bill whitaker could have said you brought it up in 2021.ad the house and senate and big win over donald trump. donald trump was down in the polls. why. >> lawrence: why didn't you bass it then? >> brian: who do you blame your senate or your house or both of them? >> steve: ultimately, what she did was as we had said she said one thing repeatedly over and over. we have seen that a million times. to his credit. bill whitaker did ask for some specifics, because she has painted a very broad rosy picture of what kamala harris administration would look like. but there aren't any details. and in particular, she hasn't really for the most part and yesterday when she did the interview she didn't reveal any new desk policy proposals or share how to pay for the stuff that she has proposed. and that is what bill whitaker went after. how exactly are you going to pay for this? and she said something and we are going to play the exchange. will she said something she has said before. that is we are essentially going to tax the richest people in the country

vice president harris will speak with bill whitaker. after initially accepting a 60 minutes request for an interview, former president trump's campaign has decided not to participate.

try be being operative word. >> cheryl: she was asked several times by bill whitaker about her plan and will get it passed. the host grilled her on her future economic plans. >> it will not right that teachers and nurses and firefighters are paying higher tax rate than billionaires in biggest corporations and i plan on making that fair. >> we're dealing with the real world here. how will you get this through congress? >> when you talk quietly with folks in congress, they know what i'm talking about. >> cheryl: top 1% income bracket shoulders 46% of the nation's tax burden. billionaires do not pay lower tax rates that teachers, nurses and firefighters, they usually pay 22%, average rate. sometimes 12%, depending on breaks like being married and child credit. 3.5 trillion is what it will add to the deficit, estimates are higher for president trump's economic plan. be fair there. >> todd: another huge act coming to coachella. >> donald trump. trump-vance campaign will go to coachella, for a rally because under kamala harris and tim walz, the dream has turned into nightmare, californians ar

bill whitaker did a nice job, followed up numerous times.ay have been the most devastating as far as the follow-ups. >> yeah, i think, look, she is going for a new strategy here, the problem is when you put yourself out in the media even with polite pushback which i think was effective in bill whitaker in revealing to voters she doesn't have much of an answer, it doesn't even take a lot of push back for her to not have much 6 an answer, which which is why they have been so risk averse putting her out there on "the view." asked one thing do differently? selling herself as a change agent she says there is not one thing that comes to mind. that is devastating. that is a closing argument ad for trump. i find it sort of misty phiing that it looks as if she has not been prepared or thought that she might be asked these things. >> bret: matt, i asked ian about that. he said that she came later in the show and came back oh, yes, i would put a republican on the cabinet. is that it? >> no. but i think it's important to recognize that that's a backward

this is where bill whitaker,kerh i feel just he was doing really well up until this question becausis e he should have he should have asked. and if he had known, he probably would have. well, what type did ably woud you get? i mean, you don't have to be a firearms enthusiast to know what type of glock that you got. shfock you havee did just go toe and go, i want a glock, a black glock. that's all i want. i mean, that'sa black that's not how it works. >> but what's stunning, again, with the complete lack of awarenesshe awarene, she i d. that she owns one. i honestly don't. i disagree with a lo with a t of people out there. i don't jesse, i don't think that she owns a glock. owthink that she defaulted to that manufacturer. and here's why. becausfactureruoe james cramer o days ago they've issued a subpoena. they're looking at her. , she's gun control czar.gun-co whether or not she colludedshe with the atfco and everytown in order to to stonewall this this lawsuit that that chicago has against a glock. and i think that she just thought of glockck and mentionedcompro it further compromisin

>> this happened because people are screaming at cbs about the fact that bill whitaker conducted a fairlyhad follow up questions. we've never seen her have to deal with the follow up question and going for the fashion. someone with a belief set or scare set and cops across and going for them and david: the 1950s and walter cronkite and his work as a prosecutor there, hay would have never done something like that in the old days. that's reboden and changing history. that's changing journalism. you contested do that. can they get away with this because it's now the talk of the internet. >> well, and thankfully elon musk is bringing sunlight to the fact this network has dishonestly doctored these clips to basically sanitize kamala harris' incoherence. charles: the expose m-a z e, maze, the one used by a lot of people including elon musk. >> that's what we needed to see. we needed to see the position between kamala harris unbuilt filtered and been man curred by a favorable met work and i agree with liz, bill whitaker could be on the chopping block because he gave us a real reckoning of kamala

she's back in news and sat down with bill whitaker from cbc news yesterday and bill whitaker asked good question, he did not get good answer. we all regard border and immigration as one of the top three. >> brian: and her weakness. >> steve: he has to ask her three times what this administration is doing and three times she doesn't answer. >> there was an historic flood of undocumented immigrants coming across first three years of your administration, as a matter of fact, arrivals quadrupled from last year of president trump. was it a mistake to loosen the immigrant policies as much as you did? >> it is a long-standing problem. and solutions are at hand and from day one literally, we have been offering solutions. >> what i was asking, was it a mistake to allow that flood to happen in the first place? >> the policies that we have been proposing are about fixing a problem, not promoting a problem. >> numbers did quadruple. >> and numbers today because of what we have done, cut flow of illegal immigrant by half. >> should you have done that -- >> cut flow of fentanyl by half, but we need c

