serryth colbert is a driven and ambitious man.inning rower. he's also a former surgeon at bath royal united hospital, specialising in the head, neck, face and jaw. but after raising whistle—blowing concerns, he was sacked last year for bullying. my genuine whistle—blowing concerns, they try and deflect all the attention away — redesignated as interpersonal conflict. there were personality clashes between mr colbert and some other staff at the ruh, and he also made several serious allegations about patient safety. as a result, one dentist was disciplined and he reported another for treating private patients using nhs resources. he also raised concerns about the safety of some operations, but most seriously that his department was chasing targets by treating routine tooth extractions rather than cancer cases. he claims this delayed the treatment of at least 300 patients. delaying the treatment of any patient with cancer puts them at harm. it's indefensible, and it's something you cannot do in any trust, anywhere, any time. mr colber

are you ready to take the colbert questionert?> stephen: you're a brave. ♪ ♪ andre 3000, what is the best sandwich? >> andre 3000: a fried bologna sandwich. >> stephen: can you walk me through that? can you walk me through fried bologna sandwich? >> andre 3000: baloney, you know, take the little rubber -- and you cut some slits in it so you don't -- i don't pop up. >> stephen: you cut the slits. >> andre 3000: so we can stand the flat surface. you flip it and you put it on some bread. mayonnaise, lettuce. whatever. it's a favorite, if that was a sandwich. if you're a meat eater. >> stephen: meat eater, okay. what was your first concert that you want to? >> andre 3000: i think it was like a fresh fest kind of thing in atlanta and i think it was like public enemy, ll, and houdini. yeah. yeah, my mama took me. >> stephen: my mama took me to my first concert too. >> andre 3000: it wasn't? >> stephen: the captain & tennille. that's not true, that's not true. chuck mangione. the children of sanchez to her and the captain was playing in

i'm your host, stephen colbert. come on. the electric feeling of being back.issed all of you all we were gone. though i had a great time last week. you know who did not have a great time last week? donald trump. it was the first day, right? on the first day of our vacation, we finally heard from new york judge and sexy grandpa joe from the porn classic, "willie and his chocolate wonka," arthur engoron. having previously found trump very guilty of fraud, judge engoron ordered him to pay $355 million. ♪ celebrate his fines! come on! ♪ and the punishment is more than just the cash. engoron also banned trump from serving as an executive of the trump organization or any other new york company for three years. [cheering] business man. not that anyone would ask him to run their company these days. i wouldn't ask him to run a food cart. "we're out of wieners. i ate all the wieners, but since i am out here fighting for you, really you ate the wieners. that'll be, uh, $355 million." but it gets worse, by which i mean so much better. because the $355 million ruling also

i am your host, stephen colbert.ay is the michigan primary for the democrats and the republicans, right? before we tape this, before the polls close, so we don't know the results. nikki haley, win or lose, keep doing whatever it is you think that is. inkle that the pundocracy is watching tonight involving michigan's large arab american population. due to their broad disapproval of how joe biden has supported israel's actions in gaza, a coalition of arab-american and muslim leaders are urging democrats to vote "uncommitted" in the primary as a form of protest. very important that this is a peaceful protest. they're angry but they're not going to do something insane and destructive like vote for dean phillips. and apparently, the biden administration is optimistic about a ceasefire deal. the odd thing is how we found out about it. last night, biden appeared on "late night with seth meyers." and i am so happy for my dear friend seth that he had the president on his show. even though the president has promised to come he

i'm your host, stephen colbert.re smack dab in the heart of primary season, and donald trump is out there trying to win over the voters that matter most: his juries. [laughter] today, today... he was back in a manhattan courtroom for the second defamation trial against him brought by e. jean carroll. you remember, last may, a jury found that trump sexually assaulted carroll and then defamed her by lying about it, a crime known in republican circles as "presumptive nominee." now, i'll tell you all about it in the latest installment of our ongoing series... >> road to the white house and/or big house! donald trump v. the people. america decides and/or convicts! >> we are an institute in a powerful death penalty. >> stephen: now, trump actually testified today briefly. of course, the last time trump was allowed to speak in court, it went completely off the rails, which did not escape the man overseeing this case, federal district court judge and batman's backup butler, lewis kaplan. kaplan set very strict guidelines fo

