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tonight -- john oliver, stars and writers of "dicks: the musical," aaron jackson and josh sharp, an allcloser look," featuring the 8g band with neal daniels. [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers [ cheers and applause >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden and first lady dr. jill biden were photographed yesterday walking on the beach and when there were one set of footprints, that's when jill carried him. [ laughter ] that's right president biden and first lady dr. jill biden were photographed walking on the beach while kevin mccarthy was spotted walking into the ocean [ laughter ] president biden and his israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu reportedly spoke last night on the phone. well, if anything can delay an israeli ground invasion, it's one of biden's stories [ laughter ] "let me tell you about my track and field days they called me -- they called me the scranton flyer." [ laughter ] following reports that he repeatedly shared sensitive infor

john and gillian, senator dick durbin with the judiciary committee has been pushing for a specific code of conduct for justices waiting to hear exactly what he has to say. this is the first time we have seen at the supreme court an official code of conduct signed by all nine of the supreme court justices. see if they can live up to it, john. >> john: some interesting news. david, thank you. gillian. >> gillian: also this, a brutal beating outside a high school resulting in the death of a 17-year-old student. his family says he was attacked for defending a friend. las vegas police are investigating his death as a homicide. william, how many suspects are there? >> according to las vegas police, as many as 15 teens, but in this video you are about to see, probably not that many. so, jonathan lewis died on tuesday about a week after an attack near his high school left him on life support. according to his father, being lewis was standing up for a smaller friend who had been robbed and thrown in a trash bin. that's what the retaliation began. lewis is punched and kicked by classmates. his fa

senate judiciary chairman dick durbin. this is john of his investigation, an investigation that, by the way, the supreme court justices are still refusing to show up and testify about. it's to push him off their investigation and to give ranking republican member lindsey graham something else to scream and cry about when he tries to justify the unethical behavior of the supreme court. >> let me read a little bit of it. this is their code. the justice may accept reasonable compensation for expenses from activities at the source of the payment doesn't appear improper. it should be for reasonable travel and costs. but the justice's spouse or relative. for some time, all justices have attempted to comply with the statute governing financial discloser and the undersigned members of the court individually confirm that commitment. the idea they have attempted to comply with the compensation reimbursement piece, it's really a suggestion. >> it's captain barbosa from pirates of the caribbean. the code is more of the guideline. that's what we're

[ cheers and applause >> seth: i want to thank my guests john oliver, aaron jackson and josh sharp [ cheers and applause go see "dicks" everybody i want to thank neal daniels and the 8g band. thanks for watching. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ . >>> right now at 11:00, another police officer abruptly dismissed over racist text messages. the chief took swift action. this is a developing story and we've learned new information. nbc bay area's thom jensen has more. >> reporter: this involves a series of inappropriate texts from a six-year veteran that an internal affairs investigator uncovered during an unrelated criminal investigation. tonight, san jose pd providing ten pages of redacted texts. a number with the "n" word and one said i hate black people. the chief said there's zero tolerance for even a single expression of racial bias at the department. >> these messages contain statements and words that are racially biased. they're ugly, disgusting is something we don't tolerate here. >> reporter: he added staff to the internal investigation. it was one of these that the it was discovered and the officer was dis

you take a look at the composition of the senate, and you look for odd couples, certainly, dick durbin and johns there would reach a point after ten years of your student loan, where you can discharge it in bankruptcy. - now, you mentioned senator cornyn, and i think that's important. senator hawley, i understand, is also supporting this bill. so you have a real bipartisan group of senators that you've put together. do we have the votes for this? - first things first-- committees. the bill has to go through the committee. - i wanted to get a pledge from the senator that he'd move the bill to the committee asap. bringing it to the committee-- you're the chair. - luckily, i'm chairman of the senate judiciary committee, and john cornyn sits on the committee, hawley as well. so the three of us is a starting point. we need 12 votes to report it out of the committee. - and you're saying you're determined to do that this session? - yes. - that's terrific. - easier said than done in the senate. when you say you want to bring an idea to the floor, then we have to beg schumer to give us a niche, a piece

