. ♪ >> reporter: the way bennie thompson saw it from the house gallery on january 6th, his congressional lapel pin was a badge of honor. >> security had told us you need to take care your pin off because they break in and see you with that pin on, they could kill you. i said, now, as many people i know that fought and died in this country for me to have the right to represent and for them to have the right to vote, i'm not going to let any insurrectionist, rioter, crazy person take this pin. >> reporter: he's been wearing a ping for 13 terms. the only democrat and only black member of mississippi's congressional delegation. representing one of the poorest districts in the country. now cast into the national spotlight as chairman of the january 6th committee, taking on a challenge unlike any other in american history. what's at take with these hearings? >> our democracy is at stake. we have to defend our democracy. we have to defend our government. >> reporter: for thompson, now 74, this job is about a personal history come full circle. as a product of the jim crow south, the right to vot

in only her second major role, thompson won an academy a role for best actress. was it shocking to you to be thrust to the top of hollywood's list? >> yes, it was shocking. i was just appalled and it was too much, honestly. >> because of all the came with it? >> no, i don't think it's entirely healthy. >> reporter: but you're not giving it back? >> no. rip your thompson achieved a nomination into categories at the same oscars for her performances in the remains of the day and in the name of the father. >> reporter: she sat down to write an adaptive screenplay for the the jane austen classic, since ensign's ability . >> she had nothing to do. >> what compelled you to take on something that large. >> jane austen is heavily armed. and one woman on the plane found out i cut one of the characters and she stopped talking to me midsentence. >> it was months and months before he chose to put an end to it. >> reporter: and she one another best actress nomination for the film and was the best screenplay. thompson later introduced herself to a later generation in the harry

thompson: mr. quested, as part of the documentary you have been filming, you gained access to the proud boys and their leaders, enrique tarrio. your crew filmed them in washington dc on the evening of january 5 and then on january 6. on january 5, the night before the attack, you were with the head of the proud boys, mr. tarrio in washington dc. what happened? mr. quested: we picked up mr. tarrio from jail. he had been arrested for carrying magazines, some extra capacity magazines and for -- he took responsibility for the burning of the black lives matter flag that was stolen from the church on december 12. we were attempting to get an interview with mr. tarrio. we had no idea of any of the events that were going to subsequently happen. we drove him to pick up his facts from the property department of the police which is south of the mile. we picked up his bags and went to get other bags from the phoenix hotel, where we encountered mr. steward rhodes from the oath keepers. by the time i had gone to

one reason they missed two of them is klay thompson. he tore his acl and then achilles recovering for that. thompson missed two and a half years before returning to the team in january. thompson is the differencemaker because of the will and fight to come back. >> i'm definitely more reflective now. it can be taken away from you like that. it is such an awesome job to be an nba player. i knew that before, but going through surgeries and rehabs and putting a jersey on just hits harder than it did back in the day. >> wonderful to see him out here. he had a hard two years, but he stayed positive. he stayed with it. you know, now he is shining on the brightest stage. >> now he has guys looking up to him and watching his every step. especially me personally. being able to talk to him and pick his brain and see how mentally strong he is and come in and make an impact on both sides of the ball. i'm happy for him. >> i try to think about this every day. my thoughts go to the surgery table and just to be here again. i dreamt of this. it is inspi

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thompson: we presented a lot of what we found today. and at some point we'll get to the business of writing the report. and making recommendations. reporter: what do we know about the members of congress? mr. thompson: we served mo brooks and got a response if him. reporter: what is that? mr. thompson: he said he will come before the committee. reporter: what about his conditions, he laid out conditions you have to abide by. mr. thompson: you got a copy of that right? we have our own policy. every witness we've had, they come and submit to the conditions of the committee. and he's in his right to say i'll come with these conditions, but i don't know what they are. i have not seen the letter. i'm glad he acknowledged receipt of it. obviously we have our protocol for -- for doing any of those depositions. reporter: have we heard about the extent of members of congress' a involvement? have you named every single person? do we know the extent of which members in congress were involved in president trump's attempt to steal the election? mr.

