here is a lifetime supply of arby's. >> arby's has responded. they have seen the video.ved it. they said -- arby's said they are going to send something. >> you're my world and i vow to love you as soon as arby's continues to serve deli fresh sapped witches, which is forever. >> that's our show. thanks for joining us, everybody. "right this minute" is always new every day so >>> tonight, breaking news -- president trump on the world stage, once calling nato obsolete. what he told leaders about paying their fair share. and the moment that went viral. the president appearing to push another leader out of the way, now seen all over the world. >>> also breaking -- the closely watched race for congress. the candidate who allegedly throws a reporter to the ground. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. >> tonight, that candidate has now been charged, and voters are at the polls right now. >>> severe weather at this hour. several tornadoes confirmed. thousands of flights delayed and cancelled just as we approach the memorial day weekend. the system moving up the east coast. >>> the

here is a lifetime supply of arby's. >> arby's has responded. they have seen the video.ved it. they said -- arby's said they are going to send something. >> you're my world and i vow to love you as soon as arby's continues to serve deli fresh sapped witches, which is forever. >> that's our show. thanks for joining us, everybody. "right this minute" is always new every day so catch us on the ♪ it's here. the first night your teenage daughter stays out way too late. but after three years of specialist cancer care, to guide her into remission, you couldn't be happier about it. aetna. you don't join us, we join you. very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. we couldn't be any happier. wow, what a night, and we are just getting started. there are plenty more acts and lots of surprises at this year's nurses' ball. jason: this is anna's? sort of. uh, anna just came into possession of it. it's a long story. it used to belong to her sister. well, this charm, it's a chimera. this can't be a coincidence. this has to mean something.

one in particular, arby's.is arrangement. >> yeah, arby's is his main sponsor, and it is kind of perfect because there slogan is "we have the meats." they fell in love with him and have sponsored him full-time since january. they hold these sort of informal rap sessions with him at bars called beef tips. our reporter went down to one in new orleans. and he put a pint glass on the floor, and had a bunch of college kids putt into it. none of the new who he was, but now obviously he is their favorite golfer. carol: this is a really friendly guy. he doesn't say no to anything. if fans want to come up and talk to him and get his signature or whatever. >> that is a double-edge sword. he is really nice and really popular and fun, but to get really good at golf, to crack the top 50 which is his goal, you have to generally take monastic dedication to the sport. how do you do that and retain your personality? it is going to be his challenge going forward. oliver: so, the qualities that made him so appealing might be some

- i put a lot of arby's horsey sauce on those. - mkay, can somebody get me someaper towels? or maybe a--aah, mkay! ooh, it's bad! - congratulations, lemmiwin! - anks to you, private lives will stay private. - yes, we are all free once again to make teenagers do bass to mouth. - just one question, lemmiwinks. how does it feel to have killed your o brother? [lemmiwinks squeaking] le--lemmiwinks? he's devastated. - ye he's devastated. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in. i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight here to talk about his new movie "king arthur," djimon hounsou is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) such a big fan of his. and speaking of kings, my friends, trump's getting closer. ♪ >> breaking news -- jim comey is out at the f.b.i. >> the f.b.i. director james comey has been fired. >> today president donald trump informed f.b.i. director james comey he has been terminated and removed from office. >> trevor

people work at arby's than the coal industry and you see broad swaths in retail.e things matt cited. but automation, go to a grocery store or a theater, it's a robot checking you out instead of a person. shipping on the internet. i think this is a big trend. we've seen huge job losses in retail and politically for a second, you know, these are largely trump voters. a lot of them are people who are dissatisfied with the economy, frankly dissatisfied with the jobs they have, they voted for president trump. they're going to be more dissatisfied when they lose those jobs. >> this could end up being a real problem for the president because he did say over and over, i'm going to solve this for you and in the short term it is an unsolvable problem. >> i don't think we're going to kill the in-person experience. this happened to books, right. amazon hit books first. what we saw was that borders disappeared, barnes & noble disappeared. but we've had a resurgence of small book stores. big box retail. it's where all the jobs went but those jobs were somewhere else 30 years ag

