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chris christie is here! late show exclusive, the candidate the democrats left out of this debate! ( cheers and ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: give it up for jon batiste and "stay human"! special guests tonight, the dap kings! in a moment we'll have a republican analysis of what happened. governor chris christie is going to be here in a moment. talking about from the opposition's point of view of what they thought happened at tonight's debate. looking forward to that. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: first, folks, over the last two nights of debates we've heard from many potential candidates for president, also bill de blasio. ( laughter ) but there are also more democrats running that didn't qualify to be in these debates including substantial candidates, like the actual governor of montana, steve bullock, he's the sitting governor of a red state that went for trump in 2016 and he was not on stage tonight. don't worry. while nbc may have hosted the first debate with the other candidates, the l

>> chris christie was lying and all apologies were a bad leaders a bad person. what he's done is put himself above the best interest of the nation. nra has control over republicans for three reasons. one is the money. we always talk about the money. the other is mobilization of voters, they're one of the most effective groups of mobilizing constituencies. politicians respond to that as well. the third though you can go back almost to the inflection point where bush 41 left the nra. the nra successfully indoctrinated second round convictions. when i say there's a distinction between a bad leader and bad person, we lost nearly 3,000 people in 9/11 and we marshalled every resource of our government four a whole-out government response. in the case of hurricane katrina, we marched all of our resources to respond, he an epidemic. last year we had stats from the cdc, there were over 14,000 murders through the use of a firearm. 24,000 u sides through the use of a firearm. by scale this is a national epidemic that is killing americans and we have a president who took on

i heard you say right to chris christie. ready to forsake the nra?ncreasing will among republicans to do something. including many gun owners in america. the question is, what and how it's put together and how background checks go. all these questions need to be ironed out. you know, as it relates to democrats, you know, rahm brings up the assault weapons ban, which i don't think there's will to get done in the u.s. senate. what we heard on the campaign trail, beto o'rourke is for mandatory buyback programs. that's another word for c confiscati confiscation. democrats are going to go too far and potentially risk an opportunity to do something on this issue. >> what does it mean to go too far here, sara? >> confiscation is too far. >> let's look at the stats at this whole week from the years 1949 to the assault weapons ban being passed in 1994, there were ten mass shootings in the america. ten years when it was active, there were two mass shootings. in the years since republicans haven't allowed it to continue, 29 mass shootings in this country. right

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them chris. christie is the director of the latin school study and visitor center. back. row. and that's all because of these famous. but at the end of the day all of that was just words many people couldn't read but how did he manage to get a revolution going and change all of christianity. on another really important part of the reformation which was language before everything was. under the common person. and they couldn't hear what the pastor the priest was preaching actually. had a big focus on the language and he really unified the german language translated the bible from the latin version to german a big push in the language of the people through that and through social media of the day so printing. songs that people remember. catechism and learning that's really how it's spread and to focus on in the home not just in the church but the leaders of each household really teach and it's you know it's a parent's responsibility it's not just the priest or the pastors responsibility. my next stop is a former monastery where luther lived the prince in leicester had given it t

chris christie, former governor of new jersey. rahm emanuel, former mayor of chicago. political analyst matthew dowd and alice stewart. rahm, let's begin, we heard what joe walsh had to say about the week. what was your read on this week with president trump? >> well, two things. what we have all said, he's firm in his opinions, it's his principles that he's flexible he's on. the other thing is, if you go two weeks ago to this "this week" i put a pin on the fox poll it totally changed him. >> where it showed biden -- >> it showed two things. it showed the president is emperor without clothes. the second thing is, that office creates pressure on everybody. and i have seen two different presidents react on that pressure. this pressure has finally cracked him. >> is he feeling the pressure? >> i don't sense it. i think what happens is, we all react and sometimes when it's concentrated like it was this week and i agree it was we all react we're seeing something different. we're not. this is who he is. i have known him for 18 year this is who he's always has been. i underst