i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] i want to thank everyone in this audience who braved the cold outside to come in here and be even colder, because today, new york city was pummeled by a nor'easter, including a heavy dusting on the marquee at the ed sullivan theater. leading up to the storm, officials forecasted up to 8 inches of snow. of course, as is usually the case, that 8 inches was more like a confident 5. but you know what they say. [cheering] i got a little something. but you know what they say. it's not about the depth of the snow, it's how you plow it! thank you. back in the day, snow used to mean no school, but not anymore. because instead, in new york, students had a remote learning day. as in, the chances of learning? remote. the early morning snowstorm is this true? it depressed turnout in an important special election today in new york: the race to replace george santos. the candidates for that long island seat are republican mazi pilip and democrat tom suozzi. it's a showdown we're calling:

. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight... mitch bye!s, stephen welcomes chris hayes and carrie preston. 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! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: beautiful. good to see you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. welcome very welcome in here, out there, mr. and mrs. america and all the ships at sea to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] there is -- everybody knows. everybody's heard this. big news from washington today, because this just -- this just happened this afternoon, right? just a little while ago, mitch mcconnell announced he will step down as the senate's republican leader. [cheering] but, um, but is this true? he's not stepping down till november, because at 82, that's how long it takes him to step. mcconnell made his announcement on the senate floor and then took a fond shamble down memory lane. >> my career in the united states senate began amidst the reagan revolution. the

i'm your host, stephen colbert.eering] right now down in congress, everyone is at each other's throats because it is tuesday. also, also because of the border. now, no matter what your views are on immigration, there's no denying there's been a border crisis for decades, and recently, it's gotten ven more serious. in december, border crossings through mexico reached nearly 10,000 migrants per day. that number's risen more than fourfold compared to the 2010s. but then again, who can blame migrants for wanting to come here for a better life? i mean, they know our motto, e pluribus unum, which, e pluribus unum, which, of course, translates as f"we put the cheese in the crust." [laughter] ever since biden took office, republicans have been pushing him hard to get tougher on the border. and recently they've resorted to some extreme measures, like holding ukraine aid hostage over the building of a new border wall. it's a plan put forth by chief g.o.p. strategist chadimir dootin. good guy. he's a good guy. and this legisla

i'm your host, stephen colbert.ies and gentlemen, we are now nine months away from the 2024 election. be sure to have your affairs in order. with trump's nomination a near certainty, the maga-mob is now turning their focus to their leader's last remaining political rival: taylor swift. [laughter] apparently, donald trump and his allies are freaking out over reports that joe biden is seeking an endorsement from taylor swift. i gotta say. come on, joe. no, no, no, no. come on, joe, seeking the endorsement of a pop star? don't you think that is beneath the dignity of the office of she has to have standards. tay-tay did endorse joe-joe back in 2020, and her support this year could be huge. the size of the hugeness: large. just last year, a single instagram post of hers led to 35,000 new voter registrations. that's impressive. [cheers and applause] it's amazing. that's power, okay? it explains the strong finish for write-in candidate: "give her scarf back, jake!" now, reportedly, is this true? reportedly, biden's team is

i'm your host, stephen colbert. big story tonight if you're joining us from your local news is the weather in southern california. they have some. and it is the bad kind. they're currently being hit with an epic storm that is expected to bring a months' worth of rainfall in a day and is what the national weather service is calling "one of the most dramatic weather days in recent memory." but surely not the last. these bizarre weather emergencies are just going to keep happening. we all know the cause. al gore warned us about this. it's getting worse every year, so i'll just say it. the witch's curse! [cackling] i didn't see her cat when i backed out of my garage. the footage from the rain-pocalypse is pretty startling, like this of the santa barbara botanical gardens, which i'm told normally doesn't have a waterfall, and these flooded streets outside a wetsuit sale. yesterday, those were just suits. now, meteorologists say the drastic weather is being caused by something called an atospheric river, which is also the

>> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight...how" super postgame supershow super. first, stephen welcomes john krasinski and ryan gosling! with a special appearance by jon stewart. 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: hello, my friends. how are you? nice to see you. oh! right over there. that was a fun one. that was a fun one, baby. you feel that? you feel that electricity? it can only be one thing. it is super bowl night, baby! this is the night when all americans gather in front of the tv like one extended family to watch the premiere of "tracker." tracker: he's a human air tag. also the football game. and what a game it was. for the second time in super bowl history, we went to extra innings. so i think we all know the real winners were cbs ad sales. in overtime, san francisco got the ball first and put it through the uprights for 3 points. and between the two teams, is this true? they kicked seven field goals in th

i'm your host, stephen colbert.ng] i understand the excitement of these people, and i'll tell you what. let me give you a little inside scoop on what it's like to do one of these shows. 'cause everybody in late night talks about what's going on every day, what you experience, what we experience. and there's no better time, there's no time when there's more going on than a presidential election. this is, believe it or not, my seventh primary campaign, and there's nothing like this moment right now. we're just coming out of iowa. everyone's scrambling to make their mark in new hampshire. the american people are riveted by the suspense. nobody knows what's gonna happen. the primary season is just starting. and i'm being told it's over, and it's biden and trump. okay, that was fast. usually it takes longer than that. biden and trump. same two old men. this time even older. history is repeating itself, and if you need any more proof, jon stewart is back hosting "the daily show!" [cheering] welcome back, jon! welcome back

i'm your host, stephen colbert.re isn't much of a primary -- not a lot of suspense in the primaries this year but there was big news today from the one voting bloc who could sway the 24 election. federal judges. because around 10:00 a.m., the d.c. appeals court issued a ruling in trump's january 6th case, rejecting donald trump's claim of absolute immunity. [cheers and applause] whoo, baby! yes! the law applies to everyone! lowest bar! lowest bar! all right. here's what happened. i was hoping you'd be more of a ruthless mom. here's what happened. trump's lawyers argued that presidents can get away with any crime they commit in office as long as the senate does not then impeach them. but the bipartisan three-judge panel smacked that down in a unanimous ruling. "folks, these cowardly judges will not admit who they are. they choose to remain unanimous." [laughter] and in the united states... so it's official. former presidents are not immune from prosecution. now, that should be obvious, but it's never actually been te

was it jimmy kimmel or stephen colbert?is one. >> i think that jimmy kimmel is a dog. >> jesse: two horn dogs. >> how good was the sex? good to lose democracy over? i've never had it that good. >> jesse: have you ever had gutfeld that good? >> just about an hour ago. >> jesse: which of you cohost compared sex to pizza on valentine's day. joy behar or will be? >> i'm going joy. >> i will go joy, but she always makes comments we talk about. >> if you like having that with them enough, even the mediocre is pretty good. >> jesse: pizza. >> we are in that scene in our favorite movie, the other one, the new one where they go off the cliff and they are holding hands. >> "thelma and louise." >> jesse: they both died. >> we are dying together, jesse. >> jesse: which squad number spilled the beans and said -- was it omar or jaya pod? >> i will go ahead with -- >> i'm saying that correctly? >> what is she going to do, sue you? >> we need our base, we need immigrant voters and we need an inclusive message. >> jesse: coming down to the

. >> it's "the late show" with stephen colbert! tonight, smash wednesday! and valentine's day with stephen! plus, stephen welcomes mark wahlberg! and willie gladstone ! 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. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome, welcome, and here come out there, all the ships and sees, i am your host, stephen colbert. [cheers and applause] i just want to start tonight by saying calm down. there's no reason to panic, and i know that because of the screaming headlines that say "no reason to panic." unfortunately, having no reason is my favorite way to panic. all of this because there is some alarming news from ohio are presented and men who just walked in on his son playing catch with another dad, mike turner. the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee released an unusual statement today warning of a serious national security threat without providing any additional details. that's unnecessarily vague. it's lie labeling

