i think he did it in, in a show some time, some years ago, he did the laugh before, and john sullivancript, "john does one of his laughs" or "boycie does one of his laughs" and that's how it came about and continued right through. it's certainly a sort of characteristic that will sort of live on, i suppose, in his performances. and obviously he had been ill for some time? yeah, and he managed to keep it quiet. i only found out a few monthd ago he was as ill as he was, i only found out a few months ago he was as ill as he was, and only recently something i was doing for a recreation of the nags head, and i spoke to him on the phone, and he sent a video in for us his boycie character and he looked fine, he looked great, so you know, you always hope they will pull through, and that was the hope, and as i say when i got the call this morning, you know, i am not embarrassed to say i had a tear or two and it has been a very emotional day. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers sian elvin from the metro, and the public affairs consultant iain anderson. that's

they've simply said john sullivan was there to discuss the range of bilateral issues that everything that the state department has said. it does seem for now though, the russian incident regulates a roscoe, nodes or deems tech shines, allowing access to certain sites such a small voting for money propagated by the cup as outright for interference in the russian electoral process. in the russia electron cycle, there is 9 days to go until elections, emotions of clarity begun to run high out. i think this will be the last we've had . we will hear rather about the topic of interference, the role of internet, joint social media and such related topics. let's see what happens over the next week. after breakfast could for exit be next to candidate for the french presidency, is now calling on his country to seize back control and free itself from the clutches of the e. u. and it's a big name saying it as well. reporting next from paris, his shallow to bend ski. he was a man that was leaving the charge when it came to those greg negotiations with the man that was in charge of insuring a victo

the ministry summoned the us ambassador john sullivan over the findings. russia has irrefutable proof of the violation of russian law by american digital giants in the context of the preparation and conduct of the state duma elections in connection with this. we state that interference in the internal affairs of our country is absolutely and admissible. well, the statement didn't give too much away on what exactly happened in that meeting with the us ambassador. we do, you know, it was quite brief apart. last about to 20 minutes. it did give away the topic of the discussion which was election interference with particular reference to tech show it. we do know what immediately preceded this though. in the last few years we've had a lot of stories about russian interference in western election cycles. in particular, the u. s. elections, it seems now though the tables have a power to ton united russia deputy was silly to get off who's also the head of the committee of safety, united the corruption, and now to media today. alleged evidence of this interference had been sent to the russian

they've simply said john sullivan was there to discuss the range of bilateral issues that everything that the state department has said it does seem for now, although the russian incident regulates rosco loads or deems texas on allowing access to certain sites such as smart voting, formerly propagated by the pickup, as outright for interference in the russian electoral process in the russia election cycle. there's 9 days to go until elections, emotions of clearly begun to run high. think this will be the last we've had. we will hear rather about the topic of interference, the role of internet, joint social media and such related topics. let's see what happens over the next week. after breakfast conflicts, it been x because a candidate for the french presidency is now holding on to his country to seize back, control him free itself from the clutches of the you. and it's a big name saying it to reporting next from paris a charlotte davinsky. he was the man that was leaving the charge when it came to the brig negotiation thing was the man that was in charge of ensuring a victory you for

they've simply said john sullivan was there to discuss the range of bilateral issues that everything that the state department has said. it does seem for now, although the russian incident regulates roscoe nodes or deems tech shines, allowing access to certain sites such as smart voting. formerly propagated by the f pickup as outlet for interference in the russian electoral process in the russia electron cycle. there's 9 days to go until elections, emotions of clearly begun to run high. i don't think this will be the last we've had. we will hear rather about the topic of interference, the role of internet, joint social media and such related topics. let's see what happens over the next week. yeah, it's a joke question, isn't it all the interfering or are they just come to assessment for the lawyers anyway? and far more than we also. all right, i know all can, thanks very much for that. off the brakes. it could fax it be next because a candidate for the french presidency is now calling on his country to seize back control and free itself from the clutches of the you. and it's a big na

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luncheon in the context of international relations rushes ministry of foreign affairs has summon john sullivan, the u. s. investor to moscow over launched election interference by american tech giant. we all remember how the 2016 us presidential election resulted in the american political establishment, launching the 3 year investigation into russian madly. do you think something similar could be initiated in russia now against u. s. companies, for example, and what would be the impact of such a prob, you lonely, i don't really know. i stick to the well known latin formula for quid pro quo cool, a favor for a favor, quote unquote. since they did a favor, why wouldn't we reciprocate? i think we could look into loans to probes human being. this is the job for the law enforcement wasn't, is now a central election commissioner in the ministry of foreign affairs. if there is enough evidence to prove their interference, why not? according to the data we have during the 3 day central election commission servers were under contract, an attack, the ministry of digital developments, or port that's aroun