we said what's with the i actually went to high school with klay thompson. we went to santa margarita catholic high school down in southern california. and he was your younger than me. this was probably even more quiet that because he knows better than, you just quiet. he's a quiet guy. very nice. super super was games. why was the song leader cheerleader? so yeah, i you know out there we're always, you know, cheering for him and his brother mikey, who i think actually kind of works with the warriors now, so he was you're older than means. but so but yeah, coach now his brothers, they add that staff and his brother-in-law. yeah. all the family with one of the buses. so yeah, all of their families are on there with them got their big face plastered on the bus and they keep rolling by and we get to see them. the fans get to see them in look up, which is a great way because, you know, this crowd 50 de price point. you kno , they haven't really hopped off to say hello to and what just yet, right? okay. got another hour and a half to go here. so don't want to do

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thompson injured his knee in the nba final. the warriors ended up losing the game and the series and we know it was the beginning of a long road back for clay. >> wow! what a time three years ago. wow. it goes by fast. >> will you take a special moment just to appreciate how far you've come over these last three years and how hard it's been for you? >> maybe for a second. bhi step on the court i want to win by any means necessary. i don't care how ugly or how pretty it is. i want to the protect our homecourt. i don't want sing kumbaya or anything. i just want to freakin' win. >> historically, we've known about clay thompson's antics in game six playoffs, but dres as we go back over to you, you get off offensively. >> exactly. we'll have game six play show up in game five, but it's so amazing to finally see him back on the court. we saw times during the season when he would sit on the bench after e ghis head wng to be wit hi teammates so bad and it is so wonderful that he is back playing again. we will have more coverage from th

my question for you, chairman thompson, is how close was this person to trump? and, you know, was this a core inner circle person, having a conversation with a leader of the oath keepers. >> well just let me say in our investigation, we found close relationship with those elements in the country, especially the proud boys and oath keepers. i don't want to give her all of what we have. you just have to follow up during the hearing but everything we present, we will be able to verify. if there's anyone who disagrees with what we present, all they have to do is come before the committee, take, we'll swear them, put them under oath, and they can talk. that's from the president on down. so we welcome anyone who disagrees with any evidence we present in our findings to come to the committee and we will gladly entertain them. >> so chairman, i guess at the core of this and there are so many levels obviously if the president not questioned the election, said it was rigged and fraudulent, none of those people would be here to begin with so if you look at responsibility i

thompson doesn't think it's benefited the audience. there's a lot of that difficulty for men and women, probably. i mean, women obviously at the top of the list because we've been taught from a very early age not to like our bodies. so, yes, i think a lot of damage has been done. the great thing about this film is that it's very honest about sex and about pleasure and about shame and about difficulty. erm, it... it addresses it with a kind of humility that i've... i don't think i really have ever seen. so what is your fantasy? thompson has been particularly praised for her performance, and after its showing here in new york, as well as other festivals around the world, it could be that the film industry's portrayal of sex, as opposed to the real thing, continues to be a talking point in hollywood. in america, as the pandemic moves more and more into the background of people's lives, hollywood is delivering some feel—good entertainments, which may be offering weary audiences some comfort. one such film being shown at tribeca this year

klay thompson on friday a nice one in boston. he had a big three with four minutes left to put the warriors on top for good friday night. thompson has had plenty of post-season moments. again, three years ago, he injured his knee in the nba finals. and the warriors ended up losing the game and the series. and we know it was the beginning of a long road back for klay. >> wow, what a time three years ago. just goes by fast. >> hopefully we can get this job done and pay homage to that three-year journey actually leading to something truly special. >> will you take a special moment just to appreciate how far you've come over these last three years and how hard it's been for you? >> maybe for a second. but then when i step on that court i want to win any means necessary. i don't care how ugly or pretty it is. let's just win, protect our home court. i'm not going to sing kumbaya or anything, it's just about winning. >> reporter: the other guys are the boston celtics. wouldn't it be nice if the fabled game 6 klay became the game 5 klay

