much chaos there would be. 3 or 4-inches of snow in the city. >> it's ol to ♪ ♪ >> house speaker kevin mccarthy is handing over access to all capitol hill footage from the january 6th's attack, of all people, tucker carlson and one on the most promote theories about the january 6 insurrection. >> he will come to read and create an alternative to januar. >> "the late show" has gotten tucker carlson's alternative narrative of january 6th. ♪ january 6th ♪ ♪ lots of friendly words ♪ ♪ chirping birds ♪ ♪ all of the windows are fixed ♪

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[cheers and applause] happy tuesday! hey! hey, everybody! hello! [cheers and applause] thank you very much! hello! thank you very much! great time! [crowd chanting "stephen"] >> stephen: please have a se seat, everybody. welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. first of all... happy mardi gras, everybody! also known as fat tuesday, and i think it's time we stop shaming days of the week. [laughter] tuesday can't help it, it's all those tacos! after his surprise visit to kyiv yesterday, today joe biden was in poland, where he gave a fiery spee defending democracy to mark the one year anniversary of

putin's invasion of ukraine. of course, the traditional gift for the first anniversary is paper, so biden gave ukraine 460 million one dollar bills. [cheers and applause] today, putin hit back at the west in russia's state of the union speech. their state of the union speech is just like ours, except the special guests in the balcony plunge to their deaths. [laughter] the world was watching closely, because the speech was an opportunity for him to put the best spin on his disastrous invasion. one year ago, putin thought the war would only last a few days. but clearly, he made a miscalculation in the ratio of [bleep] around to find out. [laughter] [cheers and applause] putin clapped back at the west by announcing that russia will

suspend its participation in the "new start" nuclear arms control treaty. however, the u.s. state department had already determined that russia was not complying with that treaty. so they're going to "officially" begin to stop doing what they've previously only been pretending not to do. [laughter] it's like a kid on his 21st birthday saying to his parents, "and now to finally try this "al-ky-hol" i've heard so many terrible stories about." if you think it's safe, i will. we've also got threats to democracy right here at home. specifically, speaker of the house, and first successful butthole to mouth transplant, [laughter] kevin mccarthy. you should hear that boy whistle. [laughter]

like a bird, just like a bird. yesterday, we found out that mccarthy has given exclusive access to 41,000 hours of capitol surveillance footage from the january 6th riot to tucker carlson. no! what are you doing? you can't give this footage to tucker carlson! ever since january 6th, he's repeatedly downplayed the violent attack on the capitol as "vandalism" and "a forgettably minor outbreak by recent standards." yeah, no biggie. i think all of us will always remember watching it on tv and thinking, "this is forgettable." plus, this is so irresponsible. the footage will reveal sensitive security information, like congressional escape routes and secure holding areas and where the cameras are. but, kevin mccarthy clearly thought all this through, and, as speaker of the house, he calmed his worried colleagues with this statement he made today: best speech i've ever seen him give.

tucker's producers are already -- [cheers and applause] tucker's producers are already editing the mountain of footage for shows next week, and he claims he's determined to get to the truth, saying: "by definition, this video will reveal it." no. by definition, 41,000 hours of footage can be edited to say whatever you want. look at these good samaritans repairing that window with a shield! [laughter] and now they're peacefully leaving the capitol. could even make the q shaman seem peaceful: [sound effect] >> stephen: but hey, if he gets to do it. so can we. which is why i took what seemed like 41,000 hours of fox news footage to reveal the truth

about tucker carlson: >> "good evening. i'm tucker carlson. i behave like a jerk because i am a jerk. everyone hates me. my show is a real problem in america. i am a racist. i am a small, backward hermit. and i also eat dogs. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: the worst part of this is that tucker doesn't even believe the lies he's peddling about january 6th. last week, we learned that fox news stars and executives privately trashed the former president's election fraud claims. even though calling the election rigged was fox's bread and butter! this is like if i had a private diary that said, lord of the rings "sucks!" "lol what's a "bilbo?" [laughter] like if i did not care if balrogs have wings or not. it's a long story.