our teams in the labor had arby -- in the labor party head office and my team that produced work in producing a very good manifesto in a short space of time. well done, and thank you to all the different society groups, civil society organizations, some the others that sent really good ideas to us, which have helped frame our thinking and ideas, and of course, the members and affiliated trade unions of the labour party. i also want to say thank you to the party's national executive for the huge work they put in on this, and a very deep appreciation to all my colleagues who are here today and our shadow cabinet. they put enormous amounts of work into upholding their briefs , getting a message across, contributing to our manifesto. if you look at our shadow cabinet, you see experience, diversity, age range, people whose life experience is rooted in real life experience, who would never forget that when they are holding great office, to deliver for the people that put them there. thank you very much to all my colleagues in the shadow cabinet. [applause] pm may: and -- mr. corbyn: and of course,

- isn't that an arby's slogan? - i thought of that independently. okay, there you are.all the people that called the network just to say how great you were. - who told you that? greg said he didn't know why the network wanted me. - oh, greg's boss told me. - oh, yeah? what's his name, mom? - john jacob jingleheimer schmidt...schmidt. - liar, liar, capris on fire! - okay, fine! i called the network. me and everyone in the viewing party. angie and barb and pat and that two-faced b-word, judy. she wants to be my friend now! - but why would the network listen to you? - well, you know what greg said. old complainers are "the breakdown's" key demographic. - hey, we are live in 90 seconds. - oh, my god, mom, you are unbelievable. - i know. - no, you know what? i'm not doing my report. i quit. - what? no. come here. you are not gonna quit! i will not let you! there'll be a hundred calls, a thousand calls. you don't know how many women i know with endless free time on their hands. how do you think curly sue won "the voice"? anyway, break a leg, pumpkin! [ominous music] ge

i use the same excuse that many arby's bathrooms.ll, it wasn't even the most intriguing part of the testimony. that was later when the junior senator from new kansas, once again discovering an incredible piece of information. >> director calmly, how excited are you to be talking to me today? >> great question senator, thank you.wes i know it is a great question, that is why i asked it. >> bless your heart james. the pleasure was all mine. >> is it true the fbi recently discovered a scientist of the time machine out of the delorean powered by uranium stolen from the libyans? >> in october 2015 we confirmed it existed and said a not another word. >> hypothetically. couldn't you use the said delorean to travel back in time, bet on sports and become ridiculously wealthy? >> it has been done, it has been done in the past. >> did you travel to last year's world series" event on the cubbies? >> yes. >> with you drop something when you were there that prove you were from the future? >> that would be really bad! >> that's what i am saying! we

i use the same excuse that many arby's bathrooms., it wasn't even the most intriguing part of the testimony. that was later when the junior senator from new kansas, once again discovering an incredible piece of information. >> director calmly, how excited are you to be talking to me today? >> great question senator, thank you.wes i know it is a great question, that is why i asked it. >> bless your heart james. the pleasure was all mine. >> is it true the fbi recently discovered a scientist of the time machine out of the delorean powered by uranium stolen from the libyans? >> in october 2015 we confirmed it existed and said a not another word. >> hypothetically. couldn't you use the said delorean to travel back in time, bet on sports and become ridiculously wealthy? >> it has been done, it has been done in the past. >> did you travel to last year's world series" event on the cubbies? >> yes. >> with you drop something when you were there that prove you were from the future? >> that would be really bad! >> that's what i am saying! we a

it is the arbitrary -- arbi trariness that bothers people. uniform and shoes were polished and they thought they would be rewarded for the great effort. everyone's in a while an instructor would say hit the surf and become a sugar cookie. lifemcraven: -- charlie: is not fair. adm. mcraven: and that is the point of the lesson. it does not matter how hard yo try, how good you can become a life is not fair and you have to get over it. in your class, only 33 graduated. there were 153 students that started with you. what is the difference -- these 10 rules -- what is the difference between those that ring the bell, when you want to opt out, and those who pass the finish line? what is the difference? a young man: i have that was graduating from the university of texas last year. decas at the catholic -- athlete. he wanted to talk about the secrets of making it through seal training. i had them over for lunch and he sits across from me, incredibly sharp young man. like to know,ld how do i make it through seal training? join need to spend more time r