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i want to thank tessa thompson and patrick schwarzenegger. i'll be back friday with natalie portman and b. scott, with music from meghan trainor and teddy swims. "nightline" is next but first, here with the title track to his album, "this is a photograph," kevin morby! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ this is a photograph a window to the past of your father ♪ ♪ on the front lawn with no shirt on ready to take the world on ♪ ♪ beneath the west texas sun the year that you were born ♪ ♪ the year that you are now his wife behind the camera his daughter and ♪ ♪ his baby boy got a glimmer in his eye seems to say ♪ ♪ and this is what i'll miss about being alive this is what ♪ ♪ i'll miss after i die my body ♪ my boy the sun now time's the undefeated ♪ ♪ the heavyweight champ laughing in his face as it dance ♪ ♪ like sugar ray used to be "c'mon c'mon" but now "no mas no mas" ♪ used to be "c'mon c'mon" but now "no mas no mas" ♪ ♪ a a window to the past of your mother ♪ ♪ in a skirt in the cool kentucky dirt laugh

thompson: thank you. after the votes were counted, who won the presidential election of 2020 question mark >> josue ryburn at junior of the great state of delaware. rep. thompson: thank you. that is the bottom line. we had an election, mr. trump loss but he refused to accept the results. i now recognize the young woman from california for questions. ms. lofgren: thank you, mr. chairman. i would like you to explain a term thrown around a lot, a red mirage. what does that mean? mr. stirewalt: every election day, republicans win and democrats win the early vote. and you see the republicans shoot ahead and then the process of binding and nonbinding all of those mail-in votes in some states like pennsylvania that refused to count the votes first, so you have to wait for all of that to come in. in every election, you expect to see a republican with a lead. but it's not really a lead. when you put together a jigsaw puzzle, it doesn't matter which piece you end up first, -- it doesn't matter which piece you put i

>> klay thompson! >> reporter: and the team didn't disappoint. the heroes of the bay and the dynasty on full display. and to the fans' delight, almost every player got off the bus and a little closer to the crowd. >> dub nation, this is what it's about right here. >> reporter: and celebrate they did. >> absolutely amazing. >> reporter: jordan poole came over to hug you! >> yea! >> reporter: some fans started staking out their spots before 6:30 this morning hoping to get a close up of the championship trophy and the larger than life athletes that brought it home to them. near the end of the parade, even the barricades could not hold the sea of humanity. thousands of fans rushed in and surrounded the last bus in the line up, the one carrying klay thompson. a powerful tribute to a player who spent more than two years fighting to get back to this moment. >> one warriors player who savored every single moment of today is juan toscano anderson. he's the first player of mexican descent to win an nba championship. >> with all that being said, black is be

thompson: mr. stepien also testified that president trump had no basis for declaring victory at that point in time. >> my belief, my recommendation was to say that votes were still being counted. too early to tell, too early to call the race, but, you know, part of the race we run, we ran, and we, you know i think we are in good position. will have more to say about this the next day or the next day, whenever we had something to say. mr. thompson: thank you. after the votes were counted, who won the presidential election of 2020? >> joseph biden junior of the great state of delaware. mr. thompson: that's the bottom line. we had an election, mr. trump lost but he refused to accept the results of the democratic process. pursuant to section 5-c-8 of house resolution 503, i recognize the gentlewoman from california, ms. lofgren, for questions. ms. lofgren: thank you, mr. chairman. i would like you to explain a term that was thrown around a lot during the election and that is the so-called red mirage. w

thompson of pennsylvania, mr. thompson will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? mrs.beatty: as the member designated by representatives brown and sewell, they will vote yes on h.r. 5879. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote no on h.r. 5879. as the member designated by by mr. guest of mississippi and mri inform the house that mr. guest and mr. loudermilk will vote yes on h.r. 5879. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. stanton: as the member designated by chairman defazio, i inform the house that mr. defazio will vote yes on h.r. 5879. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. boebert will vote no on the measure. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from