next week, the ministry summoned us ambassador john sullivan over the findings. russia has irrefutable proof of violation of russian law, but american digits will joins in the context of the preparation and conduct of the state duma elections in connection with this. we state that interference in the internal affairs of our country is absolutely inadmissible. cross as forest l t 's . daniel hawkins. hello there. pretty to statement. this isn't as much detail to come. well, the meeting between the us ambassador russian officials was quite brief, as we know about 20 minutes long. the statement really didn't give much way apart from the topic of the conversation, which was election interference involving us tech joint. we do know what immediately proceeded this meeting with someone in the us basset up. we've heard a lot of the years about rushing interference in west elections in particular. the u. s. selection certainly nothing new. it seems now allegedly, according to the russian side, the tables have ton. you wanted russia, that beauty of a silly biscuit off is also the head of the com

luxury in the context of international relations rushes, ministry of foreign affairs has some and john sullivan, the us investor to moscow. over latch, too much interference by american tech giant. we all remember how the 2016 us presidential election resulted in the american political establishment, launching the 3 year investigation into russian madly. do you think something similar could be initiated in russia now against us companies, for example? and what would be the impact of such a prob, you lonely? i don't really know. i stick to the well known latin formula for quid pro quo cool, a favor for a favor, quote unquote. since they did a favor, why wouldn't we reciprocate? i think we could look into loans to probes human. this is the job for the law enforcement, wasn't it? was now a central election commissioner in the ministry of foreign affairs. if there is enough evidence to prove their interference, why not? according to the data we have during the 3 day central election commission servers were under contract, an attack, the ministry of digital developments, or port that's around half c

among them, john sullivan, who died of pancreatic cancer. his son mike is a legacy kid.died in the line of duty 9/11. >> it's not the day he passed away, but it's the day that made him pass away. >> he works in upper manhattan, latter 34. the same firehouse as his father and grandfather. >> well, hands down, the family and where i am. see your guys in the house, they're so anaysing. our uncles, now our brothers. they've thought me a lot between cooking, you know, that's the big thing. watch out. i'd spend my career own hook and ladder 34 because that's what i love. it's the most beautiful rig on the jobe. the tillers are -- you know, that's -- that's sexy right there. >> the firehouse's street has been named for his father, john p. sullivan way. >> the only thing that i can hope is that one day i make the impact at the end of my career, i could put my goots next to his. i don't want to fill his. i could never fill his. i'm too emotional to fill his. he's tough, tough box of nails that guy. i'd do anything to have him back. you could have to job if it would mean my father

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texting each other saying they were shocked to be abandoning american citizens,en reported by john sullivanng passport at the kabul airport saying we are americans but blocked from leaving. the flights look empty, what you say to this story? >> we set it over and over and over again ass soldiers, it part of what sewn into us, we don't leave our men behind. we don't leave our men behind. i've literally heard nothing way more greatly on the shoulders of our soldiers speak to me personally calling me that i see in person than the belief and understanding that both americans and those we were directly in combat shoulder to shoulder left behind. liz: for reporting white house officials are saying they are appalled, they are upset, horrified that the white house abandoned american people behind terror lines. senator clinton ran, ranking member michael mccall, ronnie jackson now say the number of americans left behind is much higher. it could be thousands. when you look at the mass, the mass is curious here. two weekse. ago, jen psaki and e pentagon spokesman were saying 10000, 15000 u.s. american

among them, john sullivan who died of pancreatic cancer. his son mike is a legacy kid. the f.d.n.y.'. >> it's not the day he passed away, but it's the day that made him pass away. >> mike works in upper manhattan, ladder 34, the same firehouse as his father and grandfather. >> what i like most about being on the job is hands-down the family and where i am, seeing the guys in the house. they're so amazing. my uncles now are brothers. they've taught me a lot, between cooking. that's a big thing. you know, the hot coffee guy before. now watch out. i'd spend my career hooking ladder 34. that's what i love. it's the most beautiful rig. on the job, those pillars, that's sexy right there. >> the firehouse's street has been named for his father, john p. sullivan way. >> the only thing that i can hope that one day is that i make an impact at the end of my career, i can put my boots next to his. i don't want to fill his. i can never fill his. i'm too emotional to fill his. he's tough, tough box of nails, that guy. i'd do anything to have him back. he could have my job if it meant my father sta

election in the context of international relations. russia's ministry of foreign affairs has summoned john sullivan, the us ambassador to moscow over latched election interference by american tech giants. we all remember how the 2016 us presidential election resulted in the american political establishment, launching the 3 year investigation into russian madly. do you think something similar could be initiated in russia now against u. s. companies, for example? and what would be the impact of such a prob, new loan? i don't really know. i stick to the well known latin formula, quid pro quo, a favor for a favor, quote unquote. since they did us a favor, why wouldn't we reciprocate? i think we could look into launching such a probes. this is the job for the law enforcement agencies now a central election commissioner in the ministry of foreign affairs. if there is enough evidence to prove their interference, why not? according to the data we have during the 3 day boat central election commission servers were under constant attack. and the ministry of digital developments reports that around half came

