stays hers ricardo thanks to his win moves up to fourth and specials ferrari teammates can be right conan is in fifth. time after some german soccer and by munich wrapped up the bundesliga title last weekend so decided to rest some stars for their game against gladbach but the match was still important by and we're bidding to stay in the groove with a travel on the line while god bok are going for europe. clark back fans were hoping a weakened by and would give their side an easy ride defender jerome bowen saying was among those handed a well earned breather by the bundesliga champions nicholas zillah came into the starting eleven and enjoyed a difficult start he lost out in this challenge of yours that german each one notes a club back in the eight minutes he spent oh i have no chance but despite big games on the horizon in the german coke and champions league by and pushed hart thomas miller close to an equaliser here. in the thirty six minutes they did level militant prissie began as he set up some drove. robert leaven dusty's fill in almost missing. by and were clearly the best at sam

class in qualifying the german driver will be joined on the front row by his team mates can be right conan and for our reason even was made even better when world champion who was hamilton was relegated from fourth on the grid to ninth that was due to a gearbox change. and just a reminder of the top story that we're following for you. three people are dead dozens injured after a van plowed into crowds in munster the driver is amongst the dead and taken his own life police have said that it's too early to know the attackers most have put local media however poor says that he was a german man with psychological issues. of a more on the aftermath of this deadly van attack we're going to cross over now to our correspondent daniel cope who is standing by for us in the german city of munster daniel talk to me about the mood that's in the city there right now and nice has fallen and people really really shocked. i mean let's talk about today as has been the first real spring day here in germany after a very very long winter temperatures were here between sixteen and twenty degrees so you can imag

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james corden and conan o'brien have also built up a sweat while going for laughs. >> leslie has become, posting her more conventional sessions at the gym. kevin's youtube original series aims to show that getting in shape can be funny. >> we're talking about health. we're talking about wealth. for me i just want to preach it. i want to show ways to be active and make it fun so involving the personalities that i love the most and putting us in experiences where we're fish out of water. >> let's go, kevin. >> for the ultimate core and ab work out kevin is dragged by a tractor and tries to stay standing. >> yes. yes. get it. >> we both get to have reactions and embrace the moment. i think you make good tv. >> oh, my god kevin. you did so good. >> he'll do anything for a laugh. he's good fif and killing the stand up game too. he's headlining his irresponsible tour which goes until september. >> somebody else who never stops, oprah. she used her power and influence as she does so well to help those in need. kevin frazier was there. >> 50,000. >> i love it. >> as y'all know i'm not a dancer,

i picked conan o'brien. some people thought, look conan is too safe or this or that. was president representing not just the white house correspondents' association and fox news and barack obama was on dais. i knew given all the tension with president obama, if i pick ad comedian who trashed him or jay carney i would pay a price, fox would pay a price. so i picked conan o'brien in part because i knew he got it. he was a professional. you know what? he got up and realized monday night he had to face his audiences pro-obama people, anti-obama people. in this case they i picked somebody i never heard of until saturday. basically a the past resistance. will make her bones and all kinds of money beating up on sarah sapped is. you don't want to be in the that position. brian: margaret taley acting, this is year she is done with it. she is president. she responded to you. let's listen. >> ed henry a past president of the association, andrea mitchell saying the association should apologize to sanders. will there be an apology? >> what i told you is what i have already told sa

>> i'm doing conan. they must have had a cancellation. i called myself b rate already. all the other guests cancelled and i get to be on conan. >> you are first rate, a rate, good luck, have fun. we will be watching. nicolle wallace. >>> if it's monday, purchase's troubles may be confirmed. tonight, why president trump's pick for secretary of state may be inspiring a history-making senate snub. and why it matters. >> it looks iffy for this afternoon. >>> plus, the flip side with the man who claimed he would take a bullet for the president take an indictment? the white house says there is nothing to see here. >> the president has been clear that he hasn't done anything wrong. >>> and inside the first official state visit of the trump era. this is "mtp daily," and it starts right now. >>>. welcome to "mtp daily." welcome to cubic inchation drama that is confirming every aspect of indicate dwros at the white house. the easy approximate's nominee for secretary of state mike pompeo is poised to receive a historic rebuke. any moment now the senate foreign relations committee

>> i'm doing conan. they must have had a cancellation. i called myself b rate already. all the other guests cancelled and i get to be on conan. >> you are first rate, a rate, good luck, have fun. we will be

