i happened to see the posting by john sullivan. i thought what is going on. this john sullivan was bragging and boasting about successfully breaking in to the capital. i said that's not happening. then i started watching his video and i was shocked. his video revealed the capitol police directing crowds of people into and throughout the capital. they were laughing and joking, fist bumping. i thought what the heck. then i happened to see -- i watch that video until they shut ashli babbitt. i couldn't believe it. that's when that ended. why is this john sullivan not being held accountable? why is it that --host: we got your question. this is from november of last year. guest: without getting into specific cases because there are hundreds. that's for the january 6 riot defendants. it's taken time and they will identify these people and build cases with the cctv footage from the capital and charges will be forthcoming. we have spoken to a lot of capitol police officers that day. the fundamental point was they were so overwhelmed and out powered by the sheer numbe

i happened to see the posting by john sullivan. i thought what is going on.his john sullivan was bragging and boasting about successfully breaking in to the capital. i said that's not happening. then i started watching his video and i was shocked. his video revealed the capitol police directing crowds of people into and throughout the capital. they were laughing and joking, fist bumping. i thought what the heck. then i happened to see -- i watch that video until they shut ashli babbitt. i couldn't believe it. that's when that ended. why is this john sullivan not being held accountable? why is it that --host: we got your question. this is from november of last year. guest: without getting into specific cases because there are hundreds. that's for the january 6 riot defendants. it's taken time and they will identify these people and build cases with the cctv footage from the capital and charges will be forthcoming. we have spoken to a lot of capitol police officers that day. the fundamental point was they were so overwhelmed and out powered by the sheer number

and john has a breakdown of what we can expect from this point on a john.l looking active out there. that's for sure. but hey, a lot calmer than yesterday and pretty much every way, which is good news because yesterday was to stormy a lot of trees down across the bay pairing of the wind and the rain right now looking at radar, we still have some activity out there, including down in the south bay will start with this. look at the north bay, the east bay, fairly quiet. some spotty moderate showers, although further south san jose, as you're heading down towards morgan hill, you've been encountering some pretty substantial rainfall right at the intersection of 85 101, definitely picks up as you head up into the hills, just east of 101. now, as far as we go in futurecast, we'll continue to see spotty showers throughout the course of the day and a chance of a late morning early afternoon. thunderstorms to watch out for. so keep a close eye on the skies. as far as winds go. it's a lot calmer than yesterday, which is a bit of good news. 30 miles per hour. gusts t

lewis or sullivan in 45.ut the ideas were in the in the culture all along, as we can see. and you probably seen these pictures before one not this one. you just. by john coward, but this is a lithograph showing how the west was won. this is progress. in 1872, indians and buffalo are being driven away. stagecoaches trains and whatever this woman represents string a telegraph wire are taking their place in. the 1980s. we have the new western history and patricia limerick and her book, the legacy of conquest. we shot down the western mythology, said the frontier. it hasn't come to an end at all. we're still export exploiting native peoples. the natural environment and the mythology continues writ large and this new western history attacked turner for his neglect of. native peoples and all the other sins of consensus history. and now we have on the right an example people creating their own history from native american perspect deals. and this very much recommend this small book the spaced on a exhibit at the new

hold your hand" on "the ed sullivan hand." ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ >>ashington, d.c. singing "twist and shout." ♪ twist and shout ♪ ♪ twist and shout ♪ ♪ come on come on come on baby now ♪ >> juju: that trip cementing the beatles in american history six decades ago today. what an anniversary. that is "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

karine jean-pierre has been sharing the podium with john kirby and according to new report some bidenlike his presence could be perceived as an insult to his colleague because of her race and gender. mr. kirby's larger role to flurry of international news ands he will brief less often when the middle east crisis ebbs. perception is president biden allowed mr. kirby, who is white, to upstage a black woman as face of his white house and turned their double act into a third-rail subject. kayleigh, i have to admit, the insult i see and find, assertion that reduces everything to gender and race and has no place in kirby's experience and prowess and the reason he's there at the podium and i venture to say karine jean-pierre may feel the same way. >> kayleigh: of course "new york times" looks through that lens. i stood at the same podium, this is a brutal piece thats she yielded to a lower ranking official. he is no longer lower ranking he is appointed assistant to the president. he has clarity and comfort that can elude karine jean-pierre. it is unusual to have a co-host at the podium. ther

soon after, a record-breaking 73 million americans watching john, paul, george, and ringo play "i wanna hold your hand" on "the ed sullivan hand." ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ >> juju: the next day, playing their first u.s. concert in washington, d.c. singing "twist and shout." ♪ twist and shout ♪ ♪ twist and shout ♪ ♪ come on come on come on baby now ♪ >> juju: that trip cementing the beatles in american history six decades ago today. what an anniversary. that is "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if y