these revelations came courtesy of dominion voting systems, who filed a motion in their "$1.6 billion defamation lawsuit against fox news for falsely claiming they rigged the 2020 election." $1.6 billion! even for rupert murdoch, that's a lot of cash. he might have to go on the air and sell reverse mortgages. [laughter] some of the most damaging tax come from a chain between tucker carlson, sean hannity, and laura ingraham, in which they repeatedly insulted and mocked the expresident's advisers, including rudy giuliani. even fox thinks he's a joke. that is the most embarrassing news about rudy to leak since rudy leaked. [laughter] got there. oldie, but a goody. one of the main sources of the the former president's lawyer and mom who took an edible before she went to sunglass hut, sidney powell. in the wake of the 2020 election, powell appeared on fox

news and fox business at least a dozen times to promote wild lies about dominion voting machines. so the network asked for her source. and, sidney powell, when pressed for evidence, forwarded a memo entitled "election fraud info." we all know the best source of information is "email forwards." that's the only way i learned the "101 ways that cats are better than men." the memo wasn't written by powell, but her source was impeccable. the memo's author claims to know that dominion was the common thread in all irregularities. how did she discover that? according to her: she gains insights from experiencing something "like time-travel in a semiconscious state." [laughter] oh my god, she can time travel? [laughter] maybe she can fix all of this by going back in time to stop baby rudy giuliani from trying merlot! [applause]

two rudies. it gets weirder than time traveling in a semiconscious state. the memo's author writes, "who am i? and how do i know all of this? i've had the strangest dreams. i was internally decapitated, and yet, i live." "you may ask yourself, how did i get here? and you may tell yourself, this is not my beautiful house. you may say to yourself, this is not my internally decapitated head!" elsewhere in this memo -- which i remind you is the sole source of sydney powell and fox news's dominion voting machine lies, which directly led to the attack on the capitol -- the author says, quote, "the wind tells me i'm a ghost, but i don't believe it." of course, you can't trust the wind! everyone knows the wind blows. you can't believe a thing the

wind says till you verify it with earth and fire. when sidney powell forwarded this memo to fox business anchor maria bartiromo, bartiromo had a very logical reaction to getting a packet of insane lies: she shared it with the president's son, and replied glowingly to powell, "i just spoke to eric and told him you gave very important info." "thanks maria tony-romo! i got the memo and i know it's very important because i can definitely read it! unrelated question: what happens when you swallow a paperclip? i don't feel good! can i have a hug?" we've got a great show for you tonight, my guests are pink and star of the new "antman" and "creed" movies, jonathan majors. but when we come back, "meanwhile!" join us.

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>> stephen: welcome back. give it up for louis kato and "the late show" band! we have a power pack show, a power pack show tonight, a young lady who i have great hopes for in the music industry, her name is pink! [cheers and applause] real promise. she has real promise. and then come of this is much the coming man here, jonathan majors from "and man and the wasp" and "creed iii," ripped, shredded, charming, fantastic. if you watch the show, you know that i spend my time in the news kitchen to find that a topical gander with sage and celery salt before leaving it over a maple and pecan wood fire held at 220 degrees fahrenheit until i am ready to serve you the

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[laughter] thank you. let's take a look at the dildo. now that is some museum quality would. fun fact: that dildo went on to be used by mickey mantle to win the 1956 world series. apparently, the phallus is 16 centimeters long but, researchers say, it was probably larger because archaeological wood is prone to shrinkage. also splinters. [laughter] peenwhile, according to a new study, the average penis length has increased over the past 30 years. makes sense. 30 years ago was the end of the cold war. [laughter] before you get too excited, you ershw kout tnoha birenging sejunk fsood.ch then americans should be the most endowed men on the planet.

[laughter] we invented supersizing. and the big gulp. meanwhile, researchers are -- [applause] that's why we are on at 11:35. meanwhile, researchers are turning taxidermied birds into drones, which could potentially be a very useful espionage tool because it will look more like the real thing and, hopefully, is more inclined to be ignored. maybe ignored by spy targets, but what about other birds? "oh my god! phil? we thought you were dead, hey everybody, phil's back! phil? i love you phil. don't you recognize the kids?" [laughter] got kind of dark there at the end, didn't it? 11:35. meanwhile, a power outage at kennedy airport last week forced a new zealand-to-new york flight to turn around, causing passengers to spend

