my mom took me to see mel gibson's movie the passion, and mel gibson says you are snakes and you are. come, ninjas. let's go. all right, this is it. - yes, the residence that belongs to the one called craig. - i still say this is a bad idea. [pounding on door] - ninja positions. ha. hello, craig. - look what we got. - where'd you get those? - we can't tell you where we got 'em. it's secret ninja stuff. - ooh, is that jealously i see in your eyes, craig? mm, yes. drown me in the sweet water of your envy. uh, uh-- they're not that cool. - yeah, they're not that cool. these are real authentic weapons from the far east. - but don't tell anybody we have them. - ugh. - whoa, where'd you get those? - let me see. - uh, we'd love to hang out, guys, but we have important secret work to do. - yes, the life of a ninja is complex and full of peril. come on, ninjas. all: ho. - oh, man, did you see the look on craig's face? that was awesome. - dude, we're, like, the coolest kids in the whole state. - hey, fellas. what's happenin'? - we're playing ninjas, butters. - wow-whee. hey, can i play ninjas

and he had such incredible presence, and, yet, those actors gave mel gibson, you know, they said, "now your turn." they gave him respect. and on the set, mel told me that the t timber in schofield's voie brought tears to his eyes in every single take. it was as if he had his own mic in his chest, and he was a lovely, beautiful man, and a great actor. >> stephen: well, i stepped on a baby's finger to have ever met him, so i'm jealous of you. >> i know. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. when we come back, i will ask glenn about having to learn a little farsi for her new part. stick around. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious si

and yet, those actors gave mel gibson-- you know, they said, "now it's your turn. mel told me that the tamber in scofield's voice brought tears to his eyes, every single take. he had a magnificent sono-- sonorous? as if he had his own mic in his chest, and he was a lovely, a beautiful man, and great actor. >> stephen: well, i'd have stepped on a baby's finger to have ever met him, so i'm jealous of you. ( laughter ) >> i know. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break. but when we come back, il ask glenn about having to learn a little farsi for her new part. stick around. ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ that is not how it went! (laughter) (laughter) (children's laughter) we need to do this more often! (laughter) lemons. lemons. lemons. lemons. look how nice they are. the moment you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those, lovely, lemony, lemons. and never wonder if you got a good deal. because you did. (vo) when it comes to safety, who has more iihs top safety pick plus awards— the highe

johnny depp, mel gibson or donald trump? 5 million ashes, dead celebrity, okay.ys -- no, not everyone. olivia, you are wrong. johnny depp, that is the correct answer. >> he just seems like a rude person. [laughter] >> spend money to shoot a living person into the sky. kennedy: olivia, you can catch up with this. which of these rich and shameless was once banned from a hotel failing to pay $46,003,150 in hotel charges? lindsay lohan, share or tom cruise? the original inventing, everyone says lindsay, everyone is right. >> only to be the person who everyone knows -- [laughter] >> so funny. >> we had a good thing with her. [laughter] kennedy: i love that show. how did you get to be british? >> one bottle of liquor at the minibar. a snickers and merlot, she's up 46 grand. kennedy: which of these rich and shameless but working walnut farm for $20 million? james cameron, mccarran or mr. peanut? working walnut farm where you can actually grow walnuts, i'm guessing $20 million for that walnut farm. james cameron, don mccarran or mr. peanut. everyone has different answers

way back to the very beginning when you see this big beautiful battle that plantation owned by mel gibsonis family, i think [inaudible] it's a character's name, who was laboring on this plantation by african, african descent labor's and their families. although enslaved? in south carolina? [laughter] no! not according to this phone, right? they're just happy to be there, right? [laughter] and who doesn't want to visit south carolina? but not under those circumstances. so he tells us that these stories, right? it's this one [inaudible] clearly benjamin but it is a good guy, he's an american guy. he rejects slavery, clearly, right? tells us these stories about america. and through benjamin what martin we come of these with these ideas that americans are heroic, they were gradually aligned themselves with the french. and then this nation, you know, in the context of this [inaudible] . so that's one, right? jfk, obviously, it would be another one. when local to hear. the disney phone [inaudible] with images of pocahontas and native folks and so forth, writer? that would be others. and you kno

going all the way back to the very beginning when you see this big beautiful plantation owned by mel gibson and his family. i think benjamin martin is a character's name, right and who was laboring on these on this plantation, but african and african descent laborers, right and families, are they enslaved in south carolina? no not according to this film, right? they're just happy to be there, right? um, and who doesn't want to visit, south carolina, but not under those circumstances. so it tells us these stories right? it's this one that kind of tesla clearly benjamin martin is a good guy. he's an american guy. he rejects slavery clearly right? tell us these stories about america in through benjamin martin we force we come up with these ideas. they're americans are heroic. grudgingly ally themselves with the french and they forged this nation. you know in the context of this cool british empire, right? so that's one right. jfk obviously would be another one one local to hear the disney film pocahontas right with his images of of pocahontas of native folks and so forth, right that would be o

how many do you know that can turn a press briefing into a full on mel gibson traffic stop?] you know what is crazy? every day on the daily show we do these jokes all the time. would like, the administration lies your trump flip-flops. it does not matter. his supporters trust him. it has not stopped his momentum at all. it's almost as if the daily show should be on c-span. it has zero impact. it was true. maybe it is because we are living in a strange time where trust is more important than truth, and supporters of president trump trust him. i know journalists, you guys are definitely trying to do good work, i just think that a lot of people don't trust you right now, and can you blame them? unlike anderson cooper's bone structure, you guys are far from perfect. remember election night. that was your steve harvey miss universe moment. the look on your face at 11:00 p.m. at midnight, like walking into pinero bread and finding out her sixth-grade teacher has a part-time job there. like what? i guess you don't have all the answers. [laughter] because it was all fun and games wi

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