i'm joined by two of them now, shad sullivan a cattle rancher based in texas and colorado and john boyd is a fourth generation cattle rancher and founder of the national black farmer's association. john, let's start with you. i know you are dealing with the effects of the previous drought, but, when you add up all the factors and the political pressures that are brought to bare here, how bad could this get for the american consumer of beef? >> well, you know, the farmers are going out of business every day. and what happens happening is america's beef cattle producers are depleting their herds. so they are not having more calves so they can multiply. we are producing 1 billion pounds less of american beef than we were last year this time. so, this is a crisis that is going to effect every american at the local grocery stores. here is what is problematic for me. we have all of these other foreign countries, $100 billion to ukraine we won't help americaens farmers right here at home. we have americans facing farm foreclosure and usda will not stop farm foreclosures in this country for dir

, urquhart and sullivan.rump were found guilty of some or all or these charges, would that prevent him from running for president? kind of strange — i think you look at the statute books and come up empty—handed looking for a statute that says, "if you're convicted of a crime, you can't run for president." and of course, he's facing four prosecutions he's facing — this is just the first one now that's going to go to trial. he's facing a prosecution in new york, in washington, dc, in georgia, and in florida. so it'll be very hard for him to run the table, i think, and to win all four of these. as you mentioned, numerous legal troubles here for mr trump. he denies all these charges. he said they are politically motivated and many of them being orchestrated byjoe biden and his political staff. out of all these cases which are going on, is there one in particular that you think mr trump should be worried about? well, i think he has his best shot at winning this new york case. actually, i think it's an aggressive

first, stephen welcomes john oliver! and musical guest killer mike.turing louis cato and "the late show" band. and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: beautiful. good show. you're very kind. thanks, everybody. please have a seat. welcome. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] i hope all my viewers in the northeast are battening down the hatches, because tomorrow, the region is supposed to get a whole lotta snow. at least that's what we've been told by the people who do this. [laughter] now, here in new york city, they're predicting the biggest snowstorm in two years. if anybody out there has never been to new york during a snowstorm, it goes like this. one hour of beautiful fresh powder, three weeks of mount kiliman-garbage. the city is supposed to get up to 8 inches before 2:00 p.m. tomorrow in a nor'easter forecasters are predicting will be "quick but intense." nothing to be ashamed of, nor'easter. you haven't snowed i

first, stephen welcomes john cena kwame alexander, and musical guest asake. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: beautiful. i could go for a big bowl of pasta. wouldn't you like a big bowl of pasta? [cheers and applause] have a good show. have a really good show. thank you, everybody. please. have a seat. welcome. welcome one at all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen, folks. they say history repeats itself. well, you can say that again. because we're nine months out from the presidential election, and it's like we're watching a rerun of 2020. chiefs playing the 49ers in the super bowl. unless something crazy happens, it's trump v. biden. and trump's been leading in a lot of polls, but today in a new quinnipiac poll, biden has leapt out to lead trump 50-44. [cheering] thank god. thank god. thank god, some good news in an otherwise depressing reality! this is like finding some punch in a turd bowl! i don't know.

sullivan has said he has not seen any plan yet. john kirby set it would be a disaster to invade rafah. if netanyahu defied the united states and invades rafah, you commit that you will halt any future military cells to israel? >> that is a presidential decision. we expect -- by the way, i spoke to minister galan last night. we will have them use them in a responsible way. >> when you make a commitment that they defy what we are saying and they violate law. it is a posted national security mom and a random 18 and national security memorandum 20. if they do not do what we are saying, we would halt the arm sales or transfers. >> the decision to halt the provision of security assistance would not be mine. >> what would you recommend? >> again, i really do expect that they utilize the weapons that we provide in a responsible way. >> for time, it seems to me if there define what you are telling them, what kirby is telling him and solvent is time, that would be worth. the palestinian children are starving for israel's finance minister sto

plus, stephen welcomes john cena, kwame alexander, and musical guest asake. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! >> stephen: beautiful. you know, i could go for a big bowl of pasta. wouldn't you like a big bowl of pasta? [cheers and applause] have a good show. have a really good show. thank you, everybody. please. have a seat. welcome. welcome one at all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] ladies and gentlemen, folks. they say history repeats itself. well, you can say that again. because we're nine months out from the presidential election, and it's like we're watching a rerun of 2020. chiefs playing the 49ers in the super bowl. unless something crazy happens, it's trump v. biden. and trump's been leading in a lot of polls, but today in a new quinnipiac poll, biden has leapt out to lead trump 50-44. [cheering] thank god. thank god. thank god, some good news in an otherwise depressing reality! this is like finding some punch in a turd

