i love that you love "survivor. >> jimmy: oh, i love that.immy: wow. >> i would love to, i would love to. but i feel like, i think i have to wait until my career is in the toilet like, one day, if my career starts heading fully down the toilet, then the first thing i'm going to do is sign up for "survivor. >> jimmy: but what if it's like a thing with one of your favorites or something like, one of your favorite - >> i don't know, i think the whole thing about "survivor," is you learn so much about yourself and maybe i don't want to know all that stuff [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that you're -- >> and i definitely don't want other people to know i feel like i'd be a really ruthless "survivor" player it's a game. like, it's a game, anything goes in the game >> jimmy: yes. >> it's just so fascinating to see how people take how people are in the game and apply it to their real lives i'm obsessed, i love that you're obsessed. >> jimwhat charity they would like to talk about. and what is covenant house for people that don't know and why are you working

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, i think one of your callers said earlier about loving evil, that's worse, going to god and loving evil is worse death than dying a temporal death. host: we'll hear from reverend wallis. host: jesus, know the truth and the truth will set you free. i've been thinking about that. truthfulness is very important in this crisis. we've seen a lack of truth fulness, very high levels of leadership in this country. and i think the truth really heal us s free and can and untruthfulness is making people sick. let's go back. you mentioned truth. let's go back to the truth. let's own truth, not be afraid of truth. know the truth can help us and heal us and save us and bring us together again. this time will drive us apart or pull each other through us or bring us back together again and i'm trusting and believing and acting on the easter conviction that we can be brought together again and that hope will finally triumph over despair, even life over death. that's what i'm hoping and believing and praying today on this easter sunday. host: reverend jim >> c-span's washington journal. morning, theday r

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i love the city. outside of tually new york, and my husband loves the real country. in maine.refer living concorde seemed to be near enough to boston that i could have my city life and near could to country that he feel he was really living outside of the suburb. more country than suburb. he is having a great time. being portrayed as an actor the big screen feeling like decades have dropped off his life. he is a writer. >> where did you meet him? >> harvard. he was teaching at harvard. a course on the presidency, and taught some american government courses, and e came to finish a book, and i had an office at this little kennedy institute, and he had an office right next to mine. that's how it happened dedicate the book to three people? >> right >> who are they? >> three sons > probably the most important people in my life. one is in his mid 20s. one is a freshman at amherst the youngest one, thank god, is still at home in high school. i don't want it to end. 4, 6, and 8 ere again. >> and how many books have you written? >> three two?at were the other >> well, the fir

love for the god who loves everyone of us. be that our virtual gathering on this day of remembrance is a reminder that we remember in order that we might create a new and better world as a living legacy to those who died. to those who were wounded. to those whose lives were changed. i've made two pilgrimages previously to the memorial. one of those occasions was with over 1000 young people. we gathered for a church conference for several days. we gathered there in order to help young people learn something about living a way of life that reflects god's way of love. a way of life that seeks to do good as a way to overcome any evil. we made an evening pilgrimage to the memorial. over 1000 young people gathered around the water as the dusk and the evening descended and as the light began to rise. we gathered in the midst of chairs of remembrance, the wall of remembrance, the pond, the trees. we gathered to remember that those thousand young people might learn that as the bible says in the psalm of songs, love is as strong as deat

man, we love them. the lumineers are on the show and we love the lumineers.ee, they're doing "salt in the sea" from their album "iii." but this is what they're doing they're working with musicares, a they have a covid-19 relief fund for folks in the music community affected by the pandemic so text "lumineers" to 41444, or you text "meals" to 80100 this is the new way to donate. just do that your phone will take care of the rest of the stuff. it's amazing stuff, guys you'll be helping a lot of great people you know, it's tuesday there's no real thing of what we're actually doing on our show there's no set things. but now and then we like to have a routine, but this one thing we started doing, because i have no guests and everything and we do have guests and it's great now, it's awesome. but when we first started, i asked my wife if i could ask her some questions, because she's -- our camera person, and she does not want to be on camera but for this, she'll make the exception, just because we're here, we're home, we're trying our best, we're doing our stuff. so