." >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight... poll position! first, stephen welcomes john cena kwame alexander, and musical guest asake. 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: beautiful. i could go for a big bowl of pasta. wouldn't you like a big bowl of pasta? [cheers and applause] have a good show. have a really good show. thank you, everybody. please. have a seat. welcome. welcome one at all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. ladies and gentlemen, folks. they say history repeats itself. well, you can say that again. because we're nine months out from the presidential election, and it's like we're watching a rerun of 2020. chiefs playing the 49ers in the super bowl. unless something crazy happens, it's trump v. biden. and trump's been leading in a lot of polls, but today in a new quinnipiac poll, biden has leapt out to lead trump 50-44. [cheering] thank god. thank god. thank god, some good news in an otherwise depres

finishing with a gold — we hearfrom gb�*s 19—year—old swimming champion freya colbert after her triumphonships in doha. hello and welcome to the programme. there is a big match at the bottom of the premier league this evening. third from bottom everton host a crystal palace side who are just two places above them and have won just two of their last i3 league games. palace have been without manager roy hodgson since the health scare that led to the 76—year—old being hospitalised last thursday. his condition has been described as "stable". there have been rumours that former eintracht frankfurt boss 0liver glasner is set to replace hodgson, after the club's poor run of form. 0liver glasner is set to replace hodgson, after the club's poor run of form. obviously, it's nothing to do with us. and if it imbalances their situation, that's helpful. but equally, you can turn it the other way. and will they galvanise for that situation? who knows? but i've always kept the straight forward thinking that it's about us. we've got to make the game about us, particularly at goodison. of course we want

i'm your host, stephen colbert.ng] i hope all my viewers in the northeast are battening down the hatches, because tomorrow, the region is supposed to get a whole lotta snow. at least that's what we've been told by the people who do this. [laughter] now, here in new york city, they're predicting the biggest snowstorm in two years. if anybody out there has never been to new york during a snowstorm, it goes like this. one hour of beautiful fresh powder, three weeks of mount kiliman-garbage. the city is supposed to get up to 8 inches before 2:00 p.m. tomorrow in a nor'easter forecasters are predicting will be "quick but intense." nothing to be ashamed of, nor'easter. you haven't snowed in two years, of course you're excited. perfectly normal to have premature precipitation. premature precipitation. not that easy to say. thanks to the snow, tomorrow, all new york city public schools will have remote classes. and i know people knock remote learning, but studies show there is no better way for your children to get in 8 hou

i'm your host, stephen colbert. thank you, citizen.fter losing by 30 points in iowa and polling at an anemic 6% in new hampshire, ron desantis has dropped out of the presidential race. [cheering] right there. right there, ladies and gentlemen. there it is, the reaction he never got while he was running for president. but ron, don't cry because it's over. smile because you need practice smiling. i don't understand why americans didn't rally behind a guy who declared war on the magic kingdom, attacked trans kids, denied covid, kidnapped migrants and flew them to martha's vineyard, and ate pudding with his fingers. finger-pudding, of course, a delicacy known as... [gagging] [laughter] desantis conceded in a video he released on x. >> following our second place finish in iowa, we've prayed and deliberated on the way forward. if there was anything i could do to produce a favorable outcome -- more campaign stops, more interviews -- i would do it. >> stephen: "but then i realized there's nothing i can do to make people like ron desantis, beca

i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheering] ladies and gentlemen, folks. they say history repeats itself. well, you can say that again. because we're nine months out from the presidential election, and it's like we're watching a rerun of 2020. chiefs playing the 49ers in the super bowl. unless something crazy happens, it's trump v. biden. and trump's been leading in a lot of polls, but today in a new quinnipiac poll, biden has leapt out to lead trump 50-44. [cheering] thank god. thank god. thank god, some good news in an otherwise depressing reality! this is like finding some punch in a turd bowl! i don't know. i don't know just how joe did it, but political analysts think it may be his strategy of standing still while his opponent repeatedly quotes hitler. okay. now, no surprise, the credit really goes to women voters. biden leads among women by a margin of 58 to 36%. "that's right. hey, ladies. hello, ladies. that's right, the ladies love cool joe. they love my store-bought smile. they love the shades. they love that thing where i'm the last one standing