our guest will be chris christie tomorrow night.ublican perspective on the democrats. but tonight, ladies and gentlemen, my first guest is the 29-year-old superstar representative from the 14th district of new york, please welcome back to "the late show," congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez. ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> hi! oh, my gosh! >> hi! how exciting! >> stephen: it's nice. nice to have you back. >> thank you! >> stephen: everywhere you go. >> incredible! oh, my gosh! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i feel the same way. well, congresswoman, first of all, thanks so much for being back here. >> thank you. >> audience: aoc! aoc! aoc! aoc! >> stephen: we're live! >> audience: a.o.c.! >> stephen: cheers. welcome back. listen, happy debate night, first of all... >> happy debate night. >> stephen: and what stood out to you tonight, other than there was a fair amount of spanish being spoken. >> there was, there was. >> stephen: now, as someone with puerto rican heritage, did that appeal to you? >> i loved it, because-- i represent the

was pyongyang's sixth round of weapons launches since late july >>> former new jersey governor chris christieho once told a heckler to sit down and shut up is forming a think tank to discuss way toes bring civility back to politics the christie institute of public policy will be based at seton university law school where christie got his law degree. >>> and russian billionaire pokrov has agreed to sell full ownership of barclay's arena to joseph tsai, vice chairman of alibaba. total price, about $3 billion. you're up to date. that's the news update this hour carl, back downtown to you >> sue, thank you very much. >>> major averages are on pace for their third straight week in the red. but they're narrowing the losses today. we're just off the session highs. dow is up 267. our next guest says now is the meo buy this dip the chief global equity at city sess going to join us next >>> volatility returns john chu has more on that. >> so we've been talking about what's happening with the dow and how many points it's lost and gained throughout the week here for those who subscribe more to the s&p 50

he said he was most impressed with chris christie and his grilling ability.s the most memorable was when mitt romney flipped a pork chop and it flopped on the ground. also told me he remembers biden being here, he's here now at the fair, and he said he wasn't too bad at grilling. >> shepard: that's good to know. hillary vaughn with the pork chops at the fair. the actor danny trail isn't most known for his tough guy roles but, he just show that he's pretty tough in real life, too, when he pulled a baby from a flipped car. >> it was kind of like we were on the titanic looking for a good seat, like it's going to be over pretty soon. >> shepard: he joins us live coming next. plus, a close encounter from under the sea. we will learn of the woman whose photo off with an octopus ended up with her in the hospital. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va guaranteed cash out loan. it lets you take out an average of over 50,000 dollars. i called and got 51,300 dollars. i called and got 54,200 dollars. we called and we got 58,800

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he was most impressed in 2016 with former new jersey governor chris christie but said he remembers biden in 2008. he said he kept him out of a job. >> dana: i judge people on how well they play skee ball. how was the governor? she can't hear me. that was a great question. i'm a very good skee ball player and i will take on anyone, including greg guttfeld next year when we are there at the fair. apple customers taking action after finding out that siri was up to no good. you won't believe it. plus a new sign that kids are spending too much time looking at screens. ahead, the new study that shows more and more kids are refusing to take the field. we will talk about this with espn analyst marty smith. are you a veteran, own a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va guaranteed cash out loan. it lets you take out an average of over 50,000 dollars. i called and got 51,300 dollars. i called and got 54,200 dollars. we called and we got 58,800 dollars. so, if you're a veteran homeowner who needs cash, call newday usa. hf@6t,á!x4÷s shmyxlz to and practice... kidlots of practice.

chris christie, poof. and jim gilmore, poof. in 2015 and 2016, we ended up tracking the demise of 16 different republican primary candidates right down to the bitter, bitter end. are you ready? here it goes. senator ted cruz dropped out. thank you for your time. poof. john kasich, the last man to get poofed. that leaves alone among the smoking wreckage, he who will not be poofed. donald trump. you win. the poof machine is retired. all gone but one. the republican primary is over. now i want something new to poof. that was this show on may 4, 2016, same outfit. but it has taken this long, it has taken more than three years to find something new to poof. but we do, of course, now have that new responsibility once again. as the impossibly large press pr presidential field is on the democratic side. we are already in august of 2019, we are already even earlier than the republicans started shedding candidates. a eric swalwell left the race on july 8. three, two, one, poof. he was the first one poofed off the list. he was the first on