i worked for john kerry when he ran against george bush. you remember the time when dickenemy number one. so many people felt opposition to the war in iraq and the policies he supported, for good reason, and now you have this depiction by his daughter in this book of him joining her on the floor of the capital to recognize the anniversary of january 6th, being shocked there weren't other republicans there, and really praising her -- she is his daughter -- for standing up. and that tells you a lot about how the republican party has changed and moved over the course of time. then of course you mentioned this already, but the fox piece of course should stick out to people, because it's consistent with what we've seen in the reporting from the dominion lawsuit, where brian killmead clearly knows better. he's saying he agrees with and acknowledges what trump said about violating the oath of the constitution, and then leans into politics. so that tells you one of the biggest mechanisms of getting politics out. that was just one of the excerpts. there's probably more we're going

get hear from best buy and calls we will also get dick's sporting goods this morning as well let's bring in wealth management chief investment manager johnorning. we have lowes it was a big shock that demand this week at lowes because of the nature of their business. but the other retailers we will hear from today that is the story of a consumer, one thing that we keep hearing ceos say is choice for consumers are being choice for which is mean thereby necessities but not expensive items, your reaction. >> good morning i think you're spot on with the retailer earnings about the consumer. in spite of all the hopes about soft landing and surprised to see consumer discretionary flatline relative to consumer staples over the last three months. you really have to look at the consumer we have negative sentiment readings over the university of michigan reports we've seen interest expense rising in the unemployment rate go from 3.4 - 3.9%, typically when you see a 50 basis point increase on the unemployment rate you typically see experience recession but were going from extreme lows i don't know if that's the case yet it would be important to see

john. >> do you want a leader from a different generation who will put this country first or want dick cheneythree inch heels. we have two of them on stage tonight. >> like to say their five inch heels and i don't wear them unless you can run in them. >> sandra: we will be joined on who had the most memorable moment of the night but first, bryan reporting live from miami. what else happened in the debate? >> sandra, certainly a lot. look, vivek ramaswamy not only attacked former ambassador nikki haley's heels, also went after her daughter in a moment that's been criticized but that was certainly memorable. >> she made fun of me for actually joining tiktok. while her own daughter was using the app for a long time. might want to take care of your family first. >> leave my daughter out of your voice. >> the next generation of americans are using and that's the point. supporters, propping her up, that's fine. here is the truth. >> you are just scum. >> and with president biden's campaign promising that republicans will lose in 2024 because of the abortion issue, the candidates last night differed

are, quoting here, john reed, people should thank me for not eating all the stuffing and deviled eggs tomorrow lyla says my mom and sister should thank me for fashion advice. kayla dicking the funny guy and making everybody laugh. and james kafka how about a personal thank you for watching every night only because you asked and for a laugh happy thanksgiving to you all. dr. what should people be thanking you for. >> easy. governor gavin newsom should thank me for being nice over the last year the gloves will come off soon but i have been nice. >> trace: he owes you for sure. by the way the person running this, my daughters should thank me for telling these amazing ghost stories on thanksgiving because they are -- i mean, kevin corke, i could public these things and make a bunch of money but i don't and the reason i don't is because i save them for my kids and to give my kids a special thanksgiving because i'm that kind of guy. >> you're a great dad. >> trace: ha. thank you all for being on the nightcap claudia great to have for the first time maryanne, houman kevin thank you and have a great thanksgiving thanks for watching fox news at night i'm trace gallagher in lo

dick van dyke and norman lear. >> that's 300 years of comedy right there. >> seth: they're literally 300 years old. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: that's the only way you can feel like johnng out with three 100-year-old men >> and talk about world war ii for hours and hours. [ laughter ] >> seth: i bet you talk about boners a little bit. >> but they're -- but they're still all way funnier than us. >> seth: yes >> like not even close >> seth: it's really amazing it does -- i've been lucky enough to meet a couple of them, and it's crazy how good they still are at telling stories >> oh, yeah. when me and bill hader went to visit mel brooks once, and when we left he said, "come visit again, but not soon. [ laughter ] "like four months. wait four months." this is my group of like "please don't destroy. >> seth: yeah. >> this is us when we were young. >> seth: and you'd have been opening for adam sandler recently on the road he's doing a stand-up tour you've been opening for him for 40 years, that is true >> yeah, i mean, i literally started doing stand-up -- in a year and a half it will be 40 years >> seth: wow >> so it's the first time -- [ cheers and applause i always think