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love you love you and i know pundits are. you kidding cuckoo. and. i know. that. a lot. going up. in. there and said please execute a plea bargain in days 8 individuals being executed in 2 days is classify my opinion as a mass execution why is he taking this decision now the governor is pressured the execution simply because of the drug situation there's a trial that arc is all pals that will be expiring they have decided that it would be better cheaper for the state to execute all of these individuals at one time before the trial that expires. and it's had the same time that you're planning to get married and well my and love is stronger than death. i don't know how many executions i stopped counting at about 15 and i think that number is in the twenty's right about now but if that is taking place now 8 execution scheduled 'd in over 2 and a period it is shaking the trees it up just a whole lot of things happened even the individuals that i was fit to be executed dealing with the one of the dead are scared paranoid 'd the ones that have realized that this may just be to grow for

i mean, i know that he loved her, i know she still loved him, and i'd want to say, "why didn't you do it? he's going to die soon. i wish you had done it." and i think for him i'd want to understand why he couldn't share himself more fully with anyone. he was the most ebullient, the most charming, most sparkling personality on the surface. everybody thought how warm he was. but underneath, there was such reserve in him, and i'd want to try and understand why that was so, and why he wouldn't give himself more to the people who loved him. brian: what makes this book different than all the rest? ms. goodwin: well, i think what i wanted to do in this book was to understand not only franklin and eleanor's relationship -- which has been looked at in many, many other cases -- but to understand the whole extended family that surrounded them in the white house. and i came to an understanding that these two characters really both needed other people to meet the untended needs that were left over as a result of their troubled marriage. so, what i came upon was a sense that the second family quart

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i loved him so much. everyone loved him every cast member loved him. and we will miss him so much my thoughts go to his family and sheila and arlo. and everyone just take care of each other and stay safe and we're going to get through this, you know, together let's talk and help each other out whenever we can. i will talk more about how as the -- as the weeks go on, obviously. but that was -- it's kind of a -- i'm happy that today our guests on the show are friends of mine. justin timberlake is my guest tonight. i've known him for seems like forever. here is his charity he's working with it's gofundme.com america's food fund. that's where he's asking everyone to donate they're splitting their money from feeding america and world center kitchen, which is very - they're both two amazing things which is also what russell wilson and ciara, their charity is feeding america as well we have music from the avett brothers who want to give to directrelief.org all right. everyone, the show must go on. monologue.t the show with the ♪ >> jimmy: welcome tohe tonight

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you go, oh, i love them.rating buses and subways. i mean, these are our heroes right now. because without them, this economy would go to a total halt >> jimmy: it's a great thing you're doing we asked you if there's a charity that you'd like to put a spotlight on i know there are so many great charities but you chose one that i love. it's god's love, we deliver. >> yeah, these are some folks -- they've been around really since the beginning of the aids crisis in the '80s, delivering food to very sick people expanded they're neighbors of mine, they're in my neighborhood in the mornings i'll walk the dog and i'll see their trucks out there loading up food and taking it to people. so i wanted to give them a a shout out. i think it's great what they're doing. i love to support, you know, certainly a local charity in this case, one right down the street from me >> jimmy: lester, thank you for taking the time for me but also thank you for doing what you're doing. you're doing amazing work. we're all looking to you

but i love her and almost every time a visitor, i have to say, i love you and you love me and you're going to have to love me this way. it is been working. thank you so much. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. tunable tv starting at eight eastern highlights our "in depth" program will begin with the author and a number of books among them history of the black national anthem and brief. novelist jodi, including her novel a spark of light in the journalist and science fiction novelist, cory discusses his book and activism. after the d

i want to see love go viral. love go viral as this virus has. unchurchedwho are have the need for inspiration and sustenance. and we are looking to find a way to take care of ourselves and then get beyond ourselves and take care of those who are in such serious trouble. host: steve calling from oak ridge, tennessee. caller: thank you for today's program. you have highlighted what i have been saying for years. unfortunately, has been divided into two camps -- twtrue christians and the invenr and theho feel like -- evangelicals who feel like everybody is out to get them. i wasn't even jell-o coal until all this hate started showing up -- even jell-o coal until all evangelica untill hate started's -- showing up. mym a liberal and most of friends are and we are all christians. it is sad to me the way this country is being divided. thefact is that evangelicals have thrown jesus havef the window and picked donald trump to be their new lord and savior. that is not the way it works at all. reverend wallace is a true christian and represents true christi