>> bill whitaker, asking good questions a lot of interviewers along the way, haven't had the chance. ngress to solve the problem. a few months or weeks ago, and trump decided for political reasons he wanted his people to not vote for it. in between those two events, in the days after getting into office, vice president harris rescinded, 94 executive orders dealing with the border, or stopping the flow of illegal immigrants coming across the border. bill whitaker points out the number quadrupled. and there was no answer. the interview was pretty well done. stuart: does it matter that she doesn't answer the hard questions the way you and i might want to? this is image. she will do a lot of imaging polishing and to some degree she was image polishing on 60 minutes last night. >> there's an emptiness to the answer we were for a bipartisan piece of legislation at the end of an administration the trump was opposed to. the numbers of people and what that means, immigration is a big issue. stuart: a brief clip from your special on fox nation, october surprise. >> look at what happened. events

i am listening to bill whitaker who i thought did a really nice job.wonder, how can you work in a white house for so long and absorbs a little? she couldn't answer basic questions of i'm going to put this on par with the interview with sarah palin. republicans didn't want to admit it at that time but they knew in their gut that wasn't good. that was not good for her. if you were turning in for the first time and know nothing about kamala harris, you let the interview still knowing nothing about kamala harris. if you know a little bit i wanted to know a little bit more, then you are left even more sorely disappointed. maybe you don't like president trump, but you know who he is and what he has done. he's got a record. she doesn't. she doesn't even act like she's been at the white house for the last 3.5 years. >> david whitaker did a great job. he pressed her three times on getting her to answer the question, whether it was a mistake changing the trump era policies that quadruple the number of illegals coming into the country. she wouldn't answer the que

bill whitaker on 60 minutes. the question on small businesses. >> small businesses are part of the backbone of america's economy. >> pardon me, madam vice president. the question was, how are you going to pay for it? >> one of the things that i'm going to make sure the richest among us who can afford it pay their fair share in taxes. >> how will you get it through congress? >> when you talk quietly with a lot of folks in congress they know exactly what i'm talking about. >> congress has shown no inclination to move in your direction. >> article one section seven, all tax reform starts in the house. when we passed the tax bill under president trump, people got raises, corporations because you lowered the corporate rate gave it to the employees. everybody was making more money in the process. she wants to actually harm people to actually invest in a small business. when i opened my first small business it was a deli. three lessons i learned. the first one to work, the last one to leave, and i was the last one to be

sbs television channel, kamali haris had to talk about everything, but even the friendly host bill whitaker hard time following her train of thought, for example, when it came to haris's economic plan, which sounds all too familiar: take from the rich and give to the poor. my plan is that... to say that by investing in small businesses, you're investing in the middle class, strengthening the american economy. small businesses are part of the backbone of the american economy. but, excuse me, madam vice president, the question was, how are you going to pay for it? well, first of all, i'm going to make sure that the richest among us who can afford it pay their fair share of taxes. harris answers questions with short , memorized slogans. musk is confident that illegals will be used now an open trump supporter elon votes in swing states. if trump loses the election to influence the outcome, this will be the last election we will have. the democrats and their machine have brought in so many illegal immigrants. they get green cards, and after that they immediately get the legal right to vote. mean

bill whitaker at cbs is forced to tell the audience this, listen. >> harris says she will press congresspass a federal ban on price gouging for food and groceries, but details are yet to be defined. >> jesse: what is he, her interpreter? inflation is the number 1 issue in the country. she's on "60 minutes" a month before the election and the press has to explain what her plan is because she did not. cbs is forced to say here's her plan, but there's no details. what am i watching? what promise has kamala ever kept? she said she would wire rural america with broadband, never did it. she said she would bill -- build car chargers and never did it. she said she would secure the border, bring down prices, never did it. why are we hiring a woman who's never kept a single promise? at one point in the interview 6? >> the reason so many voters don't know you is that you have changed your position on so many things. you were against fracking, now you are for it. you supported loser immigration policies. now you are tightening them up. you were for medicare for all and now you are not. so many of th

. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm ceclila vega. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories, plus, we remember the terror attack on israel one year ago and address president trump's absence. tonight, on "60 minutes." dude? dog food in the fridge? it's not dog food. it's freshpet. real meat. real veggies. real weird. he was bad luck anyway. using these type of cleansers could be damaging and stripping your skin. i use new olay cleansing melts every day. just soak, activate and wash. to clean, tone and refresh. that's a 3x better clean. olay. (vo) dan made progress with his mental health, but his medication caused unintentional movementsn. in his face, hands, and feet called tardive dyskinesia, or td. so his doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily, extended-release td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ austedo xr significantly reduced dan's td movements. some people saw a response as early as 2 weeks. with austedo xr, dan can stay on his mental health meds— (dan) cool hair! (vo) austedo xr can cause depression, suicidal

and bill whitaker actually talked to her a little bit about her flip-flops.rst, before we hear that let's listen directly from kamala harris how she has changed her policies from when she was running in 2019 as president and then vice president, and where she is now that she needs people in the middle to vote for her to win. watch. >> there's no question i'm in favor of banning fracking. >> assault weapons that are already in circulation, what do you do about those? >> well, there are approximately 5 million to your point, craig. we have to have a buy back program and i support a mandatory buy back program. >> if someone crosses over the border illegally it's illegal and you would decriminalize it? >> i would not make it a crime. >> who is going to vote for a vanity project? >> let me be clear i'm not going to vote for a wall under any circumstances i do support border security. if we want to talk about that, let's do that. >> so that's what she said then and now we have heard that she has changed all her policies although only through surrogates or by a pape

i wish bill whitaker would have pressed her follow-on answer. and debate of whether congress was doing their job. let me lay it out for the folks out there at least we are working from a basis of facts and then make our opinions after that. the most recent year they can go through all the data with a fine tooth comb 2021. 153.6 million returns. $14.7 trillion in adjusted income, right? that's what they tax. 2.2 trillion of that was taxed. the average tax rate was 14.9%. the average tax rate for the top 1%, 25.9% almost 10 it percentage points above the average tax rate. the average paid 3.3%. if you think 25.9 vs. 3.3 is not fair. throw a number out there. but that sounds pretty fair to me. as a percentage of taxes paid. total income taxes, right? the rich folks did better. their total income was 26.3% of all the income america made that year. and they paid 45.8% up from 42%. they earned 26% of the money and pay 45.8% of the taxes. so, anywhere in this equation if you tell me that you think nothing's fair, okay, fine, you are entitled to your op

vice president harris will speak with bill whitaker after initially accepting "60 minutes'" request for an interview with scott pelley. former donald trump's campaign has decided not to participate. the original "60 minutes" invitation to trump stands. >>> and now to our other big story -- the middle east edging closer to an all-out regional war with israel and iran ratcheting up the rhetoric. israel is vowing to retaliate for iran's massive ballistic missile attack, and iran is warning it would respond. many of the missiles were shot down, but some landed including this one that hit an elementary school causing severe damage in the central part of israel. other shrapnel fell in the west bank killing a palestinian. >>> and israel is keeping up its fight against hezbollah in lebanon, targeting what it says are weapons facilities in beirut and against hamas in gaza. we get the latest from tina kraus in london. >> reporter: israel is considering its next move after iran fired a barrage of nearly 200 ballistic missiles at the jewish state. it was tehran's second attack on israel in close to

. >>> you can watch more of bill whitaker's conversation with vice president harris on the "60 minutes" primetime election special tonight at 8:00. former president trump's campaign declined to participate. >>> coming up, on a hot streak. fire breaks out as a passenger plane touches down in las vegas. >>> and arrests in an attack on a former governor of new york. the surprising age of the suspects. suspects. i have relapsing ms, but i still want to spend my time my way. i chose kesimpta because it works for me and my schedule. kesimpta is a b-cell treatment for rms that had powerful results. a reduced rate of relapses and slowed disability progression. i take it myself once-a-month, at home, or on the go. when i'm ready, treatment time is less than a minute. so more of my time, is up-to-me time. don't take if you've had an allergic reaction to ofatumumab, life-threatening injection-related reaction to kesimpta, or have hepatitis b. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including fatal infections. while no pml cases we

cbs television channel, kamali haris had to talk about everything, but even the friendly host bill whitakerme following her train of thought, for example, when it comes to haris's economic plan, which sounds too familiar, to take away from the rich and give to the poor. my plan is to say that by investing in... small businesses, you're investing in the middle class and strengthening the american economy. small businesses are part of the backbone of the american economy. but, excuse me, madam vice president, the question was, how are you going to pay for it? well, first, i'm going to make sure that the richest among us who can afford it pay their fair share of taxes. harris responds to questions with short, memorized slogans, the host of which is is trying his best to save her from shame, what will be the us policy towards ukraine, it is impossible to understand from kamala harris's answers. what does success in ending the war in ukraine look like? there will be no success in ending the war in ukraine without ukraine's participation in the un charter , what will this success look like? you w

for a special election edition of 60 minutes that will air monday, our bill whitaker sat down with viceresident harris and asked her about u.s. influence with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> we supply israel with billions of dollars in military aid and yet prime minister netanyahu seeps to be charting his own course. the biden-harris administration has pressed him to agree to a cease-fire. he's resisted. you urged him not to go into lebanon, he went in anyway. he has promised to make iran pay for the missile attack and that has the potential of expanding the war. does the u.s. have no sway over prime minister netanyahu? >> the aid that we have given israel allowed israel to defend itself against 200 ballistic missiles that were just meant to attack the israelis and the people of israel. and when we think about the threat that hamas, hezbollah presents, iran, i think that it is without any question, our impirive to do what we can to allow israel to defend itself from those kind of attacks. now the work we do diplomatically with israel is an ongoing pursuit around making cle

