tyler perry a perfect example. builds a movie studio and creates new market. it's more pie. more people to bowork and moneyo be made and enjoyed. the numbers between 2016 and 2020 and who voted for trump. not big numbers. black men and latino men. he went up in both in the election. if i'm right and their opposition is so obvious in the so plain, why do the votes go that way? >> there's a cross current and cross pressure. when it comes to gender and imb immigration and other issues. having more competition for the black vote is better for the black community. and better for both parties. here's what you are seeing now, we're in a situation where the republican party had an opportunity. to look in the mirror, post trump, and say some of the stuff we were doing. let's be more open and more opportunities for people to come in. instead the party is trying to close the door on voting. that is signal i don't care if you are conservative or liberal. when you are african-american and people close the door on voting that's the sign to go the other direction. you had a party to try to

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basically, if you missed the interview, the royal family was like, "goodbye," and tyler perry was liker. [ laughter ] yeah, last night was an intense and emotional two hours. my wife, she walked in and asked why i was crying, i was like, "the nba all-star game is really good this year. steph curry sank a mountain dew ball." yup, we learned quite a bit from the interview like, what we've been missing all year wasn't a normal life, it was oprah [ laughter ] yeah, it was a big event, mainly because they revealed the baby's gender in california without burning down an entire forest [ laughter ] [ applause ] last night, 17 million people watched the special. which means the biggest shows on tv this weekend were all about powerful women and redheads [ laughter ] [ applause ] 17 million the ratings were so big, abc just offered the couple their own weekly show called "royal-ish." [ laughter ] yup, over 17 million viewers tuned in cbs celebrated until they heard that more than 600 million watched a tiktok about feta cheese [ laughter ] if you thought this interview was big, tune in next sunday

emotional exit [ light laughter ] that's right piers is leaving and he asked to be taken in by tyler perryen full security. [ laughter ] that's right, everybody's still talking about the harry and meghan special, but in the uk, people were shocked by something else during the interview. watch this >> viewers in britain apparently shocked at the amount of drug commercials on american tv. in england it's illegal to advertise prescription drugs >> one british viewer posting, help, "why are all american ads about medicines. >> and another wrote, "i can't understand why american tv ads are like ask your doctor for -- why would you be the one to tell a doctor what medicine to give you?" >> jimmy: when they heard americans were like, "oh, if you have a problem with that, ask your doctor about -- [ laughter ] in our defense, half our commercials are for fast food and soda, so it makes sense the other half are for medicine. [ light laughter ] americans are so used to these commercials, we use the list of drug side effects as a white noise machine at night it's like, "may cause abdominal cramps, enf

. >> geraldine, who came before big mama's house and tyler perry's church lady. >> you better watch yourgeraldine. >> the family made a lovely donation to the church, they donated her. >> "richard pryor show" was brilliant and ahead of his time, so risque. i think he came out naked in one episode. >> people think, how can you have a show? you've got to compromise, you've got to give up everything. i've given up absolutely nothing. >> the last thing you can do is tell richard pryor to calm his act down. >> well, good night, see you next week. >> the show only lasted four episodes but that helped spur so many shows. >> one, two, three, four! >> "saturday night live" was unbelievably funny but majority white. >> then when eddie murphy came on, it was over. i felt like eddie murphy belonged to me. >> i am gumby, dammit! >> gumby, buckwheat. >> buckwheat, otay! >> inspired all of us younger comics. >> stop before y'all make me smile! >> when eddie left "snl," black people left "snl." >> hated it! >> everybody talked about, what if we had an all-black "snl"? what would that be like? ♪ be what

