wilmore's not very funny. the thing that's worked for me is having as much of a connection to the material as possible. sometimes the material requires a more straight forward approach little more silliness, you know. >> this coming saturday he won't have a choice. washington's movers and shakers want to laugh. and from what we've seen, larry wilmore will have something up his sleeve. >> the president means a lot to you on a personal level. >> yes. >> so thatch you're not going to zing? >> no, no. one has nothing to do with the other. i'll make fun of my parents and they mean a lot to me on a personal level. i've been making fun of them for years. don't get close to me, jim, the jokes will start flying. >> osgood: ahead -- broadway want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen. don't let dust and allergies get between y

breaking news, larry wilmore., what monumental news, do you remember when you were when larry wilmore? (laughter) cnn on the other hand, cnn thought they could fool people by insisting every tuesday is supertuesday. >> welcome to supertuesday number four. >> supertuesday four. >> it's supertuesday number four. >> supertuesday number four. >> it's supertuesday four. >> supertuesday four. >> larry: yes, supertuesday four, the characters you have grown to hate back together again for one last delegate heist. cnn had not one by two tables of panelists with nothing left to say about these candidates. >> we're all sort of waiting to see which donald trump will show up. >> i think there is one dn all trump, i'm sorry to say this. but i think it's one donald trump who sometimes behaves one way and who sometimes behaves another way. >> like everybody else, i would add. >> right. (laughter). >> larry: i don't think anyone thought there were actually two physical donald trumps. but thanks for clearing that up, cnn. i appreci

larry wilmore followed the president.. let's take a look at what the viewers said. president obama, 90% who gave a funnier speech. 90% say president obama. 10% say larry wilmore. let's get a sense of how it played in the room. let's go there. sarah murray, it's getting cold. you're heading out on your way out. let's talk about president first. how was his speech received? >> i think a lot of people thought the president's speech was funny. i sat around a number of crew staffers laughing out loud about the basketball ring comment. the people in the cruz campaign know that was a miss there. general feeling among folks around me was that president obama was funnier than larry wilmore. a couple of people who had seen wilmore before who started leaving by the time we started talking because they felt like he was not that funny. the president is funny tonight. take what you will from that. >> heard a lot of groans because a lot of people in the room were targeted. >> that's true. a number of people in the room were targeted. do

we were showing you that interview with larry wilmore. larry wilmore also mentioned black-ish.erson are at the dinner. [indiscriminate chatter] [indiscriminate chatter] [indiscriminate chatter] that herossman tweeted would like to see joan rivers commentate. >> we have seen the senior white house adviser several times. she is a guest of cbs news. what are you looking forward to tomorrow? >> humor. wherea wonderful weekend the community comes together ,ith the business community artists from california and new york. it is all about having a good time. my expectation is that the president will be as funny as ever. our last correspondence dinner. has his approach changed at all? >> no. he tries to be goodhearted, have a little humor, usually at the , but alwayshe press with grace and humility. >> what other events will you be attending? >> i'm going to a range of events. it is a good chance to thank many people who support the , people whostration have been working with us over the last several years. it is a great chance for us to .ay thank you >> a few thoughts on the workition

hey, larry wilmore, in our toyota green room. what -- we can't wait to talk you to, larry wilmore.errupt. and we'll talk about the presidential campaign. >>> and how hollywood has a stage all its own. giving tv shows and movies a reporting on a proposal announced for a huge merger two of newspaper companies. gannett is offering to buy tribune publishing for roughly $815 million. gannett owns "usa today" among other publications. tribune publishing owns papers including the "los angeles times" and "the chicago tribune." gannett says the move would deliver substantial benefit for the combined company. tribune publishing has yet to respond to our requested for comment. >>> "the new york times" has a surprising wedding announcement from former pennsylvania senator harris wofford. he says he plans to marry a man 20 years after the death of his wife of 48 years, he was married to her. his fiance is 50 years his juni junior. he said he done expect to see same-sex marriage equality in his lifetime. the wedding is scheduled for saturday. guys, i have no so many questions. where to begin. >>

tonight iggy azalea, host of "the nightly show," larry wilmore, music from iggy azalea, featuring theg band with will calhoun. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump yesterday gave his first major speech on foreign policy and pushed for what he called an america first stance. though really his stance is more like, america first, then czechoslovakia, then slovenia. [ light laughter ] during donald trump's foreign policy speech yesterday he said when it comes to military action, we have to be unpredictable. scary news for iran, but terrifying news for canada. [ laughter ] how unpredictable? eh? [ laughter ] donald trump yesterday gave his first foreign policy speech and accused president obama of handling iran with tender lovin' care. "sometimes that works, dad," said eric and donald jr. [ laughter ] exit polls from tuesday's primary showed donald trump won about 50% of