in washington, dc, thompson hasn't been one of those well-known faces parked in front of a camera. but in his hometown of bolton, population 521, everyone knows bennie and the way to his office. >> people walk in, they sit down, they go get something to drink out of the refrigerator, water or a soft drink, and they leave. it's like the community office. that's the person he is. >> this was the police station, city hall, everything. >> reporter: he lives in the same brick ranch house, in the same affordable housing community that he fought to build as mayor in the '70s. >> the person who sold us this land got his life threatened because he sold it to the black community. >> reporter: and he's back every weekend, driving around his 300-mile-long district which includes the capital city, jackson, and the rural mississippi delta. he likes to travel with his fishing pole and guns in the truck. >> i will call friends and say, look, i'll be in the area, let's go hunting. >> duck, deer, quail. >> people like that about him. he's just a regular person. >> reporter: who grew up in the segreg

klay thompson and michael thompson and andrew wiggins, his dad played in the nba. >> very good genes. >> next up, don't make the same mistake this guy did. only 18 years old, this boston fan tattooed his arm with a tattoo says celtics won the championship. the team said he came up with the idea after school and decided to go for it. that's when you have a friend -- be that friend for me please. >> i'll always be that friend for you. that's a no no. >> no. >> so maybe he can get a tattooed x across 2022 or a question mark. >> don't put a number there until after they win. >> like a fill in the blank type thing. poor guy. >> well, he's 18. >> that explains a lot. >> well, a little. if my kid came home with that -- it's because it didn't work. >>> a final update to the ayesha curry can't cook drama, looks like steph is getting the last laugh. he posed for this picture after his team won. he's got the trophy in his hand and a caption that days bye boston. the whole thing started when a bar put up a sign saying ayesha can't cook to get under steph's skin. clearly, boston, it didn't work. t

but thompson is in pretty good form himself. he won nine straight matches coming into this, and the australian quickly it back with the break of his own. but evans has been here before. the briton won his first atp tour title last year, and he's not fazed by a bit of resistance. he got himself back in front. much the australian's frustration. shortly after, evans sealed the opener and into the second,it sealed the opener and into the second, it was more of the same. evans into his groom, the briton in flight —— applying all this pressure —— into his groove. evans managed to battle his way back and still break serve. and that proved to be the crucial point. from then on, the brits didn't look back as he powered his way to a second nottingham open title. is his way to a second nottingham open title. , . ., ., , ., title. is amazing. i love playing on the grass- — title. is amazing. i love playing on the grass- i've _ title. is amazing. i love playing on the grass. i've done _ title. is amazing. i love playing on the gras

what was said by particularly government bidding thompson but also backed up at least jenny. and that is that donald trump was at the center of a conspiracy to plan a violent assault on the u. s. capital. in order to overturn the election results that would have displaced trunk. that's the 1st part of it. and then the 2nd part of it, which is really quite extraordinary, quite incredible, was this statement by chairman thompson, that this was a crew or an attempted coup. and that which this whole dialogue very different place. the idea of understanding this is a cood, a, something that we see in other countries that americans never imagine could occur in this country. i think the discussion to a different place. and frankly, if they can sustain this argument over the ensuing hearing, i do think they will change a lot of the understanding about what happened on january 6. john, how powerful was it that during the start of that hearing, we heard aid to aid to aid debunking what president or the former president trump had said about the election being a fraud? how powerful was th

thompson: we presented a lot of what we found today. and at some point we'll get to the business of writing the report. and making recommendations. reporter: what do we know about the members of congress? mr. thompson: we served mo brooks and got a response if him. reporter: what is that? mr. thompson: he said he will come before the committee. reporter: what about his conditions, he laid out conditions you have to abide by. mr. thompson: you got a copy of that right? we have our own policy. every witness we've had, they come and submit to the conditions of the committee. and he's in his right to say i'll come with these conditions, but i don't know what they are. i have not seen the letter. i'm glad he acknowledged receipt of it. obviously we have our protocol for -- for doing any of those depositions. reporter: have we heard about the extent of members of congress' a involvement? have you named every single person? do we know the extent of which members in congress were involved in president trump's attempt to steal the election? mr.