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considered privilege files but the reality is if there was some advancement of a fraud or a crime between conan the president that privilege does not exist so attorney client privilege still exists today but it may not apply in the case of trump and cohen because they violated the law in the process of their communications david as always thanks for your time today. great to be with you thank you larry against a backdrop of national security shake ups and multiple investigations the president faces dangerous decisions about syria including an expected response to a recent deadly chemical attack in a town held by rebels for a little perspective on all this let's turn to former deputy assistant secretary of state joel rubin he joins me from washington he's president of the washington strategy strategy group the national security advisory and lobby for what options does the president have for responding to this attack. larry has no good options first and foremost the president is really in a box in some ways of his own making because he did talk about red lines in syria related to chemical weapons

yesterday with today a number interrupting him and demanding yes or no answers lik this exchange with es conanhat captures many of the concerns about facebook data policy. >> is it possible for facebook to exist without collecting and selling our data? is it possible to exist? >> congressman, we don't sell people's data. so i think that's an impthtant g to chafe up front. and then in terms of collecting data, the whole purpose of the service is so that you can share the thingst you want with the people around you, and your friends. >> questions weren't as limited to issues as dat andrivacy with a number of committee members pressing zuckerberg on concernst of contcensorship, fake shoes and till legal sale of opioids on the platform. zuckerberg saying betterel artificial igence is key to addressing these issues. >> when are you going to stop -- to te down these posts that are done with illegal digital pharmacies? when are you going to take them down? >> congressman, right now when people report the posts to us, we will takedo them . >> why do they have to -- if you've got all these 20,000 peopl

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paymaster comcast senior executive vice president david cohn and if you look carefully hawk watchers while conanspeaks you can still see the bloody carcass of net neutrality hanging from is to. mark the big event here as we fell a great comcast cares day now in its seventeenth year it is believed to be the nation's largest single day corporate volunteer event says of at his show him here every day this is part of the people in this building and around the cancun as well . all excited about doing would do go to doing twenty four hours this i think that we could bring the world to women the one of those you know we'll have over one hundred thousand employees members of their families and nonprofit partners volunteering tomorrow and over a thousand projects in more than twenty countries so it's really become a global effort way to al sharpton just infer that comcast is carrying on the work of nelson mandela. but it wasn't just the airwaves of morning joe or comcast was patting itself on the back bird's great day of charity according to splendor news dot com and b.c. affiliates across the nation pit

paymaster comcast senior executive vice president david cohn and if you look carefully hawk watchers while conan speaks you can still see the bloody carcass of net neutrality hanging from his to. big event here as we fell a great comcast cares day now and it seventeen year it is believed to be the nation's largest single day corporate volunteer advances of ads show him here this is part of the people in this building and around the world all excited about doing go to doing. this i think we can bring the world to women the one of those you know will have over one hundred thousand employees members of their families and nonprofit partners volunteering tomorrow and over a thousand projects in more than twenty countries so it's really become a global effort way to al sharpton system for the comcast is occurring on the work of belsen mandela. but it wasn't just the airwaves of morning joe were comcast was patting itself on the back for its great day of charity according to splinter news dot com and b.c. affiliates across the nation pitched in and d.c. beriah ran a p.r. sounding segment that was a lot

american involvement in syria but isn't this where we were a year ago what allegedly happened in contract conan if either it's fifty tomahawks and took out that f. failed a year on syrian state embroiled in civil war very little progress there. that's true on the other hand you could say that conscious one was about sarin gas this was about chlorine something that america had not really taken action on and had slipped under the radar in this situation it came up because there were many deaths and there were many videos of it and that that in a sense of a boat the united states take action to plug up this hole where it had not taken action in the past they were in for an unpredictable weekend all the same for now there joshua landis from the center for middle east and he's thanks very much for joining us on our take like. meanwhile washington says its confidence that the syrian government used chemical weapons against its own people according to a white house statement their confidence in that is based not on intelligence but on the media and n.-g. o. reports. this conclusion is based on descrip

starting from the front row of the grid the season he claimed pole ahead of teammate can be right conan as ferrari showed their class against qualifying terry both types of mercedes and red bull's daniel ricardo completed the second row while pierre gus least starts in the fifth alongside kevin magnussen world champions lewis hamilton was given a five place penalty for a gearbox change and will start in ninth. well in the meantime we have of course been following breaking news for you here at the deputy we just like to bring you up to date now because a driver has plowed into a crowd of people in the german city of munster at the interior ministry saying that the death toll is now four people including the driver who killed himself after the collision the number of injured stands at twenty police are investigating at the scene and have asked the public to stay away. from bring their hearts and hands around to are standing by with us here in the studio following the very latest and turned to you hans first because you've been monitoring the headlines what more do we know at this hour. we