. >> so bill whitaker, who i thought did an excellent job asking succinct and pointed questions three times came back at her with a question about whether the early immigration policies of this administration were a mistake and what she going to say she can't say yes. she's not going to she's not going to repudiate biden, but she also can't defend those policies which put them in such a political whole. so she evaded that three times because he doesn't have a good answer on it. i would say that her answer on the economy isn't is another place where there's a political vulnerability for the harris team. >> and she hasn't quite figured out a way to address it talking about macroeconomic indicators as she did, that is i've seen many, many politicians talk about macroeconomic indicators using those words. and many voters glaze over when you add the word macroeconomic land does not land, even if it's true and she's got a bit of a case there. it doesn't land well, i doubt howard stern's going to talk about macroeconomic and we're broadly, you might, he might surprise everyone that point. >>

bill whitaker, host of the 60 minutes programme on cbs, pressed vice president harris about her visionwithout ukraine and the un charter participating in what that success looks like. would you meet with _ success looks like. would you meet with president - success looks like. would you meet with president vladimir| meet with president vladimir putin to negotiate a solution to the war in ukraine? hat to the war in ukraine? not bilaterally _ to the war in ukraine? not bilaterally without - to the war in ukraine? iirrt bilaterally without ukraine, no. ukraine must have a say in the future of ukraine. figs the future of ukraine. as president. _ the future of ukraine. as president, would you support the effort to expand nato to include ukraine?— the effort to expand nato to include ukraine? those are all issues that — include ukraine? those are all issues that we _ include ukraine? those are all issues that we will _ include ukraine? those are all issues that we will deal - include ukraine? those are all issues that we will deal with i issues that we will deal with if and when it arrives at

bill whitaker, host of the 60 minutes programme on cbs, pressed vice president harris about her visioncess in ending that war without ukraine and the un charter participating in what that success looks like. would you meet with president vladimir putin to negotiate a solution to the war in ukraine? not bilaterally without ukraine, no. ukraine must have a say in the future of ukraine. as president, would you support the effort to expand nato to include ukraine? those are all issues that we will deal with if and when it arrives at that point. right now, we are supporting ukraine's ability to defend itself against russia's unprovoked aggression. donald trump, if he were president, putin would be sitting in kyiv right now. he talks about, oh, he could end it on day one, you know what that is? it's about surrender. the mpox outbreak continues to spread across east and central africa. around 18,000 mpox cases and more than 600 deaths have been reported this year alone, according to the africa centre for disease control. some of those most at risk are long—distance truck drivers travelling th

. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i don't want to talk to them. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi>> i don't have time. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm doing something else it's very important. >> i'm scott pelley. >> donald j. trump here to introduce trump watches. >> so what just happened? >>

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." >> reporter: during a primetime election special on cbs's "60 minutes," bill whitaker pressed vice voters' minds, the economy, and how she plans to pay for her proposals including expanding the child tax credit. >> it is not right that teachers and nurses and firefighters are paying a higher tax rate than billionaires and the biggest corporations. and i plan on making that fair. >> reporter: she was also asked about u.s.-israeli relations one year since the hamas terror attacks on israel. the widening year-long conflict in the middle east will be inherited by the next president. >> the work that we do diplomatically with the leadership of israel is an ongoing pursuit around making clear our principles. >> reporter: the race for the white house took a somber tone monday with each candidate marking october 7th. vice president harris planted a pomegranate tree at her washington residence to symbolize hope. former president donald trump visited with members of the orthodox jewish community in new york, then spoke at a remembrance event at his golf club in doral, florida. >> the october

thank goodness for for bill whitaker because he finally got to the bottom of this. i have no idea why this has been such a mystery for so long. >> why what the heck? just the type of gun now. she didn't ask the why and how. how and why you got it. she avoided that question. so now we have more questions as a follow up. why? but why specifically is whether it's a glock or a smith and wesson, what what is the importance of that? mainly because i want to know if this is something that her political team said, you need to go out and say and whether or not she was aware of, you know, if a gun owner knows the type of gun they have, they know they should know about gun safety. they should know about how to handle a gun and none of those questions were ever followed up until 60 minutes had to do it. and this is why we need her on hard hitting news programs, because she didn't get that question on again, the view, the late night with stephen colbert, or call her daddy. >> next one is, i guarantee you, next one soldier of fortune magazine or guns and ammo. >> she has talked a

substance and be able to negotiate and she can't even negotiate the answers to questions from bill whitaker front of xi jinping or vladamir putin. we know all we need to know and elect donald trump and we cannot have this. larry: katie, hay became a specific one sentence and that was the tackle she had a policy. i don't like the policy. she actually had a policy and israel et cetera et cetera from the world salad and something has to happen here. you can't just keep doing this. abc phony fact check and you know this stuff better than i know this. something's got to happen here and we're going to lose the first amendment to government controls left and right. there's a scandal and cbs news room is upset that a journalist would dare push back on this pro hamas, pro terrorism author that came onto their programming. now of course you have this editing scandal with cbs news and the big question is what are they hiding? it's not difficult for a news organization to put out a full transcript and put out a full video and not like there's real estate issue here anymore. we have the digital atmosphe