bennie thompson, the chair, just committed to jake tapper they will release the full transcript. when you see the claims they are being taken out of context, it is on camera, it is transcribed weekend we will get to see the full context of what they said. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. i am wondering, i mean, before when i get the panel a little bit later taken out of context the new i'll plead the fifth or i don't recall. we will discuss that in a moment. first, i want to bring in a member of the committee, congresswoman elaine luria, a democratic from virginia. thank you for joining us. the vice-chair, liz cheney, said that trump summon the mob and lit the flame of this attack and the committee ended showing how rioters went because of trump, how they went down to the capitol and what they did. let's play it and then we'll talk about it. >> you mentioned that the president asked you. do you remember a specific message? >> basically, yes, for us to come to d.c. things are going to happen. >> he said i have something very important to say on january 6th, or something

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klay thompson wenl ay the fourh after blowing an early 16 point lead. the warriors up 3-2 but they know closing out the celtics on the road is going to be difficult. >> nobody is celebrating but we are excited to be in this spot and we want to take advantage of it. >> the fact that we have an opportunity to win one more game and accomplish the task is exciting. >> it feels good but we have not done anything yet and the mission is the same. we are eager to get to boston. and you know, play a great game on thursday. >> giants hosting -- look at sparky scramble between the seas to get a souvenir. wilmer flores singling. weise gonzalez scores. 1-0 lead. darin ruf to center. right between, two royals. 2-0, giants head logan webb is shut out in jeopardy. firing home. makes the tag on mj melendez at home. out. boston b. addition. house divided in the stands at fenway. j.d. martinez adding to that, clubbing a solo blast to left-center. fourth inning, rafael divers, connect me. high, deep. a loja -- aloha. 6-1. near history in st. louis. mike mike bliss, one pit

remember, chairman bennie thompson keeps saying, if you know something, say something. and people have. in addition, hours of raw footage from a documentary filmmaker who had access to trump and his family in the days before and after the riots. and tonight, we have new images from that filmmaker obtained by cbs, and you can see the access he had. interviewing both ivanka trump and then president trump. the evidence presented so far at the hearings has impacted at least one moderate republican, congressman don bacon of nebraska, who says he's had enough of trump. >> i will not be supporting him. ly be looking for a better candidate. >> that's the bottom line, not supporting, looking for better candidates. manu, look, this is -- i know it's been sort of in flux, the dates, the times. but it's been incredibly in flux as this deluge of new information has come in. what are you learning about the committee's plans now? >> reporter: we expected the hearings would wrap up next week, a couple more after tomorrow's hearing that will focus on pressure on justice department offic

i travelled to mississippi with bennie thompson. and during that time there, i learned that he comes to this job with a very personal view of what a free and fair election means. in fact, to him, it means making sure every vote counts. and that has been his life's work. talk a look. >> the way bennie thompson saw it from the house gallery on january 6th, his congressional lapel pen was a badge of honor. >> security told us, you need to take your pin off because they break in and see you with that pin on, they could kill you. i said, now, as many people i know who fought and died in this country, for me to have the right to represent and for them to have the right to vote, i'm not going to let any insurrectionist, rioter, crazy person come in here and take this pin. >> reporter: he's been wearing the pin for 13 terms. the only democrat and only black member of mississippi's congressional delegation, representing one of the poorest districts in the country. now, cast into the national spotlight as chairman of the january 6th committee

in washington, d.c., thompson hasn't been one of those well-known faces parked in front of a camera. but in his hometown of bolton, population 521, everyone knows bennie and the way to his office. >> people walk in, they sit down, they go get something to drink out of the refrigerator, water or a soft drink and they leave. it is like the community office. and that's the person he is. >> this was the police station, city hall, everything. >> reporter: he lives in the same brick ranch house in the same affordable housing community that he fought to build as mayor in the '70s. >> the person who sole us this land got his life threatened because he sold it to the black community. >> reporter: and he's back every weekend driving around his 300-mile-long district which includes the capital city jackson and the rural mississippi delta. he likes to travel with his fishing pole and guns in the truck. >> i will call friends and say, look, i'll be in the area. let's go hunting. >> duck, deer, we're going quail -- >> people like that about him. he's just a regular person. >> reporter: who grew up

