jon: i think it s time to move on to a hillary impression? jon if that was my o bomba impression how good do you think my hillary impression is going to be. jon: point well taken. larry wilmore. that was it here is your moment of zen. newt gingrich in his gradual rise in the polls has turned into a surge. he wasn t the perfect husband did things that were wrongxd asked god s forgiveness. i think a lot o larry: tonightly, ben carson announces he s running for president. i haven t heard anything that shaky since jamie foxx tried to sing the national anthem. (laughter) rand paul says he s glad his campaign didn t stop in baltimore. i ve got a good idea of where else his campaign won t be stopping. (laughter) and finally. bill nye the science guy is here. we ll probe the science of a grown man still trying to pull off a bow tie. (laughter) no justice, no peace, no the nightly show ! let s do this! captioning sponsored by comedy central larry: thank you very much!
larry: thank you very much! thank you! thank you. thank you! (audience chanting larry) larry: oh, that s good! very nice! larry. very good, very good! welcome to the the nightly show. i m larry wilmore. we have a great program tonight. bill nye the science guy the joining us on panel, so that should be a lot of fun. i have a lot of science questions for him. but first, it s time for an election update. roll that beautiful intro! yeah, it s the unblackening! who s going to try to unblacken us now? i m ben carson, and i m a candidate for president of the united states. (cheers and applause) (audience booing) larry: we re going to re-black? is his whole campaign based on once you go black you don t go back ? all right. actually, it s perfect timing for dr. ben carson to jump in. black guy, spent the last three decades working in baltimore. he s definitely going to capitalize on all of that to score some points in the community. you re obviously in florida right no
who s going to try to unblacken us now? i m ben carson, and i m a candidate for president of the united states. (cheers and applause) (audience booing) larry: we re going to re-black? is his whole campaign based on once you go black you don t go back ? all right. actually, it s perfect timing for dr. ben carson to jump in. black guy, spent the last three decades working in baltimore. he s definitely going to capitalize on all of that to score some points in the community. you re obviously in florida right now talking to me. larry: florida? is there a baltimore, florida? oh, i get it maybe he s in florida to clear his head so he can work on his baltimore strategy. nice. good play, doctor. why aren t you there? because i m here. i can only be in one place at one time. larry: you don t have to be so snippy about it, doc. it s a good question you are a black dude from baltimore running for president. do you have any plans to go? i ve weighed in on this in mu
contested. they may portend an escalation into whether president trump will seize on this report to pursue his own version of a saturday night massacre. so given this year s scale of this, we re going to start our broadcast here on the beat a little differently. we re going to begin with the conte context for these leaks and the details about them. then we re going to share what we know. and then we ll turn to our experts. so first, there s the context here. the heat on donald trump right now has never been hotter with the doj flipping his oformer campaign chair and long time personal lawyer. it s only the past days and weeks that the news leaked that both men are not only guilty but talking to rm right lane. it s amist that heat that sources say it s no surprise that we re seeing fresh attacks on the doj leadership maybe giving everything they ve got. the report focuses on a few comments made in a meeting that these sources say were either sarcastic jokes or were never act
whistle-blower complaint. start a major investigation into the bidens. donald trump busted on saying he would take foreign help. impeachment is imperative. the president committed crimes in office. so you say impeach? so that is a thing. the case for bribery is straightforward and everyone knows bribery is impeachable. that s why we held up the money. we do that all the time with foreign policy. what you just described is a quid pro quo. tell me what rule, law, statute has been violated. you want to point to statutes it is unlawful to solicit or receive any foreign help, which includes things of value. i think citizen set off some alarms. pretty damning evidence. damning slam dunk evidence. damning that you cannot trust the president not to commit crimes. it goes to the heart of the issue of bribery. it s perfectly wrong. it s bribery. a week unlike any other. nine different trump insiders joined 12 others to provide over 40 hours of test