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>> stephen: it is really lovely to meet you for the first time. >> pink: thank you. i am so happy to be here. i love you. i want to clone you 50, 60, 70 times, we need more of you in the world. >> stephen: that is lovely to say. we need more of you too, i was at the grammys in 2009, i think and you did like a silk -- what are those called? >> pink: they change the dress code after that. >> stephen: because you weren't wearing enough? >> pink: a whole lot of butt. >> stephen: really, i remember it being a fine performance. i can't believe you doing all of that, none of it is audio track, you are singing with all of that physicality. >> pink: yes, i started as a gymnast, and had really bad asthma as a kid, so had to do a lot of diaphragmatic breathing

as practice to survive, and worked out for me. >> stephen: i mean, here you are, here are some of the work. [cheers and applause] we can see that. look at that! [cheers and applause] is it dangerous? >> pink: yeah. >> stephen: it lo preant in i had a bin myel. sphen: well a pressed. >> pink: thinks. >> stephen: you just released your new album. >> pink: "trustfall." >> stephen: your ninth album, "trustfall" right there. tell me -- what does "trustfall" mean? >> pink: oh, lord, "trustfall" i feel like all of us are walking around sort of with this low-level trauma and our bodies, and it takes a lot of trust to be a human being these days, to get out of bed in the morning, go to work and dropouids k and c

places and y participate in elections and have a vagina. it just takes a lot of trust. and i know a lot of teenagers also, and i just think a lot of people have anxiety, a lot of kids hang have anxiety, and all of us feel like we are falling unerse and the people aroundhate me, and myself. you have to ask yourself, what is worth falling for, and who is supposed to catch you, or do you catch yourself? a lot of questions. a lot of questions. >> stephen: one of the hardest things to learn, and it took me a long time to learn and if this has anything to dhha abos that t takes time to learn that -- it isn't easier to live in trust and vitality as opposed to fear and morbidity, it's just better. it's just as hard, but it is actually with the better

outcome. >> pink: i agree. >> stephen: and it's hard to know until you make that decision. >> pink: i don't believe in fearlessness, that's just a catchphrase, i believe them real fear and not letting it divert you or make your choices for you. >> stephen: that is why courage is a virtue. [cheers and applause] so you have incredible collaborators on this, chris stapleton -- how did you put together this group? >> pink: still lucky. i have no idea. it sounds dumb, but i just called them up. [laughter] i am a fan, i am a fan. i love the luminaires. i love first aid kit. i love chris stapleton. when he did the national anthem, i wanted to reach through the tv and just smack them across the face. >> stephen: because it was too good. >> pink: it was too good. >> stephen: that's right. >> pink: he is the most humble guyin the room. he is like is that what you wanted? you want me to do it again. i'm like yeah, chris, that was

what i wanted. you can go now. also, i need to a blanket. >> stephen: now, your kid saying on the album, did they not? >> pink: yes. >> stephen: is that something you are encouraging, do you want them to be in the music business? >> pink: they are always with me, they will either sing or be on their ipad. but they don't want to. if you heard jamison at the end of never going to -- you would hear -- again, i'm like you are killing it, buddy! but no, they ask willow, oh, because she has a beautiful voice. and she is like oh, god no. i don't want to be a singer. and i'm like why can't you answer it like that? i would love her to be a lawyer for the aclu, i believe she could pass the bar exam next week. >> pink: she is nine? >> stephen: she is 11. she is always right.

and i am like, that is not the point, i am in charge, i think. >> stephen: a lawyer, you would be a good judge. >> pink: i want her to change the world and also bail out her mother who might be a d.j. and vegas. [laughter] >> james: we have to take a quick break, we will be right back with more pink, everybody. stick around. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ bladder leaks, g it's time for a change. axonics therapy gave me my life back. it's not another pad or pill. it's amazing that a tiny device can provide 15 years of relief - and you can try it out first. get started at findrealrelief.com ask a bladder specialist if axonics therapy is right for you and to discuss potential risks. results and experiences may vary. let's get your life back!

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[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody, we are back with the artist behind the new album "trustfall"! you know her, you love her, it's pink! you had success for so long, your debut album in 2,000 and at double platinum if i am not mistaken, and you have had continuing access since then, what -- what is your opinion of the music industry have after having been in it for a couple of decades, do you have thoughts on -- that other people who are starting out in the industry come some wisdom you can apart? >> pink: i hate people that give advice. >> stephen: how about just experience? >> pink: that is really hard, because i got a record deal when i was 16, it was 1996, and the business was completely different.