she loved the place. after he died, she actually lived on that place until she herself died. >> if somebody's never been to that part of the country, how far from new york city? >> a couple hours from new york city. by train it is. >> on the hudson river? >> along the hudson river. in duchess county. >> in those years in in, the war years that you're writing about here, where did the roosevelt spend their time besides the white house and hyde park? >> well, hyde park was the most important place for both of them. he went during the whole presidency something like 200 times to hyde park. so that's the most important place. >> how would he glet? >> by train. he would often get on the train in washington, maybe at 10:00 or 11:00 at night and it would reach hyde park about it morning. so he would sleep on the train. he loved traveling fwran. he had his own compartment because of his polio, he didn't like fast moving transportation. he hated airplanes. he could feel grounded on the train. eleanor was the oppos

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i love to love. and i love to spread love. so this is the best way to do it. think other people are going to follow suit, and i want to say that a friend of mine named john morgan and myself, mike with, i don't know if i told you, but we're putting another $1 million into the all-in challenge to keep it going and let people know, it's not just about the conversation, but about the action as well. so you've got another million coming in. major thank you to john, as well. known him for years. so that's another million. so right now, take your total up from 12, bring it to 13, and hopefully the people that i t d tagged, you know, play a significant role and give some other people things to bid on. >> wow, that generosity and heart. >> kevin, thank you so much. you couldn't give me a better moment to hear you and your friend john donating another $1 million. that's incredible. i can't thank you enough. skpf we've got a big, big goal ahead of us to raise $100 million plus and i guess now, i think we can -- $13 million into it, five days into it, i think we're off t

the loss you feel must not paralyze your own lives, instead you must try to pay tribute to your loved ones by trying to do the things they left undone. thus ensuring they did not die in vain. wise words from one who also knows. you have lost too much. but, you have not lost everything. and you have certainly not lost america. for we will stand with you. for as many tomorrows as it takes. [ applause ] if ever we needed evidence of that, i can only recall the words of governor and mrs. keating. if anybody thinks americans are mostly mean and selfish, they ought to come to oklahoma. [ applause ] if anybody thinks americans have lost the capacity for love and caring and courage, they ought to come to oklahoma. [ applause ] to all my fellow americans beyond this hall, i say, one thing we owe those who have sacrificed is the duty to purge ourselves of the dark forces which gave rise to this evil. [ applause ] they are forces that threaten our common peace, our freedom, our way of life. let us teach our children that the god of comfort is also the god of righteousness. those who trouble thei

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i love you, man.r ] >> jimmy: i love that you admitted that. thank you so much. you look fantastic, as you always do. thank you for dressing up. >> well, if i'm going to do "the tonight show," i'm going to dress for the "tonight show." >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. please listen to the master right here the maestro. you were supposed to - >> what was kerry washington wearing? did she dress up >> jimmy: t-shirt. >> ah, kerry >> jimmy: that said the "tonight show" with jimmy fallon." >> okay, well, okay. so she gets it [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you just came from filming with her, she was telling me >> i did, yes. i just -- just worked with her and i also worked with nicole kidman. >> jimmy: we'll be right back. [ laughter ] how was nicole doing >> she's doing great but when i was -- i was supposed to do your show, you know, like i think i was your first show canceled, maybe >> jimmy: yeah >> i told her that i was going to do it she went, "well, please tell him hello. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: even

