the ideals of the show. worked as a staffer on presidential campaigns, which may or may not be worthy influence comes in. and then worked as a staffer in the white house and then ran for office myself. is in the states and in massachusetts for four terms. solid perspective as a candidate, which may or may not be drawn for inspiring some veep. i know you will get into it in more detail but i was basically wrapped up my time of the white house and i was back in massachusetts in my phone rang . a woman who is a friend of mine who i know is speaking on a later panel called and said there was a programming put together by hbo. he had done the thick of it and in the uk was creating this comedy about american politics for hbo and if i would be interesting in helping out with the consulting on the script and it seemed like a great side job, so i said yes. that was shortly after the pilot . >> each of you have studied this question about the relationship between art and life. what do you see as the relationship? do t

you go in a new image, you need to come to every show in a new image, moreover, between shows you haved to change clothes right in the car, comb your hair, have time to eat or make some content between shows, because every brand is waiting, well , accordingly, for some kind of advertising, presentation. what happened, and you need to keep up with everything, so you are in an eternal race, for 4 days you simply disconnect from all reality, you you immerse yourself there, this eternal race continues, plus during fashion week i publish about six posts there a day, when all the fashion shows are broadcast, you have to analyze what was in the collection, actually write about this is where you have your own opinion, at least briefly, but show yourself, show what happened, tell, maybe, about the trends that existed, and when it’s such, you know, a cycle, you’re a little freaked out by everything that’s happening, and so you get a little tired but it's crazy to me i like it, in any case, it’s very interesting, this is a world that is inaccessible to a huge number of people, and it really arous

>> yeah, i just did a show. i haven't done a show in singapore in four years. month. i didn't know how it would go, but the tickets sold really well. >> jimmy: great. >> and my mom was really excited. i haven't been back to do -- perform there in so long. and my mom, she is not in show business. she basically asked me for 100 comps. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> for the show. oh, you're coming back? i need 100 comp tickets. and i'm like well, this all costs money, you know. yeah, yeah, but it's for everyone i work with. i work so hard, i want to bring all my colleagues there. >> jimmy: 100 people? >> you don't have 100 friends. >> jimmy: right. >> who are these hundred people? and comedy is the thing you want people who want to be there. she was inviting people, they didn't even like me. they didn't want the hear it. and because my mom invited them, they peld felt obligated to go. i gave 100 comps. >> jimmy: you did? >> i did. she is my mom. have to do whatever she asks. all right. now you're going to meet them before the show, right? i'm not meeting 100 strangers b

it showed the characters flaws but it showed the wholeness of each of them. they learned in life. they had ethics. they got through all the political warfares with the productive way of problem solving it wasn't a affront to individuals involved in politics. i guess i question -- we have an opportunity to be -- to really give more accuracy and yet it's like historical fiction where you have -- historical fiction novel you give truth and the fiction is just that you don't have the dialogue of all these people that can be hollywood. you could really do something to teach -- to give people something to emulate and strive toward. i guess though you are saying the pendulum may swing, will it? if we don't take a step forward? >> she was also really concerned with clothing. i mean it was just like come on. and -- and the executive producer of that show is a woman. the executive producer was a woman. anyway, sorry. >> i think it's a very fair kind of observation and kind of brings up a point that goes through the whole conversation. to what degree do the shows have t

you have a baby boy. >> daniel: yes. >> stephen: how do you do eat shows -- eight shows over six daysslept a lot to begin with. it has tracked into that. well. honestly i think it's more forgiving than a filming schedule would be. i am gone in the evenings. he's in bed. i get to be there during the day when he's awake and alert. >> stephen: at least you know where you're going and what the hours are. films, you have no idea. >> daniel: it's pretty steady. that's what's great about it. >> stephen: i understand you brought him to the picket line. >> daniel: yeah. absolutely. [applause] yeah, you want to get him started young. he honestly -- it was super loud and we were worried. we have a pair of headphones for him but we forgot them that day. well, we are here now. there was a woman playing a snare drum and trucks going by and he had a great nap. he's a new york baby. >> stephen: babies just shut down in the city. it's fantastic. "merrily we roll along" was the show, a rarity for sondheim. famously it was a flop. in 1981. how many performances originally? >> lindsay: i think 16 perform