there was artist development. there were record labels, record companies were a place, not just an idea. and i also had the benefit of not having a record come out for four years. and did not put a record out until i was 20. so i signed in a group, we made an entire record, one showcase, we were absolutely terrible, the group got shelved, very long story, but i then renegotiated my own new contract at 17 for an outfit from bb. >> stephen: that is what you got, one outfit. >> pink: i really wanted that outfit. >> stephen: do you still have it? >> pink: no, but it was like a velvet catsuit. >> stephen: of course, totally worth it. >> pink: the business is totally different, how it is now it is really cool that there are a lot of people that can go a lot of different ways, there is no formula. i think it is really interesting the way that people are coming at things. >> stephen: because they can do it for themselves? >> pink: because they can do it for themselves, it does not

have to be in a formula way. but what i did was okay, i am obviously not going to be the popular one. i'm not going to be the pretty one. i'm not going to sell perfume, so, i mean, i am funny. [laughter] >> stephen: you do not have a scent? do you not have a scent? >> pink: i do not have a scent. >> stephen: we need to change that. i would buy your perfume. >> pink: it would be like glitter and smelled like sadness and regret. [laughter] >> stephen: sadness and regret by pink. it would sell like hot cakes. i'm telling you. what are you performing for us tonight? >> pink: "when i get there." >> stephen: why is this a song you could not have written? >> pink: because losing a parent is something you can't it -- it' like when you tell people, like when you have a child, or if you have a child, it just goes by so fast, nobody

knows what you're talking about unless you have done it. when you lose a parent, it feels like a suitcase you will be unpacking for the rest of yourl. >> stephen: am sorry, what parent did you lose? >> pink: my father. august of ' 21. >> stephen: and recent. >> pink: the song was a gift for me. i was so relieved for him, he oullfi p y ch hroniopain all of his lifed cancer for eight years and i was just relieved for him. he had a really interesting deck of cards dealt and i asked what he wanted to come back as, and he said, well, i'm a pilot, honey, so may be a bird of flight. maybe a cannibal chipmunk. [laughter] and i was like i think that's the morphine talking. [laughter] and then i went camping and there was a chipmunk and i was like you guys don't go near the

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♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back to "the late show"! ladies and gentlemen. my next guest stars as the new villain of the marvel cinematic universe in "ant-man and the wasp: quantumania." you'll also see him next month opposite michael b. jordan in "creed iii." please welcome to "the late show," jonathan majors! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> stephen: woo! happy mardi gras. >> jonathan: it's very exciting. >> stephen: nice to have you on here. >> jonathan: pleasure to be

here. >> stephen: i am a fan "the harder they fall" fantastic performance. i loved you as he who remains, really looking forward to "creed iii" and "ant-man and the wasp: quantumania" which i have not seen the end. let's get to something really important here. you brought your own mug out, we have this mug for you, and you brought your own. it's very interesting, i like it. but i am not the first person to wonder about this. here's an article in "gq" magazine, why is jonathan majors always carrying around a little cup? because that's not just tonight, you always have the little cup. is it always a sane? >> jonathan: there about four in rotation. >> stephen: variations on the thing. >> jonathan: three have handles, one does not. i've been doing this, i am 33 years old, i've been doing it since i left my mother's house when i was 18. >> stephen: did she give you a cup? >> jonathan: she did not give me a cup, it was a word of

advice, she was so terrified of the circus that i adjoined. >> stephen: showbiz. and the circus. >> jonathan: you have not heard about this? >> stephen: were you in the circus? >> jonathan: no. no, she was very clear, she was very clear about safety. she would say no drinking, no drugs, no sex, every time i left the house. getting on the plane to college, i'd had to say no drinking, no drugs, no sex, before i got through security. she said, baby, watch your cup, watch or glass. and i kept to that in mind, and coming out for safety, but what that meant. >> stephen: what does that mean? >> jonathan: now it means mind your cup, you are a vessel, nobody can fill you up, nobody can pour you out, you do that yourself.ng ont aremind tt n ths craziness happening, you know,

my self-esteem is my self-esteem. nobody can make me, nobody can pick me up as it were or tear me down. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: i like it. okay, so you became the new super billion of mcu, in "ant-man and the wasp: quantumania," and there is a figurine of view that has been made as cain, and my understanding is you have not seen your figurine yet. >> jonathan: no. >> stephen: hold on, so it is behind this card right here. so ready? >> jonathan: ready! [laughs] [cheers and applause] wow. >> stephen: what do you think of yourself?