. >>> and comedian larry wilmore joins us in studio 57. he shows what's in store for president obama's last white house correspondents dinner. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> i'm only interested in the first ballot. i'm not interested in second, third, fourth. like the fighters, a knockout. boom, boom, first round. >> cruz and kasich unite against trump. >> their goal is to stop donald trump in the three upcoming states. >> do we really want to turn on the television and see two rich new york liberals debating? >> as to the democrats, shirlhillary mate. >> we look forward to fighting through california. >>> the u.s. is adding more military might in the battle against isis. >> approved up to 250 additional u.s. personnel in syria including special forces to keep up this momentum. >>> statewide manhunt intense fewing inging -- intense fewing for whoever shot and killed eight members of the same family in ohio. >> could be revenge. >>> former rams quarterback johnny manziel indicted

larry wilmore is here. [ cheers and applause ] fantastic guy. can't wait to talk to him. last saturday beyonce's "lemonade," who has seen beyonce's "lemonade"? [ cheers ] she has a new album out called "lemonade," had a film on hbo to release the album and fantastic film. and very empowering, a very empowering message from beyonce. so empowering that i can't help but notice i feel like it's affected the women in our office, the many women that we work with here. and as proof, please -- this is -- you're going to watch right here is the beyonce "lemonade" "late night" aftermath. [ phone rings ] >> hello? yeah, i'll be right down. [ light laughter ] hey, jenny. >> queen jenny. >> queen -- queen jenny. i think you accidentally took my >> this stapler? this one's mine. but this one's yours. [ laughter ] i'm just gonna move a little bit. >> seth: this is great. i mean, i think if you just make this cut on page 3, it will be perfect. >> yeah, i totally get that. hey, thanks for the help, seth. >> seth: any time. my door is always open. [ laughter ] >> no, now your door's always

i'm larry wilmore. you're excited because you're going to be more excited.l nye, "the science guy" is on the panel tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he will answer the question that is on all of our minds. which "sister act" movie is the best? [ laughter ] it's a question from our audience that we get. [ laughter ] did you catch the ncaa championship game last night? two three-point shots in the oh, my god. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my god. two three-point shots in the last ten seconds? what?! that was exciting, man. but you know what that means! it's time. that's right it's borne time you guys. an congratulations to villanova. they did it. right? and congratulations to chris horn who suggested the winning dare. thanks to chris, i'll be hosting thursday's show as soul daddy. [ laughter ] for those of you who don't know, soul daddy is me from my talk show in the 70s. not making this up. true story. [ laughter ] he's a groovy, hip cat who isn't afraid to keep it a hundred, but unlike me today, he's not so aware of you know, politics or facts or really anythin

no, you are right, i am larry wilmore, right, right.m so excited guys, i found a san diego padres cap. mine. and little inside joke for you people at home, it is like what? but, yes, we have with a really

. >> larry: hi, i'm basic cable larry wilmore host of the nightly show. we have a special thing, as you may or may not know this is the second year of our march madness bracket challenge and this year villanova won. which means have i to host tontd's show as my 197-- 1970st self soul daddy. so it's time for me to open up the time portal and bring me back in 1976 to 2016. damn, man, that was a hell of a ride. hey, soul brothers and soul sisters, let's get this mother sucking show started.

playing the role of comedian in chief is larry wilmore. it's a pleasure. hey, man. my pleasure. thanks for having me, jake. >> so people say -- comedians say that the white house correspondents' association dinner is the toughest room in the world. how are you preparing? >> well, they've never worked strip clubs in alaska. that's all i have to say. that was an actual gig that i did. i'm not making that up. that was back in the day. you just have to -- you're following a very funny president who has jokes, too. you have to be aware that, well, i want to make sure that i'm not doing something that he might do. that's something he might do. it's very challenging. >> this is president obama's last white house correspondents' association dinner. are you planning on taking him on at all? are you nervous about making fun of him? >> no. there's no time to sic the irs on me. yes, it's the last year, you know, and, yeah, you may as well go for it as far as i'm concerned. if i were doing this early on, i'd be concerned. you're right about that. >> so you and i have t