so you brought up shows. so i want to talk about that a little more because i was i was joking with jack right before we came out here that he has directed some of the most controversial style finales on tv that are packed honestly discussed. okay. i'm driving out here this morning with my uber driver. he recognizes me. he goes, what are you doing? are you going to lip fest. i said, yes. and he said, what? who you're interviewing? and i said, jack bender. and he goes oh my gosh. could you ask him lost and the season and and why it ended the way it did. then there was the sopranos right i didn't david chase the creator did that right and but what do you so i wonder i want to ask you is is how do you feel? because you you put such passion all of your work. how do you feel when all is said and done? it's finished, it's packaged, it's put on tv. you can't touch it anymore. it's over. okay. and then the kind of reaction, maybe lost is a good example. did you feel about that? i was proud of the finale of lost and i

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there was a talent show, a variety show, a band and the variety show asked me to play with them.t. >> stephen: didn't have a name of the melissa etheridge? >> melissa: it was called the road-show. >> stephen: it's as good as "the band." once again, you publish this book this year "talking to my angels." you're also performing a broadway show. this one right here. at circle in the square called "melissa etheridge: my window." both of these are about your life. which of these came first? >> melissa: the kind of both came at the same time. i started working on the book first. it is all the pandemic's fault. nothing like making an artist sit at home and do nothing to all of a sudden creating and creating. i started thinking about my life. i lost my son during the pandemic. that was the big hard part. to an opioid overdose. yeah, love to all the families going through this and there's way too many of us going through it. thinking about that, going through that made me think about my life. the things that i do, highly known my family for love and connection. the things that i do to mak

he then to the mike douglas show and daytime entertainment talk show where he met producer roger before appearing on that program. nixon to ailes that he had to engage in gimmicks like this in order to get elected. and ailes shook his head and he said, television is not a gimmick. you need to take seriously and make it a centerpiece of your campaign. and then he brought ailes on board to his campaign. with ailes help, he. that's why he went on laugh-in and a very awkward ten second clip and i wanted show you the video of this and snl and mtv. but unfortunately because of technological considerations. a, we cannot play video. so i'll do my best to reenact it. it's very simple. it's very it took many takes. and if you don't remember it or haven't it, i encourage you to google it when you home where he used the show's catchphrase it to me. but he said in a very interesting way. i said almost as a question, sock it to. in nixon's mind. this helped deliver the election for him. he truly believed that his transformation from loser to victor. 1968 hinged on priorities in television and control

so, you know, inevitably, things will go wrong in a broadway show, and in this show, we sort of differentiateese hats with the characters' names on them and usually everything goes fine and sometimes, there's a little -- you know, there can be a little kerfuffle or, you know, it's a new show. we were in previews, so there were some changes and stuff. so one night we were doing the show and i skipped like four pages. [ light laughter ] like, four full pages. [ laughter ] and -- but in my mind, i was thinking about it and i was like, "well, i could try to go back, but why? [ laughter ] and i was like, it's probably for the better for everyone, for the crew, for -- everyone wants to go home [ laughter ] so i just kind of kept going and was just like, we'll just skip the four pages >> seth: and were you making eye contact with him as if to be like, "i acknowledge i missed it, but let's keep going"? >> well, that's on me. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> perhaps i didn't do that clearly enough, but his improv to me was, "you don't know where the [ bleep you are. [ laughter ] >> seth: he said that on