i was at the tyler perry studio opening. was there in atlanta was the governor, brian kemp, who stood around there as if he was some sort of an ally to the film community and to the african-american community. you have started a campaign to pressure businesses, corporations, companies that are based in georgia to get on the right side of history regarding these kinds of laws. >> absolutely. >> do you believe that a boycott of georgia is in order now that brian kemp has signed this law? >> i absolutely do. i think that all things should be considered on the table. the bottom line is that 56 years ago, there were black people in this country from my native city of selma fighting for the right to go. it's one thing to say you have policy differences and for people to see different aspects of policy. but the fundamental access to the ballot, that is a right that is guaranteed us. so what we're seeing republicans not only be racist but anti-democratic and there are companies, all of these companies that we're looking at the metro

they moved to hollywood and they were rescued by tyler perry, a hollywood mogul, who gave them securityprah winfrey who gave them a platform. i do not know if you could have scripted a better story in any of the movies that have been blockbuster. they could not have predicted this on the show, the crown. one unexpected consequence of the reaction to harry and meghan�*s interview has been the celebrity tv presenter, piers morgan, losing his job as a breakfast anchor. he had said he did not believe a word the duchess had said when speaking with oprah winfrey. that led to 41,000 complaints being made to british broadcasting regulators. mr morgan also had an on—screen row with a co—presenter, who accused him of �*continuing to trash' meghan. his employer, itv, said he was leaving the good morning britain show with immediate effect. mr morgan hasn't commented but did post this gif on twitter showing a ticking clock. let's get some of the day's other news: japan's top news agency, kyodo, is reporting that the government has concluded that foreign spectators will not be able to attend this yea

knight in shining armour, they moved to hollywood and they were rescued by a lack hollywood mogul, tyler perryd a black woman, oprah winfrey, who gave them a platform to tell the truth. i don't know if you could have scripted a better story in any of the movies that have been the biggest busters and, definitely, this is something they could not have predicted. thank you for talking to us. any time, any time. jury selection has been taking place in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin, who faces charges of murder and manslaughter. chauvin killed an unarmed black man, george floyd, in may 2020 in the us city of minneapolis. video of chauvin kneeling on floyd's neck triggered weeks of protests across the us and around the world. he would face up to a0 years in prison if convicted on the most serious charge. our north america correspondent barbara plett—usher sent this report. we are unstoppable, another word as possible. after months of protests, a moment of reckoning in america. activists demanding justice for the black man george floyd are facing their most important test — the tria

tyler perry and a plethora of others. and i've seen do you so along with various others. feel an obligation to step up and say despite the recommendations, it is not something we can run from. even though it took me a little while to get tom point, i have to fess up and own up to the fact that despite those reservations, it is something that i could no longer avoid. it is necessary when you consider it. i went down to jersey yesterday and took vaccine. and a gentleman by the name of denial it is pullan, the president and ceo of virtual health called. i've known him for quite some time. he called me a found days ago and he said why have you not taken this vaccine yet? i said i'm coming. he said you need to come now. it's time. you look at the hospital beds, the ic you weres. there are more black people in there than any other ethnic group. we are disproportionately affected. we need all hands on deck to address this issue. i speck you to be one of them and i knew in my heart of hearts that he was one of them. i felt the need to step up and publicize. >> how are you feeling

tyler perry got this 230 acre magnificent facility for making movies. he's now spoken out. he said i'm resting my hope in the doj taking hard look at this unconstitutional voter suppression law that harkens to the jim crow era and some consider boycotting. please remember that we did turn georgia blue and there's a gubernatorial race on the horizon. that's the beauty of a democracy. noted he's been down this road before with the anti-lgbt laws and anti-abortion bills. boycott, what do you make of that as somebody in a leadership position in georgia? do you think state or the companies should be boycotted? >>. >> on thursday at 12:00 in front of coa-cola we'll announce the beginning of a boycott next monday. i'm supporting of boycotting the corporations. i'm not advocating the movie theaters. i'm not advocating major league baseball. i think that will take care of itself. i think we need to concentrate on these corporations who blacks give their dollars to and we give our dollars to them. we expect them to stand with us. >> coa-cola put out a statement on monday saying we're

