. >>> stephen colbert is back on television for his first >>> art and activism often go hand in handnd that includes a new film from a bay area ballet dancer turned actress. betty yu spoke to misty copeland about her effort to highlight one of our region's biggest issues in the hope for a fix. >> hi.i. good evevening. >> repeporter: from the stagage the e bibig screen, world renow ballerina misty copeland is in the limelight as actor and producer of a short film called "flower" which was shot and set in oakland. misty plays rose, a dancnce teacher r who supppport ailing motother. the two struggled to keep their home. she befriends a street dancer who renews her hope for the community. what's it like for you to be here in the bay area? i know it was shot during the pandemic. >> it's unbelievable because we made this film for the community. we thought a lot about taking the idea of a classical ballet and what that would look like, you know, in modern times focused on a commununity ththat i thinink sh be highghlighted, has issueses should be h highlighteded. >>>> reporter: those issues

twice at the colbert report over in the day.y knew who he was and i knew who he was because i'm cool. then the wonderful comedian melissa villasenor will be out here. folks, it's hispanic heritage month, the time of year we celebrate the incredible contributions of hispanic americans, which is important because, according to recent studies, while hollywood is more ethnically diverse than ever, latin presence in tv and film is declining. it's so bad that dora the explorer is getting replaced with "braylynn the tri delt doing study abroad." but perhaps the biggest issue we need to focus on this hispanic heritage month is what to call it. no one can seem to agree. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez calls it hispanic heritage month. pbs calls it hispanic & latino heritage month, and the new york public library calls it hispanic & latinx heritage month. i don't know all nuances, but i did recently learn that latinx refers to latinos of all genders and not, as i thought, latinos who have adamantium claws. so just what are the dif

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guest at the late show with stephen colbert? >> just watch the morning edition starting monday at 7:00 to get the secret word. watch all next week for a new word every day for your chance to see stephen colbert in person. we'll fly you to new york and put you up in a >> house republicans are meeting today after nominating congressman steve scalise to be the next speaker of the house. the next speaker of the house. >> house majority leader is facing an uphill battle to gain enough support from fellow party members to secure the gavel. >> obviously, we still have work to do. we have to go upstairs. >> you're watching c-span3, milk, milk, lemonade, around the corner laws are made. we now join the house g.o.p. still trying to elect a house speaker. >> welcome back to the speaker race, where he first g.o.p. congressman to make it up the slippery stairs wins the gavel. and they're off! it's a small group of hopefuls. there's steve scalise in red working his way up. jim jordan is way in the back in yellow but making his move. oh, and f

i am your host stephen colbert!ree weeks, the house gop has repeatedly humiliated itself with its inability to do even the simplest legislative function: pick a speaker of the house, proving themselves to be not so much a legislative body, but a flaming bag of poop left on the capitol's doorstep. but today was the piece de resis-stupid. after multiple rounds of voting, the gop narrowed their choices from 8 candidates down to one nominee: minnesota congressman tom emmer, seen here saying, "c'mon, you fellas wouldn't screw me over like you did to the last two identical guys!" according to people i pay to care, emmer is the house majority whip. he sits on the financial services committee, and perhaps most notably, he got two dui's, then sponsored legislation to lower the legal penalties that face accused drunk drivers. a little self-serving. he also introduced h.r. 2435: that mailbox was already knocked down. but tom emmer's enduring legacy will always be that he's the guy from this covidera zoom meeting in this house

i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheers and applause] ladies and gentlemen.od to be back. it feels good to be with all of you again here in the ed sullivan theater because after the first few months of the strike, evie refused to keep chanting my name. but now the writers' strike is over with a new contract that includes protections against ai, cost-of-living increases, better pay... better pay for streaming. plus, thanks to the picket lines, my writers got fresh air and sunshine and they do not care for that. now they are back safely in their joke holes doing what they do best, making my prompter word screen full of good and ha-ha. [laughter] thank you. thank you. right there. good to have you back. it's been a long time since our last "late show." we looked at the calendar today and, check my math on this, i believe we have been off the air for 154 indictments. is that right? is that right? ballpark it. ballpark it. it was a crazy summer to be off. it was just packed with events. obviously it would be stupid to try to recap everything that happened over the