you 0 hillagada you live on the show. like if you don't use an interest on just the the within a good good boy, don't we see she left us. if you get a chance to then she won't do that, get too cute key on that team at the control center. no homework done and we did the let's shoot, this is picking some up to the, the range between a drawing next best on pause and sound to sort of a sudden if she but i said no. the super. yep. yep. you're down here today. you have julia onto the concrete, you personally agree i'm on with an attorney present. sorry about a sudden it's the the athletics asked a for to to do a williams has a sheet of it can put it on the show at the new deal. the also got a very vision page on how to present and want to email the showing me is this on sundays and so she's, she's just cause any the i, the new jobs on, on west i'm with, i know are so welcome to know who's on site so yeah, i'll just get 100 posts on the word on it. i said you were so blue escaping at home, right? yeah. they, you know, on i some

it showed the character's flaws, but it showed the wholeness of each them. what they learned in life had ethics. they got through all the political warfare's with the productive way of problem solving. and it wasn't a front. two individuals that are involved in politics and i guess i question we have an opportunity through these to give more accuracy. and yet it's like historical where you have in a historical fiction novel, you give truth and. the fiction is just that you don't have the dialog of all these people that can be hollywood is, but you could really do something to teach, to give people something to emulate, strive toward, and i guess although you're saying the pendulum may swing, will it if we don't take a step forward, she was also inordinately concerned with clothing. i mean, it was just like on. yeah. and the and the executive producer of that show is a woman. the executive producer of the show was a woman. anyway, sorry. i know, i know. i think it's a very kind of critique and observation. it kind of brings up, i think, a point that's kind of

welcome back to the show.agenarian star of "the golden bachelor" here on abc. gerry turner is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, a band from rome, the one in italy. this is the deluxe version of their album called "rush (are you coming?)" it comes out november 10th. music from maneskin. [ cheers and applause ] next week we've got a great week of new shows with martin scorsese, al michaels will be with us, mike epps, ms. pat, snoop dogg. with music from lil yachty, mike towers, chelsea cutler and october london. please join us for all that. our first guest is the slightly bruised brain behind a brand new sporting event based on his own homegrown olympics with his friends. it's called "buddy games." it airs thursdays on cbs. please say hello to josh duhamel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you doing? good to see you. you were here a year ago. >> i was. >> jimmy: since then -- >> i just met your son backstage, i think he just got married last time i was here? >> jimmy: yeah, he got married a

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usually i think that the record in terms of how many people come out uh for how many days now showingupport for the palestinians, but take a look at what's happening there on your left, especially on the top side of your screen there, let's listen to what's happening a little bit. on the streets of bayt in front of the embassy now dispersed the crowd is being dispersed by the security forces there, the people are out there angry and they're showing their anger and i don't even care for uh getting injured, you can see the uh level of the um, i guess actions by the security forces there against the angry people there in lebanon, ins sana there you have. the yemenis to have come out and they are uh out again in force showing their support for palestinians. the official announcements by uh movement leader abdul malik althi, the official stance as of days ago when he gave a speech is that yemen and yemanis are ready to join the war against uh israel in any shape or form if they are called upon, and uh that is something that we're seeing um in terms of some muslim countries where their citi

we go from show to show because we never have like ten shows. we have one. we we're all going watch the l word. we're all going like even if it has, we don't have anywhere to go. so they had done this to this community. it was a -- bursting around a topic where the dam needed to burst because when discussions came around about queer characters in tv and film, often it was, you know, cisgender white men. those characters in queer white men have made up to those upper tiers. that's great. but like, we're not having these conversations, so was educated. a lot of people were educated, was trying to help convey my and also education around these topics. so i did one big piece around that time and it was basically one of them was here's a laundry list you should not have engaged social media with fans promising thing a nice you know that this character would kind of there was implications character would make it that there would you know that there would be good things happening this that and the other and you should not have taken a victory lap the press you shou

it shows us that the western back ukraine is losing to russia. the results of this war so far show us that a multi-polar world is being developed where the capitalist imperialist. military regime of the united states is being challenged. we must understand that one of the main functions of the us capitalist imperialist machine is to wage war and make profits, which it undoubtedly has done as american oil corporations have made billions from this conflict in ukraine. and us capitalist imperialism, it is also using, one of the tactics is to use genocidal sanctions against countries, which is another form of military warfare, and attempt to starve countries that wish to be free from imperialism into submission. this is done to keep capitalist imperialism at the top and to make the world subjected to the rules of the so-called american capitalism. and while the usa, they have made massive profits, there's no doubt about that. it has also taken major losses from this warfare, as in many ways what has happened with sanction has backfired against good o