. >> john: jen psaki today saying people are being expelled under title 42. judge sullivanaid he is going to suspend title 42 expullsions for families in 2 weeks. what will happen in 2 weeks? >> well, i think it's interesting. the court order doesn't apply -- title 42 doesn't apply to everyone. the science beyond the ruling didn't make sense. the biden administration hasn't been applying title 42 for families. last month they expelled 18% of families under title 42. they have exempted families from title 42 going back several months. they continue to talk about title 42. but it's usually in the single adult cases. >> john: few more than 300 people have been sent back so far from the group under the bridge. it will take a long time to clear the backlog. chad, thanks for coming in today. >> sandra: let's bring in the congressman from ohio. you asked where is kamala harris? is this administration ignoring the crisis at the border you? listened to jen psaki? >> obviously they are ignoring it. 13,000 haitians in del rio, texas. i find it interesting. what did the biden administr

john krasinski, i remember watching "a quiet place." but if you want the same experience with less talking and less ail anydismemberment, look at this. it's a very special day in the ed sullivanm. i've got to tell you, there's nothing like telling a joke and then hearing your own heart beat. anyway, thanks for being here, john. >> so good to be here. >> stephen: thank you for being in the second chair. when i said, they said, do you want to have john krasinski be your first live in person guest. i said, sure, that would be great. evie said what are you talking about. >> that's rightics back off, buddy. >> i could feel the competition. there's a wall of tension. >> exactly, we were going to silt you in that chair and she said -- i mean, she's obviously a lady, she said ( bleep ), that's my chair. krasinski can get in the rumble seat. >> i haven't seen a switchblade since 1976 and she pulled one out. >> we play rough. she said, i'll cut you. >> stephen: as a former waiter myself, i can say that is great news for the lunch shift. they no longer have to say, i'm going to lay this down, take your time, we're changing shifts. connor will take care of you, and if you don't pay now,

john durham indictment. national security advisor jake sullivan a top advisor to hillary clinton's campaign knew about the dirtycampaign to smear donald trump ahead of the 2016 election but may have lied to congress about it. according to an op-ed in the "new york post" they say sullivan was briefed on the development of the opposition research materials which tried to allege a secret server of the trump organization was communicating with russia's alpha bank. conspiracy theory pushed by opposition firm fusion gps was later dismissed yet jake sullivan maintained in congressional testimony in december of 2017 he did not know of fusion's involvement in the opposition research. mark. >> so look, durham is on top of this. if jake sullivan committed perjury i'm sure that durham will get to the bottom of it. durham just indicted hillary clinton's campaign lawyer on charges of making false statements to the f.b.i. and the false allegations trying trump to a putin-linked bank in russia. in indictment says he lied to the f.b.i. about the clinton campaign's role in it and says he exchanged emails with the clinton campaig

. >> john: and we have more coming up on this just a head to alaska senator dan sullivan who is questioning leaders about accountability. we will be joining him in just a few minutes. president biden and the democrats pushing the claim that biden's sprawling spending plan will cost $0 as congress gears up to potentially build on the infrastructure bill. our next guest says the true price of the bidens a build back better agenda could add a whole lot of money to our debt. market goldline is a senior director of policy at the committee for responsible federal budget and he joins us now. mark, your organization first raised alarm bells about this back in july saying democrats claimed it would cost three and a half trillion dollars and be $0 added to the debt. you are saying the total cost of this, we will put it up on the screen, could be 5-5 and a half trillion dollars and could add four or more trillion dollars to the debt. what are democrats, mark, not telling us? >> the truth is we don't know because we don't have a final package but what we do know is they've made about three and a half t

john mayer. featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) hey! hey, i have missed this! ♪ ( cheers and applause ) please, have a seat, everybody! thank you so much. thank you for your help. thank you very much. welcome one and all here, out there to "the late show." i am your host stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen -- ( cheers and applause ) -- we are 18 months into this coronavirus party, and i think i speak for a lot of us when i say, "barkeep, how about another round of shots?" and we're getting them, because yesterday the f.d.a. authorized pfizer booster shots for americans 65 and older. that's great news. and to make sure only seniors get the shot, the vaccination site is a denny's between the hours of 3:00 and 4:15. ( cheers and applause ) the password is "i miss pay phones." ( laughter ) along with seniors, the agency okayed boosters for those in workplaces with high exposure risk, and "those with high-risk conditions." you know, like diabetes, or living in flo