i'm your host, larry wilmore. man, we have a great show for you guys. i am so excited.reaking news -- this just in. ♪ (laughter) yeah, graphics, man! yeah! just in guys... the middle east is still awful. >> president obama confirmed that he will send an additional 250 american troops to syria. >> larry: 250 troops? that seems low. that's like 50 below the minimum to even make a movie about this. what's next? are they going to go on 40 first dates? but the number isn't the thing that seems off here. it's the language. gayle king said "troops" but obama said something else. >> i've approved the deployment of up to 250 additional u.s. personnel in syria. >> larry: personnel? what, are they sending 250 stans from accounting? hey, i.s.i.s., hope you like paperwork! although he seems to modify personnel in the rest of his sentence. >> i've approved the development -- i've approved the deployment of up to 250 additional u.s. personnel in syria, including special forms, to keep up this -- special forces to keep up this momentum. >> larry: "including" special forces. so you have

no, you are right, i am larry wilmore, right, right.m so excited guys, i found a san diego padres cap. mine. and little inside joke for you people at home, it is like what? but, yes, we have with a really good show, actor and two-time emmy winner tony hale is with us tonight, you guides. you guys. very funny. very funny man. he is funny, he funny, he funny. but first very exciting it's primary day here in new york and, you know, it's very easy for candidates to panned never other parts of the country, like in iowa you simply eat some corn at a state fair, new hampshire you chat with voters in a diner, you know, in florida you have to get arrested shirtless, right? in florida you have to relate to the people, right? that's what you have to do. but new york is tricky. it is not just one thing so you to paneled tore all times of voters, so put on your yarmulke and sit down for some pizza and put in your weave, because it's time to check in with what's happening with the pandering edition. >> okay. now president imhul want bees know the way

. >> and tonight larry wilmore will host the correspondents dinner. >> wilmore has a long history withl-known sitcoms, including "the facts of life." john berman had some fun with larry wilmore as he saturday down to talk to him. >> which of the characters of the "facts of life" reminds you of the characters? >> i get tootie. >> and blair, wasn't she the rich girl? >> joe was the tough girl. she'd be hillary. and mindy, bernie sanders, ike you've nailed it. >> berman asking the the to you questions. we hope you'll join us. cnn has coverage tonight. the reporters the coverage begins tonight here on cnn at 7:00 eastern. >> and you can join us tomorrow morning. >> let's head it over to martin savidge, oures teamed the strongest thing was the cleveland reporter's coffee. >> i hear the red carpet is hot. >> it is 11:00 on the east coast. i'm martin

and this year's entertainer, larry wilmore. coverage begins in about an hour from now, 6:00 eastern. until then, we look at speeches and past president who attended the dinner. >> saturday, april 30, c-span presents live coverage of the 2016 white house correspondents dinner, an event that typically includes prepared remarks by the president of the united states. and coming up in just a few minutes, we are going to show you the last white house correspondents day dinner , speeches from presidents reagan, both bush's, and clinton. but first, we are going to discuss the annual washington event with the mcclatchy senior white house correspondent steven thomma.

peter: larry wilmore, i'm firing the questions, you have to answer. i don't have to answer any questions. larry: no tips what to say to the first lady. peter: why don't you give us a preview of what you're going to talk about? larry: with the first lady? peter: how about at the podium. larry: i can't give away any jokes, you know. let's just say i'll definitely bring up race, that's going to be an issue. i will bring up the presidential election, lots of thinks to talk about there, talk about people in the room. talk about obama's legacy a little bit. we will -- those are the big things, i guess, some of the big areas. peter: just as a reminder, you're going to be big-time, this is going to be broadcast live on c-span. larry: i know, absolutely. c-span is so big, it doesn't need h.d. that's how i like to think of c-span, it doesn't need it. c-span, you want hfpblg d., we don't need it. we're c-span, people will watch anyway. that's how bad c-span is, how bad ass c-span is. peter: larry wilmore is not only the host of the nightly show, he is an author