that is what a big deal this show was. and matthew perry is, as a star that people feel that they know in their homes. >> yeah. so many people feel like they have such a deep connection with him from his character. chandler bing. i mean, he really was the perfect fit. we were just talking he almost didn't get the role because he was booked on another show "l.a.-x" because that show was dropped he auditioned and he got the job, but it's important to note, you know, he was prepared. he was prepared for that incredible opportunity, and he nailed it. >> absolutely. and that just goes to show the level of his talent that he almost could not take this role in "friends" because he was booked for another show. and we hear this all the time in hollywood, but of course, to even book a pilot, you are the 1% of the 1% in hollywood if you even have made it that far, so to think that during pilot season he was wanted for numerous shows, it just shows how immense his talent was. when you watch "friends" you see it come off the screen. hi

in a show of solidarity with the people of palestine. footage shows the police pushing back huge crowds of protesters and making arrests during the march. in the meantime, during the large protest in assemble, protest are set and the effigy of the is rarely prime minister and, and is really flag on fire. israel is evacuating the largest town near the lebanese border as tensions in the region continue to rise. as, according to the as rally defense ministry, and the town has a population of more than 20000 people in the situated around 2 kilometers from the border. there had been constant low level clashes on the israel 11 and border since the latest complex erected balance on the border between israel. another nonce has the militant group have reached their deadliest level since the $2611.00 and more r t corresponding s. and i can, has more. it was kind of surprising was uh, the classes typically start during the day and starts with the sunrise and it ends with the sunset and essentially putting it into much of the violence and the facilities in the region. uh, but what was surprising wa

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and i have music in the show. >> jimmy: what kind of music do you have in the show?. "don't [ bleep ] with the jews." >> jimmy: can we have a little sample? >> well, the jews have been around 4,000 years. we survived the fair row, the najibu nazis and saddam hussein, and if jesus comes back, we'll kill him again. that's something my great grandma used to sing to me when i was a kid. i just found out that the singer, adele, is jewish. >> jimmy: is that right? >> her full name is a delicatessen. >> jimmy: i didn't know that. thank you. i think we have another picture from the show. what do we have here? oh, wow. look at that. >> see, jimmy, you know, before i knew you when i was a teenager, i worked in the family catering hall. my great grandma rosie started a catering hall in the 1950s before women really had big businesses like that. she was a pioneer in her field. her sons ran it. my grandfather was the band leader, and my uncle murray ran the kitchen. >> jimmy: your mean uncle murray. >> you've heard about murray. we called him mean uncle murray because he once cal

this shows the military precision and this shows that palestinians are getting into gear not only for their liberation, but of course to eradicate the presence. the zionist regime in the future. we need to have you, elijah, magnier, if you can for us, break us down, break down for us that is the military uh steps that the us has taken. from what we understand, washington at this point is scrambling to bring in uh what we understand to be nearly dozen air defense systems, such as the uh the iron dome missile system, two two of them, and also the tad missile system, which both can be used by the way offensively if the... wanted to um and what is um especially unique about not only the military aspect of this but uh in terms of uh the forces that they have brought in uh we understand that there's a a general that uh the us has actually brought in weeks ago his name is senator i'm sorry general james glenn and he's the former commander of the marine force special operations command who i guess has uh experience in falluja because it's the warfare. there based on how he said he's been succ

