>> bored! they're just bored. everybody's bored, stephen.i have this? no one should be bored, because you have a new book, "the world needs more purple people." okay, who are the purple people and why do we need them, kristen bell? >> well, we need them because this book-- you know, you write children's books two years in advance. my friend ben and i two years ago were sitting around at a family dinner, and we reed r were servin, mostly politic. we were just-- we had a personal experience of seeing this very polarizing political culture unfold in front of our children. they were-- they were seeing red versus blue everywhere. they were seeing teams. >> stephen: sure. >> i know-- my husband studied anthropology. we have software that's outdated that tells us to find an us and them, and that's because previously it helped us as humans. but now it doesn't serve anything, and all the fighting felt like too much, so we wanted to give some language, some social identity language that allowed our kids to look towards other human beings and not just

seriously, you were bored with the pandemic bored with the quarantine i understand i've watched so much, the on-screen message changed. but you're bored with the pandemic that's your job. would you have preferred if the coronavirus had a swimsuit contest? and even when he can be bothered to talk about the coronavirus outbreak, he can't help but immediately veer into a topic that's more interesting to him like his tv ratings. today he announced he'd be bringing back his humiliating press briefing slash therapy sessions, not because there's an out of control pandemic thatutee his tv ratings were so good. >> well, we had very successful briefings. i was doing that and we had a lot of people watching, record numbers watching in the history of cable television, there's never been anything like it so i think we'll start that probably starting tomorrow i'll do it at 5:00 like we were doing -- we had a good slot. a lot of people were watching and that's a good thing. >> seth: "the ratings were incredible people are spending a lot more time inside watching tv for some reason." it sucks so hard t

that would be so boring.ies, and then "yougov" tested them with a representative sample of americans. and your top five choices for next celebrity president are: morgan freeman, denzel washington, tom hanks, samuel l. jackson, and dwayne "the rock" johnson. that's right, america is so freaked out, that the only white celebrity people will even consider from now on is tom hanks. which i get. the guy was able to make friends with a volleyball smeared with blood, so he should be able to work with mitch mcconnell right? surprisingly, the woman who did best in our poll was judge judy. and i agree that she'd make a great president. she'd resolve any conflict so quick. ( as judge judy ) "syria, do you have the insurance bill? okay, let me see. shut up, turkey. shut up! i am not talking to you!" anyway, you can check out all the results and learn how we conducted the poll at yougov.com/thedailyshow. but for real, don't elect a celebrity again. we'll see you here all next week for the republican national convention! b

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damn that shit was boring!so pissed off if i was one of the people in the audience because if i'm sitting in the crowd risk can catching coronavirus to hear a trump speech, i want to hear a trump speech, i want to hear plans of locking hillary up while shugging hydroxychloroquine, i want to see him hold up ten-year-old trump steaks and say there's a real cure for corona and start throwing them into the crowd paper towel style! but this speech, man, this speech was like going to a nascar race and watching the cars parallel park three hours. where's the crash? honestly, it was weird. say what you want about trump. one thing we can know is he can give exciting speeches that holds people's attention, so why now with one of the most speeches he will ever have to give, did trump resort to reading the wikipedia entry for history to have 19th century. >> our american ancestors sailed across the perilous ocean to build -- these pieo near as climbed into their covered wagons and set out west for the next adventure -- dav

talking to heterodox thinkers because we don't have to just stick with the orthodox guys that are so boring on all the mainstream cable news channels we have the best guess so you know nothing i want to talk to you about one of the themes that we've presented here on kaiser reports summer solutions is that we've kind of we're coming out of a few dark ages and that this could be an opportunity for a renaissance 2.0 and what we saw back in the previous round of sonce coming out of the dark ages and the black plague was that the plague did help bring in the renaissance in that it undermined the authority of the vatican nowadays we see in my opinion the equivalent of the central banks are like the vatican there is this like cabal of elites who only know all the secret information about our financial system our monetary system and our economics and they're going to rescue or save everything but there's seems to be like with this pandemic and also with the increasing like collapse of the economy and markets. and then the bailouts and all that sort of stuff that there's an undermining of there of

at least then you could say it's boring for a longer time so have more boring days but i think also on the same time you have more days full of happiness because if men livin in healthy and good relationships they have less accidents they take less drugs they have better foods. not that stupid and so i think the result of that and the repercussion is that you live a longer life thanks very much for this very interesting talk or pleasure the field of medicine is a man's world most clinics i managed by mail hairpiece are researched on man guidelines for therapies written by men and even in experiments that most male that's got to change i share this opinion with get told she's researching. her topic gender medicine. care and balanced hospital research is a looking into how men and women deal differently with their health and sickness. today the team in discussing the results of a new survey it shows that differences in our approach to health matters are also evident in the new coronavirus era the same goes for women seem more willing to comply with safety measures when voluntary but men