. >> john: on the issue senator, of accountability, senator sullivan was getting into it when the senator from hawaii reminded him his time was up. he may go back to it here. the theory is nobody will be held accountable for what happened in afghanistan because if they were, that would be acknowledgment by this white house things went badly. >> and that is one of the concerns. i hear this a good bit from our military and john, as you know, the 101 rs airborne, the fifth division special ops guys that is out of fort campbell in tennessee. we are hearing a lot about this. there is a lot of disgust with the command team at the pentagon and disgust that you have got a commander on navy ship that goes out and talks to the press about a covid outbreak and he gets separated. you have a lieutenant colonel with an issue how things are being happened, he gets separated, but you have got the chairman of the joint chiefs, you have the def, sitcomcommander and they are giving nuanced answers and not giving detail we need. there is inconsistency there. the u.s. military is a well trained military. they

sullivan knew when he was pushing that lie it was indeed a lie. in fact many people throughout the federal government knew that including cia director john brennan whobefore the clinton team decided to concoct this trump russia scandal, they essentially told president obama that it was fake and then it was meant as political dirt to help hillary clinton and hurt one donald john trump. that is the only reason why they did. this they did this because they feared that donald trump was going to win the election fair and square. they had to find a way to hurt him in the public eye. elizabeth: well former cia director john brennan declassified notes with obama indicate what they were talking about. show the tweet from hillary clinton. she tweeted the allegations as if they were the product of independent news but when her campaign paid for it. the fbi debunked it as false. the mueller report didn't touch it. the hillary campaign and dnc was funding christopher steele trump research and doj watchdog said was phony too. talk about the 2016 meeting in july. it is former cia director john brennan. he declassified notes, ford. he is saying that hillary's senio

john stewart takes the colbert questionert!, featuring jon batiste and "stay human." and now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! that's a sight for sore eyes! ( cheers and applause ) i'm refreshed! i'm refreshed! i'm engaged! ( cheers and applause ) i got the jumper cables hooked up! welcome! ( piano riff ) thank you ladies and gentlemen! please! please rest your weary bones! wwelcome one and all to "the lae show." i'm your shows, stephen colbert. hey -- ( cheers and applause ) little trip down memory lane. remember the weird election audit that the republican-controlled senate of arizona hired some weird stop the steal folks to do in maricopa county? well, we finally have the results and the republican-led arizona audit reaffirmed joe biden's win. ( cheers and applause ) i agree. well done. which brings us to a breaking news alert: >> late show breaking news >> stephen: the late show is ready to project that joe biden has won arizona. and therefore, joseph robinette biden is still president of the united states. we now go

. >> john: now less than two weeks because of an order from judge sullivan and the d. c. district court, title 42 exclusions will end for families. there's also the health aspect of this, when you see this many people living this close together in squalor condition. peter doocy why the people don't have to be vaccinated or prove they have had a negative test for covid. listen to this exchange, tom. >> if somebody walks into the country right across the river, does somebody ask them to see their vaccination card? >> as individuals come across the border, they are both assessed for whether they have any symptoms. if they have symptoms, the intention is for them to be quarantined. that is our process. they are not intending to stay here for a lengthy period of time. >> john: she said they're not intending to stay here for a lengthy period of time. i'm at a loss to understand what in the world she was talking about. >> well, she has absolutely no idea what she's talking about. either that or she's stone cold lying. the data is clear. 86% to 89% of central americans who claim

sullivan could be in hot water. newly revealed emails are raising questions that he committed perjury relating to false allegations in hillary clinton's campaign against donald trump. those emails were obtained by special counsel johnter the indictment of a clinton campaign attorney just last week. this story, i know a lot would love for these things to go away. we just heard that the white house won't answer questions about hunter biden and all of these issues. i don't know how long they can say no comment. >> trace: i think john durham we're seeing this whole thing is gaining a little bit of traction. we had the indictment last week and now this thing is gaining a little bit of momentum and concerned about when the next shoe might drop in that. in a rare move, cdc director defied her agencies own advisory panel and decided to endorse pfizer's vaccine booster for a broader group of people. the panel recommended it for americans 65 and over and over 50 with underlying medical conditions. but she went one step further to include all adults working in a high-risk setting. this comes as the biden administration takes criticism for getting ahead of the science in its push to roll out boosters. we should note that the p