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invencible in every way, and i mean we have seen from time and time again, actually the resistance showing that that there's a different reality, but let's talk about that today, and and and that image that they have tried to put. trade how has totally uh been damaged. oh, idf are a organization of international travelers, international occupiers that come to occupied palestine, they have impunity to kill and brutalize. they are in no way defensive organization, they have always been an aggravating and occupying occupation. they've always been a group of people that have broken at least, i think a thousand un resolutions for peace and justice and... they have committed countless war crimes, their entire existence is based on protecting an ocupay a military occupation, a siness occupation, that its principles is bloodshed, its principles is genocide and ethnic cleansing, so to capture them and to make them to show the world how weak and illegitimate they are, is a spiritual and political win for the resistance, it just shows that that no one is inf, no one is defeated, no one, sorry, it jus

the city is really showing up and showing out. >> it is.ting for the most part. it is hot, though, again today, a heat advisory continues today. it's been extended into saturday. so the hot weather is going to hang on as we start the weekend tomorrow. right now, this morning, it's mild. we're mainly in the 60s and a lot of cities. i don't even think you need the light layer. this morning because we are going to warm very fast. a live look from our rooftop camera at kgo along the embarcadero. we are totally clear out there and it's another day where we warm extreme fast. by noon, everybody's in the 80s. by 4 p.m, everybody away from the coast is back into the 90s. so we are going to take a closer look at how warm you get later on this afternoon. and have the forecast for all the air shows for fleet week today, tomorrow and sunday, we'll detail all of those coming up in about eight minutes. let's check in with gloria and see how traffic is doing. >> yeah, drew, you know, all morning long we've been monitoring this crash in san lorenzo. good n

a guest on the show? you know, she got canceled inevitably, let's find out more >> seth: oh yeah, you would be canceled publicly and we would bring you back for a public hearing. >> yes, yes, it would be like my first apology to the public. >> seth: i'm certainly glad we're not using your time here for that because you have written a fantastic book >> thank you >> seth: and it is about -- it is about anxiety and depression and imposter syndrome and self-doubt >> yes >> seth: now, even people, confident people i know, when they write books, that is when - if they've never had self-doubt, that's when it creeps up >> yeah. >> seth: so how hard was it for you to have that very real feeling of self-doubt, to then write a book, which brings on self-doubt so often? >> yeah, i mean, i decided to write the book because i was struggling with self-doubt so acutely in my actual life. like i had sort of had, you know, some moderate success as a comedian i realized the more opportunities i got, the worse my anxiety and

we are just showing you one of the three photos that showed two babies, whose bodies had been burnedond recognition. the third we have been showing you of an infant's body that was laying dead bloodstained. in jerusalem, there's a family mourning a 23-year-old soldier skill kilned. you can see the sorrow on their faces as they bury him. in gaza, a humanitarian crisis is growing by the hour. hundreds displaced. there's an image shared from the gaza health ministry that's in a hot.

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in this last episode, we will review some of the highlights of our past shows. probably the most important episodes were aired after george floyd was brutally murdered by the minnesota police. what people joined the angry people of the united states and covered their protests and spoke to experts about the treat. of african-americans and other minorities by the us police. kids in borders was another subject touched often on the show where light was shed on the pression of immigrants coming into the us, especially children, and mostly those coming from southern borders. sad stories of trump administration, detaining immigrant children and separating them from their parents, was covered on the show as well as the biden administration border police. attacking immigrants on horseback, mimicking the violence of cowboys against native americans. the evolving situation on the us-mexico border comes with reports of kids who have not seen sunlight in days, and others often going days without taking showers. some of the kids sleep in bunk beds, some of them three bunks hi

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the air show will do it. also, there's any fog in the forecast for the pilots kron. 4 charles clifford live for us at crissy field. here's our team right there. we'll start with charles charles. what's it like out there? >> well, it's starting to get it's a beautiful day. just got a clear blue sky. not a cloud into fog anywhere, but it is really starting to warm up here. the air show, as you mentioned, is underway right now. but let's start with the parade of ships. it's going to take a look at some video here now that began about 11 o'clock this morning with the san francisco fire boat coming in first underneath the golden gate bridge that was followed by a several naval ships, including the uss john p murtha. and then the air show started a little after 1 o'clock. and again with the navy's parachute team coming down, bringing down flags, they're in landing. and then we had a flyover by a united jet. that was kind of fun. and then we had a coast guard demonstration with golf and helicopters coming in showing

