documentart him, that fx series, he was just parole in the article robbery case, that was big story. so now is the time, wny for that car. they're going to auction it off on monday night, on pawn stars. the owner is the former o.j. simpson agent mike gilbert. he just bought it from al cowlings, the one driving the bronco, the infamous la car chase back in 1994, and mike bill bert says he's not excepting less than $500,000. and i think they're going to get more than that. >> half million. that will could go to a million maybe. >> that's -- >> i think it is going up. there is one person he won't sell it to. i'm not positive this person, i doubt this person has the money, but one person he will not sell it to. >> who is that? >> o.j. simpson. >> oh. was it al's bronco, or o.j.'s? >> i don't know. i always assumed it was o.j.'s, but i could be wrong. >> i should know that. >> i think, also, you made me think, i think there is someone in

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after stepping away from the cameras his old rifle jay leno is also still working. >> sure. >> of course i'd like to see the guest list. he's a fantastic interviewer. >> he did it right. he was at the point where he wanted to step away. >> right. >> take couple years off. >> figure out what his passion is. >> come back to work. >> make a plan and get back to work. >> shave the beard or don't shave the beard. >> shave it. >> he said he's not going to but i wish he would for me i think he looks -- okay. >> i kind of like it. >> he can do what he wants to do. >> santa has beard. >> gabrielle union hates working out. still hits the gym every single day. what's her secret to staying so fit? >> dish nation porsha williams joins us live next with the details. >> you need to calm down. >> i just read it. >> i'm telling you this as friend and a friend of moni monique's. >> fox has its answer to the new american idol rip off. we said it. we'll have the details next when we check out the good day celebrity dish. >> encounter it with american idol. >> ♪ z2fwcz z16fz y2fwcy y16fy >> 10:15 is the time

lamere -- leno maire there.working with a germany and other partners to plug loopholes that allow u.s. tech giants like apple and facebook to minimize taxes. we are joined from paris to talk about an extensive interview. what i picked up from the interview, a great interview was about tax and loopholes and he talked about brexit and the fact there is could still win and talked about protectionism. what did he want to focus on? doclearly what he wanted to after what happened with the of the shipyard 10 years ago, he wanted to say that france is not protectionist even though this was badly perceived by italians because that meant blocking an italian takeover. he said this was an exception because this shipyard represents military interest, strategic interest, but this does not mean that france will go down the road of protectionism in the future. to saye: what it he has about these loopholes? this is something his predecessor was trying to work on. how does he's a just loopholes get stopped when it comes to taxes?

i started the comedy store in 1976 with david letterman, jay leno, i do not have been to any of thoset moving forward. a lot of people gave up because they couldn't take the word no. i went to an office one with the jewish executive who told me he would never hire me because i had a jewish nose and until i got rid of that he would hire me. my feeling was that i was friends with ed mcmahon and terry collins, both very good friends. these guys have noses that made mine look like a miniature. i said what you think, should i get it done? if you think it is to be done, go ahead but i don't think it makes any difference. six weeks later the executive was fired. that's how i feel. whoever rejects you at some point will go away and i will keep trying until it is against the law until somebody says yes. i landed an alley and 73, didn't it doubled their until 86. 13 years of rejection going on there. i was a magician at the magic castle. i would do 28 shows a week for $145 in 1973 had to pay the rent, forgive me for this, but i hosted a wet t-shirt contest at a place called the jaws in long bea

i started in 1976 with david letterman and jay leno, i don't know what happens any of those people.ard but a lot of people give up because they couldn't take the word no. i went to an office once with a jewish executive who said i would never hire me because i had it you wish knows and he would never hire me. i was friends with ed mcmahon and gary collins, both very good friends. they had noses that made mine look miniature. i said what you think. should i get it done. they said if you think so, go ahead but i don't it makes any difference. six weeks later this executive was fired. whoever is going to reject you at some point will go away and i would just keep trying. i'll keep throwing stuff against the wall until someone says yes. keep in mind i landed in l.a. in 73. i think it doubled their total 76. there were 13 years of rejection. i was a magician at the magic castle. to pay the rent, i hosted a wet t-shirt contest at a place called big jars for 50 bucks every sunday. that's what you do in the entertainment industry to keep yourself going and pay the bills. my daughter who is

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