>> incredible fill failure on te policy front and bill whitaker pointed out on 60 minutes the other night and basically lobbed into this position of being the democrat nominee, has not earned it, no one voted for her to be in the position and there's a reason for that. there's a reason she lost in the 020 pryor mays before the votes were begun she cape out for in 019 was repugnant to the majority of americans. she's an empty vessel and tell her what the polls show and she'll pull it out. i'm in favor of fracking because i got a win after all pennsylvania, it's a key state and i'm against medicare for all because americans aren't for that it's appalling and talking about nap time. i wish she'd take a long nap between now and election day. that might when a good outcome for all of us. i can't imagine a worse media start if she has the start. heir doing everything to keep her away from the scenes and behind there. stuart: it's a wednesday morning and day before the inflation numbers and solid gain for the dow is mere 200 points and half a percentage point and nasdaq up 71. mark tepper with m

. >> bill whitaker there with governor tim walz and vice president kamala harris. in most parts of the country, the election is playing out online, on tv, and in loud political rallies. but in one nebraska city, it may come down to some good old-fashioned lawn signs. major garrett explains. >> reporter: in the heart of this omaha neighborhood, a sea of blue dots. what does the dot mean to you? >> the first and foremost thing it represented was vote. >> reporter: that is jason brown. he thought of the blue dot late this summer and began spray painting them, one at a time. >> 200, went to 400, went to a thousand, went to 1800. >> thank you for all your effort. >> reporter: neighbors swiftly took notice and asked for their own which jason and his wife ruth happily supplied. people would just come up to your house? >> we had no campaign, no publicity or anything, it was just happening word of mouth. >> reporter: does it help that there is no name? >> we debated it, literally that first one. it felt like it wasn't done. >> quickly, within 30 seconds, let's just leave it

last night, he told bill whitaker that kamala harris told him he needs to be more careful on how he says watch your mouth. >> that is the pot calling the kettle black. that is not racist. judge, last word to you. >> this guy is a high school teacher. think about that. i wonder if she has him listed under knucklehead. do you know? >> what do you have me listed in your phone? >> my friend harold. this is the guy that came up with the term weird. i haven't met anyone more weird than him. >> he also called trump a pathological liar. his education. "the fastest" up next. (man) these men of means with their silver spoons. what will become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on idle cash. they would descend into chaos. scout is protected by simparica trio and he's in it to win it! simparica trio is the first chew with triple protection. whoa fleas! and ticks! (♪) intestinal worms! whoa! heartworm disease! no problem with simparica trio! this drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions including seizures. use with caution

. >> i womb would say this happened because people are jiem screaming that bill whitaker conducted aions we have never seen her deal with follow-up questions as in i'm sorry what you said did not make sense, could you redoredo it. >> we have seen that. >> kudos to him, shame on cbs. and i'm sure they are doing level best to suppress what came out of this interview, she has no idea what she is talking about she has no core, someone with a belief sit, and can express that, comes across as determined and she is forthright and its, et cetera, that is not kamala harris. david: my dad worked for cbs in 1950s with cronkite, they would have never done something like that, that changes history, cha chairman -- changing journalimp, you don't do that, it now talk of internet. >> thankfully elon musk is bringing sunlight to fact this network has dishonestly doctored the clips to sanitize kamala harris a incoherence. >> the maze used by a lot of people including elon musk. >> we needed to see that kamala harris unfiltered and kamala harris she has been manicured by a favorable network, i agree wi

the way you deliver the message is so important because the broad de-asked by 60 minutes bill whitakeramala how is it democratic to have democrat elites and donors pick you in that democrat party and not primary voters. watch this. listen. >> was democracy best served by president biden stepping down and basically handing you a nomination when you didn't have to go through a primary process and didn't have to fight off other contenders? that's not really the way our system was intended to work. >> president biden made a decision that history will show is rare among leaders. >> but i think it truncated process is why people think or say they don't really know who you are. liz: she knew the interview was happening and did not have an answer. trump leads on top issues that voters care about, lee. we've never been here before in the history of the country in modern history where democrat voters didn't pick her as a nominee. final word. >> she hasn't done a good job of letting people know who she is. one of the big thins is that people think she's a chameleon and don't understand per positi

. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i don't want to talk to them. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i don't have time. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm doing something else it's very important. >> i'm scott pelley. >> donald j. trump here to introduce trump watches. >> so what just happened? >> it's trump time. [ticking] >> announcer: it's "the late show" live with stephen colbert!" tonight... roll of the vice! plus, stephen welcomes andrew garfield! and ina garten! 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: let's go! get on board on this train. it's leaving the station. [cheers and applause] >> do it live! >> stephen: let's do it live. come on. thanks, everybody! down here, up there. >> stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: [laughs] please have a seat, everybody. that's so nice. hi, folks. welcome. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] we're all still struggling to digest last night's vice presidential debate, which is surprisin

in one of the "60 minutes" clips, bill whitaker is questioning her on how she was going to get her spendingd he is cuts her off and says, how are you going to pay for it? and goes back around, pay your fair share. and he says we are dealing with the real world. i'm looking forward, because i think that he pressed her a little bit and it was not maybe the softest interview and she knew that it was not going to be. but there's convention kamala and conventional kamala and i don't know if that's good enough to win. >> jesse: let's go to conventional greg gutfeld. >> greg: while she was doing call your daddy, her husband was doing call your nanny. they did not report that. it's not so much a strategy as a feels like a commiseration, getting together with the girls after a bad breakup, that's called her daddy. cold beer, stern, both have castrated themselves the wok wokeism. everyone is passing her around because they don't know what to do. and it's like the people in charge of the building they have left for the month. it's like they are asking neighbors to water the plants and she gives the pl

kudos to bill whitaker at 60 minutes because for the first time kamala harris actually took something or a two or three and follow-up questions and i never saw someone drink so much as kamala harris did during the interview. but that definitely did not go well so the question is do they put her back out there or bring her back and? there is no good option for her or tim walz at this matter. >> todd: not on "60 minutes" and increasingly feeling kamala as they changed candidate but to your point, joe, if donald trump i err an edited clip to reverse that in response because i think that totally undermines what "the new york times" is saying there. she ain't the change candidate if literally on the easiest platform possible say joe and i did everything together. that don't look good. joe, always looks good joe concha, have a great day. to the race for the majority in the house. >> carley: a former comp dhs official on his bed for congress is coming up as part of down ballot series coming up next. some days, you can feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine, 15 or more h

bill whitaker really pressing her there.t sounds like rich people in the country will solve every problem. what happens when they take their companies elsewhere when the taxes are so hard. >> she is taking the hard questions. she did 60 minutes. donald trump refused to do 06 minutes. >> harris: it is 100% negative for them. he is on the potter's wheel getting shaped every day. >> she is saying we need a fair tax policy. what is donald trump's tax policy to push us into a further deficit. that's what donald trump in his first four years and office and hopefully last. kamala harris, these aren't easy questions. we need a fair tax policy. why is it that the most wealthy americans have a smaller tax rate than some of the poorest americans, those that are middle class trying to get out of the middle class to the upper class are being saddled by high tax rates when the most wealthy aren't paying them. she was clear on them. donald trump has been elusive. he wants a tariff and tax cuts to raise prices for every american. >> harris:

this isn't mike wallace doing the into but bill whitaker and soft as well.ds to bring in voters who don't know who she is to win this election. because she's trailing right now. you hear it is tied in pennsylvania. it is tied in wisconsin. they have underweighted donald trump in 2016 to 2020 to the tune of anywhere from four to six points if he's tied he's winning. if she wants to bring in new voters she has to go to places that may be just a tad uncomfortable maybe coming on this network like tim walz and instead coming on here you get the msnbc vote you need to bring in independent voters this media blitz does not do that. >> we would love to have her at fox news -- >> sure. >> ain't happening. anita: a prerecorded podcast talking about sex, dating and relationships, it is called call her daddy. molly: call your daddy -- anita: they also talked about abortion so we have a clip of that. let's take a listen. >> when he was president hand selected three members of the united states supreme court with the intention to undue protections of roe v. wade and they

questions how it was edited on the program and what didn't air and how it was put together but still bill whitakerllow-ups. stay when he did a good job. >> "the view," and ian sands, a tough job and had a tough job yesterday but i think that was the question for a lot of people. >> john: you have a big message for both campaigns here. >> yes, we are officially inviting trump campaign and harris campaign to a final debate we call it a closing argument in pennsylvania, thursday, october 24th, or sunday, october 27th and 1 of those two options. it would to be the same rules as cnn or nbc and it would be martha maccallum and me moderating. we hope the campaigns take us up on it. we think there is one more chance to try to make this happen. we will see if they do. >> john: good deal and let me know what they say. message delivered, sandra. >> sandra: small and link community in western florida completely evacuated as it sits squarely in the crossroads of this hurricane, treasure island mayor taylor king will beearl joining us live next to react. lock in their gains, and when the market goes down, they

on cbs point, they should have run the whole thing and edited so they -- and at the same time bill whitaker to say relentlessly came back when she touched the questions with generalities. that was not the question, the question was, how are you going to pay for? and so i thought 60 minutes did a pretty good job payment she came up okay but, yeah, the editing was still blatant and i found it annoying and a better teacher move on the part of system is in a follow-up with -- >> real quick -- >> martha: -- give you real quick -- >> i would say 90% of success is showing up for mcmill harris showed up because she's a leader for 16 minutes -- 60 mits prima donna temperature was budgeted and she back -- you back down. >> martha: what he back down, kellyanne? >> because they're never going to edit him back also the biggest problem with the main stream media right now are the polls grandma it biden update ..1% today over trump nationally in 2029 mack now kamala is up 210 points so the chardy poles come from that -- i think they're starting to not undercount the trump voter and she has not really -- s

. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm sean hannity. [ speaking russian ] >> i'm hannibal lecter. stories and more, tonight on "60 minutes." [ sucking noises ] >> jimmy: they're trying. they're trying. well, switching gears to some business news, cvs just announced that they are laying off nearly 3,000 workers in an effort to cut costs. yep. now every cvs pharmacy will just have a pumpkin bucket filled with pills and a sign that says, "please take one." [ laughter and applause ] that's interesting. well, some tv news. today the new season of "love is blind" premiered on netflix -- [ cheers ] and we are huge fans of that show here. but i watched a trailer for this season, and there was one contestant who really just stuck out to me, felt a little off. take a look. see if you can spot him. ♪ >> i'm in the marine corp. >> i specialize in energy policy. >> i'm only here 'cause it was either this or learn to read. >> i'm obviously a trophy wife. >> i spent three years in thailand, four years in turkey, six months in mexico. but i've got to say american prisons are the best. [ laughter

i thought bill whitaker did a good job you said this, not that.e way and interrupt and press her in ways that gave her opportunities to answer with more substance and she still didn't do it. >> totally agree. i think bill did a really good job of pushing back in a respectful way but one in which everybody really wanted to hear especially when it came to illegal immigration. i thought that sound bite and that stretch of follow-ups was really powerful. something that vice president harris hasn't seen in an interviewer up until now. and that is, you know, if you say you are happy about what things have happened in recent months based on the executive orders put back in place, why not have done that three years ago? why did you let the influx and flow of illegal immigrants get to such a point where it quadrupled over the biden-harris administration. it was powerful and she didn't have a really good answer to it. >> bill: here it is. harris on the border. they went at this a couple of times. watch what we pulled. >> it's a longstanding problem. and sol

i have never met bill whitaker at "60 minutes."mentor. >> he knew what a journalist should do. >> i've got to get here. we've got to go there. you've got to answer this. it was an epic game of dodgeball that kamala harris apparently didn't come with any surprises of policy. she is at risk of becoming the world's only living heart donor. that is how people are going to see her. she was joking about how she can't take care of children and how one is paul revere and one is paul revere's horse. what is this woman talking -- she can't run a household and brags about being able to afford to buy make extra bacon. does she know how much bacon has gone up under her admini administration? >> one of the more shocking points of her schedule, there are people watching tv that are watching her and are probably going to end up dying in this hurricane. i go back to katrina, and i say that because it's important. there are people playing politics on august 27th, 28, 29th. it was political. we are not going to declare an emergency. we are not going

vice president harris will speak with bill whitaker.fter initially accepting a 60 minutes request for an interview, former president trump's campaign has decided not to participate. our election special will broadcast the harris interview on monday as planned. our original invitation to former president donald trump to be interviewed on 60 minutes stands. that is what 60 minutes had to say about their programming no. coming up in 40 minutes, we expect the cbs vice presidential debate, the one and only from this political cycle to get underway and we will simulcast here on c-span and c-span two ahead of that, a conversation about what you want to hear from the candidates. ben boss is joining us from southern methodist university, director of debate and speech. let's begin with debate styles beginning with the ohio senator. how would you describe his debate style? >> i think he is relatively battle tested. he's had a lot of aggressive interviews with the media. he has a law school background. he is also pretty seasoned in the debating pro

the ex-president was set to be interviewed by anchor scott pelley, harris was set to speak with bill whitaker. the network added that the trump campaign decided not to participate in that pelley would address this on monday, saying that the election special will broadcast the harris interview as planned, the network said, and that the original invitation to the -- to trump to be interviewed stands. that's the reporting, there. let's hear from david, pittsburgh, republican line. caller: yeah. the debate was very good. the debate that happened last night wasn't the debate that should have happened. when they pulled joe biden from the ticket, the constitution says we the people. we the people should have had a decision. democrats, independents, and republicans. they should have had a debate with all the candidates who possibly would have had aspirations to be vice president. i'm sorry, in pennsylvania, josh shapiro would have whipped up on probably every one of them. the only thing i can say about kamala harris is that when you go back to when she was actually considered as vp, she didn't win io

