Eric Deggans
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157 appearances
3 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 21 May
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And so now everybody's wondering about the future of late night.
Well, I think part of what's going to happen is a lot of that audience is going to go to Kimmel.
Maybe some of it will go to Fallon, but I think- Mostly Kimmel, I bet.
A lot of Colbert fans are dissatisfied with Fallon because they think he's soft on Trump.
So I think we're going to have late night shows for at least two or three more years.
Because, you know, the available audience is going to flow to Kimmel and everyone who likes what he's doing in criticizing Trump is going to support him more because they're angry about what happened to Colbert.
I'm such a late night nerd.
I've actually been to Colbert's Late Show twice.
So hey, anytime you want to talk late night, please just pick up the phone.
I'll be there.
Morris Chestnut plays John Watson as the super-sharp leader of a medical clinic, with little patience for staffers who don't understand the assignment.
CBS's Watson matches together several traditional TV genres, placing Watson in charge of a medical clinic while looking into the mysterious death of his friend Sherlock Holmes. Chestnut, a heartthrob known for films like The Best Man, offers a version of Watson as a suave, handsome African-American hero, reinventing traditional takes on the character. Eric Deggans, NPR News.
The FBI continues to investigate the deadly attack in New Orleans.
I'm Eric Deggans.
We'll bring you the latest on that story. Plus, Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson holds on to his job, but only just.
Plus, the planned events start to mark the passing of former President Jimmy Carter.
Authorities are still learning about what was behind the deadly attack in New Orleans in the early hours of New Year's Day.
NPR justice correspondent Ryan Lucas joins us now with the latest on this investigation into what the FBI is calling a terrorist attack. Hi, Ryan. Hi there. Ryan, the driver has been identified as Shamsuddin Jabbar. He was a U.S. citizen. What else do we know about him and why he decided to carry out this attack?
So what does the FBI mean when it says this attack was inspired by ISIS?
Right. And it seems terrorism doesn't necessarily dominate headlines in the U.S. now like it did, say, a decade ago. For a lot of people, it seemed like the threat of a mass casualty terrorist attack in the U.S. had kind of disappeared. You cover this stuff. What have you been hearing?
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