i'm your host, stephen colbert.olks, if you watch the show, and i hope you do, you know that i give republicans in the congress a hard time. but every so often, i know. but every so often, you just gotta step back and appreciate how much harder of a time they give themselves. because recently their stupid levels have reached critical dumb. earlier this week, under orders from donald trump, they rejected their own border deal that they demanded four months ago in exchange for aid to ukraine. and instead, yesterday, they decided to impeach secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas, who most americans could not pick out of a line-up, including you, because this is not alejandro mayorkas. but in fact is just an image one of my writers found by googling the words "bald man in suit." the real, the actual target of this impeachment was actual homeland security secretary and "bald man in suit," alejandro mayorkas. the vote was called by house speaker and man in the commercial who has the confidence to shake hands ag

you had stephen colbert, who's supposed to do a late nightwatc comedy show. he looked like he was about to cry. watch this. >> i know. i know how numb we've become, but it's not normal. >> no other candidates for the presidency has ever had to pause his campaign to defend himself in multiple courtshis c and i would like to point outl that in all seven of his casesst no one, no one doubts that he did these thingsthes. we're just sitting around patiently waiting to find out if the wheels of justice will grind fast enough for there to be any consequences. and the media is covering it like it's any other sto political story. >> like it's all horse racry,e. i mean, you turn on the tv,watc you want to watch someone like johnny carson and it's liz warren screaming at you. >> wait, you close to the lens? >> look, i am going to say i am someone, stephen colbert and ive believe donald trump legitimately as a lawyer dot of all seven of those cases that you just laid cot, either not culpablee laid m a civil context or innocent on a guilty or innocenn ascentt. and, jesse,

i am your host, stephen colbert. it was an insane day for america donald trump.had not won, but two criminal trials. one in new york, one in georgia at the exact same time. the only way to follow all of the action was to have multiple tv's. that's why i watched all the proceedings today at buffalo wild wings. then, tomorrow, judge engoron is expected to issue a verdict in trump's $370 million civil fraud trial. whatever he rules, i believe the verdict is unfair...to me! i don't have a show tomorrow! justice delayed is punchlines denied. those three are just today and tomorrow. he's also facing the january 6th trial in washington d.c., the classified documents case in florida, colorado trying to throw him off the ballot for insurrection, and his appeal of the verdict in the e. jean carroll defamation case, in which a jury has already found that trump committed sexual assault. and yet, people want to hire this maniac to be president. in light of all of that, i'd like to make a brief public service announcement: this is [bleep] up. i know we've become numb to it. an

i'm going to knight you stephen ken colbert. swear to make yourself as smooth and shiny as possible so that you might reflect the awesomeness of barbie? >> stephen: i will be as smooth and shiny as this man here. >> ryan: reach into your pocket. [applause] [cheering] >> stephen: "the fall guy" is in theaters this may. ryan gosling, everybody. we'll be - [narrator] at kpix, we're taking weather to the next level. - we can show not just what's happening at ground level, but we can show what's happening in the upper levels of the atmosphere. let's lift the clouds off of ground level and talk... - it really spotlights how unique the geography is here. - it's dynamic. it's different. as i lift this, you can actually see it in real-time. this is shaking it up for me as an meteorologist. - [narrator] the bay area's only virtual weather studio. next level weather. only on kpix and pix+. kerendia presents... the abcs of ckd a is for awareness, because knowing that your chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes could progress to dialysis

but the way he pretends, you've got colbert, jimmy fallon.iden for years now and i've counted them up on my hard drive. we've done hundreds of joe bidens. i had ever heard anything from the administration. i know they are aware of it. >> greg: do you think he's aware of it? >> tyrus: he is for a minute. [laughter] he can't really -- you know. just imagine, 3:00 in the morning and eats up flipping through the channels and the "gutfeld!" replay comes on he sees that. he'll be like, "we are going to get that -- huh?" i bet if he remembered he would get a "come on, man." or that he would beat you up but you can't bring the big black guy with you. >> greg: he might look at the "gutfeld!" show and say, "i never did that show." >> tyrus: and he would ask the real president, dr. biden, "why don't i do that show?" and shall be like, "you can't." >> kat: i don't know that he's aware of jimmy fallon's impression. >> greg: do you think jimmy was aware of tom? >> kat: maybe. i don't know. it is telling that it didn't really take a long time for him to try