and this year's entertainer, larry wilmore. coverage begins in about an hour from now, 6:00 eastern. until then, we look at speeches and past president who attended the dinner. >> saturday, april 30, c-span presents live coverage of the 2016 white house correspondents dinner, an event that typically includes prepared remarks by the president of the united states. and coming up in just a few minutes, we are going to show you the last white house correspondents day dinner , speeches from presidents reagan, both bush's, and clinton. but first, we are going to discuss the annual washington event with the mcclatchy senior white house correspondent steven thomma. how long have you been attending these events? how have they changed over those years? steve: i think i have been going 28, 29 -- might be 30 years. close. i have been going since reagan. bob: how have they changed? steve: two things. they have become more crowded. we have added, we have squeezed more tables into the same ballroom. and it has gotten a lot more hollywood and

i'm also expecting for larry wilmore to not hold anything back.ote, the way those jokes play in the room might be very different how those jokes play at home. while some of the folks in the audience, journalists and celebrities who are being skew r skewered might feel uncomfortable, people around the country watching, those clips might go viral the next day and be deemed as very funny and spot on. >> i think larry will make a lot of people in that room very uncomfortable the way chris rock made a lot of people at the oscars very uncomfortable. as somebody who watched chris rock from home it was amazing and think he will bring cutting dark satirical humor to that room because frankly, they probably deserve it. >> thanks for your insight. thanks for being with us. in terms of watching it from home, you're in luck because you can do that on msnbc. our coverage of the president's final white house correspondent dinner kicks off tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we do want to continue to monitor this event for you now. we still have live picture

the president will address the gathering as will larry wilmore, nightly show host. >> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. ♪ >>> indiana university recently hosted a conference about america's role in the world. in one of the discussions from the gathering, former diplomats and intelligence and national security officials offered advice to the next president. this is an hour and a half. >>> so we're here today to talk about whether the obama approach, call it a doctrine, call it a policy, of scaling back of retrenchment and a repositioning is one that the next president ought to change and reconsider or maybe even deepen. and we have the perfect panel to engage in this conversation.

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. >> reporter: this year's host, comedy central's larry wilmore won't pull punches. >> the most narcissistic roomin. journalists, politicians and taking it from reporters. >> and donald trump is here -- still. >> reporter: tonight's a chance to give it back. a chance to let loose. >> second term, baby. >> reporter: five years ago the president took on the man who now wants to succeed him. >> donald trump. >> reporter: who memorably pressed the president to produce his birth certificate. >> finally get back to focusing on issues that matter, like -- did we fake the moon landing? [ laughter ] what really happened in roswell? and where are biggy and tupac? [ laughter ] >> reporter: tonight, the gop front-runner is skipping the dinner, but there's no doubt he'll be a butt of some of the jokes. for the president's writers, the bar is high. >> he either laughs. you feel like you're existence is validated, or he doesn't laugh and you have a small heart attack. >> reporter:david litt helped him. >> i have something that rhymes with bucket list. >> reporter: now, just one more chance for the presiden

welcome to "the nightly show" i'm larry wilmore and before we get started as you know i'm a science nerdience blerd, if you will, which i was troubled when sarah palin said this about climate change. >> too many people believe oh, if 97% of all scientists believe man's activities are creating changes in the weather who am i to question that. >> larry: yes. who are you to question that? correct. [cheers and applause] >> larry: yes, who are you. unfortunately unlike our planet's polar ice caps sarah palin isn't going away and 97% of scientists and she went after bill nye the science guy. >> the ex governor of alaska lashed out at a screening for an anti-climate screening saying he's not a scientist. >> larry: first of all he never claimed to be a scientist. he's had a science guy, all right. nay, he is the science guy. and who better to weigh in on the merits of someone who's been disseminating science ideas to an audience than someone who is about to become a fake tv judge. hmm? i don't know the answer to that. onto our top story. with americans are inching closer to putting a woman in th

for this year's featured comedian, larry wilmore. the executive director, julia winston discusses her role. she has been director since 1995. she spoke with c-span from the watergate office building in washington dc. >> what do you do as executive director of the white house correspondents' association? >> i do whatever the board directs me to do. some boards really really concentrate time on access. some work for scholarship and grants. everything is voted by a nine-member board. basically, i follow their directive. i work on membership. we have an annual election. a third of the board changes every year. we have different events that help educate the public about what we do but mainly, mainly it is access. the press always want more. >> how many members? >> about 500 members, but it changes. especially in a campaign year, they are sent out with one of the candidates. >> when it comes to the correspondents dinner, what is your role? >> i run it. everything comes out of this office. the sender did request forms to our members only. t

