mindy.on that you earthies may understand. - oh, we sure don't. - all the houses in the neighborhood have changed lately. look at the petersens' place. - yes! what are those things? - pumpkins, fake spider webs, and plastic bats. - but that's not all. at the supermarket today, everyone was b all the candy. what on earth is happening? - there's a good explanation for all of this. tonight is halloween. - hal-low-een? huh. what's that? - ooh! ooh! i know what halloween is. and turn them into jack-o'-lanterns. dress up in a costume... - go door-to-door and say, "trick or tre!" - collect as much candy as you can. - get back home and eat the candy. - oh, yeahg] [steam engine blow - and last, but not least, visit a haunted house. - oh, yeah! - ah... a "haunted house." - hoo! sounds like fun. - yeah, can't wait to find out what "hated" means. - oh! let's go inside and figure out e how to fix up our plson with the earthies on this special holiday. - great! i want to do all the things on that list. bu

you're doing a show with mindy kaling >> oh, yeah. the name of it because they just told me today. >> seth: "never have i ever. >> thank you >> seth: you're welcome. [ laughter ] >> i had it in my pocket but then - >> seth: yeah, i know. they told me once backstage and i remembered [ laughter ] >> well, you -- you're younger than i am. >> seth: i am. that's true. >> but this is, i mean, who would have thought >> seth: yeah. >> for me. i'm the narrator of this -- a series that's coming netflix in 2020 apparently - [ cheers and applause yeah, thank you. apparently -- mindy kaling's awesome, obviously >> seth: yeah. [ cheers ] >> you know, we know -- her -- but her parents were big tennis fans >> seth: uh-huh. >> growing up in india >> seth: yeah. >> and so they used to watch me play, you know, way back when, when the guy -- that guy borg, and connors and others >> seth: yeah. >> so all of a sudden i get this call and eventually meet mindy and say, "would you like to be the narrator of this series? i say, "are you kidding me?" >> seth: t

mindy kali and oprah -- maybe. >> that may happen. that may happen. journalists who'd be their dream interview? >> right there. >> ah. >> right there, ladies and gentlemen. >> this is a pretty big get. the return to television, jen is back. >> we've got each other so we're good. >> i'm still stuck on the fact that she got more than 1 million follows in five hours. that's bananas. you know you can catch "the morning show" on apple tv plus starting on vember 1st. >>> now to "dancing with the stars." fan favorites kate flannery and karamo brown were on the chopping block last night, but ultimately the "queer eye" star was sent home. >> i've got to save kate and pasha. >> listen, if you're going to go out on a show you go out with beyonce, feeling good, having the cast pick us up. >> karamo is a class act. everyone shod be such a gracious exitor. he's amazing. >> meanwhile, on top of the leader board, a four-way tie, including country singer lauren alaina who revealed a painful injury. >> i have four hurt ribs. i fractured the one on the left the first we

want to bring in john gary mindy and just returned from a trip to ukraine. we'll be talking about ukraine and syria in a second, but imt to get your reaction to what you heard the former. >> he's correct. there's nothing on to that work. let's look at the other side of this debate. the president, the kind of conflicts he has himself. it is absolutely clear that the president has violated the constitution immollment clause. both article two in which the president can receive no money from any government in the united states and article one, the foreign clause, the president is clear violation and what about his kids? gal vanting around the world cutting deals, getting special deals from the chinese government? goes on and on and on. the pot is black. he shouldn't be calling the kettle so. >> you did just get back from ukraine. i want to ask you about your trip there. one of the people you met on that trip was bill taylor. he's the -- affair which right now is the top u.s. diplomat in the country. he's also a former ambassador ukraine. now for those who don't