i'm your host, stephen colbert. like to start off with some great news for fans of constitutional democracy. the republicans have picked a new speaker of the house. our long national nightmare is finally different. now, tonight's guests on the show are talking heads, so... [cheering] totally agree. so in honor of the g.o.p. spending the last three weeks "burnin' down the house," i'm naming tonight's congressional coverage "psycho killers." ♪ they're dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb ♪ here's the moment we've all been waiting for. america's new speaker of the house is louisiana congressman mike johnson, seen here ogling the photographer's crotch. his name is mike johnson. mike johnson. mike johnson, that is a name. he's the most generic-sounding congressional leader since the election of speaker james kirkland brand. johnson was just elected this afternoon, getting votes from all 220 republicans. finally, a man who appeals to all factions of the republican party: the maga faithful, the social conservativ

thank you for watching, the late show with stephen colbert is next., stay tuned to find out how you can win a round trip to new york to see the show in person. >>> would you like to be a vip guest at the late show with stephen colbert? >> just watch the morning edition starting monday at 7:00 to get the secret word. watch all next week for a new word every day for your chance to see stephen colbert in person. we'll fly you to new york and put you up in a >> house republicans are meeting today after nominating congressman steve scalise to be the next speaker of the house. the next speaker of the house. >> house majority leader is facing an uphill battle to gain enough support from fellow party members to secure the gavel. >> obviously, we still have work to do. we have to go upstairs. >> you're watching c-span3, milk, milk, lemonade, around the corner laws are made. we now join the house g.o.p. still trying to elect a house speaker. >> welcome back to the speaker race, where he first g.o.p. congressman to make it up the slippery stairs

i'm your host, stephen colbert.eering] tonight you join our broadcast with history already in progress, because mere minutes before i walked out here on this stage, republican kevin mccarthy was ousted as speaker of the house. and i'm sure this won't be taken out of context when i say i love the mccarthy hearings! this -- it's not really hearings, but you get the idea. you get the idea. this all started just last night, right? when matt gaetz introduced a motion to vacate the speaker's chair, which gaetz had threatened to file earlier in the day, and then mccarthy tweeted "bring it on" to which gaetz replied "just did." but then it continued when mccarthy replied "ok then." and gaetz replied "well ok." to which mccarthy replied "what happens now?" to which gaetz said, "not sure bro." to which mccarthy replied "i'm not ur bro, bro, but i think if i get a simple majority i survive" prompting gaetz to ask, "simple majority of total or just those present?" to which mccarthy said "simple majority of your mom." and gaetz

stephen colbert picked up my sock. >> stephen: can we get some lotion?tologist said "oh, you are dry." >> stephen: they always say that, though. because they have that moisturizer in the lobby. i hate to break it to you. >> henry: was in to see that last photograph of pence in the drugstore? >> henry: sad. >> henry: what ever we think, whatever political stripe you are, that four seats were empty. people were thinking about the antiperspirant on the wall. and there he is with his wife. thinking oh, my god. >> stephen: former vice president of the united states, first in line to the presidency, can't get 15 people into drugstore. >> henry: now we have the third in line to the presidency that scares the hell out of me. >> stephen: i am with you on that. >> henry: i don't mean to be political. i really want to talk about being henry. >> stephen: i want to talk about "being henry" too. i hate to break it to you but you are universally beloved. [cheering] and i know when you were the fonz, you've been so many things since then, so many fantastic indelible cha