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. >> the problem that we have-- >> larry: hi, i'm basic cable larry wilmore host of the nightly show. we have a special thing, as you may or may not know this is the second year of our march madness bracket challenge and this year villanova won. which means have i to host tontd's show as my 197-- 1970st self soul daddy. so it's time for me to open up the time portal and bring me back in 1976 to 2016. damn, man, that was a hell of a ride. hey, soul brothers and soul sisters, let's get this mother sucking show started. captioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause). >> larry: how's it going. thank you very much. cheersz plaws thank you. >> larry: hey, everybody, all right. shut the [bleep] up, you know what i'm saying. nice to be here in 2016. it's a long way from 1976. all right. good to be here. i heard y'all got an election going on right? who's running? >> the battle for the nomination intensify, hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders are fighting for the empire state's 247 democratic delegates. >> larry: you got some mama running? okay. wait, hold on. is that bern

i am larry wilmore. you're too kind. have bassem youssef on the show tonight, you guys (cheers and applause) i'm very excited about that. this is a funny and brave man. let me tell you. first things first, i need to get serious for a second. we make a lot of jokes on this show, but there's an issue that i feel deserves some real attention, and it's not easy to talk about, but brace yourselves: ted cruz hates dildos. yeah, i said it. as mother jones dug up earlier this week, in 2004, ted cruz fought to preserve a law that banned the sale of dildos in texas. i know, i'm not making h this up. i agree with you. i wish i was. this really gets me, you guys, because it's just such a shame to see dildos persecuted and marginalized by one of their own. (laughter) (cheers and applause) right? yes! this is what i'm saying! you understand me! i'd expect more from one of our most prominent human dildos, and i just think dildo-americans should be standing up for other dildos. is all i'm saying here. but i guess back in 2004, cruz was

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i am larry wilmore. man, we've got a great crowd tonight. what a great crowd. anyhow, you guys, i try to make "nightly show" a nice place to work. on on tuesdays we take it easy, get a little cold brew in the kitchen. so guess what i call that day-- "cold brewsday." so, yeah, i'm a pretty fun boss. but despite my adorable puns, i'll never be as beloved as chobani c.e.o. hamdi ulukaya, who just did this: >> ulukaya is giving his employees a 10% stake in the company when it goes public or is sold. it's a windfall that could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, each. ( laughter ) >> larry: note to self-- yogurt doesn't work for spit takes. that's disgusting. oh, my god. all right, so... ( laughter ) so these chobani employees are going to be so rich, they'll be able to afford to eat chobani! that is amazing. that's pretty good. and i bring up chobani as a counterpoint to what's turning out to be anot so-great-place to work-- isis. i know. this is true, you guys. this is true. isis is having some human resources issues. back in february, it was reported that

. >> reporter: court jester/host, larry wilmore. who will be funnier? he or the commander in chief?ld get his handwritten edits, and every time, the jokes got better because of those edits. >> reporter: tonight, washington waits to see just how low the larry and barry show will go. nick watt, abc news, washington, d.c. >> should be interesting. "gma" and "this week" in the morning. thank you for spending your saturday with us. i'm cecilia vega. i'm cecilia vega. have a great night. iin 25 feet turn right.. turn right now. recalculating... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm erin o'hearn. and i'm karen rogers .. . saturday/tonight on fyi philly. sup on philly's signature sandwich to raise money for charity. swaddle your baby in a blanket to help families with sick children. and give your car a waterless wash for countries in need. it's our fyi give back special..a celebration of businesses that do just that. and we're getting in the game.giving away a trip that's out of this world hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. we are at saxbys coffee at 23rd and chestnut streets. saxbys is a company whose mission s

i am larry wilmore and it is pie day, you guys. thank you very much. thank you for reminding me. can't believe i ever forget this was pie dane. thank you so much for remaining me. everybody goes, we can have pie today? oh oh oh oh! sure, why not? man, crazy weekend on the campaign trail. let's check in with the unblackening. >> the can you rememberline county sheriff's office in north carolina says they're investigating if donald trump incited a riot. >> larry: hold on, guys. you can't arrest trump. how are you going to keep those cuffs on his baby hands? they'll slip right off, am i right? (cheers and applause) that's how houdini did it. foe get the inciting riots. we've got to check in with the eye blackening. i know! things began last week when a trump protester was sucker punched in north carolina thrown by john mcgraw, a 78-year-old guy dressed like a cowboy, who probably never thought he'd experience the sweet joy of punching a black guy and getting away with it like he used to. those days are gone! and when given the opportunity to be remorseful, he doubled down! >> "yes,