i'm so sorry. >> stan lee. >> stan lee. okay. >> easy name. >> i want to say thank you for your efforts and the service and you guys self-less act to go out there and hopefully you didn't have to do it on your own vacation time, right? >> [indiscernible] >> jesus christ. you guys are good people. now, when you guys got there, was some of the fire still active? >> yes. actually it was only i think 80 percent contained, but the 5th day the wind was kicking in and the fire actually started to cross the road where we were staying so wasn't too hard to respond to that. >> yeah. i just want to say again, thank you for your efforts and making san francisco look great and you guys continue the great work. thank you and thanks for coming tonight. >> thank you vice president morgan. >> thank you very much. commissioner fraser. >> thank you so much president lee. wonderful report. first of all, all the community events that you and your team and group attended in san francisco and all the wonderful work you've done to promote the fire

speaking on of these team of volunteers, we have president stan lee himself who was one of the original organizers of the mission. the chief would be here but she is at the dentist but sends regards. thank you president lee and your team to insure the hawaii community recovers and the floor is yours. >> thank you president peskin and board for this invite. firstly, i like to thank my team. they are dedicated firefighters. they went beyond the call of duty to travel to maui with me where we rendered aid. also like to thank my pr executive. very essential person and instrumental. [indiscernible] he could not get us with the individual able to help us organize this trip. kirk and daniel young found this lodging and worked to do when we got there. of course, there was another individual, the site leader at the relief center, chris lull. he was the husband of a aid to the mayor of [indiscernible] southwest air lines for flying us out there for free. finding lodging for us. enterprise rent-a-car and maui fire department and fire store welcoming us like family. we appreciate them. of course ou

stan lee said he created the x-men characters as a metaphor for civil rights, and the franchise is explicitlys parable. so barnaby is purposefully misrepresenting the x-men movies. unless, unless his mutant power is being a dumbass! [cheers and applause] rightwing nutjobs aren't just mad about trans people using bathrooms. they're also mad about trans people drinking beer. because some conservatives are boycotting bud light over its partnership with a trans activist. come on, guys. the only reason anyone should boycott bud light is if there's anything else to drink. like bud light lime. which is delicious. the charge was led by conservative thought leader kid rock. >> grandpa's feeling a little frisky today. let me say something to you all and be as clear and concise as possible. [gunfire] >> stephen: texas congressman dan crenshaw also tried to get in on the dumb. >> i saw bud light's stupid ad campaign. so guess what we're gonna do? we're going to throw out every single bud light we've got in the fridge. all right, well, i guess that was easy. >> stephen: ha, ha! got 'em! no bud light! howe

speaking on of these team of volunteers, we have president stan lee himself who was one of the original organizers of the mission. the chief would be here but she is at the dentist but sends regards. thank you president lee and your team to insure the hawaii community recovers and the floor is yours. >> thank you president peskin and board for this invite. firstly, i like to thank my team. they are dedicated firefighters. they went beyond the call of duty to travel to maui with me where we rendered aid. also like to thank my pr executive. very essential person and instrumental. [indiscernible] he could not get us with the individual able to help us organize this trip. kirk and daniel young found this lodging and worked to do when we got there. of course, there was another individual, the site leader at the relief center, chris lull. he was the husband of a aid to the mayor of [indiscernible] southwest air lines for flying us out there for free. finding lodging for us. enterprise rent-a-car and maui fire department and fire store welcoming us like family. we appreciate them. of course ou

joining me live now to share more about the experience are some of the crew, including stan lee and paulk you so much to all of you guys for being here with us this morning. we appreciate thank you for having us. all right. if i could speak with you stand and paul, real quick, you know, tell us, first of all, a bit about the experience you know, what was it like once you on maui? >> when we landed maui, we didn't know quite what to expect yet. but once we got to line gateway puts right to work. started helping securing because they already had distribution for that day so. we help secure the site for them at the that, you know, we were told what we're probably going expect for the rest of the day. but the meantime, traveling back before we able to see the devastation that would that occurred a how did seeing the extent of the destruction effect? >> affect us personally? >> well, i think it was a really heartbreaking. i'm sure everyone's been to and they've seen the the country better statement was and to see the devastation around heartbreaking. and was more heartbreaking was actually se

lee in "pam & tommy." please welcome back to "the late show," sebastian stan, everybody! now, the last time you were here -- and i know this from other interviews you've done -- you're a huge fan of space. we talked about it last time. and you said at the time -- and i'm gonna hold your feet to the fire here. you said it last time. you'd go to space in a minute if you had the opportunity. and i'm a big fan of space myself, since i was a kid. but now, it's six years since you've been here, six years later, that's not a dream. that's a reality. you just cut a check, and you can go. but would you go up with, like -- who's doing it now? bezos is doing it. branson is doing it. and elon musk -- spacex you can go up and actually go around. >> sebastian: i don't know if i trust those guys with my life. >> stephen: really? really? how about this? how about this? there's going to be, supposedly, a space hotel in orbit in the next few years, like by 2025, which seems awfully fast. can't build a real hotel in three years. >> sebastian: no privacy left. >> stephen: what do you mean no