during obama, they had conan, jimmy kimmel, seth meyers, jay leno. under bush, colbert, jay leno, drew carol. >> dana: they say that colbert ended up with the prime time late show because of the performance. >> jesse: in that case, i blame the white house correspondents' dinner association for him but the delivery was terrible in this, average material. the voice was not good. i'm glad you set it and i didn't have to say it first. but the point is, i blame the white house correspondents' dinner association for this. they knew what they were getting into when they booked this person. but this is who the left is. they have been smearing and hurting conservatives and trafficking in this kind of hateful, unfunny stuff for the last year. on the show we've had montages of the stuff from chelsea handler going after melania. the assassination jokes with kathy griffin. johnny depp. you had chris matthew say horrible things. what they say on "morning joe." swear words on cnn. it's been despicable. no one has ever condemned it, and here's the reasons why they c

going to be a flop or something. [ laughter ] hey, i -- really, and so we were just taking over for conant know if we were going to -- so i had to make all sorts of phone calls, like, the first week you're just -- it was like timberlake, timberlake, timberlake, timberlake, you know. [ laughter ] nobody asked him if he would do me a favor. and he's the best. he's like, "oh, okay. yep, i'll do it." [ laughter ] he totally did it, so i love that guy. robert de niro is coming back next week so i'm psyched. [ cheers and applause ] plus, on thursday, tina fey will be here. and -- [ cheers and applause ] the cast of "mean girls" on broadway is going perform. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: it's a hilarious show. [ cheers and applause ] so fun. it's a great cast. but first we have a fun show tonight. he stars in the new hulu series "the looming tower," jeff daniels is here! [ cheers and applause ] that's my man! >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: i love jeff daniels. from the giant action movie "rampage," joe manganiello is stopping by. >> steve: hey! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's a stud. and to clos

conan as alex says in new york times style. mr. burns, what are republicans telling us?what are republicans telling you about how the president is responding to these warn frgz top republicans? >> look, they're really sort of two pieces of news here. first, the reality that the president's senior most advisers, senior folks on the hill told him directly he should expect to lose control of the house of representatives and that the senate also is vulnerable -- >> that's already news. >> the fact they're talking about the senate being vulnerable, they were not saying that four or five months ago. that's a major shift in the playing field. the second piece of news here is that the president is sort of brushing off these warnings, that he's worried in the sense that he's sort of fixated on the midterms, asks people what he thinks is going to happen what he thinks is going to happen. when people tell him to his face, we're going to lose the house or we're almost certain to lose the house, he just says that's not going to happen. and for republicans in washington, that's deeply

>> conan o'brien gets tonight's last word.re. >>> donald trump says stormy daniels is lying, the russian investigation is a hoax and he gets credit for the success. trump's former lawyer is warning him that cohen could flip and >>> plus that meeting with kim jong-un, trump says it will only happen if it's fruitful. if not, he'll bounce. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a wednesday night. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york. day 54 this was of the trump administration, and during a press conference at his mar-a-lago resort with japanese prime minister shinzo abe, he would not say whether he would fire robert mueller or rod rosenstein. >> did you decide it's not worth the fallout to get rid of rod rosenstein or robert mueller?

>> conan obri o'brien gets toni last word.re. >>> donald trump says stormy daniels is lying, the russian investigation is a hoax and he gets credit for the success. trump's former lawyer is warning him that cohen could flip and work for the feds and might even wear a wire. >>> plus that meeting with kim jong-un, trump says it will only happen if it's fruitful. if not, he'll bounce. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a wednesday night. >>> good evening once again pr o -- from our nbc news headquarters in new york. day 54 this was of the trump administration, and during a press conference at his mar-a-lago resort with chinese president xi jinping, he would

. >> conan o'brien gets tonight's last word.williams starts now. >>> tonight president trump has spoken out in praise of "fox & friends" after his eventful and rambling half hour long television interview this morning, described by maggie haberman has another installment of this president versus the presidency. it included trump's admission michael cohen represents him in the stormy daniels case and trump's threat that someday he won't stay away from the justice department. >>> and tonight there's also this. the leader of north korea became the first to cross into the south since the fighting stopped in the korean war when eisenhower was our president. "the 11th hour" on an eventful thursday night begins now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 462 of the trump administration, and the president stepped right into the legal battles surrounding his personal lawyer, michael cohen. in a let's call it freewheeling and at times rambling phone interview with "fox & friends," which took place