i'm your host, stephen colbert. world is still in shock over the horrific surprise attack that hamas launched this weekend against israel. as of this taping, over 900 people in israel have been killed, including 11 americans, and an unknown number of civilians and soldiers have been kidnapped, including u.s. citizens. and as the conflict continues, nearly 700 people have been killed in gaza. the middle east is a complex region, but the complexity of the palestinian-israeli conflict is immaterial to the horror of this attack. it is heartbreaking to see violence escalate, and we hope and pray that some day peace is possible. now, on this show we try our best to talk about what everybody is talking about, but we didn't even attempt to write jokes about this. the human mind simply refuses to do it. even a.i. refused to do it. because we went onto chat-gpt, and this is true, it responded: "the middle east conflict is a serious and ongoing situation that affects many lives, and making jokes about such matters can easily b

i'm your host, stephen colbert. when all right, it's comin' on! you feel that tingle? we gotta get right back where we started from here at the ed sullivan theater! and it feels good! 'cause i was out last week for just a touch of the covid. it was technically my third bout of the covid, so let me get my card out here. there you go. oh, i get a free hoagie that i can't taste. but and i'm feeling good. [coughing] feeling good partly because i'm back on my feet, but mostly because jim jordan will not be speaker of the house. [cheering] oh! mmm. at this point, jordan might have to go back to his previous job at the museum of natural history. this is an historic humiliation for a man who will not be in the history books. he was undone not by the usual maga bomb throwers. he was brought low by a coalition of republican moderates, which shocked jordan supporters, who had relied on the maxim: "moderates always cave, a tale as old as time." that of course is a disney reference. though i think jordan prefers that song from "encanto." "we don't talk about what happened at ohio s

i'm your host, stephen colbert. it has now been 24 hours since house republicans reached into a bag of randos and pulled out a shiny new speaker of the house. the man they chose is louisiana representative mike johnson, seen here just as the edibles are kicking in. before yesterday, mike johnson had very little name recognition except for the fact that he has america's most generic name. i need your participation here. i want you to clap in here if you know someone named mike or michael johnson. [applause] any of those mike johnsons would be a better speaker of the house. but republicans are doing their best to convince us that their only choice was the right choice. texas representative pat fallon said this of johnson. >> i would really put him in a mold of ronald reagan. and i know that's saying a lot. he's shorter than the president. >> stephen: yes. and that's the thing everyone associates with reagan: his height. who can forget this famous moment? >> mr. gorbachev, i can dunk. [applause] >> stephen: it's true.

right before colbert is the late news with sara donchey.ll us what she is working on tonight. >> we are happy to see that he is back. we have been waiting a long time. we want to tell you about there video going viral right now. sap fran city worker going after a food vendor. the video shows a man in public, in a public works vest running towards a hot dog vendor and hurling his cart to the ground, scatters food everywhere. tonight we are talking to the person who was there, shot this video that everyone is sharing and everyone is talking about. we also reached out to the city of course. we will have all of that coming up tonight at 11:00. >> there are always two sides to the story. >> and that does not look quite right. >> we are talking to the people who saw it happen and reached out to the city and hopefully, you know v some answers. >> did stephen call you? personally? >> no, he didn't f. he wants to personally call me he can. any time he wants. >> you, too, by the way >> i usually do. >> all right, thank you, sara, see you tonight. >>

i'm your host, stephen colbert. nation is still reeling from yesterday's big story about former speaker of the house kevin mccarthy, seen here saying, "hello, monster-dot-com?" after just 9 months of sucking at his job, mccarthy was stripped of the gavel by eight members of his own party. to make it even worse, this all happened -- and this is true -- on national kevin day. [laughter] [applause] there's a national kevin. today is, of course -- and, again, this is true -- is national taco day and national vodka day. tacos and vodka. or as kevin mccarthy called them this morning: breakfast. following the vote, a defeated mccarthy held a press conference that can only be described as "one hour long." just would not end. and he started like this. >> president abraham lincoln once said "i'm an optimist because i don't see any other way." >> stephen: is he sure that's really from lincoln and not a crocheted pillow on etsy? as winston churchill famously said, "it's wine o'clock somewhere.'" mccarthy also waxed nostalgic ab