fit now because trump has changed to the chessboard on the issues of trade -- >> chris christie 2012.a: same kind of thing. >> he has changed the chessboard but there's something we have to keep in mind and this is the paradox of a primary season where you are speaking to people vote in primaries but you are speaking to the whole country and you've o got to be careful s you talk to democrats that you are not going to turn off and defend them. >> laura: they were all out on open borders tonight. other than biden, basically you come, stay, we will embrace you can't deport, can't detain. children apparently who came alone had to be released into the country. those are the people, kids being detained. we do not know who their parents noe up there that's why they are being detained. not because we are mean. >> this has a lot of centrist cedemocrats worried because they are basically saying the act of crossing the border illegally is not illegal and you cannot be detained. that is an effectiveeg open borr policy. that is not where the american public is in last night it was almost sad when

but it's a hard fit now because trump has changed the chessboard on the issue of trade -- >> chris christie >> change the chessboard, but there is something that have to keepg. in mind and this is the paradox of the primary season where you're speaking to people who vote in primaries but the truth is you are speaking to the whole country and you got to be careful. >> laura: they were all out on open borders tonight though. other than biden and maybe bennett, it was basically you come, you stay, we will embrace you. can't afford, can't attain. children apparently who came alone have to just be released into the country. most of the people -- kids are being detained. we don't know who their parents are. that's why they are being detained. not because we are mean. >> this is a lot of centrist democrats were because they're basically saying the act of crossing the border illegally is not illegal and you cannot be detained. that is an effective open border policy. that is not where the american public is in last night -- you might want to at least ring the doorbell. >> laura: noted taming, no de

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that cup along with apparently the world's best at-home meatloaf if you believe what he told chris christies president feels the need to invent bogus awards to inflate his net worth, to boast about beautiful letters from a murderous dictator and, for good measure, display sham magazine covers. that's right. it's a phony "time" magazine cover hung on the walls of at least five of the president's golf courses. someone actually made that. it might have been undocumented. we don't know. probably the president didn't make it -- what? there's evidence undocumented people worked at his resort, so it's possible. it doesn't seem likely, though, the president himself made that because, you know, "time" is spelled correctly. as for the bogus michigan man of the year award, then citizen trump gave a speech back in 2013 where he most definitely was not named michigan man of that year or any other year, but that's the best theory as to where the president first gave himself the invisible crown. and if you're waiting for him to clear things up, good luck to ya. in president trump's world, every year is hi

then more recently trump made some noises about appointing chris christie head of an opiate commission to look at the nation's difficulty with opiates. he also formed one with the secretary of state from kansas on voter suppression. the christie one never got off the ground, and the other crashed and burned pretty specifically. i forgot to say, by the way, that no president ever appoints a commission on a topic that is going well. the topic always has to be something that is not going well, where there are serious conflicts, and that's another reason why at least in my view, they resemble literature. literature likewise would go nowhere without conflicts, and where you have conflicts, you have literature, and where you have conflicts, you have commissions and there is an overlap. as i say, the trump commission, or the trump experience with commissions has been as with much else with trump, rather disruptive of previous patterns, but i did notice about a year ago in the atlantic an article featured on the cover about artificial intelligence, and concluding that this is a weighty problem

who mishandled natural disasters, obviously george bush with katrina and in a different way, chris christiearack obama a week before the election of 2008. it's not good look to be overseas. he's going to undo it in a mter of time. he'll start tweeting thank god mar-a-lago was missed. thank god doral was missed. >> he might go golfing today. he's not, this is not going to hold. i don't think the people of florida should be holding their breath for any kind of empathy. >> to philippe's point, we've seen how the president handles his natural disasters, he shows way more empathy to states that voted for him. remember california with the wildfires he was there and talking about how officials didn't do enough when it comes to raking the forests. that kind of thing. what should we expect to see here? >> well it will be left to be determined to see how he handles this. to your point, jeff, we're going to see him hand it will far differently than he handled puerto rico, than he handled california. states that did not support him in 2016. he's got properties in florida and he's got a lot of personal