. >> conan o'brien gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with bryian williams starts now. >>> tonight president trump has spoken out in praise of "fox & friends" after his eventful and rambling half hour long television interview this morning, described by maggie haberman has another installment of this president versus the presidency. it included trump's admission michael cohen represents him in the stormy daniels case and trump's threat that someday he won't stay away from the justice department. >>> and tonight there's also this. the leader of north korea became the first to cross into the south since the fighting stopped in the korean war when eisenhower was our president. "the 11th hour" on an eventful thursday night begins now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 462 of the trump administration, and the president stepped right into the legal battles surrounding his personal lawyer, michael cohen. in a let's call it freewheeling and at times rambling phone interview with fox

you've probably seen his stand-up on comedy central and vh 1, even conan. >> i'll be honest.m not a political comedian really, but i do watch a lot of news on television, and i've noticed lately that president obama looks very sad, you know? like he looks depressed. i feel like every morning when obama wakes up, he goes to his bathroom mirror and says to himself, no matter what i do, no matter what i try to accomplish, will smith's just going to play me in my stupid movie, so -- >> joe also has a new netflix special. >> the black woman was like, yeah, i thought you were like a light skinned black guy. i looked at her, and i was like, aayesha, for real? that's the nicest thing anyone has ever said to me. i'm a 33-year-old jewish man. that's all i've ever wanted in my life. >> and comedian andy kindler is here. you might recognize him for his role as andy in everybody loves raymond. >> sounds dated now after his current stuff. you may remember him for please don't eat the daisies 50 years ago. >> i think your haircut and accent are also dated, so at least your consistent. >> le

( laughter and applause ) >> wertheim: the modern era produced conan o'brien and colin jost, currentlyrday night live." but most "lampoon" stars are not stars at all. david mandel, class of '92, has written for shows from "s.n.l." to "seinfeld." he's currently the show runner for hbo's "veep"... >> veep! >> wertheim: ...emmy winner for outstanding comedy series, three years running. >> david mandel: this is for chubby jews from the upper west side. >> wertheim: what made you want to join the "lampoon"? >> mandel: the building. you kind of, you can't help but notice it. you know, you see a lot of other organizations, you go to a lot of other meetings. and there's this one place that happens to have a castle. it definitely hits you. >> wertheim: it's hard to overstate the importance of the castle. built in 1909 in a style described as "mock-flemish," whatever that means, the exterior almost winks at you, foreshadowing farce. and inside, the great hall. site of "lampoon" parties so legendary, movies have been made about them. >> ( bleep ) party. >> wertheim: in real life, the great hall,

name could be released publicly but she has and she denied the motions coming from the attorneys for conan trying today to withhold that information from being turned over to prosecutors however she has yet to decide on another request whether or not to appoint a so-called spent special master someone who would review review these documents before they were released to the prosecutor so not all of the questions have been asked but a lot of interest and more information trickling out in this case which is against michael cohen the president's lawyer but of course has swept up the president with all of the revelations that are coming out in and chris and we saw all of this the the the. taking. the stormy daniels statements. when she arrived and you alluded to how she is involved in today's hearing tell us more about the part that she's playing. well actually she is not directly involved in what happened in the courthouse today in that she was not a formal part of the proceeding but it is her lawsuit against donald trump she has a lawsuit against donald trump right now claiming defamation of

>> .no, we had conan o'brien.without attacking anyone there now. i knew that conan o'brien understood the room and that he can be funny, he could poke fun at president obama at the time. but i will admit that as someone who is representing not just the association on that day but also fox news, i knew if i hired some comedian that was going to just rip the presidency pieces, it would look bad for me and for fox, i knew he was a professional and he would never have done to anyone what the comedian did last night.>> quickly, i know that we want to get to something but what was the mood in that moment when she was getting so personally attacked? >> i was in the first couple minutes of the routine, i will say was funny in the beginning. but then the f word and other was kept piling on. in personal attacks. in the room, i spoke with a lot of media people that you would think, in fact, our sharp critics of the president. they would tell me terrible, pathetic. they could not believe it. >> i want to blame you and give yo

considered privilege files but the reality is if there was some advancement of a fraud or a crime between conan the president that privilege does not exist so attorney client privilege still exists today but it may not apply in the case of tromping cohen because they violated the law in the process of their communications david as always thanks for your time today great to be with you thank you larry against a backdrop of national security shake ups and multiple investigations the president faces dangerous decisions about syria including an expected response to a recent deadly chemical attack in a town held by rebels for a little perspective on all this let's turn to former deputy assistant secretary of state joel rubin he joins me from washington he's president of the washington strategy strategy group the national security advisory and lobby for what options does the president have for responding to this attack. larry has no good options first and foremost the president is really in a box in some ways of his own making because he did talk about red lines in syria related to chemical weapons a