. >> i'll do whatever is nets sayre joy towediate, arbi arbitrate, anything they would like to do. would love to be mediator order traitor or facilitator. and we will get this done. >> pal stin can officials say trump had no raised specific proposal to restart negotiations. >> in the meantime president will visit new york city for xhapdner chief tomorrow. mr. trump spend three months away from home state. it marks one of the longest stretches of time he's been away since queens back in 1946 . president also expected to spend the weekend at trump national golf course in bedminster, new jersey. since the president den thal elections office have become a difficult place to work. police spats are stressing peop performance. they found one in every four that avoid certain coworkers because of their political views. even 40% believe political decision kuxs had a negative affect on protect toughty, work quality or perception of coworkers. one way to ease tension is just don't talk politics at the office. >> that's probably a good idea. >> don't do it at the dinner table and don't do it at

can i say anything because i ate at arby's last week. >> it's funny that you don't want to, it's so linkedo the system especially with a service industry that is almost impossible to take them away. there's a moving, really interesting movie, the day without mexicans, it would be impossible to live in the united states. >> tucker: we can't have a wall, nobody is attacking the nobility and decency of the overwhelming majority of the immigrants who come here illegally or illegally. a lot of them are great people, most of them are great people, but that doesn't change the fact that they are breaking american law, laws are voted on by representatives that we voted for and they are subverting our democracy as a result. this is not with the majority wants and that should be allowe allowed. >> we are all complacent here, they're breaking the law because of us. >> tucker: are not complicit, you may be. >> bill: tucker and jorge, they are negotiating come around to, stay tuned when that happens. more of president trump's interview with jeanine pirro. the judge is next to talk about what she learned

why can't i say that or can't i say anything if i ate at arby's. >> the undocumented situation is so linked to the system it is almost impossible to take them away. there is a movie a really interesting movie, a day without mexicans, it would be impossible here in the united states. >> so... the point is we can't have a wall. just to be w totally clear. nobody is attacking the nobility and decency of the overwhelming majority of immigrants who come here legally or illegally. a lot of them are great people. probably most of them are great people but it doesn't change the fact... i believe that actually. it does not change the fact that they're breaking american laws voted on by representatives that we voted for and subverting our democracy as a result. it is not what the majority want. >> we are all complacent here. they're breaking the law becaue of us, tucker. >> i'm not complicit. you may be. >> they're negotiating round two so stay tuned when that happens. more of presidentng trump's interview with jeanine pirro. the judge is next to talk about what she learned today. stay tuned.

. >> jimmy: he likes to walk into arby's and say, hey, have you seen my grandpa?eve: oh my god! [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: he's a pract - >> jimmy: yeah, that's his joke. >> steve: not our joke. >> jimmy: i would never say anything like that. >> steve: yeah, i wouldn't say -- >> jimmy: hey, i want to wish everyone here a happy cinco de mayo! >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: that's right, cinco de mayo. we love cinco de mayo. and to celebrate here's a look at some of our politicians trying to speak spanish. check it out. ♪ >> buenos tardes a todos. and feliz casi cinco de mayo. >> yo estere contigo. that's a promise. >> el hombre del peluquin. >> jimmy: beyonce del guacamole. [ light laughter ] talking about. del toro -- everybody's celebrating cinco de mayo. and, you know, i'm feeling in the cinco spirit, but i kind of want to kick it up a notch. you know what i'm saying? [ cheers and applause ] turn it up a little bit. oh, my! ♪ ♪ oh, my goodness, hashtag -- hashtag the panda. hey hashtag, how are you? what's that? you have a cinco de mayo dan

created a completely interconnected world in we did realize to have the kgb operative to me shows full arby's we underestimated that hat world would be a great pportunity to propagate that message that it is contained prexy really? have not noticed that that people are murdered in london or paris this is a global threat and unfortunately the technology has proven to be neutral. >> if think it is important 2.0 terrorism in the 1970's i know is it is easy to scare people because they are muslim and a ot different and sound different but let's not forget going through very bad stretches for terrorism the we have been through periods of violence and terrorism. yes that russian annexation of crimea was a terrible thing and lso czechoslovakia and the soviet invasion of afghanistan. it is not as though the of the heyday of the of international have order but on balance where they tilting? we'll get the a mill kay line sleeve the line will bend oward justice souls will be in the zigzag way also with a greater degree of freedom that margaret thatcher said when people are free to choose they choose fre