E. U. Are the one case in five years. What was the item purchased . I dont even remember. It was just negligence on his part. It was like the one time we ever saw fraud. Knock on wood. But we have a system to protect everything, so we are good. Every american is completely different than if we think we can add value to it, we will, but right now theres so much more to do. Either. Especially peertopeer and fair access. I get the sense you are into boxing right now. You mentioned it a few times. Lets talk about boxing. I will put you on the spot and ask you to define boxing for people who may not have a whole grasp of it. How many people here feel they are familiar with boxing and what it is . Okay. I was in your boat a few weeks ago when someone asked me to host and i said yes and spent several hours the night before trying to understand it. So why dont you eliminate us, please . One simple way to describe it is like what weve seen with the most interesting technologies, technology is m
Big sean. And the legendary roots crew. Questlove 754, ft. Lauderdale. Steve and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ] jimmy oh, thank you very much, everybody. Welcome. Thats a hot crowd. [ cheers and applause ] thats a hot crowd right there. Welcome. Welcome, welcome, welcome to the tonight show. This is it, baby. You made it. [ cheers and applause ] youre here. Welcome, everybody. Well, heres what people are talking about. A big story here. Vice president mike pence left the colts game yesterday after some of the 49ers kneeled during the national anthem. Yeah. Also because he heard the phrase man on man and got really uncomfortable. [ laughter and applause ] lets get out of here. Do you believe that though . He left before the game even started. Then giants fans were like, so . Weve been doing that all year. [ laughter ] steve whoa hey, ho, hey [ applause ] jimmy i read that the cost of pences trip to the game was 200,000. If you factor in the flying, security, and h
Jimmy thank you for coming. I love introducing you, tyler perry thank you. Jimmy thank you for coming back. Youre a stud man. Thank you. Thank you, man. That was that was funny. Jimmy that was fun to do. Youre going to get a tweet. Jimmy yeah. Youre going to get a tweet. Youre going to get a tweet. Jimmy im going to get a a tweet, i know it. Expect a tweet. Jimmy oh, yeah, thank you for doing that, man. I appreciate it. Are you kidding me . Jimmy every time you come on, youre always above and beyond. Youre just like youre just good at at working. I enjoy working with i enjoy working with you, man. That was a lot of fun. Jimmy really, i love it. Your donalds great. Jimmy your donalds really great. Its just yeah. Huge, huge, huge. Jimmy you know, whats weird, if you find out too, what im wearing the, whatever, costume im wearing, i forget that im wearing it and ill have normal conversations where i go, like, hey, can you blah, blah, blah . And im dressed as trump. [ light laughter ] well
Recognizing those who have promoted Free Expression in areas of speech, the press, religious liberty, and arts and entertainment. Recipients included apple ceo tim cook, u. S. Representative and civil rights leader john lewis, abc for the spares dash before the first reporter Martha Raddatz and Playboy Enterprises founder hugh hefner. This is just over one hour. Good evening, fellow champions of the First Amendment, and welcome to the newseum Second Annual Free Expression awards dinner. We are honored to have you join us tonight to celebrate six men and women whose lives and work has been the embodiment of Free Expression. Now, standard speaker protocol calls for me to make a joke at this point. To relax the room, bring us together, and let me move on to more serious subjects. David bradley, a wonderful supporter whos here tonight is a genius at this. The problem is, i dont know any jokes about the First Amendment, less aye all George Carlin on you. [laughing] and where to keep this di
At the new museum. The facility is climate controlled. We will make sure all of the objects stay safe until the opening day and we can put them on display. National Law Enforcement museum will be opening in judiciary ,quare in washington, d. C. Straight across the street from the national Law Enforcement officers memorial. The museum is an outgrowth of the Law Enforcement memorial. 25 years ago, the memorial began and from there, people realize there were more stories to tell. We wanted to tell about the lives of these officers, not the officers who died in the line of duty, but to talk a lot the officers and the work that they do. The idea for the National Lawenforcement museum began around 2000. It is a congressionally authorized museum. Our goal is to tell the story of american Law Enforcement, which is a wide ranging story that covers a lot of different parts of the history of the united dates. The museum is mostly underground, but it has two very beautiful glass pavilions. We are