and that is what chairman thompson described in his opening statement. i certainly want mincing words at all. john, i just want you to sort of talk us through the timing of this hearing. i mean, for our international audience over in washington it's, it started at 8 p. m at prime time. so talk us or why it's been broadcast at this time. and also how almost all but one us broadcaster is, is carrying this hearing. yes. it's virtually unprecedented for a senate hearing to go on in prime time, usually prime time is that portion of the evening in the united states where people watch sports matches or entertainment programs. it's not on the major television networks where you get no wall to wall coverage of a congressional committee. so this is a dramatic rake, even during the era of watergate, and in many of these other critical moments in american history, was very, very rare. to go to prime time in the evening. so the committee decided that this was something that was necessary. why did they do it? because i've talked to members of the committee who said th

grant thompson singing telegrams. after covid shutdowns, grant's business is back, and this is grant's office, black van where he keeps everything he needs. >> my dress, glasses and hair. >> reporter: to go from grant to the grand dame, dame edna. astride a curb outside home of someone about to get singing telegram. off with the shirt. >> nobody around right now. >> reporter: on with the dress and makeup. >> what do you think, piper? >> it's fun being fabulous. >> reporter: characters, grant said, brought out his power. as young gay kid, felt powerless. >> i was also heavy as child and it was difficult, people were horrible to me. >> reporter: found power in dame edna, once tested when the actor came in the store and left with merchandise in hand, and grant says not paying. you got ripped off by dame edna? now you're ripping off dame edna. >> kind of. >> reporter: 2.0 to life. this is where it gets fun. >> hello, person, i'm looking for heather. >> reporter: and maybe a little weird. >> you are queen for the day. you'

emma thompson will be my guest the great emma thompson is here, you guys [ cheers and applause you know him from "the hunger games," "scream," and of course, the amazon prime video series "the boys. jack quaid will be joining us. [ cheers and applause and they are the creators and stars of "three busy debras" on hbo max, sandy honig, mitra jouhari, and alyssa stonoha, but they're all here so excited to talk to them before we get to all that, we got more bombshell revelations from the committee investigating donald trump's attempted coup on january 6th. today, the committee released new evidence that trump and one of the key plotters in the coup, a lawyer named john eastman, knew their plan would violate the law. and that same lawyer also had direct contact with ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, in the lead up to january 6th for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: these hearings keep providing us with more damning evidence that trump's attempted coup wasn't just some spontaneous outbreak of mob violence it was a d

klay thompson was on instagram live, ryan loves this story. before the parade, he was boating across the bay, so his clipper card was fine. >> as you saw there, the four-time champ lost his hat in the wind. we have been following along all day on social media, fun day for that. the warriors, reporters, everybody is posting behind the scenes footage from the parade. be sure to share your pictures and videos with the parade using #kpix. >> i love he took a boat to the parade. >> later we'll check in with kenny choi. as fans tried to scoop up championship gear and get a glimpse of the players after the parade. and we brought you live coverage of the warriors parade and parade live right here on kpix 5. we're streaming 24/7 on kpix.com and of course on our app. >> one of the snags today, the warm temperatures were a little overwhelming for some people who ir e at the parade. partme says related issues. we even saw some people passing out in the crowd because it was so hot. firefighters were treating people along the parade route and it is going to