and that's when bill whitaker asked her what kind of gun she has. >> i have a glock. and i've had it for quite some time. and, i mean, look, my background is in law enforcement. and so there you go. >> have you ever fired it? >> yes. of course i have. at a shooting range. yes, of course i have. >> robby, she's talked multiple times about being a gun owner. it all started when she joked to oprah that anyone breaking in her house would be getting shot. but as i was listening to that last night, i was thinking, maybe this is about blunting republican criticism that she is soft on crime. maybe it's -- we talk about the new media landscape, it is that old thing, like, people want to elect a president who they want to have a beer with, i don't know, but clearly she's made a decision to talk about it in a specific way and i wonder what you make of it. >> yeah, good for her. i mean, look the issue for democrats, or any common sense person right now, is not whether somebody owns a gun or not. it is whether we have good laws in place to protect children so you can't bring in a

this election cycle, her 60 minutes sit down with bill whitaker, airs on monday, and that is is the one-year anniversary of the hamas attacks on israel. and in a preview that we got today, harris, it stresses that she believes that the u.s. has had an influence on israeli decision-making, even as that conflict continues to escalate diplomatically with the leadership of israel is an ongoing pursuit around making clear our principles, which include the need for humanitarian in aid, the need for this war to end, the need for a deal to be done, which would release the hostages and create a ceasefire. >> and we're not going to stop in terms of putting that pressure on israel. and in the region, including arab leaders later on in that exchange, harris was asked if the u.s. how they close ally and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, she reframed with a question and said that the u.s. and israel have a strong alliance now, as you mentioned, this is just the beginning of her media blitz this week, she will also be appearing on the howard stern show, the late show with stephen colbert and the v

saying the government shouldn't be telling people what to do harris has 60 minutes interview with bill whitaker airs on monday, and this is just the start of her media blitz. she'll also have appearances on the view, the late show with stephen when kohberger and the howard stern show, she'll be participating in a roundtable hosted by univision and it's a busy week for her running mate as well minnesota governor tim walz all eyes will be speaking to the media. he's on fox news sunday, jimmy kimmel live, and several local news interviews at the white house. julia benbrook cnn when we return survivors of hamas's attack on kibbutz be'eri honoring their friends, family members neighbors who were killed in the hamas attacks will become >> and asked questions it's like what does a comedy show doing on cnn that's too much but i want donald now, can you slice that got news for you saturday at nine on your home in any season for any reason start your move it open door door.com at fisher investments, we may look like other many managers, but we're different. you can't be that different. >> we are, we have

bill whitaker the other night on "60 minutes closely did a good job and i looked at some of the edits you he the vice president, candidate for president of the that it states him answering the question and because it is making no sense, for time, he speaks over her in a voice over and summarizes it in a way much better than she did, how is that allowed? >> judge jeanine: edited it. >> jessica: in the clips, not the actual interview. but they do that. >> greg: if fox did that, that would be the subject of a "60 minutes," like we covered this. we are with jesse watters, who was guilty of this. >> jesse: you do that on your show because you are so inappropriate. >> greg: speaking of inappropriate, we need to talk. she comes off as inappropriately relaxed. i don't have to explain it, but for the moment in time she seems like she is more relaxed than perhaps she should be for that moment. >> jesse: you mean as a cat 5 hurricane is barreling down on the united states? >> greg: everything is like this. you know how after a long flight -- >> jesse: you are saying she is on pills, is that is w

fiasco with "60 minutes" which showed a promo clip with kamala harris giving a lengthy answer to a bill whitakeruestion. this came up during our interview. >> i think it's the biggest scandal i've seen for a broadcaster and "60 minutes" i think it should be taken off the air. howie: after a week of silence, this statement same question same answer but a different portion of the response. the position of her answer, the portion of her answer i should say, on "60 minutes" was more succinct which allows time for other subjects in a 21 minute segment we're back with molly line. what do you make of cbs's statement saying, you know, we did it and everything is fine. >> i don't know if it's the biggest scandal ever in broadcast history, i don't know if i'd agree with that but i'm not surprised that cbs pushed back on trump's assertion in this case, and that there's a continued back and forth. former president has been pretty bold on this , calling for the revoke of a license, the lawyer has gone even farther and reached out to cbs in recent days and has made even insisting that the interview looking fo

drivers. [ laughter ] in a special edition of "60 minutes" that aired last night, correspondent bill whitaker president kamala harris that in the, quote, "real world," she and congress would not come to an agreement over taxing the wealthy. then again, this can't possibly be the real world. [ light laughter ] when former president trump falsely claimed in a new interview that vice president kamala harris had not visited areas devastated by hurricane helene, fox news host laura ingraham fact-checked him and said, quote, "she was there today for three hours." imagine being such a liar that you get fact-checked by laura ingraham. that's like -- [ laughter ] getting fashion advice from kevin smith. and -- [ laughter ] i love you dude. you know i love you. you look like an 8-year-old with a court date. [ laughter ] and i love you. a new book by legendary journalist bob woodward claims that former president trump has called russian president vladimir putin as many as seven times since leaving the white house. that's how you know they're tight. adult men never call each other. [ laughter ] i haven't