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my friend jacqueline novak has a show that's one of the best shows i've seen. she's been doing it in chicago alive called get on your knees. i think she just taped it for someone for a streamer. i shouldn't say. and then keep her. lana's another friend who is very, very funny there there are there are too many funny comedians right now. i don't even it's i couldn't even begin to answer that question but. oh yeah mean she i think and i also think getting in through improv which i which is like a gateway drug to comedy and seeing so many female improvisers chicago um susan messing jean villa pique they made me who had no interest or not even interest but like i never thought it was in the realm of possibility that i could be a comedian. and then i saw them consistently being funny and doing improv and being fearless, bold on stage. and i just i was like, oh, i mean, i, i want to do that. and so, yeah, i think i do attribute me even being in comedyired and wanted to be like like, i'm curious microphone like i'm curious this is kind of unrelated. anything to say ab

it shows the exact impact spot. based on this image, the military advisor, one of the old express that has come out and give an opinion on the matter says never hit the hospital in gaza was not an airstrike. he says the impact does not appear to be consistent with any of the missiles usually used by the israeli army. in these types of strikes, the image shows a greater consistent with a small weapon that nonetheless both sides of this conflict can possess. they can confirm if this was a bomb or rocket that hit the hospital. the >> it is worth remembering that these 500 people lost their lives as a result of this. tell us what this video -- what does the video tells about the area that was hit? >> they were able to deal locate this other video on a telegram that was posted early wednesday showing the aftermath. you can see this grassy area that shows more details of the casualties of these. here is another video as well. you can see the presence of blankets and what appears to be articles of clothing and other person

they were also presented in a way that showed that they were modern women. the next year things were put into motion to, develop what was called all indian day, and from there this process entered new realm where it was bringing local tribes into sheridan to foster goodwill towards native americans. and they basically show what it meant to be native american, and they would basically there'd be a lot of white and interaction. and the first year, drew, for native americans to sheridan and the crowd was somewhere in that like nine or 10,000 people were there to attend these events. and it actually it was accomplishing with harris and claire one and there was a lot more towards the natives the signs came out of the windows. harris and claire lived long enough to see that transformation a healthier

it's the show that invented news. this is "the daily show" with your host, desus nice!eers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> desus: welcome to "the daily show!" i am desus nice. can i get a yeah? [cheers and applause] yo, we've got a great show for you tonight. i'm super excited, a little for this show but mostly because the night is the greatest team in basketball's opening. the new york knicks! [cheers and applause] now win or lose, i will be on the street outside the ms tree screaming. so if i don't have a voice tomorrow, you know why. but i do have a voice now, so let's get into some [bleep] headlines. [cheers and applause] let's kick things off with big news about the speaker race in congress. after spending three weeks on the dating scene temple republicans are finally swiping right, far right. >> breaking news out of washington, house lawmakers finally elected the new speaker of the house. >> after 22 days, 14 candidates, and four nominees, house republicans united to elect congressman mike johnson of louisiana, the new speaker of the house. >> republica

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that will show brenda. elon musk and mark zuckerberg almost had an mma fight and we got another round of trump indictments in georgia for election interference. on august 24th, trump was arrested at the fulton county jail and we got a mug shot for the first time. [cheers and applause] yes. that is one anger glazed ham. i tried to match that face for a joke but i could never get it quite as close as my head writer. really good. spooky. beautiful girl. trump never passes up a chance to grist a dollar, so he sold posters, shirts, coffee mugs with the that mug shot was taken the day trump surrendered. it is a bit of a mixed message. reminds me of when nancy reagan sold just say no t-shirts. they tried to steal the election in georgia under the rico act. which brings me to my ne new lel segment. that is all the time we have for that segment. let's keep moving. there is nothing that says a convict cannot be president. if he wins, he might be able to veto bills from cellblock a. i am sure you are asking how he wou