dr. seuss. >> a controversial cartoon drawn by dr. seuss is not attracting any buyers. a crowd of men in black face along with a racist message. >> the message reads take home a high grade n world for your wood pipe. >> larry: jesus, dr. seuss, that doesn't even rhyme. shouldn't be with take home a high grade n word for your fluflam word -- he drew this as like 25. i'm not saying everyone is racist at 25 but when he was 25 everyone was racist. back in his day, this was considered progressive. probably what he drew to get into art school. alright more perspectives let's ask to nightly show interpreter and former child, mike. [cheers and applause] >> larry: welcome mike. >> thanks.

dr. seuss. >> a controversial cartoon drawn by dr. seuss is not attracting any buyers. a crowd of men in black face along with a racist message. >> the message reads take home a high grade n world for your wood pipe. >> larry: jesus, dr. seuss, that doesn't even rhyme. shouldn't be with take home a high grade n word for your fluflam word -- he drew this as like 25. i'm not saying everyone is racist at 25 but when he was 25 everyone was racist. back in his day, this was considered progressive. probably what he drew to get into art school. alright more perspectives let's ask to nightly show interpreter and former child, mike. [cheers and applause] >> larry: welcome mike. >> thanks. larry: mike, does this make you angry? >> man, i don't know what to feel, larry. i love dr. seuss, man. i grew up on his rhymes. the first rapper. [laughing] >> larry: a rapper. i'm sure he was just an author. >> that's all you do you did was read the books, layery. you never heard him over a dope ass beat. >> larry: i red him in a dope ass beat. sorry i couldn't help it. >> i have to question

[laughing] >> larry: and now up for auction a racist cartoon drawn by dr. seuss. not only would i not like it in my house. would i not like it with a mouse. oh the places we will go tonightly. this is the "nightly show"." [cheers and applause] ♪

his name was dr. seuss. >> dr. seuss. wow. >> i'll just finish the one thing. the living considers were horrible by any standards. they were worse than prisoner of war camps oregon -- camps, on the other hand, the americans deal with problems we, by moving on, and we did move on, and there's no doubt in my mind that brown v. topeka which was written by the same earl warren desegregating public facilities in the south, was a direct effect redemption, of the incarceration. in his oral history berkeley does gigantic oral histories of california governors. in the sixth day of questioning amelia frye, the woman doing the questioning, at berkeley, finally said to warren, after talking about all his triumphs and i want to talk now about 19 -- what happenin' 1942. warren broke into tears walked out of the room and never came back. >> richard reeves. [applause] >> we'll have a lance to come back to this in the question period. i would have thought it was impossible at this point to come up with a new store about abraham lincoln and the civil war. but scott martelle has

i mean what is he dr. seuss all of a sudden. >> justice scalia pointed out in his dissent basically said that words no longer have any meaning. (laughter) >> larry: words no longer have meaning. jesus scalia. stop pouting for christ's sake, you are acting like a 14-year-old goth kid. you know, you lost. everything is nothing. all is chaos. life is naught but a turgid maelstrom of pain. words no longer have meaning. now of course republicans wasted no time in firing up the outrage machine. minutes after the ruling marco rubio tweeted i remain committed to repealing this bad law and replacing it. well yeah you guys rubio is no quitter. at least not until he runs out of money and has to quit the presidential race in a few months bam! spoiler alert! spoilary all right. >> sorry. >> rand paul says the decision turns both the rule of law and common sense on its head. governor jeb bush, for instance says he is disappointed. >> larry: disappointed? you're disappointed. you know jeb bush those bad words no longer h

[laughing] >> larry: and now up for auction a racist cartoon drawn by dr. seuss. not only would i not like it in my house. would i not like it with a mouse. oh the places we will go tonightly. this is the "nig

[laughing] >> larry: and now up for auction a racist cartoon drawn by dr. seuss. not only would i not like it in my house. would i not like it with a mouse. oh the places we will go tonightly. this is the "nightly show"." [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] ao *ufplt larry larry! larry larry! >> larry: thank you. thank you welcome to the "nightly show." yes! khao *. [cheers and applause] >> larry: i'm larry wilmore. lots to get to tonight. let's jump right in. >> audience: love you! larry: love you too. spread the love around. not now after the show. but oh, man caitlyn jenner's 22-page spread first major

crocs with socks is this worst selling book in the dr. seuss series. next from jennifer rivera, my mom still has our pumpkin from halloween out. check to see if your mother is still alive because that's -- if not, finger of shame to her. next, geedesigns. he's saving this for later. don't want to fill up on a whole tangerine all at once. next from tech 151. whoever left this hat in the toilet. you know when people say i will eat my hat, this is what happens. do not leave hats in toilets. we have a couple more. these have a theme to them. number one, see that there? hipsters have no shame. and james gold crown says -- he just kept on going. finger of shame. i don't know. maybe he was on the way to a belt store. thanks to everyone for participating. remember if you see bad behavior in public, don't do anything illegal or dangerous. just point a finger, take a photo and post it to twitter or instagram with the #finger of shame. on abc last night it was an emotional evening. double elimination night on "dancing with the stars." you know how hard that can b

. >> i was just writing these little poems like dr. seuss limb ricks. i went out to do something i heard paula laughing, genuinely laughing. i hadn't had anyone read something i'd written with genuine pleasure in about six years. i thought dummy that's what it is. >> he found his voice. >> just like a little light wept on that this is the life that we're living right now. most americans my age were living. if you want find something to say about it or capped fine a wade to bring that keep human stuff to it that's not the world's fault. it's your fault. >> finally at the age of 37, saunders published his first collection of short stories. he's won increasing acclaim with each book and essay. the guy who barely got into college now teaches writing to university students. hundreds of syracuse graduate students compete to get into his small class. is it pretty invigorating to be on the campus around all these young people? >> it is. it's nerve-racking. you with this level of students you can never phone it in. >> but for all his success george saunders stil

she's previously referenced dr. seuss and the tommy tutone song "867-5309" so the spider-man thing should not have been a surprise but still awesome to see things like this, patents endow their holders with certain super powers but only for a limited time. yay for spider-man. yay for having an awesome comics nerd supreme court justice. here's the thing i want to know though. the court usually issues its rulings in june. this is june. usually they issue their rulings on mondays. okay. it's monday today. it's already june 20 something, 22nd, right? they've got seven more rulings to hand down nape already expanded their ruling days to not just mondays but also thursdays. and then today they said they're also going to issue rulings this week on friday. why are they doing that? does that mean anything? what does it mean, if anything, particularly about the giant cases their about to rule on on the obamacare and same-sex marriage. the other thing i want to know about is this. is it not spooky that so much of the country i

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otherwise you'll feel like you're in a costume or a dr. seuss character. >> i think you look gorgeous liz. thank you so much. next model is erma. a member of the video team today. she says her concern she is short and she is about 5'2" on a good day. >> she looks fabulous! >> top shelf jumpsuit. i love it. think about not being buried. if you're petite don't be overwhelmed. we dropped it nicely below the knee. the arms are on show. not wearing a billowy blouse underneath. >> the capri length is good and doesn't swallow her and she looks cute. >> i love the black and white. looks super cute on her. >> nerma, you look fab. gorgeous trish, come out here! she is 34 weeks! looks adorable. >> adorable! than confess on this one. i wore the same jumpsuit throughout my pregnancy and still wearing today. they stretch with you and key to buy something with elastic in it. this has an elastic waist and $25. you have elastic waist and print is good but choose a print that acts as a neutral almost. streamline everywhere elsewhere the legs are thin and be