and national security adviser jake sullivan says the sanctions will cover a range of revenue sources for russia's economy and the russian war machine. national security council head john kirby says the sanctions are also in response to russia's continued aggression in ukraine. worth remembering the backdrop, the white house has been pressing house members, republican house members to give up basically their blocks that they've had in place of aid to go to ukraine to fight back against russian aggression and money that would help taiwan and israel. right now congress is out on a two-week break. >> before you go, we broke the news yesterday that a dual american russian citizen, a ballerina, is being retained in russia and we know she's from southern california. >> that's right, she's been living in los angeles. the white house confirming this woman we're speaking about is karolina, a 33-year-old russian american ballerina. russia released this video yesterday apparently showing her being led into a courtroom, her face, you can see, is covered up. russian authorities say they're detaini

and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! hello, my friends. how are you? nice to see you. oh! right over there. that was a fun one. that was a fun one, baby. you feel that? you feel that electricity? it can only be one thing. it is super bowl night, baby! this is the night when all americans gather in front of the tv like one extended family to watch the premiere of "tracker." tracker: he's a human air tag. also the football game. and what a game it was. for the second time in super bowl history, we went to extra innings. so i think we all know the real winners were cbs ad sales. in overtime, san francisco got the ball first and put it through the uprights for 3 points. and between the two teams, is this true? they kicked seven field goals in this game. i'm sorry, but since when is football played with the feet? then, kansas city got the ball back and would lose the game if they did not score. and you could hear sphincters snapping shut all over the midwest. [popping] but patrick mahomes drove the chiefs down the field for t

she's been following this campaign and they'll she came to me and she said john this crypto attorney he was essentially one of their top lawyers inviting that the sec sullivan ripple and xrt. she said that he is a chance, i do not believe it. all of a sudden she started to report about this is really interesting liz, elizabeth warren, one of the top senders the country. >> installments. >> sitting out of these e-mails out frantically looking to raise money calling him a mega gop here and you know that is backed up by wall street and is so over-the-top that is also so wrong. liz: is not mega. la.charlie: has not pennies essentially moderate as a republican ex- marine, centrist guy, not mega and basically cities are crazy but either biden or trump, any does not like most of the country now, always kind of like well he has their here's the other thing, and la look this up, her polling is starting to fade off. he might just have a chance and you know will obviously be raising a ton of money she try to do it right now and employing other senators to help her out to raise money so she's go

i guess, john heilemann, socon so concerned about it. say, well, who would have guessed that these four guys from liverpool, playing on "ed sullivan show" on a sunday night in february would have changed music and culture and the world we live in? but it did! >> yeah. i mean, an audience that night, joe, almost as big, almost as big as the audience for jonathan lemire on "way too early," 73 million people. >> yeah. >> 73 million people. >> wow. >> they watched the first appearance on "ed sullivan." they did a bunch of them over the course of '64 and '65. they did "all my love" and "until there was you," and "hand hold my hand." we had billy joel, tom petty. you think about that generation of people who shaped rock and roll and all of them say the same thing. of the people i mentioned, and you can make a list five times that long. they all say they watched the beatles that night, and it changed their life. the world shifted on its axis, and they decided this was what they were going to do. something new was being born. not just, you know,

was so pretty and then pretty soon thereafter, i switched to john lennon, and stayed permanently with johnce on the ed sullivan show. ♪ oh, yeah, i'll tell you something ♪ >> for an audience of more than 70 million >> so by then we were all in a tizzy. the beatles are coming, the beatles are coming, and then they went on the ed sullivan show, and that was that. >> wow >> a special thanks to the village trip festival, really cool people downtown, which held a beatles event with jamie and cousin brucy earlier this week and that's how we kind of tagged along to get those stories >> this was the key, the transistor radio back in the day, kids in america listened more than three hours a day to the radio we complain about the phones now, this is what everybody went to bed with. >> and it was all a.m. radio forget about f.m.. >> exactly right >> and the little ear bud in your ear, so your parents couldn't see >> harry, thank you so much. great story. >>> straight ahead, sly and the family stallone. they're here, season two of their popular reality show, we'll find out what to expect and hear abou

i won't say what john thune said in a closed door meeting, and he stood up and said to everybody, stopour allies, and we should be grateful these republicans did just that. >> they did. there's a group of them that did not who quiver under threats from donald trump, and they said they are not going to do anything for ukraine until we do something for the border. they just came up with a deal for the border, and we know we are a broken record, but this happened just last week. joe, it has taken a strange turn. we heard ron johnson yesterday offering praise for vladimir putin, and now republican center, tommy tuberville -- >> they are praising vladimir putin. >> and blaming the united states for russia's war against ukraine. in a radio interview yesterday, tuberville pointed a finger at america and expressed sympathy for russian president, vladimir putin. >> we forced this issue, we kept forcing nato all the way to eastern europe, and putin just got tired of it and said, listen, i do not want missiles on my border from the united states of america, and it would be like russia coming to m