mindy from henrico around richmond is also a cancer survivor. she writes, quote, even though my cancer is in partial remission, i remain on treatment for fear of the cancer returning again. as i prepare for retirement, it scares me to think that this cancer would be considered a preexisting condition, and i could be denied health care or would be required to pay through the nose for insurance. sharon in norfolk told me about her struggle be behavioral health issues. she wrote, i am a functioning member of society. however, that will not last long if i lose this access to medical help. i went off my meds in 2000, as i couldn't afford a doctor and medication. and it was a very thin line between me and homelessness. justin from loudoun county is worried that she could lose coverage for her diabetes care. here is her message for the members of this body. what if you or a loved one was diagnosed with a preexisting condition? how could you feel -- how would you feel about being denied health coverage? it is a good question that justine asked that we s

in mindy sight, our protests wee bound to elicit an intensely negative reaction. gramps was an old school lappist the, he said, and -- baptist, he said. he leapt immediately into attacks on the gay community as a whole proclaiming they deserved the death penalty. the topeka capital journal published many letters including one by my aunt comparing the united states to so.com and go mora. insisted that the blood of straight aids victims should be avenged upon those guilty of introducing and gleefully spreading this deadly disease, the homosexual. even during an era in which disapproval was more socially acceptable, it took only four sentences to outrage most leaders, and our signs managed to do the same with even greater economy. militant gays spread aids, expose gay aids ploy, gays are worthy of death. and soon enough, god hates fags. the community response to our protests would mystify me for years thanks to an ignorance born both to use and of the religious education i was receiving atio home. i didn't understand why anyone would reject our message. i was scared

mindy kaling huge fan of sour patch kids which we have on the desk.r, but i do not like almond joy. >> mounds and almond joy >> coconut >> ryan gosling, hi-chew. >> what are they >> i don't know. >> kerry washington loves candy corns which i don't mind but they're always on the list of hated halloween -- >> it's really wax. >> i like candy corn but there's no way it's someone's favorite. >> favorite halloween candy. 100 grand bar. >> so good. >> i go with reeses. >> whachmacallit. >> the payday bar. >> kitkat. >> when you put your pets in costumes it's either hit or miss we think this is pretty good take a look at river the dog dressed as an ambulance, and he makes the howling noise. pull over, everybody, here i come. >> that's pretty good. that's great. >> he's not a paramedic. he's a paw-medic happy halloween, everybody. >> carson just showed us tiffany haddish and that halloween scare. why is it so many people like that frightful feeling that comes with haunted houses or scary movies we sent nbc's joe fryer to get some answers. some answers. >> her

as mindy my whole live. as i said, was born after columbine. we learned those little lines. nursery rhyme things that are supposed to teach you how to survive when somebody comes into your school to murder you. additionally i think there are many things that can be done that i addressed. but i think of course, i will always say this but the first step though it may be difficult is to address the nonviolence academics. initially like i said, we must invest money in a school mental health resources. and that we cannot just say again or hear again on my perspective members of congress say that they're going to do something about mental health because i completely agree with that but at then they do absolutely nothing. i've seen what it is like. i am still in school. i think for many people and many legislatures like yourself, school is different these days the menu at school. there are so many extended pressures. we have to deal with this every single day. so i would really push mental health. think you need to have those conversations mental health professionals themselves. se

steve: lisa whelchel, mindy cohn, nancy mckeen reuniting for the lifetime version, you light up my christmasa happy ending. ainsley: i was going to say, sounds like a lifetime movie. says lifetime at the top. steve: the facts of lifetime. brian: new documentary out this week examines the issue of free speech and dangers of pc culture across college campuses in america. >> pretty much everywhere else, cops can come to your house, arrest you for a rant, a complaint, or making a joke. the only reason they can't do it here because we have the first amendment. brian: that's right. steve: joining us the man behind the film, radio talk show host, founder of prageru, dennis prager. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. steve: talking about freedom of speech. no safe spaces but you go to america's college campuses these days, the narrative, everyone of them has a safe space. >> that's how we got the title. every, not every, that's too overstated almost every college campus, yes, well, absolutely, absolutely every college campus comes as a shock to your viewers who dot know this, college campu