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to testify in front of congress and one of the stars of the oval says what it's like to talk to tyler perrycan watch it at kpix.com a riyou wo out of the st b to the we have a trouble spot westbound 80. that's in the clearing stages. hopefully things move better through there and if you are taking 680 a new crash just reported northbound 680 just south of 24 it 242. >>> a beautiful day across the bay area. hopefully you can get out and enjoy it, maybe take a walk around the neighborhood. here is a lovely view, beautiful conditions, fantastic sunrise on the mark hopkins hotel camera looking across the bay. we are in the 40's and 50's with mainly clear skies with calm to ghwe start off our day. breezy but just not as windy as yesterday as wehe adrothugh fi average. the 60's and 70's for today. little cooler for tomorrow with a dry cold front and then warming back up as we look to friday and especially into the weekend. back to you. >> sounds good. >> did soe iday? >> yes. >> yes. >> it's coming. >> i love when mary starts talking about friday. it's great. >>> all right. thank you for watching

harry and meghan are just living their best life in santa barbara, hanging off with oprah and tyler perryause i'm an l.a. native, it's a beautiful place. i'm glad they're happy there especially with that baby on the way. lola, come back and talk with me as this all develops. thank you so much. for all of you, that wraps up this edition of "weekends with alex witt." yasmin vossoughian up next. needles. essential for pine trees, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an “unjection™”. xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a h

tyler perry studios is down there raking in hundreds and hundreds of billions for the state of georgia. will we start talking about boycotts directed at states and directed at companies who don't stand in the way of this or who perpetrate disenfranchisement? >> you know, i think that companies have the opportunity. i think this is a prime opportunity that to racial equity and justice that this is the time to affirm that and to stay with the commuter. i don't believe that the protection of democracy should solely fall on the backs of black people. it is not our burden to bear and our democracy is good for business and i think we have to put pressure all kinds of levels and we have to seek those who seek to undermine, forts in the state we have to hold them accountable and not just them, their businesses and this is not the burden for black people to bear although we've been attacked and targeted that this restricts what's really ironic, joy s that the expansion of the voting rights of the absentee ballot voting was actually by republicans. republicans targeted and created the bill for r

and then of all the people in the entire world, it was tyler perry who let them stay in his house.having a little, bitty baby girl! piers morgan is insane now and will be forever! >> seth: that's it [ buzzer ] amber ruffin, everybody. give it up for amber [ applause ] and now she's going to slowly scoot away oh no, she's not all right. [ laughter ] the senate on saturday passed president biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package, which includes a $1,400 stimulus check. so go out and buy yourself something nice, like november's rent the nba all-star game was held in atlanta last night. though, if they hold an all-star game in atlanta and the players can't go to strip clubs, did it really happen? billionaire philanthropist mackenzie scott has reportedly remarried following her 2019 divorce from amazon founder jeff bezos and to add insult to injury, the registry is on ebay. nine apes at the san diego zoo recently became the first non-humans to receive the coronavirus vaccine, which is pretty amazing how did they figure out the website? that's right nine apes at the san diego zo

just saying -- >> plan -- >> good morning, tyler perry. >> oh, man. >> well, he's funny. >> tyler -- >> i love it. and i noticed right away. and like the yellow mic, i'll bring you some flowers. i like that tyler's watching. hi. >> but i did this in your honor. listen, congratulations to you on season two because i know how hard that is. but i want to talk about season one for a second. is it harder or easier than you thought? di you ever doubt while you were doing the show? >> well, luckily i was getting to know you, you were kind enough to do the art of the interview with me which is i wanted to have a series of conversations before i even launched the show with people that i respect so much. and then i happened to be partners 25 years with nancy fallon, married to jimmy fallon. i had a lot of experienced voices that i trust telling me this is harder than you'll ever, ever imagine. and a part of me, i don't know if you know this about me, but i'm a little rebellious. and i was like, you know, i've been working since i was in diapers, and you're not realizing my work ethic. and i'm