we need justice, we demand it. >> stephen jackson joins us once again this morning good to see you againorning. >> hey, stephen, i want to start by talking about that instagram post i saw it on your feed. george's daughter, his 6-year-old daughter gianna on your shoulders saying daddy changed the world. there's the video right there. did you teach her that >> actually, i didn't teach her that actually, we were walking and she saw pictures of her dad everywhere and she's like, my daddy's everywhere, i said yeah, your daddy changed the world and she just screamed it, my daddy changed the world. it's a blessing because he is going to change the world and it's funny that a 6-year-old girl can see her dad everywhere and see all these people supporting her daddy all across the world but an nfl quarterback who's one of the best ever don't understand why kaepernick was kneeling it's crazy i think it's on purpose. >> you're talking about drew brees and those comments from yesterday where the new orleans saints star, to your point, seemed to question why colin kaepernick and others who have knelt

i'm no stephen jackson but if i say it i mean it.omething the gofundme page right now for gianna floyd, if people want to fund it. i will tweet out the number. i know it fades as the moment fades. i'll be there. i'm a phone call away. >> i appreciate it. as i said, big-time fan. thanks again. >> thank you for taking the time. sorry for your los. >> thank you. >>> what we witnessed all day across most of the country was what we've seen almost everyday since this started. it's not 51-49, it's 90-10, this is democracy in action. you may not like what they say. that is your right not to like it and it is their right to say it. there is no duty to be tranquil when you protest because you're outraged in pain and hurt because of people that you care about that look like you and you feel for dying a lot. this is a situation that demands leadership. i keep telling you it's not going to happen, we have to lean on one another. i'm not being a cynic, i'm somebody who wants the best chance to get to a better place. how many times do you have to g

joining me now is stephen jackson, as you know, he's a former nba player.friend of george floyd. rapper, bun b. and kendrick perkins. also a former nba player. all three are from the houston area. and working are lebron on the more than vote project. more than a vote project. gentlemen, thank you. i really appreciate you joining us and especially for what you do and how you're using your platform and harnessing all of this. kendrick, i'm going to start you. there's never been an organization like this for you to work with. what is your end goal here? is it november of 2020? >> well, don, first of all, i'm a huge supporter of you and your show, but, don, to be honest, we as african-americans, we're tired and we've had enough. we're tired of unarmed african-americans being murdered by police officers. we're tired of unarmed african-americans losing their lives because of the color of their skin. i mean, can we change racism overnight? no. racism has been around for 400 years and probably is going to be around for the next 400 years. what we can change is the

stephen jackson joins us now. , i wonder if you can tell us what your think your friend, george, would think about the seismic change, the huge change, in terms of police reform that's been created really because of him. >> he would be proud, he'd be happy. just like he's seen how 18 countries in all 50 states stood up for him. that's the guy he was. he stood off love. something a guy that showed so much love had to die for somebody to show so much hate. this guy wanted to be a protector, provider, for everyone. his heart was -- i've seen myself down there because we live so much alike when he was getting murdered. my brother was a beautiful soul. somebody i'm definitely going to miss. >> yeah. i can see the resemblance now that you guys are together. tell us one thing that you think the world needs to know about george. >> that he was a typical black man. born in a situation where the odds are against you. the area you live in. have to figure it out with a single mom and you make mistakes. and people hold your mis

this week floyd's close friend, former nba forward stephen jackson spoke about the loss facing floyd's 6-year-old daughter. >> why do we have to see her pain? why do we have to see a daughter getting raised without her father? but you know what? there's a lot of stuff you said that he's going to miss, that i'm going to be there for. i'm going to walk her down the aisle. i'm going to be there there to wipe her tears. we need justice. we demand it. and some kind of [ bleep ] way, we're going to get it. >> joining me now is stephen jackson along with his friend, the retired nba star, al harrington. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. stephen, you grew up with george floyd in texas. you called him your twin, and i think in all the talk of the protests, the very legitimate talk about police and racism and brutality. it is important that we don't lose sight of the fact that a man with a life and a family is dead. tell me about your friend. >> somebody i loved, somebody who really supported me, a stand-up guy. a guy who shouldn't have been murdered like that. he spread too much love. he w