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. >> caller: i thought last night was extremely boring. they didn't say one thing about the platform and all that was was a party which is become incredibly boring to me. >> host: do you think that bashing the tech laced at these types of conventions regardless of what side? >> caller: i think they do. i'm an independent so i see both sides and i'm not happy with republicans either but they are at least, donald trump is at least making positive changes in the country and biden doesn't have a leg to stand on for any of that. it's just not there. he can't talk about it because there's nothing there. >> host: i suspect you plan to watch next week for the republicans. what are you hoping to see from that we? >> caller: some plans for the future. i will watch part of the democratic to as much as i can take it was just like a hollywood production to me. >> host: deborah and canton georgia for president trump three she spoke about jonathan niese lake cristina marcos and john miller to go to the hill web site they have a story by things to know on

>> it was so boring. i was thinking about how you know when you're in high school and have pep rallies, i can't imagine having a virtual pep rally, paul knows this better than me, only been to a few democratic national conventions since working on the hill. what i would say is, you know, it was time you rah-rah the base. until michelle obama. put on this red lip for her to tell everybody, means so many things, and donald trump's lack of regard for human life and decency as it regards the coronavirus. telling trump supporters, you might be watching this too, don't believe your guy is capable of anything more than he's showed us. i think she was super effective tonight. >> am i right we're too close to it, people at home -- i thought it was different, little bit boring but people saying i got to listen to people and thought the serious fits the moment. what did you think? >> i love them, even the republican conventions, those people are unbelievably nice to me, really are. this is not a time to stand up and

i think he's boring.he's boring now and it was boring when he is president reminds me there's always the comedian like this a successful community dances on stage and the crowd is kind of laughing breeze comfortable on the stage but no act. nothing you remember about them and nothing anyone cometh the talk about a bomb and they say he's such a great speechmaker. what did he say? the don't know what he said. they don't know. they can tell you his act. greg: michael what was this week like for you? first of all i didn't think i was going to get attacked by tom shillue. it was horrible. i have to think they are still cleaning the diet coke off the walls of the oval office. this is craziness. i wish i could have been there with him to see his dude i know guy needs someone to hang out with him to go like dude, i know. it was like watching a crazy ex-girlfriend talk about you. night after night that after night after he's not nice. >> now you're talking about me. >> it was great when barack and how many takes d

francine: the fact that you call this a boring august, i don't know what an exciting august looks like for you. we have turkey, the markets, trade. your bar for an exciting august is high. always exciting news. here is with. haska: kamala harris accepted the nomination to run for vice president with joe budden. harris told the party convention that president trump's failure of leadership has cost lives and livelihoods. kamala: let's fight with conviction. let's fight with hope. let's fight with confidence in ourselves and a commitment to each other. to the america we know is possible. the america we love. the political fight over the post office make clear the way for congress to resume talks on a virus relief bill. democratic and republican leaders are hinting at potential compromises. the white house says it is open to democrats' demand to increase funding for the postal service. president trump will call on the united nations secretary allrity council to restore nuclear related sanctions on iran, and attempt to kill off the 2015 nuclear agreement and force iran back to the negotiati

it's the 1st time that i'm driving an electric car and they're supposed to be very boring but sustainable but i would like to find out how much fun can they be at least to be completely. completely 1st of all i have to admit i really like the color of the car because it fits my jacket. secondly. it's kind of small which i like and then if you check the tires still really small and thin i wonder how the grip is on the streets. there's only one way to find out by taking it to the track. the group of the tires is not bad it feels really good. you know it's actually fun to drive through the like of. that shake the exhilaration. in the 1st 30 meters and exhilarates more than the porsche i'm pretty sure you know this car is something for the city something you know luxury city car i could not imagine being this on the formula you truck or something like that well actually i think it's the standard safety car at all for me what you race is it's no match for the racing cars though which topped out at 2 on the particular major power. against mark hurd as head of motorsports at b.m.w. . since disap

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and it was boring too, and that's a a major sin in politics, to be boring. the tone of it was very negative. and the republicans were uplifting this week, they were positive, they were hopeful, they talked about the future, they showed a diverse face, and these are all supporters of president trump. and the president's record is very good and is a real sharp contrast of his record as a businessman who came into government versus joe biden who's been in government for 47 years, and the results are underwhelming, so this is going to be a real contrast election, and we feel very good about the position that we're in right now in terms of contrasting the president's record of success versus joe biden's ideas about, that really would dismantle america in a lot of ways; our economy, the coronavirus response, etc. it's just very negative. gerry: let me show you some polling, you won't be able to see it, but you'll be familiar with it. it's polling for americans were asked whether the country's going in the right direction or on the wrong track, and in the latest po

without a doubt it will be the most boring repetitive told meanspirited convention in history of thought. the d.n.c. so far feels like one long on you tube usually skip. this convention so far makes me think the democrats are the party ready to lead america into the. party crowd i'm dying which indian see messages goodbye to. 2 2 both democrats and republicans are busy making a raft of campaign promises ahead of november's election including about american military interventions joe biden says he wants to see a quote end to forever wars but critics say his track record on peace isn't exactly spotless years down quarter. donald trump's surprising 2016 election victory had a lot to do with one golden promise and america's endless wars i am proposing a new foreign policy focused on advancing america's korda show interest to avoid endless wars that we're caught up in the current strategy of toppling regimes with no plan for what to do the day after only produces power vacuums that are filled simply by terrorists we now know he didn't deliver on his promise but many americans still long for t

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