klay thompson went for 21. they pull away in the fourth after blowing an early 16 point lead. the warriors up 3-2 but they know closing out the celtics on the road is going to be difficult. >> nobody is celebrating but we are excited to be in this spot and we want to take advantage of it. >> the fact that we have an opportunity to win one more game and accomplish the task is exciting. >> it feels good but we have not done anything yet and the mission is the same. we are eager to get to boston. and you know, play a great game on thursday. >> giants hosting -- look at sparky scramble between the seas to get a souvenir. wilmer flores singling. weise gonzalez scores. 1-0 lead. darin ruf to center. right between, two royals. 2-0, giants head logan webb is shut out in jeopardy. firing home. makes the tag on mj melendez at home. out. the giants win 4-2. boston versus the bay. baseball addition. house divided in the stands at fenway. j.d. martinez adding to that, clubbing a solo blast to left-center. fourth inning, rafael divers, connect me. high, deep. a loja -- aloha. 6-1. near hist

thompson: we're looking for the facts. on what brought about january 6. thank you. any of these allegations about electoral corruption. >> but most people were basically being yes-men to him? wax rudy giuliani was certainly being a yes-man. but the people who -- that any other president would've relied on, such as his campaign manager, the attorney general of the united states, the lawyers of his campaign were telling him the same thing, it was over, he lost the election. >> this is a very different kind of presentation than thursday night. can you kind of explain the facts you were trying to lay out today? what were you trying to make sure was laid out today? >> it's very important for everyone to see not only what the big lie was, but donald trump must've known that it was a big lie, unless william barr put it that he was detached from reality. but we are going to assume the president of the united states was connected to reality, and that states he had a listen to the attorney general of the united states, all of the white house lawyers, campaign lawyers, white h

i know it's nice weather, but emma thompson is tremendous in good luck to you, leo grande directed by sophie hyde, written by the comedian katie brand. it's a two—hander about a 60—year—old woman waiting for a sex worker to come and give her her first, first—ever orgasm. can i say orgasm? i think ijust did. so that's what she's waiting for. it's very, very well done, beautifully acted. and i think she's up for a long haul of awards. i think it's one of her finest performances. and we're talking remains of the day we're talking the tall guy. she's tremendous in this. yes. 0h, interesting. sadly, the one i haven't been able to see yet. but... you'll love it. it's absolutely on my list. absolutely. and if you don't want to sit in a cinema in such beautiful weather, what else would you recommend for us? a reshoot in the cinema, and a 4k restoration and on video is... ah, both. two birds in one. well, definitely two birds and one stone, because it's the wings of desire by wim wenders'1987 cult classic about two angels who want to fall... one angel who falls in love with a trapeze a

♪ it's time for bennie thompson ♪ it's time to out the traitors from january 6 ♪ it's time to shine a spotlight on those behind the coup ♪ broadcast on every channel except of course fox news (gong!) >> announcer: it's "the late show live with stephen colbert!" tonight: just give me a treason! and jon batiste takes the colbert questionert. plus, stephen welcomes live simu liu. featuring live jon batiste and stay human. and now live from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) (band playing) >> stephen: right there! oh! now we can get started. please, have a seat. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: happy thursday. hello, hello, hello, hello. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: hello! ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: wooo! thank you very much. please, please have a seat, everybody, thank you so much. hello, jon! >> jon: oh, yeah. >> stephen: hello, friends. welcome. welcome one and all. ladies and gentlemen, i welcome you all to "the late show." i am your host stephen colbert. (cheers and applause) you hear that jon? did

thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize june as national posttraumatic stress disorder awareness month. during month of june, we raise awareness for those suffering from posttraumatic stress disorders. after a trauma or life threatening event it is common to have reactions such as upsetting memories, increased jumpiness, or trouble sleeping. if these reactions do not go away or get worse, you might suffer from ptsd. ptsd is especially prevalent for those who served in the military, affecting nearly 30% of vietnam veterans and up to 20% of veterans who served during the global war on terror. as a former rehabilitation specialist, i know firsthand the incredible strides individuals can make when they have access to appropriate rehabilitation. ptsd awareness month not only an opportunity to raise awareness about ptsd, it is also an opportunity to raise awareness about treatment options. i applaud all the organizations that raise awareness about this important issue during june. there is help and suppo