a lot of this has come out recently with a book by stephen hood on the lost papers of john bell hood. it changes a lot of things about atlanta. i wish i had had it when i was wrote that biography of the. he has found even more. if you look at the facts, like the casualties, the strength of the confederate army, the casualties of sherman's off -- army. he's lost 10 times as many men as i have. if johnston lost 900 -- 9972, that would mean sherman had 90,000 casualties. he outnumbered johnston to-one. do you see what this leads? they just simply repeated what was in johnston is -- johnston's memoirs. you do that and things change a great deal. when i grow up, i started out with the idea over here joe johnston was fabulous. he was great. the greatest thing since grits. i got into all this stuff. he was the antichrist. he's always wrong. i have been wrestling around with this for a large number of years. i hope it's coming back to a balanced view. that johnston was right sometimes and wrong sometimes. to argue that he was right in the atlantic campaign is a stretch of the imagination. hoo

stephen: i understand. >> you can roll through the 'hood because of your band. >> stephen: really. >> yes, sir. >> stephenrry a picture with me of my-- "this is my band! it's all cool! it's all cool!" >> and you'll get a pass. >> stephen: i have heard that you said the black-ish pulls back the vail on being black for america. >> yeah, some people would say-- you know, it comes from our community. it's like, yo, man, you showing too much. we're giving them a peek into our world and our life and what's going on. >> stephen: really, people say you show too much? >> yeah, like we did an episode "the nod." >> stephen: what is "the nod?" >> you have ever watched your band and they come in at each other and they see black people and they just like... that's the nod. >> stephen: that's the nod? is that true, jon? >> see, there you go. there you go. >> stephen: if i do that-- what does that mean? >> you would never do that. ( laughter ) >> stephen: what if i was holding a picture of my band. >> holing a picture of your band, you're cool. >> stephen: is that like motorcycle drivers that kind of give themselveses th

stephen: welcome back, everybody! my next guest started his career as one of the "boyz n the hood."ound a contusion on his arm, probably from a fight. bronze yellow, says three days old. >> yellowish brown, two days old. >> i have yellowish brown, how did you get that. >> i was rounding down. up. come on. i'm still working on our significant bro shake, so -- >> stephen: please welcome morris chestnut! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> stephen: nice to meet you. i was looking at the clip, and the guy in the thing gives you a little pat on the shoulder and thinks twice about giving you any grief after that. i just did right now, man. you are absolutely -- we're not that different in age. that's like slapping a tractor. (laughter) how much of it -- do you make this part of your job to stay fit? >> yeah, definitely on the show -- the set is miami, so i have to take my shirt off a lot. >> stephen: you have to (cheers and applause) >> yeah. i go to the gym. i work out at 4:00 in the morning, six days a week. >> stephen: what? yeah, because i like to get up early. sometimes call time is 6:00, so