this week floyd's close friend, former nba forward stephen jackson spoke about the loss facing floyd's 6-year-old daughter. >> why do we have to see her pain? why do we have to see a daughter getting raised without her father? but you know what? there's a lot of stuff you said that he's going to miss, that i'm going to be there for. i'm going to walk her down the aisle. i'm going to thereby be there t wipe her tears. we need justice. we demand it. and some kind of [ bleep ] way, we're going to get it. >> joining me now is stephen jackson along with his friend, the retired nba star, al harrington. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. stephen, you grew up with george floyd in texas. you called him your twin, and i think in all the talk of the protests protests, the very legitimate talk about police and racism and brutality. it is important that we don't lose sight of the fact that a man with a life and a family is dead. tell me about your friend. >> somebody i loved, somebody who really supported me, a stand-up guy. a guy who shouldn't have been murdered like that. he spread too much

former nba player stephen jackson who was close to george floyd and looked like brothers or twins.ephen jackson has expressed his views and so has kyrie irving that now is not the time to return to play because they should be concentrating on the social issues. but even if the present movement is extraordinarily successful the idea that systemic racism will have an end point in the foreseeable future or that all of our problems will be behind us in the foreseeable future does not strike me as logical. we can walk and chew gum at the same time. if nba players return to play or players in any sport they have an even greater platform and more eyes will be on them. i don't buy that argument. however there is a good argument to say even with the best intentions and the best medical expertise brought to bear if you need a 100-page protocol and that is what baseball has for instance. if there are so many needles to thread it is reasonable to ask even as we cross our fingers saying i hope they get a 60-game season and hope it goes off without a hitch. there are so many yes and where for an

over the country current and former athletes coaches as well as teams are speaking out today, stephen jackson, former golden state warrior and very close friend of george floyd join floyd's family to speak about their continued quest for justice. jackson pledged to be a father figure for floyd 6 year-old daughter. gigi. >>well i might not be here. but i'm here from a i'm here i'm here to get justice and we go get justice for my brother we're not leaving. we'll keep fighting. we don't we don't put my brother to we're going to send him home and in beautiful ways this week but i'm telling you we're not leaving we demanded justice and i'm tired of seeing that i'm i'm i'm not going to see her every day like this we need just as we demand it has some kind of way you don't get it. >>while nfl teams posted black squares for today's blackout tuesday movement on social media. >>former 49 er eric reid waged a twitter campaign of his own read retweeted several teams post including. >>the forty-niners with the comment. i think you meant blackball tuesday. his reaction of press fronts to his belief that fo

>>today, stephen jackson, former golden state warrior and a very close friend of george floyd join floyd's family to speak about their continued quest for justice jackson pledged to be a father figure for floyd's young daughter gigi take a listen. >>caught might not be here. but i'm here i'm here i'm here to get just going to go get justice for my brother we're not leaving. we'll keep fighting. we don't we don't put my brother to we're going to send him home and in beautiful ways this week but i'm telling you we're not leaving we demanded justice and i'm tired of seeing that i'm i'm i'm not going to see her every day like this we need just as we demand it has some kind of way you don't get it. >>while nfl teams posted black squares for today's blackout tuesday movement on social media former forty-niners eric reid waged a twitter campaign of his own read retweeted several teams post including the forty-niners with the comment. i think you meant blackball tuesday. his reaction a reference to his belief that former teammate colin kaepernick was blackballed from the nfl after the 2016 season.

. >> stephen jackson is good friends with george floyd. and he was shook. he said some things privately to me that i felt worry for him. i said, steven, i'm going down there with you. i don't care what the circumstance is. i want my brother to be okay. and when we went down, steven spoke from his heart. >> you can't tell me when that man had his knee on my brother's neck, taking his life away, that the smirk on his said i'm protecting. >> again, unfiltered. i think what we need. and it was something that was heart breakingly beautiful because a lot of times what i said, the police officer, they don't know what they are killing. george had just got his life together. who started his own church, talking to young black men, telling them, you know, no gun play, stay in school, these types of things. that is why it's so impactful. and i think that is why the whole world is shook by this. stephen was just trying to wrap his mind around, how can i happen to someone that i know and i love. my history is, a former relationship with trayvon martin's mom. i have been