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he loved his coworkers and boss, loves being a probation officer.he was afraid of getting sick, no matter how it would end up happening, but he just knew, he loved going to work, so yeah, i don't really know and i wish -- >> it's okay. people ask how, it's almost impossible to know how you got sick, right? but the bottom line is, he got sick, he got very sick, and he ends up in the hospital. did you, i mean, was it quick, the decline of his immune system? what happened? what did doctors say to you sf. >> my husband's symptoms starting at home were very mild until 12 hours before he ended up in the hospital. the respiratory symptoms really started to affect him and became concerning. he had none up until 12 hours before he was told to go to the hospital, and when they tell you when somebody's in the hospital with covid, it's a roller coaster, it was a roller coaster. my husband was taken off the ventilator at one point, and then reintubated. i was told on easter sunday, i needed to prepare my family that his kidneys had failed, that my husband was th

he loves me! he loves this! bye. now, you have to leave. can't just chew on the electrical cords. out, out, give! mush! thanks, benny. i might need a lint roller. the kayot-- the coyotes weren't the only wild animals doing their thing. so was president trump, who celebrated earth day by holding a tree planting ceremony. or as he said: >> we're doing something i love doing: planting trees. i've always loved it. >> stephen: yes, two things donald trump has definitely always loved: manual labor, and the thing where fruit comes from. trump finally got around to actually planting the tree. here he is getting his exercise for the decade. ( as trump ) "i've gotten a lot of practice at my press conferences. every day, i just dig that hole deeper and deeper and deeper." trump also celebrated earth day by threatening to blow up the planet, tweeting, "i have instructed the united states navy to shoot down and destroy any and all iranian gunboats if they harass our ships at sea." you read that right. he's going shoot down boats. ( as trump ) "we must r

. >> it was a love story for both of them. jamie hart, friend and future bridesmaid put it -- >> he was truly her best friend and he was the best dad. all he cared about was melissa, take care of her. >> melissa and ben and alyssa, the threesome. >> really like two peas in a pod. >> one september day in 2006 as the sun was setting into the sierra nevada mountains, ben and melissa got married, ceremony at nearby lake tahoe. melissa a glowing bride, alyssa the little flower girl. >> it was marrying alyssa too. >> they made a ceremony of it. >> alyssa, will you promise to share in the love of this family? will you say i will? >> i will. >> i got her a little bracelet, letting her know i would always love her as my own. >> from that moment on, called melissa mom. how did it make you feel? >> happy, very happy. >> what a happy couple they were, happy family. >> for her to be my wife, it's a blessing. >> that's what you wait for all your life. >> what were your plans? >> to buy a house, to have babies, have a family. >> they eventua

i love bert. >> i love bert >> jimmy: i know, i love bert too. goes by the name sourdough bread monster. he's very smug about it too. check this out i saw that a lot of high schoolers have held online "isolation proms." that's funny i also had an isolation prom it was called prom ♪ ♪ oh, this is interesting. i heard that people on dating apps are putting their covid-19 testing status in their profiles if you still get matches after saying you're positive, then damn, you fine finally, i saw that the mister softee ice cream trucks are now cruising around new york city again. so, good news. at least new yorkers can still get their drugs. there you go, everybody. that is our monologue. what a show we have for you tonight. gosh, i love her i've known her for a long time now. i want to say it's 20 years since we did "almost famous. kate hudson is on the show great actor, great entrepreneur she's just a great philanthropist, giving back to - look at that wfp.org right there, with the nice rainbow also, my pal, alessia cara is coming on the show she's al

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some teachers have even embarked on house calls. >> oh, i love you. i love you. >> i love you mrs.reading to her special education students. teachers going above and beyond rising to a challenge of of education and in the process teaching us all an invaluable lesson. >> hello again. i'm stephen colbert coming from the historic living room in beautiful downtown my house. thank you all for joining us for this special event. now with a tribute to his late dear friend bill withers please welcome steve ae wonder. >> during hardships like this we have to lean on each other for help. my friend the late bill withers has the perfect song about that, and i want us to remember him tonight. ♪ sometimes in our lives we all have pain, we all have sorrow ♪ ♪ but if we are wise there's always tomorrow ♪ ♪ lean on me when you're not strong and i'll be your friend i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ it won't be long and i'm going to need somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ just call on me brother when you need a hand we all need somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ i might have a problem that you'll understand, hey, we all need some

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