they entered iran through colbert's relations and fake national cards were forged for them in such a way that, in case of inquiries, similar information. they used a separate phone for each job . those phones were for night operations. those saips that are blue saifa from tehran. his license plate was from tehran, he was young, he brought the things. there were five sofas, all of which had bombs, explosive cables, and a bomb satellite dripper inside the tool bags. these people had to place the bombs, then these bombs were activated by satellite. all the work was done perfectly and only the placement of bombs in the industrial centers remained. the command to start the operation was issued on the red windows machine. by issuing this order, the security guards should have made arrests. immediately after the news of the arrest of the terrorists, david barnia, head of the iran desk in the mossad dismissed and for the first time a woman became the head of this table. the complete nobility of the anonymous forces of imam zaman to this action. it was a fear that endangered the entire zionis

they entered iran through colbert's connections, and fake national cards were forged for them in such a way that, in case of inquiry, information similar to that of real citizens was confirmed. they finally. they used a separate phone for each job . he was on the phone for the night of the operation , the blue-colored saifa from tehran , his block was from tehran, he was a young man and brought five there were even sofas that had bombs in them and explosive cables and inside the tool bags there was also a satellite bomb dropper. these people had to place the bombs and then these bombs were activated by satellite. everything was done perfectly and the only thing left was to plant bombs in industrial centers. the command to start the operation was issued on the red windows machine. by issuing this order , the security guards should have made arrests. immediately after the news of the arrest of the terrorists, david barnia dismissed the head of the iran desk in the mossad and became the head of this desk for the first time. the complete aristocracy of the anonymous forces of imam zaman w

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they entered iran through colbert's relations, and for them, fake national cards were forged in such a way that, in case of inquiry, the information similar to the information of real citizens was confirmed. they finally entered iran to reach their safe house through the same interface, a place that is home our safe was there in isfahan, and it was sent to us on the red windows system, and they told us to go to the mashkat parking lot at 9 in the morning, and there, from an anonymous person , pick up a working car and a persian car. they used a separate phone for everything. those phones were for operations. the blue-colored saipa, whose license plate was from tehran, was young and brought the things. there were five sofas, all of which had bombs and explosive cables inside tool bags. there was also a satellite bomb dropper, these people the bombs had to be placed, then these bombs were activated by satellite, all the work was done perfectly, and only the placement of the bombs in the industrial centers was left. the command to start the operation was issued on the red windows machin

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the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> the united auto workers endorsed president biden on wednesday, joining several other transportation unions including the national air traffic controllers association and the brotherhood of railroad signalmen. >> although there is one transportation union that endorsed former president trump... >> hello.

here. [ laughter ] >> why all of the birds >> thank you for watching, the late show with stephen colbert is next >> president biden changes course, now saying he'll shut down the border where necessary if congress votes to give him that power. but president biden's predecessor, who plans to run on immigration, urged republicans this weekend to kill the deal. trump posting on social media "a border bill is not necessary." >> this is a very interesting turn of events, because when trump was president, he really

. >> thank you any way for watching, the late show with stephen colbert is coming up next, good night >> pizza hut is offering goodbye pies to help soften the blow of a prevalentine's day breakup. >> basically the restaurant will send your boyfriend or girlfriend a free hot honey pie to break the news that you are dumping

freya colbert claimed a stunning gold for great britain's in the women's 400m medley, on the final dayook silver in the men's final, while ireland's daniel wiffen won his second gold of the games in the 1500 metres freestyle. a moment of silence was held to mark the passing of marathon world record holder kelvin kiptum at the seville marathon. kiptum died in a car accident in his native kenya last week along with his coach gervais haki—zimana. the athletes paused for 42 seconds of silence to match the distance of the marathon before getting under way. great britain'sjemma reekie posted the second fastest indoor 800 metres time this year, as she won the uk championship. reekie raced away from the field on the final lap in birmingham, putting in arguably the performance of the weekend to take the gold medal. it means she's in good form going into the world championships, which take place in glasgow on the first weekend of march. laura muir must also be looking forward to performing in front of another home crowd at the world indoors — the scot dominated the women's 3000 metres to take th

