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it was amy sedaris -- >> amy sedaris, stephen colbert -- >> jimmy: stephen colbert -- >> paul dinello could maybe do an improv game. >> sure. >> jimmy: i don't know if you've done it in awhile but -- >> i'd love to. >> jimmy: all right, do you know any games off the top of your head? >> um, we could do something -- a good two person thing is called a one-word story. >> jimmy: okay. >> so you start with a word, and then i will say a word, and we will create a story together, just using one word each. >> jimmy: okay, this is exciting. >> it is exciting. >> jimmy: okay. >> we're gonna blow their minds with this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, should i start? >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: okay. once. >> there. >> jimmy: was. >> a. >> jimmy: little. >> boy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who. >> liked. >> jimmy: general. >> custer. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let's just end it right there. that's a great story. more with steve carell when we come back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [st in stinntrumental music ]ru [ instrumental music ] fish: see? you're on the bright side already-- gr

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. >> s stephen colbert said, "truth has a liberal bias." [laughter] i think we can provide stories that have heart, and a narrative that might encourage them to be more active. i think there needs to be a barrier that is broken down, in a way, that separates people from many truths in this country. a large part of it is by providing them with information that empowers them. oftentimes, we are full of garbage on television. it is just nonsense and gibberish, instead of information people could use to change things. i keep coming back to the war because i think it is the clearest example we have. if we saw on a daily basis the consequences of the wars, i believe in a genuine goodness of people in this country. i think people would be furious and sad about what the war actually looks like. >> i am julia fisher. i was wondering why it is that issues like blackwater are more important, or real journalism then something like snooki who shapes and reflects the commonly shared culture of the american people, and i say similar note, how is that smal