roxie washington's today along with stephen jackson. he was a friend of george floyd. >>> the governor of minnesota announces civil rights investigation of the minneapolis lease department. this will review department policies, procedures, practices over the last 10 years to see if there is systemic discrimination, and how it can be fixed. >>> coming up, and other police shooting in the bay area during a confrontation with a suspected looter. what we learned about the incident at a walgreens store. >>> the presidential election, the democratic primaries in nine states, and where that leaves the nomination? >>> protesters in new york city are facing arrest turner curfew went into effect. thousands have been marching in lower manhattan. the governor was openly critical of the mayor and the nypd for not being able to control the demonstrations after the massive looting last night. >>> in vallejo, police opened fire on a suspect after responding to looting at a drugstore. henry lee says this is the second police shooting in the bay area und

one of his childhood friends, stephen jackson, an nba player. an nba all star. he spent some time over the past week. the picture i was goi reference. that's george floyd's 6-year-old daughter, steven jackson hoisted her on to his shoulders yesterday and she was chanting daddy, change the world. daddy, change the world. they haven't told george floyd, they haven't told her precisely how he died. only he died because he couldn't breathe. jackson says he is going to step in and be that father figure for his daughter. for george floyd, who won't be able walk her down the aisle, go to her graduation, go to the play, the concerts. they want to make sure that part of george floyd is remembered today during this memorialcrg, . i want to bring in eugene robinson to kind of put this afternoon in perspective. why is this memorial important? not just for the xhaunt but for countr country? >> well, when you have a death like this, there is a process of closure that has to take place and i think, you know, this is the beginning of that process. there is going to be another ce

star stephen jackson. norah. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues, thank you.sters around the country are targeting statues they see as historic symbols of injustice. in the last week, three monuments have been pulled down in richmond, once the capital of the confederacy. cbs' chip reid reports tonight from richmon >> reporter: late last night, richmond, virginia, protesters brought down a statue of jefferson davis, the president of the confederacy. on tuesday in richmond, one the of christopher columbus was toppled and dragged into a lake. another columbus statue met a similar fate in minnesota. jefferson davis, just down the street, the president of the confederacy, that's down. could robert e. lee be next? >> he's on borrowed time. >> reporter: julian hayter is a professor at the university of richmond. >> whenever there are moments of social unrest and racial upheaval, the monuments are in the proverbial crosshairs. >> reporter: it's part of a nation movement against what many see as symbols of white supremacy. house speaker nancy pelosi is urging congress

guard stephen jackson attended a rally in remembrance of floyd and spoke on the anger surrounding his friend's death take a listen u.k. to me. he didn't feel that it was his duty somewhere in my bedroom and there's been no if he does not get away with you you can't so when the look in his face is the same as so many times so many. we see right now face that we don't get those justice and. it's the sports world is expressing anger manila and i'm sure we'll see more of the scum absolutely reject him thank you for that and we'll have a lot more news coming up at 5 pm with american chaos for the voices of reason right now that we can turn to we're going to discuss that with our friend larry king we got that and more coming up at 5 that's it for now i'm an election and make sure you catch up with everything on portable t.v. that's in the am will see you back here. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. me. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere.

she spoke in minneapolis today along with stephen jackson. >>> the state of minnesota has lost a civil rights investigation looking into the actions of the minnesota police department and that death of george floyd. the investigation comes as protests continue across the country. >> reporter: nationwide protests sparked by the death of george floyd continue on monday night. it has been just four weeks since police responded saying he used to counterfeit $20 bill. it shows the police officer kneeling on his neck while he says he can't breathe. the medical examiner's report said that only floyd's heart failed. an independent autopsy authorized by his family show that he died of asphyxiation from pressure when his neck and back were pressed. the former minneapolis officer who netted on flights that discharge in his death. convictions for officers involved in fatal incidents are rare. some lawmakers are looking at ways to hold law enforcement to a higher legal standard. >> i do think there are issues with law enforcement doing things they shouldn't be doing. >> reporter: protesters say the

