here is joel mchale in "crime scene kitchen.lso very jumpy. i'm out of breath. this is -- >> hey, guys [ screaming what's going on? how are you doing?ook at this. >> we're really good >> are you here to distract us >> woo, yeah look at all this, okay >> this is really helpful, thank you. >> i have a lot of work to do, so get out of here >> i will find more ways to make fun of your turtleneck later. >> you know, i don't find myself making fun of your outfit >> no, but i'm the host of the show >> jimmy: that's exactly right [ cheers and applause you're doing what you should do joel mchale, everybody >> yes >> jimmy: "crime scene kitchen" premieres may 26th at 9:00 p.m. on fox joel and i are playing a fun game after the break stick around, everybody. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪who can take a sunrise♪ ♪sprinkle it with dew♪ ♪cover it in choc'late and a miracle or two♪ ♪the candy man♪ ♪♪ ♪'cause he mixes it with love♪ ♪and makes the world taste good♪ ♪'cause the candy man thinks it should.♪ where there's commitment... ther

the point that he was making earlier and also in addition is this before this is all michela who mchale is a. influencer and underneath what she does she does a lot of things in very talented young but to influence has tied the lives matter that yes taking on of issues is problematic not just feeling put a number of different people often people of color black people and not happening that this is happening in the virtual world i want to teach a g. laney and then he picks up where he left off he she is. i was intrigued by little mccain instagram character who is recognized as a model in pop singer but she's also at last next one in so she's made political statements regarding immigration laws it can be troublesome for actual influencers like little mckayla use activism as a ploy for social for social engagement especially if their creators are not people of color it's also confusing for the audience being that these characters are exactly real and there are racial messages can just see my facial projections in a time where movements like black lives matter has become equitable when the

diverse characters and again i said i've seen it with karen hughes died i've seen it with little mchale esteem extremely diverse team if you look into prove b.r.d. day you can check out our website. christmas might just make us make me happy how diversity is as most of the team not on your not. i haven't looked into it as far as statistics go i don't know their exact makeup of the team i also know that they have you know they have 3 different characters of 3 different ethnicities different genders and so what they're doing is they're creating the foundation for what is the future virtual influence or injuries any given team could have 102030 diverse characters yes thank you christopher thank you angelica figure out the guessing such a deep deep deep conversation about something that seems quite trivial and shall i but lots to think about thank you so much i'm addressing angelica christopher let me just leave you with one more shot here just to remind you at 20 g m t. you're free at a sequence to of shooting you cameron james wells and join me on instagram and join time in them as well t

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the closest we got to vietnam was gomer pyle and mchale's navy.inning around 1970 and directly in response to losing younger audiences, cbs in particular reached the conclusion that it had to tear down the wall between the medium and the moment. >> brown: by 1974, the cbs saturday night lineup included "all in the family," with its generational clash around bigoted patriarch, archie bunker; the unheroic vision of war in "mash," and "the mary tyler moore show," centered on a 30-something single, professional woman. the same forces, brownstein writes, were changing the world of film, with movies like "chinatown" and "nashville" that focused on the underbelly of american life-- its cynicism, corruption, and violence. along the way, he offers compelling individual stories, like that of linda ronstadt >> i think people underestimate how much linda ronstadt was spinning her wheels, how difficult it was for her in the late '60s and '70s. she had a vision in her head of bringing together rock and folk and country and even r&b in a new way, in a way that r

leonard mcgee m says that his 42 year-old son, paul mchale was a wonderful man. all started at vta back in 2002 is a bus operator trainee and later became assistant superintendent in service management. leonard, thanks. the sun's role as a manager. they have played a part in why % he was targeted. >> i think my son was a target. he was not supposed to be that he was supposed to work at home. but the covid people. the wonderful 10. and a good and a good son. he does everything for his family. we smith pitched. >> paul leaves behind 3 children and his wife. another one of the 9 people who was killed was michael can and he had a long time friend in san jose city council member. >> parel as yesterday perella is express the grief that he shares with the victims. families. >> i unfortunately get to to know. personally. these 9 families have felt this past night. this morning. just a sense of disbelief. with a hope that your loved one. it's still going to come home. and knowing that that's just. never going to happen again. it has been. painstaking and heartbreaking. an

joel mchale and thalia will be here my thanks to leslie jones, x gonzalez, weezer once again. [ cheers

he negotiated treaties with mchale gorbachev including the elimination of thousands of nuclear warheads and when he ran on the missile in the 1980 part of this campaign was was that we were behind the soviets and we need to t catch up and we needed to catch up to the negotiating table and to agree to reduce nuclear armaments. he was proven right of course and it only took eight years really before we saw the winnins of the cold war and the destruction of the soviet union. >> host: craig shirley in year look last actas you talk about e emerging legacy. what does that mean? the >> guest: oh the emerging legacy. it's interesting because in webster's dictionary there is not obama-ism and there is not bush-ism and there is not trumpism but there is reaganism. reaganism he would contend and a lot of scholars would contend and i contend it's a separate and distinct individual ideology in itself more of a hybrid between libertarianism, conservatism and other elements that go into it. it was his own philosophy and he enacted much of it when he was president. not all of it to be sure but he had a