i'm your host, stephen colbert.ew of my viewers may notice tonight show looks a little different. i'm not presently in. sullivan theater. i am in. -- my house. this morning woke up feeling not great, flaming throat, little sweaty, coughing. i took one of those at home tests and it said that i am not pregnant. then i took a covert test and it told me i am pregnant with covid. so i took three more tests and they all agreed. i just want to take a second here to salute the manufacturers for making such a consistent and reliable product, but didn't really have to be so reliable? i was really looking forward to meeting jada pinkett smith tonight. the only upside is since i'm isolating, no one can slap me for having her name in my mouth. so that's it. i have covid-19, again. even though it's 2023. i should at least have something new like covid 23, here it has a better camera and the u.s. pc charging port so you can use it in europe. right now i'm feeling -- let's say fine. just a sore throat and a bad case of the lonelis,

. >> it's the late show stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] tonight, stephen welcomes bob odom kirk! and fortune feaster! featuring louis kato and the late show band. and now, live on tape from. sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] musical magical >> stephen: hello, friends! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] hey, everybody! thank you, thomas. welcome, welcome one and all in here, out there, all around the world to the late show, i am your host, stephen colbert. [cheers and applause] the united states congress continues to be a brimming bucket of garbage. after ditching the speaker for the first time in history, congress decided job well done. took the rest of the week off. seems lazy. it turns out it might have been appropriate safety measure according to republican garrett grades. >> i think if we had stayed together in the meeting last night, i think you would have seen fists thrown. >> stephen: and if the fists did start flying my money is on lauren boebert... after mack i've seen how

and all america, all the ships at i'm your host stephen colbert.s been over a week since republicans ousted speaker of the house kevin mccarthy in favor of their preferred leader. madness. [laughter] yesterday, it seemed like the house gop finally got their act together and nominated louisiana congressman and man in mars atmosphere without a helmet, steve scalise. huge, huge moment for scalise, for about five minutes, when it became clear that he lacks the votes needed to win the gavel. you see, he needs 217 to become speaker, but in the nominating round, he only got 113. i'm no math man, but that sounds like less. scalise can only afford to lose four votes total, right? i know at least one dozen republicans are refusing to back him. and somewhere against them because in 2002, scalise spoke and an event founded by former ku klux klan leader and current white nationalist david duke though he later denied knowing that the event was affiliated with neo-nazis. ironclad defense. "oh, neo nazis, i thought you said no nazis. sorry, it's hard to hear what

i'm your host, stephen colbert.eers and applause] today was the fourth day of the escalating conflict between israel and hamas, and the news is both heartbreaking and horrific. but if you read any of that news on twitter, you might want to check someplace else. because thanks to elon musk getting rid of twitter's verification system, misinformation about israel and hamas has been spreading on twitter, including false claims that benjamin netanyahu was hospitalized, video game footage passed off as footage of a hamas attack, and faked pictures of soccer star cristiano ronaldo holding the palestinian flag. not to question their fact-checking, but i'm pretty sure every picture of cristiano ronaldo is fake. no one has those abs! how do the legs attach? do they snap onto his torso? what this line's about? what is this line? i don't have those lines. i've looked. here at home, we still have no speaker of the house and the republicans don't seem any closer to finding one. in order to reach some consensus, last night, rough

i'm your host stephen colbert. >> reporter: late night is back. after a five-month hiatus the network shows will air new episodes on monday. they were one of the first casualties of the writers guild strike which ended after a tentative deal with studios. but many productions remain halted until the screen actors guild can strike their own deal. actors are hopeful as studio executives plan to attend when talks resume. las vegas hospitality workers are also hoping for a deal in the coming days with casinos on the strip. they voted to authorize a walkout if no agreement is reached. >> we're going bring the best damn contract -- >> that's right. >> reporter: as more autoworkers joined the picket line this week, the biggest health care strike in u.s. history may start wednesday. >> workers feel powerful, and they do have a lot of power now. >> reporter: almost 400,000 u.s. workers have gone on strike in the past year. usc economics professor larry harris says the boost from covid stimulus funding and increased retirements are keeping the labor market