we spoke to friends of the family and george floyd and stephen jackson, one of the things he said was george floyd's name is going to be a name of change. today we begin to process a legacy. that's what we'll begin to see unfold and just a few hours now as well. when i say this is the beginning of a series of good-byes for george floyd. there will be another memorial in north carolina over the weekend where he was born and all of that will be back in the houston area where he grew up on monday and tuesday. john. >> omar jimenez, appreciate that. let's turn to miguel marquez now. it has been ten, emotional and exhausting days in minneapolis. why is today's memorial service is so important to those who are trying to organize it. >> reporter: this is the day and we don't know how the whole day is going to be. this is the day people were dreading and people with now starting to grapple with what has happened in the city and the effects that it had around the country and around the world. people are preparing. we are at a park that'll be filled here. this is chris davis, you are the story

a movement but also pain over the loss of a loved one and maybe some of the best in words of stephen jacksonfriend of george floyd and nba player who says moving forward as they work trying to get convictions for these officer, not just charge, george floyd will be name of change they are going to make sure of it. wolf. >> thank you very much. we're showing our viewers live pictures of this horse carriage taking george floyd to his final resting place at the houston memorial gardens in pearland, texas. >>> let's move onto president trump right now responding to the outrage of jonch floyd's death by attempting to smear an elderly protester. let's go to our jim acosta. we haven't seen the president but we have seen his latest tweets. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. we should point out top white house officials including chief of staff were just oen capitol hill meeting with republican lawmakers about police reform proposals now brewing in congress. president trump, as you said, he's still in hiding and avoiding the press while tweeting out cruel comments about the 75-year-old man who was hosp

but i talked to stephen jackson, former player, close friend of george floyd's. he said no. attention on the task at hand. what do you think, should they play? >> well, i think they should play. but i certainly understand where kyrie irving and some of the other players are coming from, and this is why. sports is a distraction. it is designed to be a distraction. so the concerns of the play of the nba or any sports may distract people is legitimate because that's the whole point. the phrase, you know, stick to sports is because people didn't want the real world in their sporting viewings. but i think the thing that is the best part of this conversation is that we're putting a light onto it. kyrie and the other players are saying let us not lose sight of the mission. let us not lose sight of this moment. so you can certainly play. you can use your resources. a photojournalist, a friend of mine mark spears suggested that these nba players maybe use a little bit of their leverage to try to get more funding for programming particularly on the grassroots level to help address ine

nba veteran and former warriors stephen jackson says he is going to be a father figure to his friend's daughter who lost her dad at the hands of the minneapolis police. >>he was somebody i dedicated to been to protect everybody everybody. use one of those guys there. yet to be the got to make sure everybody straight. i was out walking the neighborhoods we grew up in. a lot of neighborhoods have to be sunny don't get a law. george's can be from one side he was the only gotten this that they can go in the other side and make everybody get along he was a peacemaker was a and he was just protect data while the most is not true to show so much love to everybody. at the dot i'm somebody that has so much hate him. he deserved it. he deserved a heated display, no hate anybody, so you can and do use my voice i can be here and stand my brother stand for his kids. any any time use my voice to highlight was going on here in minnesota and his case, i'm doing. >>and jackson is not alone a go fund me page has already raised million for floyd's family and boxing champ floyd mayweather just wrote a che

. >>> stephen jackson joins us, a lifelong friend of george floyd, retired nba champion. mr. jackson, first, my condolences on the loss of the man you called your twin. i know very little time has passed in the last three weeks for you to even deal with that. we're grateful for you being willing to speak out on how you view these changes, legislative changes potentially, in response to george floyd's death. >> thank you for having me and i appreciate everything. his death is not going in vain. that's the big thing for me. he was somebody that showed so much love, killed by somebody who had so much hate in him. it doesn't make sense to me. when you hear the name george floyd, it will be the name of change. i know he's looking down, seeing everything that's going on, leading the charge. after his death, 50 states, everybody posted at the same time because everybody is tired. i know he's looking down smiling right now. >> it's more than three weeks, and it's a global protest movement, very diverse movement. we've yet to see tangible effects other than in some cities where mayors

stephen jackson is a friend of george floyd, former nba player and al harrington, former nba player. from the looks of it most of the protests have been peaceful. we'll check in with the mayor of harrisburg, pennsylvania, next for the demonstrations in his city. sylvania, next for the demonstrations in his city a new perspective. maybe we'll see things we've been missing. maybe it'll help us see just how connected we all are. and maybe... just maybe, if we look at the big picture... it'll remind us just how amazing freedom really is. did you know that 70% is located in your gut? so, by keeping your gut healthy, you keep your immune system healthy. try align daily immune support to help naturally support your gut health and boost your immune system, formulated with a quality probiotic strain, align helps power your health from the inside. it adds more good bacteria to your gut, which works naturally with your body to help strengthen your immunity. for a daily boost for your health, take align every day, with a money back guarantee. also try align gummies to help support gut health and