we went to the airport diner, chris christie come in. jeb bush come in.ted states come in. it was a fantastic diner show and that's where all this came from. ainsley: do you know why it was so good? steve: tucker carlson and i were there. and today in the exactly the same spot in the same chair, there is the great griff jenkins. ainsley: hey, griff. griff: good morning, steve. they still remember you from being here in that -- he said tell steve i said hello. he only wishes you were here instead of me. it's a great crowd. you know, that rally drew people -- we have in this diner right now people from florida, from texas, from rhode island and massachusetts. i want to go to a couple from rhode island right now. chris and llana were at the rally last night. chris, you are a doctor, retired physician, what did you think about what the president was saying about healthcare? >> i thought it was fantastic. he is talking about lowering healthcare costs and bringing everybody together at a different price point which we really need and not centralizing power wher

before we know it the hour is up and it's time to track back down chris. christie says. of. pace. rwanda's tourism policy we're told is one of low volume high value visitor numbers are restricted and the price is high translates to $25.00 per minute for the hours spent with the gorillas tourist actually who come to see the girl as i understand why we've done that understand that it's all about conservation for the species and you can even see it in the in the in the last response essence that we did our strategy has actually proven to be done right away to do this we've seen a 26 percent increase in the number of individual born in the us so it's working both on the conservation side and on the tourism side it's a fragile success story critically endangered for years and now their status has been adjusted to endangered the latest census shows or just over a 1000 gorillas spanning rwanda uganda and the democratic republic of congo from just around 200 a few decades ago but that still doesn't seem a large number when you think that it's the whole world's entire population of these i

then more recently, trump made chris about appointing christie the head of an opiate commission. along with the from kansas state' about voter suppression. the kobach one crashed and burned pretty specifically. i should say no president ever appoints a commission on a topic that is going well. the topic has to be something , where not going well there are serious conflicts and that is another reason why they resemble literature. would goe, likewise nowhere. there is this overlap. as i say, the trump commission of been rather disruptive previous patterns but i did notice a year ago in the atlantic, henry kissinger riding in article about artificial intelligence and concluding that this is a very weighty problem that requires -- guess what? toresidential commission assess in terms of its likely effects. form in theturn to sense that henry kissinger riding in the atlantic went back to the notables of the sort -- in theg -- writing atlantic with back to the notables of this sort that write these things. there's an interim locking directive. a lot who were quite noticeable got pointed

before we know it the hour is up and it's time to track back down chris. christie says. of. pace. rhonda's tourism policy we're told is one of low volume high value visitor numbers are restricted and the price is high translates to $25.00 per minute for the hours spent with the gorillas tourist actually who come to see the girl as i understand why we've done that understand that it's all about conservation for the species and you can even see it in the in the in the last recent systems that we did our strategy has actually prevent to be done right away to do this we've seen a 26 percent increase in the number of individuals who are in the us so it's working both on the conservation side and on the tourism side it's a fragile success story critically endangered for years and now their status has been adjusted to endangered the latest census shows or just over a 1000 gorillas spanning rwanda uganda and the democratic republic of congo from just around 200 a few decades ago but that still doesn't seem a large number when you think that it's the whole world's entire population of thes

if you look back at what happened during the transition in 2016 going into 2017, chris christie, formernor of new jersey was the head of it. they fired him very early in that process, and there was nobody who took the helm. there was a bit of chaos, and you see the result of the chaos of that delynntive process. >> this is no 2016 or 2017, it's 2019. >> i'm saying, victor, you're not seeing lists like that today. >> her man cain, steven moore -- no, herman cain and stephen moore were this year. >> ratcliffe was this week. >> part of what you're seeing there is this technique that the president has, and you can bash it if you want, but he likes a national focus group. he does this a lot. he'll tweet something out. he'll go to his rallies and see how it's responded to. he'll see how the host on fox news respond to it. how fox and friends responds to it and then if it doesn't go well he withdraws it. other administrations did this internally in many ways, he does it externally. >> is that the way you're supposed to run a railroad? the president says i throw a name out to the media, you vet