>> jonathan: wow! >> stephen: would you have played with you? [laughter] you know what i mean. you know what i mean. >> jonathan: yes, i absolutely would get this guy. i would be in toys 'r' us like hey, mom, how many yards do i have to cut to get this guy? >> stephen: that is a significant moment in american culture, you are a toy! >> jonathan: i am a toy. yes, it's cool. the biceps are a little -- [laughter] >> stephen: a little thin. they are a little thin. i have to say, part of me, i did not mean, consent is so important. i'm sorry. i'm so sorry about that. >> jonathan: this is fabulous. >> stephen: so this is basically the kang get up? >> jonathan: that is the guy. >> stephen: what was it like to put it on, what does that do

jonat it was an event, man. it was a very serious business. you know? i saw it, everyone -- i knew what the responsibility, the potential was at least. you do your training coming into your costume fittings, all of that. but when it is all done and you put it on, there is no stepping back. once you have done it, you have done it. and you are in it. and i remember putting it on and i put it on and i was like oh! now we are kang-9g this is it. and everything you do and that costume is kang. there's a responsibility to that. there is a playfulness. and it's a moment i will never forget. definitely uthere on my journey. >> stephen: we have a clip of you as kang come as you know what thi is? do you need to set it up in some

way? you are talking to "ant-man" and his daughter. >> jonathan: yes, those are the people in the movie. >> stephen: so far, 2 for 2. they are like he is in some sort of chamber here. >> jonathan: this is the top of the film. this is kang's entrance. you will see, but he is about to address scott lange and casey lang, and they are in a compromise position. >> i need to get out of here, because i know how it ends. >> how what ends? >> all of it. i don't live in a straight line. and with time it is hard not to skip to the end.

so if you want to stop what's coming, and trust me, you do, i am the only shot you have. so do we have a deal? [cheers and applause] >> stephen: now this is not the only film we are excited about. there is "creed iii"! i will tell you this right now, there you are up against michael b. jordan, a former "people's" sexiest man alive. former. and i want to point out to that in "ant-man," you are up against another former "people's" sexiest man alive. now you have -- you have measured yourself against both

of the sexiest man alive, do you think you have a shot? >> jonathan: what is very clear to me is that i am indeed the gateway to becoming the sexiest man alive. >> stephen: work with you, and that's what it is. it is a contact sexy. >> jonathan: sexiest man alive! >> stephen: watch where you point that thing, i am a married man. lovely to meet you, thank you so much for being here! "ant-man and the wasp: quantumania" is in theaters now, and "creed iii" opens on march 3rd! jonathan majors, everybody! we will be right back with a performance from pink! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause]

>> stephen: now performing "when i get there" from her album, "trustfall," pink. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i think of you when i think about forever ♪

♪ i hear a joke and i know you would've told it better ♪ ♪ i think of you out of the blue ♪ ♪ when i'm watching a movie that you'd hate ♪ ♪ you'd say it, you were never one to hesitate ♪ ♪ you were always first in line ♪ ♪ so why would it be different for heaven? ♪ ♪ but i got a couple questions ♪ ♪ is there a bar up there where you've got a favorite chair? ♪ ♪ where you sit with friends and talk about the weather? ♪ ♪ is there a place you go to watch the sunset? ♪ ♪ and, oh, is there a song you just can't wait to share? ♪ ♪ yeah, i know you'll tell me when i get there, hmm ♪

♪ do you think of me? do you wish that i would slow down? ♪ ♪ are there some things that you've seen that feel like home now? ♪ ♪ are you up there climbing trees, singing brand new melodies? ♪ ♪ i hope you are, i know you are ♪ ♪ is there a bar up there where you've got a favorite chair? ♪ ♪ where you sit with friends and talk about the weather? ♪ ♪ is there a place you go to watch the sunset? ♪ ♪ and, oh, is there a song you just can't wait to share? ♪ ♪ yeah, i know you'll tell me when i get there ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, you'll tell me when i get there ♪

♪ will you save me a place with all those pearls of wisdom? ♪ ♪ yeah, i'll make some mistakes and you'll watch me as i live them ♪ ♪ 'til i'm through, 'til i'm with you ♪ ♪ is there a bar up there where you've got a favorite chair? ♪ ♪ where you sit with friends and talk about, talk about the weather? ♪ ♪ is there a place you go to watch the sunset? ♪ ♪ and, oh, is there a song you just can't wait to share? ♪ ♪ yeah, i know you'll tell me when i get there, yeah ♪ ♪ i think of you whe i think about forever ♪

[cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you! pink, everybody! good night! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ are you ready to have some fun ♪ ♪ and them newest of years ♪ ♪ 23 is going to be all rig