. >> stephen jackson, we welcome your voice. we're thrilled to have you on with us as you get used to this new position that you found yourself in of being a leader and we respect your voice and how you're using it so thanks so much. >> thank you for having me. >>> so what does the cdc say about the likelihood of coronavirus spreading among protesters? dr. sanjay gupta joins us next. this moment. this moment right now... this is our commencement. no, we'll not get a diploma or a degree of any kind. but we are entering a new chapter in our lives. our confidence is shaken; our hearts cracked. the kind of a crack that comes from the loss of a job; from life plans falling apart. we didn't ask for it... but we are rising to meet it. and how far we've come isn't even close to how far we can go. we just have to remember how patient we were... how strong we can be. (how strong you can be.) and remember this; there's a crack in everything for a reason. how else can the light get in? ♪ tomorrow starts today. we know you're always at unive

when you speak to people he grew up with like stephen jackson, a friend and former nba player, here's what he had to say about what it means to the city of houston. >> i've been so focused on getting judgment and this new-found leadership role that fell in my lap, but it's going to be -- it's a crazy day for the city. you just don't field it in the neighborhood where he grew up at. the city is feeling it. they are ready to put him to rest and put him to rest the right way. >> reporter: also happening today, joe biden is expected to visit here privately with the family, that instead of attending funeral service set for tomorrow. we're told they didn't want their security presence to disrupt anything there, but they will be recording a video message for that service, a service that is expected to be private with some invited guests as well where we do expect floyd to be buried next to his mother. poppy, jim. >> omar jimenez in houston, thanks very much. cnn's josh campbell, he's in minneapolis. josh, it's early in the legal proceedings involved the officer who need on floyd's neck derek

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this is stephen jackson, a former nba player, a friend of george floyd's.ten in. >> we're going to put my brother -- send him home in beautiful ways this week. but i'm telling you, we are not leaving. we are demanding justice. i'm tired of seeing that. i'm not going to see her hurt every day like this. we need justice and we're going to get it. thank you for coming. this shit has to stop, man. it has to stop. >> you know, we literally flew up here from atlanta where today the district attorney indicted six officers who were involved in beating those college students and tasering them. the district attorney, the mayor, and our chief of police took action in under a week. fired and indicted. but yet here we're still waiting for the arrest of the other officers. why can't that be a blueprint of what should happen in these officer-involved situations? the pictures last forever. but justice never truly comes in this. and time and time again we're fighting these cases. everybody at home is wondering why riots are happening, why protesting is happening. it is beca

we're all speaking out and today, stephen jackson, former golden state warrior and close friend of georgeloyd join floyd's family to speak about their continued quest for justice. jackson pledged to be a father figure for floyd's young daughter gigi. >>floyd might not be here. but i'm here for law. i'm here i'm here to get justice and we go get justice for my brother we're not leaving. we'll keep fighting. we don't we don't put my brother to we're going to send him home and in beautiful ways this week but i'm telling you we're not leaving we demanded justice and i'm tired of seeing that i'm i'm i'm not going to see her every day like this we need just as we demand it has some kind of way you don't get it. >>while nfl teams posted black squares for today's blackout tuesday movement on social media. >>former forty-niners eric reid waged a twitter campaign of his own read retreated. >>several teams post including the forty-niners with the comment. i think you meant black ball tuesday. his reaction a reference to his belief that former teammate colin kaepernick was blackballed from the nfl af

