the younger version of liberace.s an interesting thing to be at nfl player and mary somebody like liberace. >> with this won't stop, this critical race theory, how would it have been -- help when it up and greeted by the cowboys in the 1980s if you were so we're back then it could remember what it was like? >> it would not have work, especially on that team. they would've never grabbed me in the first place. but when i didn't get there, we had a heck of a lot of fun. a lot of. the nfl was out of control back then. >> so has that the change? , this stuff, can't work in sports or is it impossible with that mindset. >> i think it could work in sports but i don't think sports wants it to work in sports, especially pro football. basketball definitely no. so it's going to be a very long time at health there are out players and the nfl and mlb and may be pro soccer. >> how do you think this training actually makes white men feel? >> i hope it makes all men -- i think they should have training for all dudes. i hope it makes

the younger version of liberace. it's an interesting thing to be at nfl player and mary somebody like liberace. >> with this won't stop, this critical race theory, how would it have been -- help when it up and greeted by the cowboys in the 1980s if you were so we're back then it could remember what it was like? >> it would not have work, especially on that team. they would've never grabbed me in the first place. but when i didn't get there, we had a heck of a lot of fun. a lot of. the nfl was out of control back then. >> so has that the change? , this stuff, can't work in sports or is it impossible with that mindset. >> i think it could work in sports but i don't think sports wants it to work in sports, especially pro football. basketball definitely no. so it's going to be a very long time at health there are out players and the nfl and mlb and may be pro soccer. >> how do you think this training actually makes white men feel? >> i hope it makes all men -- i think they should have training for all dudes. i hope it ma

look at liberace. >> it was these two titans going head to head. >> this is like entertainment from the ninth century. geeks, trolls, mutants. >> you and jay, you're my favorite. ♪ >> are you better off than you were four years ago? >> ladies and gentlemen, rock 'n roll. >> a creature gobbles dots while being pursued through maze. >> did you see the picture in the magazine with reagan riding a horse on his ranch with bush running behind with a pooper scooper? >> johnny had a sweeping popularity. he was around for a long time. >> there was something about his presence that when he speaks, everybody listens and everybody falls silence. >> it would be kind of interesting to see reagan as president, wouldn't it? it wouldn't be so bad. i'm tired of presidents that play golf and softball and jog. i'd like to see a president who just sits there and dozes off. >> here's how i realized how good johnny carson is. i was a guest and i was doing a bit from the couch. and the bit was about how people annoy you when they touch you. >> you just want to deck them. so any way. >> and as i'm doing the jok

well of great ideas of the freedom even the liberace young of mankind a world that it embraced the ideas of the great thinkers of this well enlightened age. this age of reason with men like voter and whoso and montesquieu these people who believe that a man no matter what station in life. he might be born. whether he be black or white catholic or protestant rich or poor slave or free should not make a difference, but simply by the way in which that person. would carry themselves and prove themselves in this world and it was with this inspiration that i received a promissory note by your very own american agent named silas dean from connecticut and i came to america and began taking part in this grand crusade. mr. lamanche i must tell you that i might have been the one to have influenced you had i accompanied dr. franklin to france once we declared our independency the new congress of the united states actually invited me to sail to france, but i could not ill health ran through my family at the time the commonwealth of virginia required me to work on their constitution. and so it was sil

look at liberace. >> carson was definitely a mentor.hips, where there is that magic. >> thank you for my career. thank you for letting me guest host for you because i would not be sitting here, ever. they all thought i stank, and you were the first one to say you're funny. thank you. >> thank you. we'll be back in a moment. >> so, joan rivers is the permanent-guest host, when i start watching late-night tv. i have this instant idea that women can be funny. women can be part of late-night television. >> as much as i love johnny, it was a holiday when joan rivers subbed for him. >> i have the same thing. >> of course, she dreamed of getting johnny's job permanently. why wouldn't she? she was the heir apparent. >> a big executive at nbc came to my parents' house. and said, to them, i've seen the memo of the possible replacements for carson. your name is not on the list. you'll always just be a guest host. it was devastating. my mother was so upset. and felt like carson knew all this. and was letting it happen. and fox came in and wooed my

means," said your grandparents >> seth: did your grandparents have a favorite bachelor >> mh-hmm, liberacee too. >> hey, seth, why don't you tell - >> seth: no. i don't think i should >> oh, come on, just one >> seth: guys, i just don't think it'll end well >> do it >> seth: okay. >> do it >> seth: but only because i trust you both, especially after this difficult year. [ laughter ] a student newspaper in buffalo recently published an article titled "am i dressed like a lesbian? well, if you put that much thought into how you're dressed, then no, you're probably not >> seth! >> how dare you! >> seth: you told me it would be okay >> you should be ashamed of yourself >> seth: black women and lesbians are liars ♪ we'll be right back with nick jonas ♪ (brother) hi sis! (sister) you're late! (brother) fashionably late. (sister) we can not be late. (brother) there's a road right there. (brother) that's a cat. wait, just hold madi's headpiece. (sister) no. seriously? (brother) his name is whiskers. (bride) what happened to you? whose cat is that? (brother) it's a long story. (sister) oh my gosh.