i am here with steve carell. ] his new movie, "despicable me 3" is in theaters this friday. [ light laughter ] steve and i are about to flay a a game called "blow your mind." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: questlove, do you want to explain how the game works? [ laughter ] >> questlove: of course, jimmy. in this game, i will read each of you -- [ laughter ] a mind-blowing fact. and you must decide if a fact is true or false. if you choose wrong, we will blow your mind. [ cheers and applause ] and you will be blasted in the face from the tube in front of you. make the right choice and your opponent gets their mind blown. [ cheers ] the first fact is for steve. >> jimmy, i can't -- >> questlove: true or false, the eiffel tower shrinks by six inches in the cold. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the obvious answer -- this is not my final answer, but the obvious answer is that it does not, because it's too silly. but the fact is -- [ light laughter ] it's probably true. i'm going to go with true. >> questlove: that's your a

and then steve carell bursts the tension by saying -- i was just joking, i do not even know what thatme, and fascinating to steve carell did not even remember when i talked to him, they found that question in time magazine when driving over to the shoot! that kind of structure and last-minute improvisatory genius was something that john created that held throughout his run at the show. anit also brings up interesting point, the crux of the daily show paradox. moment, youthat hold to account a senator whose atire identity is based on hypocritical behavior. i am against this type of porkbarrel politics, unless it benefits [indiscernible] -- unless it benefits the good people of arizona. >> we nailed you, and what do we have to do at that point? we let you go. it is catch and release, because we had to undercut it with a laugh. it gets to the joy and frustration of doing that kind of job, and it is at the point realized that access did not help us. the idea of -- i got you! here is my one moment, and i am going to, with a scalpel, though at the cracks of your identity as a politician and

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famous at the end of that piece, and a turning point in the development of the show, was that steve carellccain, senator, you have been a strident opponent of porkbarrel spending. how can you justify that when you were a chair of the commerce committee, you ok'd billions of dollars in porkbarrel spending? and mccain freezes, it is a deer in the headlights moment. and then carell bursts the tension by saying -- i was just joking, i do not even know what that means. what was fascinating to me, and carell did not even remember until i talked to him they found that question in time , magazine when driving over to the shoot! that kind of structure and last-minute improvisatory genius was something that jon created that held throughout his run at the show. jon: but it also brings up an interesting -- which is the crux -- of "the daily show" paradox. which is in that moment, you hold to account a senator whose entire identity is based on a hypocritical behavior. i am against this type of porkbarrel politics, unless it benefits [indiscernible] charlie: unless it benefits the good people of arizona

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- steve carell, lily collins,

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- steve carell, lily collins,

the voicers come from david schwimmer and steve carell. >> guess who it is? i'm yanking your chain.s none other than bill shakespeare. >> cool. another former chicago resident is calling out the city for sending her a parking notice from 20 years ago. rachel draft said chicago is all business. she spent a few years with the comedy troupe's second city before heading to "saturday night live." that's it for this special record from chicago. fair, balanced and unafraid. we're back tom. e're back tom. rob: friday, august 11th and this is a fox news alert, fire and fury, donald trump doubling down on his warning to north korea as kim jung un says he is ready to strike and china saying don't shoot first. heather: tolerating a nuclear north korea, didn't the former boss create this problem? >> police officer shot at close range, the words he thought, remarkable stories there. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ heather: we made it, you are watching "fox and friends" first. heather: 7 rob: thanks for starting your day with us. series news about donald trump doubling down on the fire and f

i'm sorry. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i get a lot of, i love you, steve carell.s. now, this is based on your own life, this series? >> it's partially based off of experiences and a lot of my friends. i honestly just wanted to create something i felt like was relatable and was something kind of for us by us. >> stephen: we have a clip here. can you tell me what's happening in this one? >> so we opened the season with my character who is also named issa. going and adventuring into the dating world and feeling like it gets a bit redundant after a while. >> stephen: okay. jim? >> where are you from? >> honestly, doesn't matter what i say because this isn't going anywhere. >> yeah. i'm into burritos now. >> high school kids? sounds tough. >> you like working with kids? >> how's it working with kids? >> to be honest, ( bleep ). but i'm trashed, too, so. >> so how long have you been unhinged? >> how long you been on boom? >> how are you still single? ( applause ) >> stephen: i understand that a music consultant or supervisor on your show is solange knowles? >> yes, for

the voicers come from david schwimmer and steve carell. >> guess who it is? i'm yanking your chain.than bill shakespeare. >> cool. another former chicago resident is calling out the city for sending her a parking notice from 20 years ago. rachel draft said chicago is all business. she spent a few years with the comedy troupe's second city before heading to "saturday night live." that's it for this special record from chicago. fair, balanced and unafraid. we're back tom. "the story" with dana perino starts now. >> breaking tonight, president trump doubling down on his thread to north korea noting there's a new commander-in-chief in the oval office. >> he's disrespected our country greatly. he's said thing that horrific. and with me, he's not getting away with it. he got away with it a long time. it's a new ball game. >> that's the story tonight. i'm dana perry know in for martha maccallum. the president addressed the nation twice today and leaving the door open for preemptive strikes.

events went on in the outside world that changed what they thought, they found a tone in a piece steve carell did with john mccain on the straight talk express in late 1999. where carell does a preamable where he is chasing the bus and trying to get on the bus. >> they wouldn't let us on there, they had a main bus, two press buses am one had very mainstream press. >> the other had a nicer-- was air conditioned, had a bathroom. and they go to cindy mccain and cindy mccain is appalled at the rollover bus conditions and says okay, come on, the pain bus with john. and what you don't know from watching the finished piece is all the work that went into this. and it became a prototype of how john shifted field pieces away from in his phrase abject crueltiy to cruel point of view. and they, carrell and the producer of that piece, a guy named nick mckinney had laid out a series of questions. and carell was a world-class improviser. so that if. >> rose: and world-class talent. >> if you ask this question and he says x, here is how you respond. >> rose: right. >> the deficit in this is one of many defic

here's a look at oscar nominees steve carell, bryan cranston, and laurence fishburne as vietnam vetso reunite to bury one of their sons in richard linklater's "last flag flying." the movie opens the new york film festival september 28th, and debuts in theaters november third."i saw something.""yeah, the clown. i saw him too."(nat) if you have a fear of clowns, you might want to avoid the alamo draft house, at least for one night. the theater is holding a "clowns-only" screening of "it," based on the stephen king novel, at its austin, texas location. the september ninth screening seems to have come about after the theater chain received complaints on social media about women-only screenings of "wonder woman" earlier this year. a facebook commenter asked if there would be "a special screening for 'it' that's only for those who identify as clowns?" the theater responded saying they might have to steal that idea. apparently, they weren't clowing around. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (tiffany) hurricane harvey has the potential to be the first natural disaster of donald trump's presid