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this is your business report i'm stephen beard's in blood thanks for watching the u.s. economy grew at a faster rate this summer than previously thought analysts say it's a sign of the country's economic hardiness turn a global slowdown the commerce department reported 2 point one percent g.d.p. growth between july and september that's 2 tenths of a percent higher than an earlier estimate it turns out that businesses invested more than expected summer spending meanwhile remains robust a good sign for the coming holiday season. and we go now to core to our financial correspondent in new york i want to talk about another traditional gauge of the u.s. economy market indexes yesterday the dow jones industrial average closing at a record high for the 100th time since donald trump's inauguration so what's behind that surge. you know actually here on wednesday we had another record close so now it's $101.00 records since january of 2017 that is pretty stunning and us president donald trump better campaign event in florida actually said everybody is getting rich things to us pr

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. >> stephen: i never interviewed you before with a beard, though. >> that is true. >> stephen: wherethis summer. actually the birth of rugged andy happened in fire island, which is not a place you might attribute to being rugged. but i feel that male talk show hosts, when they get a vacation, their favorite thing to do is not shave, right? >> stephen: that's what i was going to say! this is the closest i've come. >> right, there you go. you know what, the kolbeard, is that what it's called? >> stephen: yeah. mine is the cobeard. >> stephen: exactly. that didn't work. >> stephen: are you going to keep it? >> you know what, i'm keeping it trimmed, i'll probably get rid of it. every night after my show my mom texts me and tells me how much she hates it. >> stephen: are the fans all right with it? >> they seem to be okay with it. >> stephen: they're okay with it? >> yeah. >> stephen: do you have any down side to it? >> i don't think so. this is grey, which makes me look maybe even a little older. >> stephen: oh, no, no, you've got a good salt and pepper game going there. >> oh, good. >>

. >> stephen: it's antarctica, and it's cold and curt russell's got a big beard. >> "the thing." >> stephens like a volcano at the end of it, and they, they live underground. and-- and-- some of them got pointed ears and-- >> your movie i just saw back there in new zealand? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: daniel kaluuya is in it? >> or "the black panther." "queen and slim"? >> stephen: yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ late show." join us next week for robert de niro, paul rudd, and ll cool j. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ are you ready y'all to have some fun ♪ feel the love tonight don't you worry ♪ where it is you come from it'll be all right ♪ it's the late, late show

and i hope that your brother is nicer to you than me and doesn't make you grow a beard ( laughter ) >> stephen minutes in a weird twin language. ( talking in twin language ) ( laughter ) no letters, please. ( laughter ) republican jim jordan implied that lieutenant colonel vindman did not have the trust of his superiors, but vindman brought the receipts. >> so your boss had concerns about your judgment. your former boss, dr. hill, had concerns about your judgment. any idea why they have those impressions, colonel vindman? >> yes, representative jordan, i guess i'll start by reading dr. hill's own words as she-- she attested to in my last evaluation that was dated middle of july, right before she left. "alex is a top 1% military officer and the best army officer i've worked, with in my 15 years of government service. he's brilliant, unflappable, and exercises excellent judgment." >> stephen: "he uses excellent judgement. he plans ahead. he brings documents that rebut jim jordan's weak-ass smack talk even before it leaves his y mou." ( cheers and applause ) >> oh! >> stephen: republicans spent t

beard award-winning chef who founded the charity "world central kitchen," which has provided disaster relief to millions all over the world. please welcome our friend jose andres. ( applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephenend. let me pull up your collar. there you go. now you're beautiful. now you're beautiful. jose, good to see you again. how have you been? busy. >> very excited. this sofa! immigrants can make it on the "stephen colbert show" sofa, too. >> stephen: congratulations, it's quite a moment for you. >> quite a moment. >> stephen: as people know you're a world-famous chef, but you also want to help the world. explain to the people who may not know what "world central kitchen" is and why you want to do it. >> listen, chefs like me, we feed the few. but every day i see my profession wants to feed the many. so it's very simple when, you know, you need to provide medical assistance after a hurricane, who do you send? doctors. when you need to do a reconstruction, engineers, architects. when you need to feed people, who should go? cooks like me. that's what we're doing. and every day, we're more involved. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i know-- i know that you and your team went down to the b