you have stephen colbert, jon stewart, trevor noah, all of these people already doing that.'t need a guy coming from egypt to tell them, hey, let me tell you how your politics should work. so i turned my comedy to be more of a personaljourney. i've always been out of place. i'm someone who's, like, judged for what he would say, because it's different from the mainstream, and some people like it, some people hate it. and i came here, i'm a migrant, and while trump is taking power, so all of this put me in a very unique situation. i was in medicine, i never liked medicine. i always hated it. i went into comedy, i'm not equipped for it. so i always feel like i'm always a fish out of water, so now my comedy is more about... my show, my stand—up comedy show, isjust, like, an hour of personal stories. having to fight through these expectations that are set up against me. i just wonder if there was ever a time, as you were leaving egypt, when you actually wondered whether you wanted to give up on comedy altogether? because you were pretty bitter when you left egypt. very. you felt

so, when you see joe biden sit down with seth meyers who is the poor man's stephen colbert where 90%of the interview will be probably about biden's age but probably couching it in a way where seth meyers is equating joe biden with jumper jill biden or something cream puff, t-ball kind of questions. this shows you that this president is not ready for a second term as at this point. i don't mind, by the way, when candidates go on shows like this, but you have to balance it, to your point by going on other places, including fox news by the way with a bret baier or a martha mccallum, for example. and taking serious questions about the border and crime and inflation and about these wars that we're pouring billions of dollars in and i can go on the list as far as the topics that can be discussed. but this interview with seth meyers will be, basically, t-ball if you put a beach ball on the t at this point, carley. >> carley: i think you are right. do the late night introduce and fun ones and do the hard hitting ones as well or face this kind of criticism. i'm also mainly concerned about the

. - tay—tay did not sway—sway, as stephen colbert said at the time.hink came out a few weeks ago where americans were kind of surveyed to see whether or not they'd be more likely to vote for a candidate who was endorsed by taylor swift. and in that, 18% of all voters said that they would be more likely or significantly more likely to vote for a candidate endorsed by taylor swift. and so i wonder, if it is looking like a very close race, whether that endorsement could be enough to tip enough people over the edge, particularly with those younger audiences, who obviously do tend to be more liberal and kind of aligned with those causes that taylor swift aligned herself with. that's fascinating. 18% — that's high. that's a a heck of a number, particularly when it's, as you were saying, 51% of people regard themselves as taylor swift fans. if taylor swift had come out for remain in the brexit referendum, there would be like a remain landslide, potentially. i don't know if my maths works out there, by those metrics. because, again, what fascinates me, though

that was steven colbert on the news about lockdown advisory. what do you think about that?he fact we're dropping restrictions now. not every place is doing it. my own employer johns hopkins hospital requires that i wear a mask when i walk into the building. the security guards, half are wearing a mask and half have their nose hanging out and most are making a mockery out of science. i wish dr. fauci and the science officials would say something about this practice since they set it in motion. elizabeth: this is our fourth installment of misleading america. our series this week. former nid director, dr. fauci, is going to release his memoir in june and rand paul said fauci and the government deceived americans on lockdowns, masks, funding and dangerous research to create super viruses in china misleading america about it. >> what's so sad is beyond the finger pointing, the entire covid pandemic was likely avoidable. the entire thing prevented and all the damage and what we know very clearly and in part from rand paul's research in his book deception, dr. fauci was saying opp

>> stephen colbert has done some great interviews with joe biden, because they get personal and talkbout things like grief and family, so those things resonate. >> people know you have experience tragedies in your life, and we are inspired by the way that you have responded to those, and for myself and i think i suspect for millions of people out there i would like to offer my condolences for the loss of your son beau. i know that he was a great man. i was hoping you could tell us a story about him. if the president in his eulogy called your son joe 2.0. in what way is that a compliment to you? >> my dad had a quotation. if you know you are successful as a parent when you turn around and your son is better than you. my son was better than me. he was better than me in almost every way. the thing about beau was -- and the expression my dad had was never complained and never explain. i never once single time i ever heard of my child complain. when he was in that accident and lost his mom and his sister, she was very badly injured, almost every bone in his body was broken. he was in a ca