good night. ♪ ♪ . >>> take a look at this r america's funny man, stephen colbert, back on the job.e writer's strike is over another can begin in a few hours that will impact the bay area. hot labor summer is not cooling of and >>> mccarthy becomes the first house speaker to be removed. hear from a lawmaker that took part in the vote to take him down. >>> temperatures warmer across the bay area today. they are going to be hot going through the rest of fleet week. taking a look at the forecast, coming up. >>> silicone valley, developing military technology? how these drones are making a difference in war zones a world away. >> the things that are going to really matter in the future to preserve democracy are coming from companies based here in the valley. >>> . >>> they are calling it hot labor summer. what are we talking about? seeing workers walking off of the job for better pay and working

i'm your host, stephen colbert. >> reporter: late night is back.shows will air new episodes on monday. they were one of the first casualties of the writers guild strike, which ended after a tentative deal with studios. but many productions remain halted until the screen actors guild can strike their own deal. actors are hopeful as studio executives plan to attend when talks resume tomorrow. las vegas hospitality workers are also hoping for a deal in the coming days with casinos on the strip. they voted to authorize a walkout if no agreement is reached. >> we're going to bring the best damn contract -- >> yeah! >> reporter: and as more auto workers join the picket line this week the biggest health care strike in u.s. history may start wednesday. >> workers feel powerful, and they do have a lot of power now. >> reporter: almost 400,000 u.s. workers have gone on strike in the past year. usc economics professor larry harris says the boost from covid stimulus funding and increased retirements are keeping the labor market tight. >> our unemployment rate

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so after a five month hiatus during the writers strike where stephen colbert was apparently out at seareally? >> she's dating travis kelce. i think this is the one. >> and jimmy kimmel was in session with the terminator here. >> i just don't know if i'll be back. you'll be back. but you only say that finally we have our 1135 trinity back. >> one attendee for jimmy kimmel live put it best. >> i missed them. we missed them. i'm a nurse. my patients, that's what gets them through the night. when they can't sleep at night. >> hey, well, all three hosts recapped the past five months, some of them of course, had similar takeaways. >> we've been gone so long. the bachelor is now a grandfather. we were off the air for so long. >> the bachelor went from this to this. this, i mean, and there was no way they were going to pass up making a comment on former president trump's mug shot from back in august. >> that is one anger glazed ham which led right into the story that kimmel revealed was the one he was most upset about missing. >> when the book trump in georgia and he self-reported his weight a

yeah, it's just because in that moment, stephen colbert is like, i know how to make a comedian you love uncomfortable is i think one of my favorite things in the world. yeah it was beautiful. i don't because i've never seen him like that, before. squirm. yeah, squirm. that's exactly the word. yes, it's cool. that's the name of your next book? sure. yeah, yeah, sure. i had a friend who said when i was worried about motherhood changing me, i said, no, no, don't worry. it doesn't change who you are. it enhances who you already are. so everything that you already are is like going to be at like a ten oh, okay. would you say that that's true for you are for your writing, for your comedy? i don't know because i haven't had time to do any. i have a 11 month old at home. i haven't really had to do much comedy. you'll see if you come tonight, when you come when you come tonight. it has. i see. i had i heard someone be like, you know, you get used to it. i'm like doing it. you see it or does it just break us? does like being a mom just like it's just all consuming. i don't know how it's changed m

the late news with sara donchey and then the late show with stephen colbert.ith all new episodes . these are two shows you want to spend the night with. record it, stream it, watch it live >>> the 49ers could be making for answers at quarterback with brock purdy's status in question. vern glenn explains in this morning's "red & gold report". >>> this is the volkswagen "red & gold report". >> the 49ers return to practice wednesday and you want to talk about booing the lead , check out how kyle shanahan started his press conference. >> deebo samuel, trent williams, green lines having a bad day and brock purdy is in protocol. >> what was that? >> in concussion protocol? that puts in and out to play on sunday. it is believe you may have been injured on a quarterback sneak monday night. >> starting to get symptoms on the plane and i found that out when we landed and we were pretty asleep and then he got checked up today or yesterday and now he is in protocol. >> for the "red & gold report", i am vern glenn. >>> giants baseball may be over the season but what a move