. >> stephen jackson, thank you for taking the time to talk to us this morning. and thank you for what you're doing for the family. >> no problem. thank you. >> all right, three years without mature leadership, a stinging rebuke of the president's handling of protests nationwide. what else former defense secretary james mattis says and why it matters next. when you walk into an amazon fulfillment center, it's like walking into the chocolate factory and you won a golden ticket. all of these are face masks. this looks like a bottle of vodka. but when we first got these, we were like whoa! [laughing] my three-year-old, when we get a box delivered, screams "mommy's work!" mommy's work. with this pandemic, safety is even more important to make sure we go home safe every single day. thcan it helpber 360 smartkeep me asleep? now. safety is even more important to make sure we go home absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable and now, save up to $600 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, 0% interest for 48 months on

plus, stephen welcomes congresswoman karen bass andrew ross sorkin and musical guests grace potter with jacksonwne marcus king and lucius featuring jon batiste and stay homin'. and now, live on tape from a safe distance, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: you ready over there? >> yeah. >> stephen: what, are you ordering dinner? >> i was just checking me email. >> stephen: you're checking your emails. we're doing a show. welcome to "a late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it's friday. america made it to the end of the week. so, "t-g-i-f," by which, of course, now stands for "this government is fascist." i'm kidding, obviously. it really stands for, "tell god i'm furious." as the week has gone on, the protests over the murder of george floyd have become decidedly peaceful, despite the best efforts of some police, like in buffalo, new york. police in full riot gear-- which really is the look of the summer, kevlar is so slenderizing-- came in to enforce a curfew that was in full daylight on a crowd of peaceful protesters. one 75-year-old man approached them to object. now, i want to warn you,

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jesse jackson junior wrote a book on this i believe, a more perfect union which did not include alexander stephens and jefferson davis having a place of honor in the capital of the united states. on theoke -- let's focus bill. let's focus on no chokehold, no no knockofiling, warrants in case of drug cases. let's talk about ending injustice, racial injustice in our law enforcement. let's focus on what we do about immunity in terms of prosecution and the legislation and how we go forward. let's see how we can work together, recognizing there are many fine people in our first responders and law enforcement. many of them want to be part of the solution. now, we haven't been so need this legislation. statues are important but what's important is we have had no we had no-- if chokehold, george floyd would be with us. if we had data collection, that little boy, 12 years old. killed by a police officer who was fired for another -- from and thenurisdiction hired elsewhere. if we had the no knock law in place, we would not have had breonna taylor passing away. this legislation would translate into lives tha

puts the phone, hangs it up and says, "jesus christ and general jackson" which i know you say often when you're upset with something. >> stephenit's fine. every time you do it, it will be plugging my book. and he gets over to the white house, thinks that he's going to be meeting roosevelt, and mrs. roosevelt says, "harry, the president is dead." and he says, "mrs. roosevelt, is anything said, "harry, is there anything we can do for you because you're the one in trouble now." >> stephen: wow. all right, that sounds like a great read. "countdown 45". it's available today. the man is chris wallace. thanks so much, chris. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ late show." tune in tomorrow when my guests will be stacey abrams, and soccer superstar megan rapinoe. now, stick around for james corden, but first, let's say goodnight with some music from jon batiste and stay human. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ the late late show, oh, oh the late late show, ooh ♪ the late late show, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh it's the late late show ♪ >> james: good evening ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the "late late show." ( screaming )

it goes way back to ma hailia jackson and they have been every generation keeping the standard just as high, so i was playing amazing grace with them on that clip. >> stephen it's extraordinary. you've got to watch and check out the whole thing, definitely check out jon and the choir. it's incredibly moving and beautiful, and i can't wait to see it. jon batiste, everybody. ( humming ) this sunday is fathers day, and it's always nice to send the dad in your life a card. and since it's harder to gather in person, those cards will matter more than ever this year. the thing is, the people who write greeting cards don't always get it right on the first try. so we're taking a look at some of their early attempts in our holiday segment, "first drafts!" ♪ ♪ >> stephen: as always with first drafts, i need someone from the audience to come up and help me out. >> pick me, pick me! >> stephen: anyone else? you, young lady. don't tell anyone you're the only one here. you sit here, i'll sit here. >> all right. >> stephen: okay. hello. >> stephen: hello. and what is your name? >> my name is evelyn colbert. >> stephen: what a coincidence. okay. so here's how it works, i'v

stephen: that's it for "a late show." tune in for an all new friday show tomorrow, when my guests will be congresswoman karen bass, judd apatow, and a performance by grace potter with jacksons ♪ the late late show, oh, oh the late late show, oh, oh ♪ it's the late late show >> james: good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to

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