how about stephen colbert melting down?is freaking out so much that even when they put the camera on his audience, they look a little depressed. i saw half of their faces in the waiting room at sloan-kettering. they are scared of him. he is like a robot that blew a gasket and nobody knows how to shut it off. john oliver is lecturing us now? go back to the u.k. he said he's going to pay clarence thomas $1 million a year if he quits the supreme court? i was going to say, i would pay john oliver $1 million a year to quit comedy, but it dawned on me he hasn't tried it yet. >> jesse: if joe becomes president, he might get supported. we are not encouraging deportations of john oliver. >> nick: i will. i don't represent fox. i will say it. >> jesse: dictator on day one, john oliver back to england periods [laughter] nick, thank you. johnny celebrate presidents' day. >> abe lincoln had a famous line. a house divided cannot -- >> multiply. [buzzer] when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repa

ted colbert, what you think needs to do differently to address these workforce shortages? what are some solutions that they have not thought about? what are some of the things that you are thinking about in terms of tackling this issue? expanding the workforce poll. >> we don't make those but we do all kinds of other things. si i will talk about that. the workforce is -- every discussion that we have today about stabilizing and building up other things that we do in our business. there is a ton of tactics. i will share some with you but i think we can all leverage and scale. one is going back in the pipeline of talent and creating conditions to increase talent in the stem fields. we have a program we kicked off in san antonio that is bringing young talent into our environment. getting them curious about things that we do, taking up the fear factor of hard, technical things and really building that next generation of talent. the secondary that i think is really important and i hope will speak to this audience is our veteran population. our veteran population is rich with gr

but if you watch kimmel or seth meyers or stephen colbert you can't tell the difference between them.serious with a prison fight talking about politics. i would have liked to have seen a couple more questions regarding this but the bottom line is that this doesn't move the needle in any way, shape or form. this president has not done an interview since october. donald trump in his final year in office did 35 solo press conferences. you can't win the presidency by pleading the fifth. >> bill: youth vote number one and three. fox news voter analysis from 2020 youth voters 18 to 29 joe biden got 61%. donald trump 36. axios now more recent survey 18 to 34 biden at 52, trump at 48. those are different numbers if they play out that way. what do you think? >> if you are joe biden everybody is the youth vote. that's where he is at. i don't know what the appeal to joe biden is to say somebody 22 years old. what is he advocating for that would be good for them? i don't see it. the magic of donald trump is his ability to communicate with people outside of the people you would normally think. he

even trump bashing last night host stephen colbert put biden on blast. >> this could be proof that joebility to communicate with the dead world leaders. he is so old he straddles the line between this world and the next. that means follow me, that means biden can pierce the veil of mortality to assembly the greatest team to tackle any problem. >> in las vegas he told a story about recently talking to a french president who died in 1996. >> i'm not going to go down the rabbit hole with you. >> what rabbit hole? >> the president talked about having conversations in 2021 with european leaders deceased at that time. >> what he was trying to say, many people, elected officials, many people, you know, they can misspeak sometimes, right? >> harris: i want to meet you where you are with the word gaffes. that seems to be what you see all of it as. nbc poll taken before any of the most recent moments found more than 3/four of voters had major or moderate concerns about biden's mental and physical fitness. that includes 54% of democrats. david. >> concerns are one thing and then going and voting

freya colbert's gold in the 400—metre medley was the team's 18th and final medal across the fortnight wasjust trying to catch her up, but i don't have the best history of close finishes. soi so i was not sure. i had to get my hat off my goggles. i couldn't see the scoreboard and i couldn't see if i had won. the camera was on my face so i thought, maybe i have. i have to talk about the paris olympics, only five months away now, which seems mad, but it's true. where are you on your programme? these worlds have come at a slightly unusual time, they would not normally be this close to the olympics. that is what i meant when i said we weren't rested. we are in the middle of a hard training block at the minute. it was at a weird time, we were coming in not knowing what was going to happen and just using it as a good training environment to get some good racing under our belt before we went into trials. then go back in the heart block before the olympics in paris. if you qualify, paris will be your first olympics. what are you most looking forward to? fingers crossed, if i'm there, it willju