you might not live together. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah i think colbert was like, "this is turning intommy: like, "who's the president? >> who is, yeah. >> jimmy: and "what year is it?" >> yeah. and then, we went back to the well, which is a very dangerous thing to do in comedy. because you had a lot of questions that you had asked them that we hadn't gotten to in episode five. and episode 11, we did it again, and it was equally good, because you weren't allowed to go back and ask the questions better >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] >> because you had to use the original answers >> jimmy: yeah, the original bad answers from the original question - questionnaire that i sent out. >> also, my wife was -- let's be honest, my wife took this as an opportunity to do bits. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what we devised from interviewing your wife, was that she was -- she's trying to kill you [ laughter ] >> yeah. like, it was like, "what's the hardest you've laughed?" and i'm like, "oh, that's funny. our kids said this funny thing. and then her answer was, "the time he fell out of a canoe. [ laughter ]

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. >>> before we go to colbert tonight we know it has been a couple tough days, shocked and saddened by of the suffering we have seen in the middle east. there are people trying to make a difference. if it is saving lives, lightening up heavy hearts or using your voice to support people in their worst times. an american, a physician assistant who was on vacation in israel when the fighting broke out. now she is volunteering at a tel aviv hospital. amazing three her grandmother worked in that very same hospital when she came to israel from hungry after surviving the holocaust. >> i feel like it is my country. i am jewish. i feel like everybody that has been effected by this is my family >> how are you doing? >> there are good moments and bad moments. i think right now we had a siren, a couple before we started speaking. i think my anxiety built up. i had a little bit of a panic attack. but, you know, you must go on. that is what jews do in general. >> in vegas, rock band u2 changed the lyrics of one of their popular songs to honor the victims killed at the music festival. ♪ early morning

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. >>> before we go to colbert tonight, we know it was a wild day in washington with kevin mccarthy oustedspeaker of the house the shortest speakership in more than 140 years. that is a long time. we are taking a look back at the only two speakers that served less time in that role. here we go. >> oh! >> long time ago. the original beard. the beard. served as speaker 1875-1876 for 257 days and then he died in office. kevin mccarthy lasted almost two weeks longer than him but the shortest speakership ever, it would be hard for there to be a shorter, was one day. serving for the last day of the 40th congress way back in 1869. >> the hall of fame name. theodore, teddy >> yes. >> oh. i wonder if there is another walking around here today. >>> okay. that made us think, though, about getting pushed out of our jobs, maybe not our jobs but a lot of us have been fired from a job or two >> it is television >> it happens, it happens. >> vern, when it comes to sports we had a high profile ousting. just before the season was over. >> a lot of people upset by that. it happens, that is the biz. >> sports

then she became the assistant secretary of state during the overthrow of john a colbert. now she is biden's deputy secretary of state. she's been both parties because she's always there, this is the neo cons, and they have fought their way through and they have created an absolute disaster 1st and foremost for ukraine, right? trapped to print. so predictably, i wrote at the beginning of all of this into in 2022, not the very beginning, but at the beginning of this special now latoria operations that this is yet another neil con debacle. and this is exactly as it's turned out. we're given where we are now. we interviewed a former secretary of defense, chuck kagle, who's normally in the realist camp on issues. and he said, this has now become a defining issue for the united states. and it's, and the impression of its power in the world that america can not stand down. he was critical of joe biden for going as slow as biden's team has gone and said it's just too significant. and on top of that, as nato has grown with many of the nato members, he said, you know, if you look a

thank you for watching, the late show with stephen colbert is next.ent faces a new set of allegations. sources tell "abc news" that mr. trump shared u.s. nuclear secrets with an australian businessman. they say he told the number of nuclear warheads that are on each u.s. submarine and how close they can get to a russian submarine without being detected.

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